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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02
VII Not We>kea Pre-.
sldent's 5 Influence

Ahe ssrSngsisia ksyushesn CIna.B
y hai the change " E,asut e,s
shsW ~ the nats.,a ,snc. Auxs~f
Isl nsa-i t~ %: advantage to- the
party AZ power " e.n~ralls ad-
Hasiied. Lane. 81 ATTACK on the
aanausI-i ration record. whr.h
had trrn carefully eysaed sp are
heW canaI'setely tisw:ked. Certsia
S'ss'ssst'es ii the psess<ient arr
nos revealed a. assets A gsls
al ~wstchful waiting" to-day
would t~ more likely TO make
isssa cratic votes than Eeput,h
can a Progressive votes. All
criticism os the iore,yn y,e,l.cy oi
the administration i- su-y~nsl.sd.
Mr.. Roosevelt has put.licIy an-
bounced his at,sndonnent esf hi-
assault oa the president along
that hne.
The sufficient answer to crlti-
cism o' the foreign policy os the
! RIted States oioVerBment Is that
the ! BIied States is al peace
with all the world. Americans
prefer the answer OF the .Inex-
peIieBcedh BRYAN to the Japan
ese ambassador. There can lie
no last word tet ween friends. to
the experienced Won Bethmann
Hollweg professional sheer at a
scrap of paper !" The nation
must take pride in the scrup-
ulous observance OF the Hay
PauDcefote treaty in the matter
Of the canal tolls, nov that the
great European power has made
a mockery Of the treaty neutral
izing Belgium. One can no
f fobEti shrtf Ut bilfdttu hiBtO
matlsts" in view OF t;erard's .
splendid service at Berlin and
Whitlock's mastery rescue OF un-
fortified Brussels from the Ger
man guns.
This country is not likely in
the coming election to weaken
the presidents influence either at
home or abroad. He must re-
main President of the United
States throughout the war period
and in him rests the worlds best
hopes Of peace as soon as condi-
tioDs render it advisable for him
to again offer his friendly Offices.
He will need the strong and un-
divided support Of his country
men in order that he may speak
at the opportune moment with
such prestige that the powers in
conflict will listen to his counsel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02

Every of Of the local sptiea
likewise Of the of that law wherever
invoked They ssnuniy should have the
right decide the license question that communy- ether
Wsrds, they hsos suh.
These business Of high standing sQoa1 - 0H01s
Dsohbion because they know Of
seriously ur. every hamlet s.A large
city in Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02
DRINK AND DIVORCE.

This is a popular subject for those
crazed with pious Imagination an /
suffering from incipient insanity. Fis
ures showing drink ss the cause 70.
divorce range from 20 to S5 per cent
are shouted from tabernacle. tent AMI
pulpit, and copied by every little edi-
tor In the country. Here are the facts
from the United States Census:
In wet" Pennsylvania and Massa
chusetts, the average number divorce
cases on file per 100000 population is
Al.
In dry" Kansas and Maine. tbs ed
reliable examples of public morality :
thic,. the average per 100000 poPsis-
ton 10 ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02
Would Not Stop the Sale Or the
Drinking of Liquor

of the why the thinking business
organizations favor of local option laws a.
ready Colorado State Wi6s Prohibition
VOTE FOR STATE WIDE PROHIBITION
ISA VOTE AGAINST LOCAL OPTION
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02

Greeational ChurcA. Brooklyn. n. T.:
wheA ysa so0et . No htenSs1 -
- osrs than II sugAt - -. n 60
GrN1ly GDAo - oolao - tAaa q
sA0A -. ~ tAaa ruaoso I an -
Dsssl - prsAtsat3sa ~ Stotuts. I
would s0kAse - AosssA fFSe nrUs
- tAea hAvo No clsaSuno - - eFo0
- ~ Oos0l e0As"
0eseseo tea1. vsrDSo3:
'FrsAsSisssa 1sivss u.lsrgrsga1 -
1ioeAiof Which 4 0oeAD - eaf0. OAh
- q OoeO 1nnDouA - Aaal O9gA -
80 - 0ossso1as - sugu1nao -
Of liuuor sold
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02

asv. Lyman Abbott:
.It was not the method of Jeeas.
Ne lived in - ags Of total abstinence
eoc,etiee aad did not join them Ms
enpbaeizel the distinction between
H,e methods anA those Of JOha to
paptist. that John cane DeitAef 80
tnr nor drinking: the 0oa - Mo-
ceme eating and lrinktnG- He CO
semned drunGenpess, but nsvse - .
sAprle instance lifted up His voice u
c.nde,nnation q drinking On -
eentrary. He consnced hh pubic -
Istry by mailing sies n esesidereSse
esaatry. a.d Of f,ne eseifty. and tAS
Suparently only % go 70 TIE ,oyea>
0kfvitfes Of Q wedding"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02
ADVDoeY oooala1YrH.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02
Tho Colorado
Business Mems
Home Rule League
= NOT ~
ooooejotlo0 ot
men 000soeo in
The nQaSos traffic

