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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Ser sti-spprt.

Scr Sfi-Sport, lpic CT iid oui
81 ooolocr gl6iloung IN elmer 6errIi6cn
NlpcnIonOic6oit Ooritcat, bat cine ie5r
ulc @eidid5tc, mem e5 al@ Sbat-
lupe lit OoB ieinc ncuerc 6orm crlt
q SOll So6re 1879 Ooticrt Sn oiciem
S4u9re mar Is, Oab 0ieic glrt pcs gSin-
rngrlportS in ser 9id6e BON GbrIltio,
,, "la mieOcr SIT i6rem 9}ccbt gebradr
5% 5%,'roc Gc uer5reitetc iicJ Damn
Sf%Geu iibcr gau6 europa mo ian0
Mo oud I'M 9laSlono, pointmcr iib
Sr ie @elegen6eit oo3u bot begeiiterte
tsl9angcr. Shon 0as floiiiic6c 9(lter-
NUN tontc Oen Sf-Sport. Reno
pgVn ',9n lmO @rocopil9 bcictrcibcn i'm
n, %.p millcn 3ll beridjten, oaB cr oa-
mtS ulS l0ou IN orftiihen WegenOep
o, OoVl meniger ans Sic66obcrei, olS
~ SSts9 y'otbipenoi0feit, betricbcn nlroc.
Htuger ouf idneebeoedtcu @cil0en
iSngel oomal5 ifon cine glrt SGnec.
'Tu9e1 Die i6r @iniinten in oic ticicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Sompa9nic Salat arciie @cteriilie
gelot, oos olles in unGlaibli0 tir5er
Belt crnporiboB. llcbcr Die 5dbi9leit
Der ShiifSGrjte ailf Der bolldnOIlden
S6itfen 6roldtc man mGt 5il fla
gcn Sic woren i'm allgcmclnen le9r
tiitti9e, lmo Oonf ibrcr Stu0ien
sQlenihcn pon olgcnlciner Sll0nl5t
mO mondcr bon i6nc ltclltc i'm
glot6iaG ieI6it in oer proItildleil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Die Sortidrittc Der aincmatoarap9ic

Tic moOcrne apofunit or6citct
IGneit nidt mc6r NIT 9Ittroppcn imO
scbein-s5cncrien. Sic bat cingcic.
sen. ooB sic iuiteirten Sanoidoiten,
9ilroen lip. oai Dem 6ilmbilO nidt
rebt ipirfen, unO nnnn iebt obnc
Hiidiidt oni Die Soften lore S5encn
i'm cdten @}ilicu ami g9em einc gro.
Berc Silnifo6rif cincn Shifisimtcrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

aona iui5eniert 10 miro 6clitc Gin
%rod getouit oocr geboilt mo ipirt.
lib i'm @2ecrc sum Sinfcn gebradt.
Sic jeBt 10 6clicbteu biltoriiden Sil.
nc ipiclen in ccbtcr ltugcbung mo
tolten Gouienoe oil &crionen un0
aoitiimen; c6enio miro bel ser net
bGiliia auSgefii6rtcn &eriihnmg be-
rii6mtcr Gomanc @ritolmliheS oil
gllSltottung mo @cbtbcit ocr 0cfo.
rotioncu aelciitct Nlit ocn 6o6cn So.
nororcn fiir 9hltorcu uno 5d)ouipie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

