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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. AUG. Ii.-while
under the Influence OF intoxicants and
1lter a quarrel with members OF his
family. according 20 reports. Joseph
w hittaker. coal miner OF Austen
Preston county. blew up his home sun
DAY with key OF powder The build
ns. a tWostory residence. the prop
erty OF the Austen Coal and Coke com
nany, was completely wrecked. The
wfeckase caught IRE and burned 20
the ground IA a short time. Whitaker
himself was badly burned and IL still
IN serious condition. but the remain
DER OF the family. including his wife
and several children. we're not injured
whitaker was arrested but has been
released on bond.
Whitaker Is said 20 have been IN
toNciatcd after getting some LIQUOR
from across the Maryland line and
coming home. began TO abuse his fam
ny. lie was finally ordered TO leave
the house and. according 60 the story,
ne then secured a key OF powder
which he placed in the house and CX-
ploded. He said that II he could not
Etay In the house. neither could any
OF the members OF his family. Whit.
taker used fuse that was too short
and could not get away IN time 20 pre-
vent injury. The explosion shook
many other buildings nearby but little
damage was done except in the one
house.
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WARW00D
Council MretInn-

COUNCIL McetinDs
Inc regular seni-monthiy meeting
OF the Warwood council was held yes
terday evening az the Center War
wood hose house on Nineteenth street
Mayor ". r. Helfenbine presided. and
All the councilmen were present
street Commissioner Edward Brooks
stated that he had completed work on
the grading and cleaning OF the streets
ana that they were IN good condition
Mr.. Brooks said that he had started
on the tearing up OF tho old sewer al
Fifth street and Warwood avenue. and
mat the grade was not down enough,
and that he expects 20 have II back
IN place by Saturday.
Health Ofcer DR.. J. r Soier stated
That everything in his line was in
good shape and the sanitary condition
around the Richland coal mine Is gel.
ting better. as the company has been
getting after the residents. and thew
have been CLEANING up around their
The matter OF the removal OF the
station OF the Pan Handle Traction
company. corner Twenty-iifth street
and Warwood avenue. was discussed
after which most OF the members were
IN favor Of tearing II down. and this
VIII be done In the near future.
other routine matters were also dis.
cussed.
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MORE REVENUE
May Be Needed as Result Of Imports
Being Cut On-War Tax May
Have 20 Be Imposed.

WASHINGTON. d. C. Aug. IL
Administration leaders have conclud.
cd that additional revenue legislation
eventually will be needed 20 an the
Enp In the government Golfers caused
by the loss OF revenue on imports. cut
on by the European war. Majority
Leader Underwood. OF tho House. said
today that he would confer with Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury McAdoo when
the latter returns 20 Washington, on
Thursday concerning plans and the
amounts necessary to be raised
The ways and means committee.
which has charge Of all revenue leg.
lslation, already has called upon the
Treasury Department for detailed
statement OF the condition Of the
treasury and the situation as 10 re-.
duced import taxes II was estimated
today that legislation would be-
framed which would contemplate a
war tax OF approximately siOO OOO.-
OcO. While no definite plans have
been determined. ~ a. expected that
the tax VIII take the shape OF a stamp
impost on malt and spirituous liquors,
although an increased import duty on
tea and coffee may be considered
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kins. % 81 Clairsville. we're visitors
In the city yesterday
Mr. J 5 Heath and children. OF
travel Hill. have returned from
visit with relatives az Washington.
Mrs. Holub and son James. left yes
terday Tor N0rristnwn 10 spend a
lev days with relatives
&. " Wise and son Albert. have re-
turned from a visit az Epworth Park
Isaac Amber o. quite ~ a. his
home on Belmont street
Mr.. and Mrs l.. T Early have re-
turned 90 Woodsheld after a visit
with friends here
There are stul a few candidates
but the number has been greatly re
duced since yesterday. Now for a
rest until October when che fnai cam
paign will begin.
Ar and Mrs Charles Ranle. OF
Gravel Hill. will leave this week for
W9odsneld 70 visit the home coming
J A. Greenfield. local c. & r. freight
agent. has returned from trip 10
Miss Yette has gone 10 McKeespor,
"a. 10 spend few DAYS with rela
lives
Mr. and Mrs. Fred sprirgs OF
Gravel Hill. are spending a few DAYS
az Epworth Park
Wilfred Parks. who was injured In
an automobile accident July 4. has re-
Park
Mrs r VI Martin and children Of
Noble street. are spending few days
az Epworth Park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