A. Of fact there liquor dealers connected With
e organization members DEALERS
sGockmea than
ksuor business
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27

Los Angeles, caI.-some of the
things that little Helen Bishop must
do and must not do in order to be-
come a rival of Tetrazzini:
She must not eat pickles-or tarts
or cream puffs or anything sweet that
little girls like.
Shemust stand on her toes and do
a lot of breathing exercises every
morning at 1870
She must do lots of gymnastics.
And she must live in musical at
mosphere that will perVade and per-
meate her whole being.
In order to develop not only the
voice, but the body, soul, character,
temperament and mentality of little
Helen Bishop, the 11-year-old musical
prodigy, Thor Raje, musician and
vocal instructor, is to be given full
legal control over the child, if the
court grants the request filed by the
parents. '.-
With the crown of the famous
prima donnas of the past and present
already lowering over her youthful
brow, the child is to give up. her en-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27
KITCHEN CONVERSATION

''The secret of success" the stamp
says, lis sticking to it. :"
ITO succeed" said the knife, ''be
bright and sharp
Keep up to date" said the calen-
dar
aspire to greater things" said the
nutmeg.
Don't knock-it's old-fashioned,"
said the electric bell.
do a driving business said the
hammer, and the barrel added,
'"Never lose your head"
make light. of everything" OBJ
served the fire.
But always keep cool,'' said the
ice.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27

She-In writing the invitations to
my birthway party should l say,
Your presence is requested?"-~~
He-No. Your presents are re-
quested" would be more like it
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27

tire life and childhood to training to
become the future queen of song.
Thor Raie believes this is the only
way to make a singer perfect. She
will live in the atmosphere of music
and musicians and will be taught to
forget that there is anything in the
world but music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

ley OF h shadow Of death. I will fear
no evil. FOR thou art with me n A.
down IN the valley where We find the
most beautiful lowers. IL was in the
1tep valley that We learned to sing. We
Found that God was our shepherd while
we were In the valley.
The last point brought out and dis.
cuesed bN the speaker was thou pre-.
psrest n table In the presence OF mine
enemies. " you show me a man nlled
with the Holy Ghost. ] will show YOU
ohe that studies his Bible. Tho men and
women who are doing things for other
ieopic are the ones who are running
over with Gods love. II we follow
JHsus goodness. mercy will follow US
all the days Of our lives"
The address proved very iuterestins
as Wen as instructive and was very
uiuch appreciatcd by all who were pres.
snt. Tor. Rev. TrOtter kept his audience
IN a delightful mood throughout his en-.
tlfc TAX and there was not n moment
Nhich was not appreciated by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
sIo0d Outbreaks -AVOID
Their Return by Swing Your
Blood a Good Searching Bath

IL you should meet anyone varrish-
inE a blood outbreak with Rrcaav
ointment. your best advice would DO
e quit such things and attend 10 ths
blood. ~
tt successfully heht any blood
trouble. some cruptive skin amiction
-call 10 eczema. lupus. psoriasis. ma
lnria or what you wiil-thcre Dr. but
one sure. safe way 60 get rid OF 10.
ASK 10 any drug store for a bottle Of
- q s. and you are then on tho road
70 health. II we are % believe the
students Of science the action Of this
remarkable remedy e. Just a. direct.
Just aa positive. just as certain 90 its
influence as that the sun rises In the
east. ~ is one Of those rare medical
forces which act iu the blood with
the same degree OF certainty that ~
found in all natural tendencies.
Ont through every skin pore arida ana eHhe-
Ird Impurities arc forced On ne FORM of fu.
visible rarr- Tie lungs trcafhe 90 ont. us
liver ia stimulated 90 c1reun- q usaf pra--z
tcn n imrurifira. tho stomach srf irf-sfines
crsae IN convey into me blood s.--sm us esfar.
rhal. maiarisi rrrnss ne towcl. tffasvs.
bladder md en- snunctofies % ne hody srs
uarr.,Ira into q hrhun force 10 errci every
veslFe of cain eruption.
Tterc ls soaroeiy r. oommunity anvuhsrc bit
Wtaf haT Co. bale nu1 hrarty erampie Of fe
rreulfH n s. s.. s. Crt 20 bottle o. uit famous
remedy to-day. cd if your e1ae u siuti1m or
rer1iiar. write ~ Tie swift Specific Co. 900
fvtf riir, Afsu's. Gs.
q" nrf permit snrcne 70 'sE rou ir's sons
usriee oomround m~y rut up 81 . suh-ututs
fr Q g. 10 honsst drussist VII d. 1is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
REV. MEL TROTTER
BREACHES SERMON
AT OPENING SESSION OF EVEN.
ING BIBLE CON-
F~ERENCES.
Or. George r. Stuart Unable to Get
Here on Account % Failure to
Get Train-Speaks TONIGHT.