gSintcrIpurt III Den Nlpen.
5dneemalicn ucr6inoerten mo ibnen
obcnorein ernloglidten, licb lelblt
mO i6re ,Sago6eute idnelIer mieOer
in Sidcr6eit 5il 6ringel. 0aB lid
NIT oieiem @e6raud nit Der 3eit
Elm Spert 6il0ete, ser 81 allerlei
&cttbemerben Scranlaiilng 9oh lag
i'm Der 9lntlir Der .Sndc
3u 0en befauiteren Sd)neelGubrn
0e60rel Ole S6ueereifeu Der 9llpcn-
l0n0er Omit Sdniircu Ourd)ilobtene
S9oljreiien, pie G6nli6eu oOolcll
horwegiihcn Gruger nit 0ro6tge,
iled)t tnO 6cionoers 0ic fonaOiidcn
Sdneeidu6c Oic BON Ocn SnOianern
9}orOomcritos er0odjt. e6enfoQs ma
uentlicb lllr &dges5nedc @erucnoung
iin6cn. Gie Sfi itanlmcn aus 9}or-
wegcn, &on Oieien aie6t cs cine
gnne gln6o6l Eppei, 10 4. a. 0cn
0ol-. 0cn Snppcn-, 0en ,Siunen. unO
0cn Selcmortpp. Sbre @iite lit Ie6r
uclic5icOcn rno liegt in Der Nllalitdt
0cS &oBeS iuO in Scr 9Irt scr Nc.
ar6eihlug. Gie beiten @ol5orten iinO
Gihc, 9}uGe linO 9irfc Gin olltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Sdiiisiii6una icinen M}ain Gie
@iac6tOoatommcnheit 0cs S6iffcrS
oOer aopitdns idleint in mandler Snn
iid5t imbeibr0nft gemelcu 3li iciu lmo
critredtc li@ iclbit oui oaS 9lnorOucu
blntger Gtnarlie ionar in S1Qcn
mo oo5n feinc Hiulrgii6c &uOifotioa
oorla9 yScnn man lieit lno bort
wcldc N}il6lcligfeitcu mo @efobrcu
5lIr Selt Ger @riinOimg 9lep SorfS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Ter imo Slime oie iiber 100000
0lorf foiteteu fcine Sclteu6eit me6r
gllb Die picl ge5eigtcn Sa9obiIoer
milocr Sbicre ino untcr 0roBcn
Sdlmicrigtcitcd in icrnen 9dnOern
gcfilmt Gieie mooerue &coliitif III
Der &inemotograp6ic itcat auN bose
glnlprildc on Die Shouipicler mo
Stotiitcn. bic aiber i6rcr anait nod
mabre 9ltrobatelltiiddcn 0oa6ringen
miiiicn lno Da6ei BIT IN lebcnsacidbr'
lidc Sogen fomnIcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

NIT Secretion oer6lmOen worem muB
mon nit grober @brcrbchmg gegen
ieue @}dHncr criiidt mcr0en Die, ieoer
nad) ieincu &rditcn 0o5u 6cigetragen
ba6cn gceignete SanOungS- unO Sa'
template ailf3uiud)el ut0 ollmabliA
Die 9lciien ami Ger onT icne Sobe Der
@cio0rloii8lcit lmO 9e1ucmlihfcit SIT
brinacn oicpir icet 3r bemimocrn IN
Der Sagc iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

man onnimlt, I'M sale innercr In.
ruben in N6eiiinieu ucriNdcn miro,
icinc altcn @l0nc 5ll pcrpirflihen
lnO OoS irlldtbdrc, pielOerbciBcnoc
Sdno nter ieine Sc6uBberriduit 5u
briugcn. Gicie 9Sl0ne iinO 10 alt mic
bic @rimolmg Der itoIienii6en So-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

ionOcrn outG nit ser @o6ridcinlic1-
felt 3 nredncu, OoB nit Dem g(blebeu
W}enelifS Die altcu @cge6rlidlfeitcn
NStalicns, 6ronIreidS mo Gnglan0S
bic iic6 oui mcrt6ooae dt6iopilGc
SonOeSt6eilc rid)tell nen auTlebcl
&nsbeionOere lit es Stalieu OaS, mic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Ionic GrDt6rda, oie an g6eiiiiien
grcn5t; m0ren Oie Stoliener uiht IN
Der bhutiGen Sdlodt bel glouo 1896
BON Nicnelif 10 graliom geidlogen
mor0eu 10 mare 9let6iopien iic5erlid
6cilte i6on cine %roOinj Ser Stalia
9liricona
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
Martins Ferrz nrisf.-