II an not surprised % sb.s-v. "a.
nanlner u men Who come Into m. sfor~
% plfchaae 'hothers Friend /" reraarEsf
fading frurrlat
Lhe eEpectant mother n ~ hssrst
heafa of This splendid smbro~atfgn A.
II.talIy rot reading the paprrs a. rsu~h
tl.lL Ana she does 81 is q haosy
t..isnt % send hubby O. the dur rf5-s
- -,..sI fricnd' o. applied srternauy
o,ef ne abdominal n1ua-ira
lL n gentle. s1othinr faHrf~a~f u-na-
.falea 70 tno fine network 81 go
h-eaih the Hkin and has a r-artsf
.nl-n9y % relieve ths muscular sfrafn
r Nnlrh these broad fat abfr--f~a1
are ruhie~faf. The ~4rfu fr--
-s 20 hEanents are thus perr1itfsf n,
-rLeh Without ffe c1rrrsr1rffrr rurfs-
'--n ~ often Involved during ths perfo.f
n ~ tatio1. And particularly a. vgrrr
f..--.t-. = ll.f rernellal application %
..-atlnahle value since IN thus Esa.f~u-
alaclea firm but plant Il snatles
--ln 70 - through fhe ordeal ,rffrr.ff
a.on n tle erlderuta offsn ft@ -
49,. E.nle aftentirn 81 u-riscfsd
hflera FrierGH o. ffrffv raro-,-
l1 ~ r. host % woHrn uvrffs
.iar.l ErruIaf1r % Coz farra~ ma
$3.50. Ca, and We vii end ya1 = rsi-
--ol' IKE book " eEDcctant mothern
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Martins Forry Rrisfs.

Mildred Jones' 81 Moundsville a. vis-
sting friends in this city Tor several
days
Miss GLADYS Keller will leave today
for MorEautuWn 90 visit relatives
Mr and Mrs George Meyers Of Ctsrr
street are the proud parents % a new
baby boy
Miss Aure. q PHILADELPHIA r. visit
Ing relatives ln this city.
NJ and Mrs. Reese have returned
from visit - BuTalo - Y.
Niles MadEe Heatnu. Roy and Mr.. and
Mrs George Heatou returned from
Pittsburgh.
Victor Kerher returned from n bust
ness trip 90 PilshurEh.
Frank and Donald Kerr returned from
"a brief visit a. Carroiton.
Miss Francis Geisu. Of pfftsrurEN =
visiting friends here.
Charles EofEsN reteurugd yesterday
from Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hirch are the
proud parents - q ten pound baby boy
WIZ RunE % Cleveland a. visiting
relatives On this city
Thomas Harris returned Yesterday
from West Liberty.
Thomas Mitchell ~ Mt Pleasant
was 90 town yesterday.
Miss Etta Smith returned last even
Ing from Youngstown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

For weeks The EpwOrth League n
The Andrew ~ r. church has been
preparing Tor q bic picnic AZ Nj Pleas.
ant chfrch in this county and tho
picnic aas held sunday and aaA "a
complete success The main object 0f
the expedition was 20 eject an or.
FarIgauCu % an Erw0rfh League
chapter at rho Ne r1eaeanf churrr
The IeaEuera left Grafton in 15 auto.
mobiles. over CD strong. and drove 90
$50 FlenE1uf where a errnfld dinner
was served the visitors b. the SIT
Fle1Farf congregation An excellent
rroErau vas then carried out and the
0runnlzaflor Affected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

a serious condition OF Affairs now
exist along Maple avenue IN this city.
whore an epidemic OF typhoid fever
broke out short time ago and now
has affected a number o. families. Al
ready over fifteen cases have been re-
ported In small area and others are
feared 10 "a undorHtood that the
fever ls directly .traceable 20 the
drinking water which came from a
local well The river. from which
the water supply for this city is OBJ
tanned. De- In splendid shape. free from
sediment, and o. thought 70 be reas-
onably free % typhoid fever germs.
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convIeted o. seIIIna lntosIeant,.