Yesterday evening at s O'Clock in
the First Presbyterian church on
Ihaplne street. the evening Bible
conference that is being conducted
IN THIS city, under the auspices of
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
non, was formally opened before a
large crowd, hat packed the entire
mar body Of the church and accord
ing TO all indications the conference
Dids lair TO prove both educational
and inspirational to al VINO attead
h meetings.
Owing to DR.. George Y. Stuart miss
ms ms train in Cincinnati and being
u~naVoidably detained. his place was
taken by Rev. Mel Tro.ter. who came
down from the Bible conference IN
I1ttsburgh, to deliver the address Of
the evening. DR.. George Il. Stuart
at s o'clock.
The services yesterday evenina
VIZ opened by a short ong service
conducted by W. NJ. Clemans. Rev.
w. > Dysinger. pastor OF the First
EhEIlsh Lutheran church. presided as
chairman OF the meeting and tho in
vocation was delivered BY Rev. J. 80
Llttell. pastor Of the Second United
presbyterian church. Following the
Invocation the services were opened
Dy nose present repeating the TWEEN
ty-thlrd psalm. Rev. Trotter took as
VI NNn aANH tNn the WON
ty-third psalm. The Lord Is NV Shep-
nerd ] Shall Not Want" He SPOKE n
par as follows. when in doubf
read tho twenty-third psalm and Won
WI be able TO get along. The knowl-
fusS OF God ts progressive. The
LoId - my shepherd ] shall not want
be- the FIRST thing that any child learns
nen u begins TO talk God knows
his sheep and any pcrron who Ia wort.
ing Ior money VIII u when the wolf
comes. ~ you have a hundred sheep
and should lose one YOU will hunt ~
the lost one and let Inc ninety and
nine go. and search for the one thai
o. lost. and % the one be- found that
De- lost great will BE- tie rejoicing
The Lord is my shepherd and no
Cln save RE and he can give me n
sandinE before my father. lie took
w. pace ana save me my righteous
ress I'm Christ The Lord ia nv shrp-
h'rd and no 20 else. have trav.
si'd $1,000 m!lcs n ve1r and have
h''er mot n Christian tramp In nv
nte. God will never let us want. We
l"cd the poor people. and they shall
rot want God never puts us down
" the desert. be compclq as 10 lie.
noWu IN green pastures. where tho.
picking is good. and here Goo talks.
- me and Do feeds mo and leads me
- the side 81 tho stan water After
no leeds DO leads. and after running
over with th" love Of God. Z must 20.
out and help tome one else.
BE Righteous.
Ihero De- q constant need of 70
yorlng or We win lose "a Won must
huNe your soul restored IL Won on.
30 10 succeed. for II you do not
Sour virtue o. zone out When YOUR
soul Is restored. then comes your 10.
newnl 81 opportunity RIghteousncss
- what I do Holiness o. ms stand
W H"iofe Cot. oignfrOuenpHF walk
Ipr' m'n 20 that they can see What
tDy do. What the church noods H.
righteous men and women We can
20 nhord ~ do anything that is
wrong for his cake.
Yea though Q vsIk through the val
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
NEW MODERN
DENTAL PARLOR.
Or. Harry krattz - Todsy's Issue An.
Opening OF his New
Psrlors ard Makes An At
trsetiVe Offer 70 the
Public.

The attention Of In%telligencer read
ers Is called 20 the announcement az
me top % Page 3. to-day's issne. nj
Dr. Harry kraatz End floor. Reilly
building. Dr. Kraatz has for the past
seven years been located on the 6fth
hoor OF tho Schmulbach building. In
the dental world ne has achieved an
enViable reputation for expert dental
work. and In order TO handle his ron
stantly increasing trade he was com
p'Iled TO sec larger quarters. with
this end in view he leased me entire
second o Of the Reilly building.
In his new quarters he has shared
no expense In Citing IL throuFhout.
ana to say The least this new institu-
lion Il certainly one Of the most mod
ern IN this section Of the country
nose requiring dental work or any
Handsomely 20 nav close attention 10
this announcement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Cleaning nprh-

