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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-02

SnIu4ocly 4AAeoHS AA1- PANoASo
Phineas. And what about that Sun
day picnic with them and the Hooi-
gans?"
y '"There won't be any picnic" assev-
Grated Mary irritably.
Nevertheless Phineas did manage
to meet his old friends by various
subterfuges, and he carefully explain
ed the situation to them.
'The best woman in the world,
Mike. he told F1aherty. But you
know how it is with women, Mike.
The moneys sort of turned her
head"
That's all right, Phin," responded
Mike Flaherty. This ones on me-"
To the neighbors, indeed, it SEEM
ed a natural think that Mrs. Kelly
should want to rise in the world; and
if there was little envious gossiping
the sight of the good woman, as she
went down the street respondent in
her new gowns purchased with the
last of their saved money! turned
envy to admiration.
Meanwhile Hogan and Kelly had
arranged their partnership. There
was fine opening in the town, and
Hogan was to put in a couple of thou
sand, supplementing his smaller con-
tribution with his political pull" The
new apartment was leased and the
Kellys were preparing to leave.
Mrs. Kelly only required week to
pack, being a methodical woman. But
as the week progressed that look
came into her eye more and more
frequently, till Phineas, having no
refuge now, to which to fly, was driv-
en- to bay.
evening, when his wife had been more
than usually morose.
He half expected the tartest of re-
joinders; but, to his establishment, his
wife burst into tears and laid her
hood JInop hic shoulder And PhineaS
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"Sure, that's all right" answered
her husband. "They understand"
do you think they think 1 think
they aren't good enough for us?" in
quired his wife, raising her face, wet
with tears.
81 guess they think they'd do as
much if they were in your place,
Mary" he answered.
For half a pin," said Mary, ''Td
stay right on her for old times sake,
and invite the Hooligans and Fla
hertys to the picnic after all. But"
she sighed-"It's for Tins sake, isn't
it,"
Sure" answered her husband,
bravely, though he, too, was thinking
of his old friends and those merry
evenings at Rafferty's.
But three days remained when the
post brought letter from the law
yers in Ireland Phineas brought it
dutifully to his wife. She opened it
and gave a scream.
'Phineas! We haven't got any
money at all" she gasped.
Phineas Kelly, with a mixed feeling
of JOY and sadness, took up the mis-
sive and spelled it out:
I'VE beg to inform you," he read,
that an error was made in stating
that the estate of your late uncle, Mr.. =
James Smyhe, was likely to be proved
at five thousand dollars. The total
amount of the estate is seventeen
~. Al - II, 30
under the will, and"
Seventeen thousand" cried Mary
Kelly, springing from her. chair and
grasping the letter from her hus-
bands hand. "Phineas! It's trueI
Listen! And check for this amount
will be forwarded in a few days to
you"
Suddenly the excited woman be-
gan to execute pas seul before her
hIYchoOd' nUnc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
MORE TROUBLE
Socialists Of Martins Ferry Acair
Have Internal Troubles aid civ
Clerk Faces Ch1rges Of Con
duct Unbceominc a Member

Another chapter was added to the
socialist troubles at Martins Ferrv
yesterday when William Sowlands
present city clerk, was notified that
charges OF conduct unhecomina a So.
ctalist would be filed against him af
lhe next meeting of the local ~ tn
meeting held recently committee OF
I'VE, composed Of Brock Brown. Thos.
craig, y. a. Habis. Claude Peoples
and q. A. Phelps. was appointed TO in.
Nestlgate the charges and yesterday.
Howlands received n 10 Ter giving ;hp
verdict OF the committee and notify.
ing MN mat charges are TO be filed
lie was also notified TO appear sun
day. April y. for the purpose of an.
swering the charges.
The trouble grew our of the recent
ordinance that was passed by the old
council. providing for raise in sala.
rtes for all Of the city employees and
the ordinance was turned o. er TO thc
city clerk. As there vas no money
with which 10 publish the ordinance
~ was never published and remained
In the hands 81 tho clerk The old
council retired before the money vas
appropriated for the publishing Of Tho
same and over since that the Social.
ist local has been cdcayorirg 10 e..
hold Of the ordinance but TO no avail
The filing Of the charges did not come
- surprise 10 the residents of tho
city as they have been expecting
them for some time and the outcome
VIII be awaited with interest
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WHEELING LODGE NO. ia WILL
BE HOST TO MEMBERS
TONIC CHIT
Grand Chancellor Samuel Nuxur OF
fairmont 20 Be Principal Speaker
interesting Program.