Tried before Mayor Graham on
charge OF selling intoNlcants. Charles
Lewis. a well known coloTcd resident
Of this city, was found guilty OF the
sale OF intoXicants and was fined 500
and costs and sentenced 10 serve
the request for an appeal was later
Withdrawn Wesley lieaner, Dorsey
Jackson and Ilet Philpot were charged
with having stolen intoxicants from
Lewis. Beaner failed 20 appear and
his bond was forfeited. but the two
other colOrcd men were released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Ihe storm q pAssirg eastward over
the s. Lasrence valley Ane east---r
portion 'of TIE Lake reEion this unorr
ins. TIE rain ara e1teutinx south
sard oNrr TIE ohlo valley irto tAs
Ienn~sse- valley
7 ~ high pressure. fair Hnd cooler
eeather area covers the NOrthNesf
upper valleys. and western portion q,
tae Lake reEion. extending south~nrd
into the middle West
sho~ers ALL probably continue IN
III ssectiun this afternoou and 10
night Pair weather IL expected Wei.
nesday. 10 Nll be considerAbly cool.
er
Local data Highest temperature
yesterday. - deEr-~s. lowS.t 49,
night. % degrees. rainfall. Osa Boz
entire storm. - hours endink sA m.
today. itf.
The Ohio Wi no, ehsnge much IN
The district Tor the next So hours.
II C. HOWE
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

The light vote polled yesterday IN
dlcatos that tho electors are dissatis-
ned with tho present primary system.
There appeared 20 be- no enthusiasm
except that among the various cHndi-
dates all Of who claimed the nomina-
tion until the last ballot wa counted
out. Candidates themselves deCiar-
ed that a majority Of tho voters OF
the county are Disguised Tho large
number o. candidates who mads ire
quent trips over the county BE- one
cause for the disgust. and the voters
sap they would welcome q chang IN
the present primary by which canci-
dates for the various positions cOUld
BE- limited 10 n few
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.errinr IN the arrnr and IA unrnon

serving In the army and the women.
according 90 the CORES pondent. swore
that the German troops should not
take the factory. They armed them
selves with rcvolvers and other
weapons with which they repulsed
several charges OF the German TN
lans. When their ammunition was
exhausted the women harricaded
themselves IN tho houses from which
thew poured boiling water on the Ger
man soldiers in the streets The cor.
respondent says 1000 Germans were
disabled by wounds or scalds
Children and old men lhared in the
defense OF Herstal and on Friday the
Belgian colors sull hoated from the
factory building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
MARTINS FERRY


me voting 90 the prirarirz held here
tuesday greatly surprised more fh4v
~ on account of the little interest
--aA'i lu the outcome OF the nomination.
nc held ~ IS candidates during thsIr
n im laigu worked tooth and tos.tu 10
-IeAfr larEc amount Of interest and
pr HIlle or that fact Few voters turned
Ihe voting during the early r14rr
Nl tIf ninruiug was cut down ro-sfds e.
A,if on q. count ~ the rain and In the
''-.t Iei'fe The closing OF the
l'I-. Mheu The sky cleared. there was
-"mf n"f~ ~ On rush no the polls Hrf
.-.'fN another cloud appeared and
m"lI'h lfn Nnror into the basin ~ the
Dnlo lers thus putting another rhrr-
OFT INn NOpFa % setting voters out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
RELIEF FOR EVERY
HAY FEVER VICTIM
Ne Mere Soeezi,s. whsszins. Wees.
ne Spesis ~ Nou Tass This
Adsise-

Ihe Nos triola treafueur a bringing
Dressed relief % malF HaF Fever vic
TINS this s@asur rhis q a simple.
sensible remedy. eaEy 10 apply. aud
here d no waiting for resulfs
The CoofhiuE. cleansing healing ef-
tect o. the Noetriola treatment a. felt
az once. and pleasant surpri-c
awaits All Who - -n-s Flmuis trest-
ment a. directed
To Get the genuine Nostricla. 80
20 Eood reliable drugrist Who viii
not uy % sell you a substitute Nos-
trioA a rut up in blue packace ard
you get sixty DAYS treatment for only
-sc Wneu you learn hou quickly o.
acts. youll never b. without b.
Cut this notice ouf. bus a package
% Nostricla from your druggist TO-DAY
and you U Sish you had tried 10
sooner-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
Democratic conventIon.

Sweltering in the court house on
Saturday afternoon. the Democrats Of
Taylor county met in their county con
venton and named the ticket which IS
20 be the Democratic hopes this fall.
Carl Curry was placed I'm the chair and
A. J. Morris was named az secretary
OF the convention a partial split be-
tween two factions In the party was
patched up and the following nomina-
tons we're made: For house OF dele
gates. Wade n. Huxley. for clerk OF
the circuit court. Joseph Mason; for
county Clerk. {. +. Bartlett.
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Imnrovement, Id chnrnh