Mcs7rs Griffith and crane. managers
or wheeling Pork. have placed u force of
lucu nL work cleaning and repairing tho
PARK. hcstcrda teams were put To- ygorE
naullnE away refuse that has arcumu-
lated during the winter. 10 g. aaid nat
Or The most extensive lmp-r0vrrrrrts ft
= said. viii be 60 tho swimming rogf
mat failed 20 give satisfaction durfpr
49, season With The improvements
lhc coming Few weeks the mnuaremcnt
expects Co have the PARK iu first riaag
hhape TOT the opening and 30 is said mat
htFeral moro attractions will be placed
on tho ground. making the park more
attractive than ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Pike Briefs.

The Modern woodman hand ro,,.
posed o msmbers OF the Henry Clay
In the town hall for the purpose OF
Elwood Walton. who has been con-
hned to his home AT Forest View Tor
the past several days. is considerably
Bert Bush OF Sand Nm was ,,.,
ness caller at Elm Grove YESTERDAY.
,Colvin Williams. the little son OF q
Elzie Williams. deputy United states
marshal. was taken 10 the North Wheel
Ivy noSpltal yesterday. where he viii
UNDERGO an operation for appendicitis.
Jack Lucket has been removed from
nls name at Elm Grove 10 the North
Nheeling hospital. where he will be on.
Grated on Tor appendicitis.
Mike Dolan. motorman on the IVES,
nnrglhia traction and Electric company
,ines u on. duty. He IS ttendin Inc
bedside OF his grandmother. VIVA II Sc.
riousiy III AZ her home at sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Feuston Of Dav.
toh' " are spendin n few DAYS as the
Euests OF friends and relatives at Elm
Dr W. D.. GieseIcr has returned 10
MS home at Elm Grove after gpendinc
a rev days with friends at Viola.
hnssell shepherd Of Big wheeling
creek was a business caller AZ lin
Grove yesterday.
James Carmichal has returned 10 his
hoine ~ columbus after spending n few
lays a. the guest OF friends near Ma
Jack Donovan has returned 10 his
nome az Canton after spending the
Edward Butler is confined 10 his
home at Edgwood with iliness.
Ihomas Mayer. well known jeweler
p. Elr Grove. is able 20 be out again
Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Edewood Council MEETING,

a special meeting OF the Edgwood
council was held at the town hall last
evening for the purpose OF taking ac-
ton on matters pertaining to the
streets OF Birch Lynn. the new addi-
tion that Is being constructed at that
place. a communication from Me.
Cullagh a Reid. owners OF the prop
erty, was read to council. asking that
action on the matter be deferred un-
I'll the property was ready for dedi-
cation and a complete plan was sub
mttted FOR the inspection OF the coun-
ell. Other matters Of business were
then taken up. among which was
tue administering OF the oath Of Of.
nee 70 Town Marshal r. Il. Glass.
Mr.. Glass was duly sworn I'm and re-
ceived a silver badge. lie will as.
sumo his duties at once. A few other
matters Of minor importance were
then taken up. after which council
adjourned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Bothered by Cafarrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma, Head or Chest Colds

For Caisrrh and Head Colds melt a
little boz a spoon and inhale the va
ports also apply wei up tho nostriiq.
f"r Asthma ana Iiay Fcvcr follow tho
above Instructions and also rub Uru
over tho spinal column. thus relaxing
The nervous tension. For Bronchitis.
sore Throat. and deep chest colds an.
ply wcIl over chest and throat. first
opcuiur The pores by applications Of
hot wet towels Then cover with "A
warm flannel cloth. leaving the cover.
INK ZOOS" Jruuud The NECK 20 the va.
rors arising may be inhaled an nirth
long ln addition NIcka Ir absorbed
through Ihe pores taking out the fIrht.
ness % soreness Three sIxcs-25c.
0oc and S1NO-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

down a tree, where II fell across the
wires of the Bell Telephone Com
perienced yesterday. II seems hat
the person in question either did not
care or did not think that the tree
would fall on the lines. As the re-
suit. several linemen we're sent to
the scene and repaired the broken
lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

While rtding hia m0t1rcycIe a. Tir,
Grove sunday. Dick Butler. o. resident
"i that place. was thrown from fia ma
fhtuc and severely bruised. Nr rYff.r
it ig said. was riding along tho efr.rt il,
Ile rear 0f a. buggy and while affemrf.
luE 70 pass was crowded ~ rro rr arr
tufod % run Into tn curb. Voc me.
IhfoWinE tho rider 60 thc ground An.
,o"sn tcNcrcir scratched and bruised
me rider wa not seriously hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
cAR STRIKES FEED WIRES.