The last fraternal visit OF Wheeling
district Knights OF Pythias lodees
will be held this evening at Wheeling
lodge No. ia. in the Waldorf build
ing. this city. The meeting promises
TO be one of the greatest conducted
this winter. and the visitations will he
brought to a close with exercises be-
hitting such an occasion. The meet.
ings. in which Is lodges of the Greater
Wheeling district were Interested
were grand success in every way,
and as a result many new members
have been initiated and received in
the various lodges.
Tonight, Grand Chancellor Samuel
II. Nuzum OF Fairmont will be present
and speak to the members of the
good work that has been accomplished
by the lodges. and OF the example that
has been set by the visitations TO
other lodges in the state. The an
nouncement was made yesterday that
the grand chancellor would be in at
tendance, and as a result. a large
number of knights from this district
will be present to welcome him.
In addition 10 the highest official
OF the West Virginia grand lod &c
there will be others of prominence,
including Grand Vice Chancellor John
+. ArbenZ and Supreme Lodge Repre-
sentative James III. Beans of this cTty.
Each will speak
The committee in charge Of the af
fair for Wheeling lodge has arranged
an excellent program for the evening,
which will include literary and must
cal numbers. and the evenings enter
tainment will be followed by the serv.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmulhaeh Building. Both Phone


Miss Mabel Atkinson. who has been
spending several days vacation at her
nome az Park View. will return to resume
George Seibert. JT.. H. confined To his
nome az Elm Grove by Illness
MI. and Mrs. Baird I.ashley formerly.
OF OF FIN Groye but az present residing az
boy.
Several OF the younger social get Of
I'm Grove, are planning TO give a
ing.
Mrs q. NJ. Lake. who has been suner.
lntendent of the View Point santa iuin
TOT the past Few years. will leave Ned
Lake has accented position a. super
lntendent of the Coshocton city hos
pital She will assume her duties
Work on the McNany fats at Fulton
is fast nearing completion The hula
ing vher completed viii be one of tie
hnest OF the kind in the out the pike
Carpenters were at work Yesterday
raising the frame OF the stor. and res
tauIant comblned that IL being erected
by John Mueller at GleuWood
Mrs. NJ. \. Lashley. OF Elm Grovc
lcIt Yesterday evening for a ,seveIat
IfYs visit with her son. Baird. OF CO.
George Evans. OF Sixth street ,-.
National Road, FULTON. is removing 10
farm near Roneys Point.
Mrs Albert Nnlhcller il confined Ia
her nome at Fulton with n setiOus ~.
Harry. Moore. Of woodIawn. has ler,
Tor st Louis, Mo, where lac viii spend
several months.
Earl Manning. OF waynesburE. IA. f.
spending several DAYS as the ruest az
friends and relatives at Elm Grove
Miss Jane Schloebohm has retufrc 4
20 her home at Huntington. after ap.t,f-
wood. -a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
NElGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
a.. blHtfi.t No. e. 1850 J.. M. with Miss
Emma Lnsch. 6a3 Main street: Mfss
Emma Lasch, leader. GrandNiew Not.
class. 1880 .. m. with Mrs. Doughcrtv
corner National Road end Mt Wooa
Road. Mrs. Gcrtrudc White. Leader
Mon Bible class. s:fi .. m. with Air
Ada Dixon. Thtrty-scN NTH street. Mr.
WIN. Dixon. leader. District. No. 1e..
ESQ T. M. with Mrs. s. r. Elliott. pur-
ter avenue. Edgewood Mrs : ~ Kiln
OF, leader. District No. Ie6 A. M,
WIN Mrs John Lynch Pleasant Nailcy
MIS-. John Lynch. leader BethIohCnl
class, y. met Hcthlchsm school house
MIS-. Mary Mayman. leader.
Wednesday.
SAKE bible class. ] so a. m First
Presbyterian church. Martins Perry.
Mrs. Herbert Carnicnsel leader.
Thursday.
plstriet No. isi-A. ,:i5 y. m. Miss
Ethsl Williams. Park view. Miss Ethel
Williams. leader
District No. las. 7:45 ,. m. with Mrs.
&. W. Abcrcrombie. SOS : Penn. AIR 4
G. Smith. leader.
Etna bible class. 1850 y. m. Actnaviii.
chapel. ohio. Miss Anna Frederick.
leader. District No. q. Martha Bible
class. 1889 p. m. with Mrs. John Spring
sr. lly Eighteenth street: AIRS. :. J.
Beall. leader.
Friday.
District No. ~. 1885 y. m with Mrs.
Y. y. Ncy. 4O0 5. Penn: Mrs. A. a. Ney
leader. DIR. Taylor's Bible class. I D. M
Y. w. G. \.
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BENTON
(continusd Prom First Pags)