The work on the improvements 20
the Presbyterian church. which have
been in progress for the past several
months. are now nearly completed
and the church viii be In shape for
az least partial use within a couple
Of weeks The basement Of the church
has been enlarged. a choir and organ
loft constructed AZ the rear OF the
church. the floor elevated. and stained
windows placed in the building The
improvements will represent an out
lay % several thousand dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

aIrr and r. ~ Johnson. ~ Ctf.ar. --.
guests 90 Ere home ~ wrr rIrfr rrn.
rrr nr fha south eide
N.sT frefa arH1-~ 10 fhfa -rs-a f-
.'...Irr relatives 90 Hrfhrafn m
N.ra EHar r.HrHHa Ia HHa r..r.H 90 90
'nt-rra 90 Hfaffurffe. n
r NfaIrnErr CHEZ H.nrr 10 ere 80.
'Hrr hotel |r rnrrHfrr Pfc rrar af....
WIEN local fr.rrfa
Nra PORTER a-f farrr.s-
De- have returned fr frrf- bone ID
"-rHrrIH rrfnwr Tn fa.H# .H-.f ..
f.r home 10 John Tnrsrrr-r
'f''n W-r~Hrrf FrfrHrH.r 20 ~rfH--
N.a 'e FHraf 90 the bone 90 u.-
Conc fr fHn aHrf END
Attorney UrrfH janice - rfr-sf-- g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Plane fOI tle iaan fata and o..si
which VII DO rfrHr fhIa evening rf
the home % Mr. and Sire a Kern.
under tho auspices Of ffr ladies AID
society OF thr rFraf Reformed church.
have been completed IH.rr#H I#r
terms VII Do used fHr fuw sf.rr Pho
light Tor Che rFruIrH A. number uF
tickets have been cold Cor fNa affair
and a iarEr crowd .a expected fr Hf.
tend The proceeds VIII h. frr The
benefit Of tho church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Today De- Temperance nay ar Ep.
worth park and "a LARGE crowd Win
attend The program which follows.
IL said 90 b. ono 90 tho best of tho
Chhutau1ua season
ZOO n m .. Glasses
10 90 a. m Miss INIsn Phelps
2 30 D m II Alex Cairns "Tr
Gle sam on The Water
WAGON
700 p m David uuErn. Grand
Opera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
chrlstlsn Endeavor.

Regular weekly meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Presbyterian church will be held al
q 80 o'clock this evening The meet
ING VIII be held IN the church on
twentieth street and al are urged
20 he present and bring their friends
as the subject for the evening Is very
interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
BRIDGEPORT
Funeral seOiess

The funeral services over the re-.
mains o. Mrs. Nasara Simian. who
died AZ The Ohio Valley General Hos.
pital Monday evening. after undergo.
ing an operation. were held yesfar.
gay afternoon az s. Anthony Catho-
hc church with Fafhar Abraharn
officiating lutcrmont was In l.irWo0d
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Mr. ard Mrs r. r. Moore % prur.
tyfour. have gone 90 East Liverpool
and Flffsnurgh t0 spend q few dara
visiting relatives and friends
Mics Sell prifrhard who has brr.
mo guest n Miss Lula Larham FOR 8
week returned 90 Fairu0rf sunday
Nr Narraref WIfrue and rhUfr.r
are visiting ir Fa'rm1rf
Nrs EefrIa q jenkins har returned
from IN visit t1 Atlantic CITY
N-e hIar Leeds has returned frr.r
baltimore. where che has been visit.
IrT Tor several months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Perry. vas a business viaitor At this
place yeEtertiay
hon. staley CreArner. % Coiurn "a.
arrived Wednesday 90 cast his vote
lewis DAM les. q prominent business
man ur Glencoe. o.. vas here on bust
hess Vesterdny
Rev. r g. Horn received . TELEGRAM
town az once.
Miss Mildred FIsh. % HornsstsAa. 4.
Nisit,ns Margaret Thoms. "a her home
on Marietta street
Miss cosette Workman - the Euest
or friends az Cleveland. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