Mrs. G. II. Holden arrived In this city
yesterday from GAINESVILLE to spend "A
few days with her sister Mrs. Frank
SedgWick on Hanover street.
Mrs. John Hobensack has returned TO
her home In this city after n week
visit with friends In Pittsburgh
Earl Webb. OF south fifth street. left
yesterday Afternoon for Burggettstown
to visit relatives for several days
The party Of local men who went 20
West virginia the first part Of the week
TO SPEND several days hunting returned
20 their homes last evening.
The local order Of Red Men will meet
IN regular weekly session IN their hall
on Hanover street this evening
J. r. Williams has returned 20 his
home on Jefferson street after a weeks
visit With relatives ~ Newton Fails
A shop meeting IN the interest Of the
Bob" Jones evauEelistlc meetings was
held ~ the stanton heater works yes
tcrday az noon.
j. spending n few days ~ tho home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred sommcrs on Main
street
The local aerie Of Eagles viii hold an
important meeting IN their hall on
Hanover street this evening.
The streets IN the business part Of
the city we're given another cleaning
yesterdav afternoon.
The reserved seat sale FOR tho high
school lecture course opened yesterday
morning and large number were sold
The Athletic football team held e
nractice last evening in preparation for
the game sunday afternoon
'ouucil meetinE VIII % held saturdnv
Eourfh street
4 new plate glass window was placed
lu the u. v. White store on North
Item Items of intsfss, foly III r pspsr CA,
b. left NJ the Halston a Parker drug
store. or call ii1-i on The Heil phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOMEI
Also One Of the Best Remedies for
Head Colds or Bronchitis.

Devise IN time aud use Hyomei ~
the FIRST symptom Of catarrh. such ~
frequent colds. constant shifting drop.
pings In the throat. or dun headaches.
DO not let the disease become deep.
seated. for IL will surely wreck your
health. often causing the loss Of hear.
ing. and " not checked may result In
one OF the most dreaded diseases.
Hyomei a. natures true remedy for
catarrh--it IL the direct method you
breathe u so that the medication goes
right to the sore and diseased tissues
lining the air passages OF the head
and throat its antiseptic healing
must begin at once
rs no bother 60 use Hyomci. Sim.
ply put few drops ~ the liquid into
the inhaler that comes with every
complete outnt and breathe a. You
viii feel better after the first breath Of
Hyomei. 10 clears the head and throat
Ike magic. while after a few daya
use you will notice all your catarrhal
symptoms are disappearing.
There n nothing easier. quicker or
more satisfying than ilyomei FOR ca.
tarrh Ills. ~ is not merely = relief. but
a sure and lasting benefit and most
economical All druggists sell Two.
met while G. ". Griest a Co will sup.
ply anyone on the guarantee OF money
back " they are not satisfied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
GREAT INVENTION
swiss Surgeon Invents Powder 10 stor
Presented 10 Arn,i.s a., n ss

GENEVA. Switzerland, Nov. 10.
VIA Paris, 6:15 p. ma preparation
which. II is said. will stop almost in
stantly the flow Of blood from a wound
has been invented by Prof. Theodore
kocher. of Berne. who was awarded
the Noble prize for surgery in 1912.
and his assistant. DIR. A. Fonce. The
new preparation is called coagulen. IL
Is IN the form OF "A powder and dis
solved IN water before being applied to
a wound. The discoveries Of coaRu.en
nave made a gift of the armies in the
neld; and have sent large quantities
OF the powder TO the surgical head
French armies.
The discover is regarded by medical
men here as likely 10 save the live
OF thousands OF soldiers. since Il car
De applied by unframed hands. 40
that the wounded man himself or his
comrade might use the solution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
You Need This
Great Nerve Tonic
For over Eating, Drinking. Smoking
or over~ork % Any Kind caus.
ing Nervousness.
Take Ambition Pills

John Coleman Co. n having a lively
sale Of Wendelis Ambition Pills these
days because the people OF WheelinC.
who have tried them know that they
tone up the entire system and impart
vlgOr and energy into run down poO-
pie In Few days and because they
are guaranteed to do exactly ae ad
yertlscd, and John Coleman IS author.
led by the maker To refund the pur
chase price 10 anybody dissatisfied
With the first bon purchased
N you feel blue. have lost conf.
dence IN yourself are dcspondonf
weak and tired out. n l0-cent box OF
Wendolis Ambition pills IL all you
need
Finest prescription for headaches.
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidney
and liver complaints. malaria. neural
fia, trembling and ioss 81 appetite
They never fail TO end constipation
Get t.icm ~ John Coleman Co and
dealer everywhere for 80 cents Mail
orders filled. charges prepaid. by Wen
dell fhramacal Co. Syracuse. n. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
URIC ACID
SOLVE MT
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses
FREE.