mission which Secretary Bryan today
said was In statu quo as II bad been
for many weeks past.
Hold Mexico Liable.
No immediate action Is expected al
the British embassy as a result of the
report. but II was recalled to-day that
Sir Edward Grey In his last state
ment TO the house of commons on the
Benton case made IL plain that there
must be a heavy reckoning for this
killing OF a British subject and that
the debtor would be the future per
manent government of Mexico.
Vice Consul Carothers at Bermejillo
in a report to the state department
to-day. confirmed news OF recent
Constituuonalist victories near Tor
reon. and added that each OF the con
tending forces had agreed TO respect
foreign life and property in that city.
Unofficial dispatches are to the effect
that there are not a dozen Americans
in the beleaguered city.
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TRI MI CLASS
Held Annual Esnoust In Third Prssby-
tc-ian Church Last Night-Was
Delightful Affair.

The To Mn Bible class 0f the Third
Preshyfer'au church held ita annual
banquet fu tro church uarlors llst even
fns INr anal. was Perhaps the most
.ut.sarful iu the history Of the class.
The banquet vas served b. the mem
hers OF tho W1Tcu'f Bible class ~ the
church
Aftrr tHr tHau.rt Nr. LEROY NfadIck
president of TIE class and Chas D.. Min
rI. suUEf
Mason. Thomas Hycutt Harry hoffman
john NUter 'b1s. Miner Walter Hccf
luuf. Nrmbferht Edgar Mcfarland
lrWiH Wolfe. LEROY Nedick. william
luatoI. Alfred Lehman Walter sea.
bright Irwin Becker and Fred EIeio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
RIOT|NG

BUFFALO. \. Y. March 23.-The
18th regiment was ordered out for
strike duty at IL O'Clock tonight fol-
lowing two serious riots at the plant
OF the Gould Coupler company. within
the last "a hours.
The riotous scenes to-day which re-
suited in the shooting OF four men.
one of them fatally. and the injury of
many others, were the first serious
disturbances since the strike began
at the Depew shops eight weeks ago
Up TO a late hour tonight Sheriff
+. c. Becker hoped TO be able TO han
die the situation with his deputies.
but when word came of the second
shooting ARRAY. which resulted in the
wounding of Thomas Fogarty of SYRIA
cuse. a special deputy. Attorney Fred
erick {. slice for the company made n
formal demand on the sheriff for mill
tary protection.
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Jacob 4. hardwood.

Special pispetch TO the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. nd. Mar. 23-Ja-
cob h. MarKwood. "a years old, died
al keyser. W. va. late Sunday night.
Dor 81 years he WAS engaged in the
furniture and undertaking business
He was director IN the First Ma
uonal Bank and the keyser Electric
Lignt Company. Mr. hardwood was
a member Of the aasons. National
Union and Modern Woodmen. and was
for 40 years superintendent OF tine
Sunday school OF Trace Methodist
Episcopal Churcn South. He is sur
viVed by his wife. two sons. Harry
and Bernard W. hardwood. and one
daughter. AIRS. Floyd Edgeli.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
JUSTICE SHOPS.

Deputy shrrIT Bert rbuups picked Yp
IfncH Vaughn yesterday morning on d
charge ~ huufleugluu Vaughn vac
placed Iu iHII rtudIuE EfrrIrr eulr.
NHurhu was lleO wanted in connection
wIfh nght and crap game In Tire zae-
HTH ward
william Hlack. q negro. claiming 10
ho one Of tho striking miners at Col.
Tiers. was arrested tn this city gatur.
Gay evening b. Deputy sheriff Louis
lugoWarcfnO on three charges
drunkenness. disorderly and indecent
exposure ~ q hearing before Jus.
tce Ol fhc peace Yesterday morning
he was Nncd $50 and roFts OF 90 days
Necessity forced him 10 select the
latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS,
FLUFFY HARRIS CENT DANDERINB

falling hair; but your real surprise
viii be after about two weeks use.
when you will see rev hair-nne ami
dOwny a. nrst-yes but really me-
hair -sprouting out an over your
scalp Danderinc ls. We believe. o..
the only sure hair grower. DESTROYER
ot dandrun and cure for itchy scalp
and it never fails 20 stop failing hair
a. once
II you want 20 prove how pretty
and soft your hair really Is. moistrn
q cloth with little Dandorinc 49,
carefully draw Do through your hair
taking one small strand ~ time
Your hair viii BE- soft glossy ana
beautiful In Just a few moments n
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
No more dandruff or falling hair
"A real surprise awaits
you.