What might have caused serious
trouble happened ~ Ellen and McCoI
l0ch streets yesterday when the tor
on "a Wet Virginia Traction 4 Elec.
VIC tompauy car. No. ~. In charge
tangled up with p feed wire leading
20 one OF the arc lights. From some
uneNplainable reason tho wires had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

Quite n little excitement was caused
near Roncy's Point yesterday afternoon.
when q bull that was being driven to
Mulls butcher shop at Elm Grove. be-
camo uncomfortable and started on the
war path. The animal started for, the
nearest man. who was compelled to climb
a tree Tor safety. He continued for
some time making all who came in con-
tact with him hike for the tall timbers
and remain there until he saw. as he
thought. another victim. All efforts to
get him under control were futile and
as the last resort the owner OF the ami
NAL had to procure n gun and shoot him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Purchase valuabie pronertv

Ietc t~inneEan. local contractor ana
builder. and his brother. y. J.. FInnegan.
or cameron. have purchased a vaiuable
piece Of property at Cameron. vybcrs
tney VIII begin the erection Of a new
bungalow In the near future. The pror-
10y II considered one Of the most val
uebie tracts Of land In Cameron ana
when improved will be one OF the most
dellrablo locatLona 90 tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

The Officers OF the town Of Fulton. he
HeFe In having their town up to tho
minute when IL comes 10 having thof
streets cleaned. Yesterday the town 0rs
nose was taken out and the ice and SNOW
thnt has accumulated Tor the pnat gev-
cral weeks ON the streets and sidewalk
was washed Off. This BE- the first time
ms winter that this has been dome and
the residents are for once. wafkfnr o,
streets that are at least passlbie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

The regular meeting ~ Mystic lodge
NO -. K. OF T.. Elm grove. was held
IN thcir lodge rooms last evening. Sew.
efal matters o. business we're taken ur
.nciuotng the initiation Of several mem.
berH several members were taken ~
and the third degree conferred on n few
After tho business OF the
evening n social hour was onioved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

Funeral services over the remains or
the late Mrs. Louise Gashcl. Who passed
away at her home az Triadelphia sunday
following n prolonged illness will b.
held this afternoon from the stone
church. Rev. a. +. Werder. pastor or
the 81. James church. will o~fficiate.
lnterment will be in the Stone church
cemetery. The deceased was IN her T9th
year and was well known In this vicinity
where h has resided for the past sew
cral years. The deceased Is survfvod bv,
three daughters: Mrs. Louis Kahler
Mrs. Milton Petit and Mrs. John
6eecher. also " sons. Charles and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Intenigeneer Handy Almanac at
slsyney's Drug Store for only 25e.
Get n now.


A meeting Of the officers and mem.
Ders OF the Stein Tennis Club was
held az Woeber's hall last evening.
SeNeral OF the members were present
and matters Of business we're dis.
tussed. Several resolutions were OF.
tered, All OF which we're laid on tho
liable Tor action AZ tho next meeting
Among the matters that were taken
% was that Of building additional
courts and increasing the member.
ship. II was decided that one add.
Nonal court would be built and the
membership increased 20 90. Anoth.
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
Try the New External Treatment-Re
Hevcs by lnhaiation and Absorb
ton. No Sf.rarh DALAI

years rc have boon dosing our.
selves 10 cure cold troubles dearitr tho
la't iiat Napnr treatments ar. quicker
ann 90 not disturb he stomach. The
trouble has ueou that the obi m,frcGe
az administering these vapors suc1 aa
Napor lamps, etc. we're very Cumhar
some. Ntcks 'Nap-O-Rub" Crou1 and
pneumonia Salvc contains Nouth0I
u hym0i. Eucalypt0l. gamphor. and
p IaT combined hy % special pro
so that they are vapnrIlrd whom
lCNs D. applied 10 The heat Of the
puF. nero 'drors open tho air pa
ages loosen the phierm. ami tr4I
The ntamed mucous ~membcrane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17
OUT-THE-PIKE
DANGER
AT BIRCH LYNN.

All persons, especially children, are
requested 10 keep of Of the premises
during course Of construction. Com
piIanee with the above will be greatly
appreciated by
McCUILAGH & REID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-17

Henry Clay camp. No. 72g1. Modern
W001mcn. % Flm drove. will hold a
meeting this evening IN their lodge
rooms ~ Hands hall Seyerni lmr1rf-
ant matters VII come up for consider
uIpn ~ this meeting. a class Of cruIf-
oates VIII ho taken IN 70 the matter
or arranging FOR suitable exercises Ir