- The home % his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. - u. Thomas 81 No 21l Ross
stress Clayton Thomas passed away
saturday morning az $50 O'Clock.
after an extended illness with TUDOR
Culosis Tie was 1s yoarg % age The
young man had recently been brought
hack from The state tuberculosis Fanl
tarium az Terra Alta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Chift Arch McClarin was called 10
West Main street yesterday as a
iehmster was beating hl- team IN.
m'rcIul. bur when the officer ar
rived. the case proved nor to he a.
vicious as was stated and tho
tcamster was permittcdtu proceed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Peter Salvickis. a resident % Beech
lotion and an omployo Of the Rich
land coal mine. had his foot injured
y esterdsy morning when a large fall
ci slate fell on a. He was al once
brought 10 the opening OF the mine
where ne was given medical aid by
the mine physician. after which he
was taken home where he will be
confined for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Joseph Lucas. president OF the
Christian Endeavor societies OF the
Northern Panhandle. a. improving
slowly az his home on Vance avenue
North Warwood. Mr.. Lucas has been
confined % his home for the last few
weeks with an attack OF fever Tho
physician stated yesterday afternoon
that his temperature was normal and
he expects him 70 be out in a few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Henry Wagner. we'll known rcsi-
dent OF this city died Monday uIFnt
~ the homo 81 hts mother. Mrs kato
Wagner. on Noble street. Deceased
Was "a years of age and n member OF
American FlInts Glassworkers Union
Arrangement FOR the funeral have
not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. p s Norton received
word Yesterday from Mr. and Mrs
Harry McGreEor. who are in Europe
The cards we're sent from Dublin
where they spent several days There
are several other people Boz the war
zone that Bcllairo friends are aux-
iCus 20 hear from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Petro Brothers. who have charge ~
tho store IN South Warvood. are hav-
ing repairs made 20 the building. They
have Installed a soda fountain In nd-
diuon 90 other improvements The
store will be enlarged and the I'm
I-ovementg are being made By a
" hceling contractor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

property o. Mr.. TamDlin on South
broadway Martins Ferry.
Miss kya Burke has returned from,
LOrain. o.
Miss Mae Wagner returned home
evening from ParKersburE.
". ~. Evans vas n business visitor
In Pittsburgh yesterday.
A., Mies Mary Brewer ieft yesterday for
Brady's Lake. Ohio.
August Freter has returned from
Cedar Point where he attended the
convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

AfranEemeuI are heIrr made DIV
.h' Uniform Rank knights az Narr1.
n''s io take part .u tho enrampr1ort
.N % NFII next month The Canton
and Akron lodges have been invited
'o take part iu mo ercawumart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

During the past few days much
work has been completed on tho East.
wood building. corner Firhth street
end RiChlaud avenue The roof was
ruf on the bulldog 30 that the car
renters could work on the inside T.
ID Grimm. % Center Warwood. haa
fhr contract and he expects % put q
large force OF men 90 work as coon
az the weather is suitable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
bALTIMoREs PRoTEsr EIlEn.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL - Balti-
more's protest AGAINST the selection
or hchmand a. n federal reserve city
vas brought 20 Washington today ~
federal reserve board adviaad that tb.,
appeal rom the organization COM
mittee be filed Friday, after tho
board has completed IT, organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

The two Foreigners. Dominick Beho
ard Leonard Faurura. who were serious
81 injured in the nEhf 40 Hayland SAT-
IrdaY niEht are fulf rowing az the hos
pital according 90 word received from
The institution yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Everett watson. axe "a. oClrati0n
farmer. 81 Sreurrr station. Ohio and
Ida Hurkhardf are % ~ ParueavfIie.
ohio" Rev vs. W- Morton performed
The wedding ceremony
Joseph GrdIeh nrr 20 oruunff0,
miner ~ MCCTaIresr IIIc Ohio ana
Frana Orah. axe 90 also OF Mrr1arna-
vile Father Joseph HogacEyk per-
formed the ceremony
iarke Whifarre. are - nrunaffr
grocery clerk 81 RarreavfiIe Ohio and
Florence M~forf age %. o. parrrrvTffe
Rev. Robin performed the rers1no-,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
BELLAIRE
corield Funersi Today.

Funeral services for the late Mr.
James Coffield. who diedl Monday a.
her nome on Crescent st-eet, Will -
held this m orninE a. y O'Clock ~ 81
Jcfn'a church inteTmenL will b.
n'ads IN Mt Calvary cemetery be
ceased was So Yeas o. age and was
well Known and highly estusmsd She
IL survived BY six children. James.
Michael. Patrick. and Miss bridget
COffield and Mrs. Thomas Fecncy and
Mrs A. T. Baker. an ~ THIS city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12

Word vas received here Yesterday
thst r. uurlh-r % people who are visit
ing iu Europe viii return on the 18th or
ifth 81 this month The word WIS re-
reiNrd by Mrs FreI Harris from her
sister. Miss 81 r harry. who has been
touring Europe Tor several months.
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Held Int.re.t na Me,tIna.

The Americas club held an inter
eHting and we'll attended meeting last
night In their hall ON Thirty third
street. Matters pertaining 20 the
1000 lecture course 20 be- given IN
this city during the fall and winter
under the auspices Of the club we're
discussed. The course will consist OF
10 members all high class attractions
Many other matters we're considered
and at the conclusion OF the business
a social session was held with Ross
Caruos As host
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