To be possessed Of a head OF heavy.
beautiful hair: soft. lustrous, huny.
~ n matter % using little Danderine.
~ o. easy and inexpensive 20 have
nice. soft hair and lots 81 g. Just
Get 2Jc bottle Of Knowiton's Dan.
derine now all drug stores recon-
mend % apply a little a. directed
and within ten minutes there will ne
on appearance Of abundance. fresh
ness, nuriness and en- Incompatible
gloss and lustre and try AZ you viii
you cannot md trace Of dandrun Or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
OUT-THE-PKE


Domonic Jacovetty. well known con-
tractor OF the city has taken the con-
tract Tor extensive grading and the
erecting OF walls ON the Csrmelite prop
crty at Edgwood- The work which II at
the present time under contract 20 Mr..
Jacovetty Will he started This morning
and Will cost about $4,000 or si2.e0O.
~ ~ said that the work that II being
started In but preparatory TO the cree
ZION OF large addition to the property.
40 confirmation OF this report could be
had but ~ u generally supposed that the
building OF n large addition Will he
nnlrhed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
FUNERAL HALTED; WIDOW DIES;
TWO FUNERALS WEDNESDAY

Special Dispatch 90 the Inteliigencer.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va. March %.
Just as the funeral party was leav-
ing the home this afternoon for the
funeral OF r. r. Cross. the procedure
was halted as a result of his widow.
who had been Ill OF pneumonia, suf-
fering a sinking spell. The casket
was carried back into the house and
the funeral was postponed. Mrs.
Cross died tonight and a double
funeral will be held Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Tennis Club Meets.

special meeting OF the stein Tennis
ttub was held last evening 81 Woeb-r'f.
Tor TIRE purpose OF considering several
matters OF importance TO the club.
Among other matters that were taken
up was the matter OF building clue
house on the grounds FOR the use OF the
members. u VS. also decided to build
another court end for the purpose OF
raising funds ~ was decided to LAY an
aSsessmeut Of 81 on the old mem hers
Oth'r business was taken up end the
following Now members were taken In I.
Nipha coberly. Regina Little. OiiNe Hun
Yer. Srctta smith, clyde Rice. VIII
bruhn.Jsmes shepherd and Charles Ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Aiice Pile. xho passed
away at the home u her daughter. Mrs..
Ashby. Saturday. will be held this
morning at 10 clock. Following IN.
services the body Will be removed to
New hartinsviiie, where the BODY viii
bee Inferred la the Cemetery az that
place. Rev. W. n. Fields. OF the Christ
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Obituary
Clark Gaston.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CIARkSBURG. W. Va. Mar. %
Clark Castor. aged 90. is dead of pneu-
moLia, after an illness of three weeks
Al his home at Mineral. where he was
prominent resident and merchant.
The widow and three brothers sur
yiye him. the latter being DR.. William
CASTOR, of this city: Ivan. of Weston
and Edwin. who lives at the old Gas
ton homestead In Lewis county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

impressive funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon 80 the family home
on Twelfth stTet over the remains 81
william Alexander. who passed away
soms days ago. lsrEe delegation OF
Odd Fellows attended the funeral. In
Torment was n the Stone Church Gene
tery The deceased vas Well known
tube worker having learned his trade
In the NarwoOd tune works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
intelIIaeneer HANDY Almanac a,
eisyney's Drug stor- for only Csc.
Get one now.


At late hour last evening funeral
arrangements for the late Spencer
Srandstan who passed away at the home
or his brother-in-law Albert Richie, OF
ballas Yesterday morning were incom-
hlete. The deceased was In his eighty
first year. Death was caused nv paraly.
SIS from which he had suffered for the
past Few weeks. Mir. Grandstaff was
born In Moundsville where he spent the
early part OF his life. lie then moved 10
Pittsburgh where he spent several
years and returned 60 Wheeling For
the past several years he lived near Dali
las The DECEASED n survived bS one
sister Mrs. Mary Porter. OF Pittsburgh.
lie was a carpenter by trade and was
wen known and highly respected in the
community In which he resided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