Jusf because you start the day wof-
red aud tired. sflff legs and arms nud
muscles. pr aching head. burning AMI
heafing down paine in the back-w0ru
GOT before the day begins. dn not think
yya have 70 stay iu that condition.
Those sufferers who are in and out
N bed hair n dozen times ~ night will
apprcc ate TIE rest. comfort and strength
tnie treatment gives. For any form or
bladder trouble ur weaEucaa De- action ia
frslly wonderful
D. ffrouE. well ard Vir1flur. with us
more palms from fflff Joints. sore nmr
fler. rheumafio suffering athinE back
nr sifuey 1f bladder troubles.
To prove THE Williams Treatment con-.
quers kldnsg and bladder disease. rhru.
uaflsuf aud 90 uric acid tr0uhlea no mat.
Ger how chronic or stubborn. m F9u have
frFer used The Williams Treatment. VI
VIII rive ono co. bottle f7s foaesJ frer
N YOU Hlil rus ouf fhis notice ard eenf
r Nth fuur name and address with DO.
o. reIr uaN 1iHffINuflnn rNufnaaa fn The
Dr ~ a williams C'Cannany. rrpf fIaT
fosf -pffics Ii0fk. faef Hampton conn
Send ~ once nrd You VII receive hr unr.
rel rusf regular anf bottle Wifnuuf
charge nud without lrrurrlrr arf 1hlIrr
tons. one bottle only fn family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
TO FILM WHEELING
Board OF Control Votes $500 FOR That
Purpose-Picture 90 ne Shown
az Panama Exposition

committee composed OF Manager o.
.. Nagle Of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany. Roy n. Naylur. OF the Board OF
Trade. ". Sands. and Leo }. LaFiam
OF the Trades Assembly. waited upon
the board OF control yesterday and ask
ed that the body appropriate $500 TO be
EXPENDED m the making 81 moving pie
lures o. the city. Members OF the board
Messrs. naskius and Hrues. voted 10
Mayor XIX voting no. explaining that
the status Of the city's finances was not
such as 10 warrant the appropriation.
The pictures are TO be shown az the
West Nfrrinia building ~ the San Fran.
cisco exposition. lf council fails 20 APP
prove OF the recommendation, the sum
rFFIUffuU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
MAN BURNED IN FIRE.

POTTSVILLE, Pa. Nov. 19.-Firs
which caused the death OF one man
and the loss Of $3.50 900 worth OF prop
erty and stock. was finally got under
control at Girardville today BY the use
on dynamite and the Intervention OF n
large brick building after the water
supply Of that drought afflicted sec
ton had become exhausted. -Four
teen stores and residences were com
pietely destroyed. Fire companies
from hair a dozen surrounding towns
sent assistance and water was pump
cd from the Black Coal Dirt creek.
which lows through the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
SICK WITH A COLD
HEAD STOPPED UP?
TRY "NOSTRIOLA"!

A small tube OF NOsTRIoLA win
Keep the whole family free from
colds for months.
The nostrils and afr passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh.
hay Fever and other disease-breeding
germs and all need NOSTRIOLA TO
cleanse and purify nostrils.
When you catch cold. head stopped
up, wheezfrg. sneezing. misery from
mead TO foot and you want quick help.
Just apply little NOSTRiOLA. to NOS
triis. rub ON chest and throat. or
Wherever there Ii distress. and q
pleasant surprise awaits you.
NOSTRIOLA costs but n trifle
Get q trial size tube OF your drugKist
today and you'll wish you had tried
NOSTRIOLA sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Roy Oiin. OF Sardinia. y. Y. a. visit
Ing his cousin. DIR. c. s. stark~eather.
Miss Geraldine Menott II IN at her
home Oh Belmont street.
The Jr. o. L. A. NJ. OF this city. at
tended a visitation meeting last even
ing at Shady side.
Harry =. Frankhouser Of this city.
has accepted n position as director OF
the choir OF the shadyside Christian
The Young Mems Club. OF this city.
entertained the Belmont Club OF Shady
side last evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis STRIFE
blch. OF Harrison street. son.
j. W. Hunter. of Columbus. is spend
ing Few days In this city.
Fred kirkland. OF Dayton Is spend
ing few days with relatives IN the
Miss Cecilia Clarke. of Pittsburgh.
Is guest OF friends I'm the city.
Herman Wharton has returned from
visit with friends at Boston. Mass.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs William
Moore. OF Trumbull street. a son.
The city board OF education held a
meeting last night I'm the Office OF Sup
ierintendent j. A. Jackson.
F. L. Lind has returned TO Columbus.
after n visit with friends here
Mrs NJ. l. blackburn. OF Harrison
street. Is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Markus Wallace. OF Charleston. W. Va.
Miss Mary Norton left yesterday for
Columbus for n visit with relatives.
II. fttton has returned from a visit
to Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
William Barbour's house near Fifth
street and fWarwoOd avenue