The. last SAD rites over the rsmsias
~ Nellie Nae keith. who passed away
sunday evening ~ neT parent home
In GregesN!-s. will be held this after
noon AZ O'Clock Following the ser
vices utcr snent Will be IN Allen Grove
cemetery. The deceased WAS IN the
sixth year Of her age.
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The fuueTgl ~ Mrs. Mary Laue was
The services we're in charge Of Rev.
Jacob brittinghhm. uno intcrment was
IN Greenwood cemetery. The deceased
vas well known aud leaves n wide cir
clue Of friends 20 mourn her loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
T--f-In4 Obrrrrgee

FunCrai services over the remains OF
I Mason Perkins Nbo na.sed av-av NJ
Monessen. "a. Friday will be held this
afternoon ~ the family home No. 1875
was in the 2sth year Of his age and
leaves wide circle ~ friends to mourn
his demise. 1utcrment In Greenwood
i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Funeral services over the remains of
w late Nellie Mae. daughter Of Mr. and
airs willard koltz OF Greggsville who
passed away at her home sunday will
be held In the late residence this after
noon at : o'clock. The deceased has
been IN Ill health for the past several
months she was In her sixth year In
terment Will be In Allen Grove ccm.-
terry.
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The intent son Of Mr. aud nfrs. John
Miller Of No. 90 indirna street. who
passed eWP~ sunday afternoon. was
buried Yesterday morning IN Rose fiui
ccructfr}. EoltsirC. Services over tho
remains were held ct the home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO
HOLD FINAL VISITATION

lng OF luncheon. The general vista
ZION committee. composed of mem
beers OF all OF the local lodges and
lodges from the neiEhboring towns,
wiz be present and final report viii
De made OF the work done during the
season
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Funeral services were held yesterday
over the remains Of John Cain
at the lrmily home. No. 1929 Wood
street. iutcrment was In ut. calvary
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Banquet This Evening.

me committee IN charge OF affairs
have completed arrangements for the
banquet that will be given at Hands
hall by the Modern WoOdmen this even
Ing. Invitations have been issued 10 all
friends and relatives OF the members
TO attend. The occasion Is the celobrat-
Ing OF the winning or the state banner
Tor the greatest number OF beneficial
members for the year OF 1918. The BAN
ner recently came 20 the Elm Grove
lodge from the Fairmont lodge. which
has held II for the past few years. The
regular weekly business meeting will
be held after. which the banquet will be
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
BE1Eade orrai,.rcd.

company In the Boys firtgadc IVES held
last evening "a the stone church at Elm,
troNe Several of fns stste Officers
were present and excellent addrcssc-
were Furnished. Thr meeting WAS n
charge pf ". ~ Bodlcy. OF Elm GROW -
and was attended BY q. large crowd Tn
boys were addressed by the state orr
GERS OF the West Virrinis division \
company WIS orFantkca win the menu
bcrship OF several boys sad young fnsu
.Nnothcr meeting Tor ;hc purpose OF Sc
curing additional members Will be held
IN the near future. \ cordial Invitation
Is extended TO all boys over the acs OF
" years 10 Join The ..rEanikation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Grove school house last week The so
ciety was organized early last fall AMI
some very interesting sessions were
held. The society has not dis bandcd for
good. but expects TO rcorganizc within
"A few months.
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Ban Finished.

Work on the new livery barn that has
been under process OF con struction at
Elm Grove for the past several weeks
u almost completed. Contractor Ffnne-
gan Will place the finishing touches To
the building In few days and the barn
viii be ready for occupancy. IL Is said
well known liveryman OF Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

An entertainments for the bcneft OF
the pupils OF the Triadelphia district
the Edgington Lane school building
The entertainment will be given bv
Prof. j.. l.. Friend state supervisor OF
high schools and promises 10 b. very
Interesting. Hts talk will be iiiustra ted
BY moving pictures taken from the
schools OF Denmark and continental
Europe. After the moving pictures the
Girls Of the school will present must
cal program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

bpfInH IMPROVEMENTS.
People in the out the pike district ar~
81 the present time making extensive
twproN cmcnta 20 their property. This -
the case In nearly all the towns A. tho
residents are trimming their shade trees
and making preparations for other i'm
provementa. These viii he IN tho ms -
ture OF charging lawns. planting shrub
berry and bcautfyinE their property fu
other ways ~ ~ said that in some on
the towns extensive improvements will
D. made 20 the streets IN the near fu-
furs
Society Disbanded.
The last meeting Of the Valley Grove
Literary Society wcg held AZ the valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Opening
Garden Millinery Pariors,
1929 Market Street.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March 26th, 27th & 2Sth.
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Myrtle ioax. deeta.

The regular week.v meeting or Inc
Mystic lodge. knights OF Pythias. OF
Elm Grove Was held at their lodge
rooms last evening.