William Barbour's house near Fifth
street and Warwood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs =. ]. Lump have re-
turned to their home ON Twenty-hrst
street. after visiting friends In Mariet-
ia. q
Mrs. Bell Dragoo. OF Springfield. KY.
has returned after visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutton. OF Six
teenth street.
Miss Hettie Smith. Of New Martins
vile, w Va, H. spending "A few days
visiting AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roliy Robinson. OF Ninth street
Mr.. and Mrs W. y. Jones. OF Center
Warwood, have returned home after
visiting friends at Cadiz. o.
Mrs. Mcdowell. OF Richland avenue,
south Warwood, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with friends In Steubenville. q.
Mr.. George Ambrose, OF Sixteenth
street and Richlani avenue. was a busi-
ness visitor In Eastern Ohio yesterday.
II costs only dime 10 give China
lene trial, and you will find many
uses for IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Wednescay evening at ? O'CLOCK. al
his home In Blaine. occurred the deaf
OF Lewis Burris. a life long resident of
Belmont county He died within a half
mile OF the place where he was born.
The deceased was one OF the Oldest resi-
caused by complications due 10 old age
lie served with distinction in the civil
War Three children are still living, as
follows: Mrs. William Smith. of blaine
Herman Burris. OF Bellaire, and Lewis,
william Burris, OF Las ArmiaS, Colo.
Funeral services will be held this at
ternoon in the Blaine Presbyterian
church at o'clock. In charge OF Rev ID.
III. Bergler. Interment will be in Lin
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
DISASTROUS FIRE.

BELLEFONTE. Pa. Nov. ia
biz part Of the business section OF
the borough OF Millheim was de-
stroyed BY FIRE today. the second time
within n few years The FIRE broke
out n a. M. and burned until eight.
destroying ten business places and
residences and damaging several 9th
ers. The loss Is estimated AT from
$40. 600 to $4,000 partially covered BY
insurance The post office was
among the buildings burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
c. Z Q. ogcLAREs pIvIoeNp.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Board
Of directors Of the Chesapeake a Ohio
railway today dcclared n dividend OF
per cent payable December 81 The
yearly rate for some years past has
been per cent. The directors NJ
their meeting last August deferred
action regarding the regular quarterly
dividend. giving a. a reason disturb
Ell conditions "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

one 0i the interesting affairs this ar
tcrnoon Will be the rhetorical program
20 p rendered this afternoon in tho
hiEh school auditorium under the aus
l.aiurr ~ Inc program viii b. = dehafo.
NffpiNed. that tDHt books should b.
uI "i.t.H ~ punlic expense ~ pupils or
icrtha DfrndluEer and Mabefie sutton.
rrFttttF. Grace Ncuhardt and Helen
isurne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
TRUsTnD LoHo rNouoH

Tom Pence. % the Democratic ma
uomal committee. tells 81 n good sister
On one ~ the southern states who VAS
late Tor the service and explained 10 hv
.al ing that ne horse she vas driving
had run away
You shouidn iet such little things
dctain you. rfrrot 81 the pastor "Y0u
should trust ln the ord"L
did she replied "fiif the hrfiv-
band broke. and then tumred. Ma
tiuual Monthly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

NfWEr Iurf. ~ south ffr lialre Wa
removed o. the ohio valley General
npfrltai iu Wheellng. and will undergo
ah nrerhtion Tor an injury sustained "a
rev years ago The injury was receiv-
~ while Iarr and n number Of HE
."fnthulgns were enjoying r. sled ride
hnn While casting down the HIN the
crowd vac spilled on the ground TAR
was injured about the head. but n0fhfna
e-fi", deyolppcd Until Few days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Word was received in this city ye.-
terday to the effect that Moliie II Rfch-
srdson. wife OF Charles Richardson. had
gay evening. after a short illness The
deceased was n former resident of this
on West Hanover street The remains
viii be brought To the home OF Mrs.
Petit. on North Fourth street, who is
a sister or the deceased . Funeral SER
vices will be held In the Petit home
Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Word was received from Mr.. and Mrs
". l.. Llppart. OF Louisville. Ky. stat
ing that they expected 20 return to
WarwoOd In the next few weeks and
they will move into their old house.
nue..
4 dance was given by the Colonial
club last evening al Lasch's hall corner
Fifth street and Warwood avenue. a
large crowd attended the AFFAIR
II. W. Minccr. Of Beech Bottom was a
business visitor In town yesterday at
tcruoou.
Rolly Robinson. Of South warwooo-
is rushing the work on the erecting OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

The Socialist local OF this city IL still
receiving donations for the aid OF the
striking miners In tbs vicinity The
biggest donation received yesterday was
$40 worth OF shoes donated by r. Daume
the local shoemerchant The Burkhardt
and Samucls grocery store also gave a
large basket OF supplies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

IhN teufifr Athletic football team
VII play Marietta on the local grounds
sunday afternoon The Maffstia team
ia said o. D. one % che best fo0ftsft
HrFrerHfioue ln toe ohio valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
wen Known woman DIES.

yesterday morning at an early ho,li
CURED the death OF Mrs. CatherIn.
Springield after "A short illness dating
pack only little over week. The de
ceased was % years OF age and is sur,
NlNed by three sons. Henry. Daniel anc
EDWARD all at home. Funeral service.
VIII De held saturday morning from 81
Nhtnony church and interment will be
In 81. Anthony's cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Last evening about = o'clock officer
Lady. OF the local police force. noticed
a horse standing at the corner Of Fifth
and walnut streets and as the weather
was bad and the horse was not covered
he took the rig 20 the livery stable IA
- thought that the people had gone "a
the tabernacle. Several other cases 81
similar nature have been reported IN
the last few days and n stop viii be
put 20 the practice
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ctty offioials commsnded.

A. recent meeting ~ the board Of
Directors - the Boiiairc Commercial
club resolution was adopted commend
inF the city officials ON their success 30
making the filter hold water aud ask
- That necessary assistance b. accorded
o. make the operation Of She filter ana
the water success. o. seemed for
months that 10 would be necessary to
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The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting Of the ohio citv
lodge No. ass. +. and A. ~. held In
their hall Tuesday evening:
w. NJ. J. o Perry. < W George Gu
sick J. w, James Wallace. Secretary,
J. W. parrah; treasurer. y. y. McCOmbs
>. ID. James Fenton; J. D.. Henry Hun.
ter. tyler, NJ. Koehnline
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give az the filter as u could not be
MADE Z" hold water. but acting on tho
aesiHt o. Engineer Lewis. "A new method
Va lIi.d snd the test proved "a success
,Neept IN one place. and this b. being re-
halred. When completed 20 b. believed
me inter VIII hold water and BE- sue
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KIDNEYS SHOULD NOT
BE NEGLECTED

The most important ORGANS Of elm
ination are the kidneys and they
must be kept clean and active 80 they
may remove The poisonous waste mat.
ter which otherwise returns to the
circulation and finds It's way to all
parts Of tho body. n you're nervous.
lack ambition and have backache and
indigestion, It's almost certain that
the functions OF the kidneys. TO 70.
move impurities BIZ impaired and
should be remedied Immediately
with its ability 10 keep the Kidneys
acting freely and In n healthy state
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
hemedy rids the body 81 many i'm.
purities which. 10 reabsOrbed. would
make lie miserable. entailing great
discomfort and sunerinr. N acts spe.
cihcaliy upon the Kidneys and liver I'm