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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

INTERVIEW merchants and physfcians; excellent proposition, highest profit, very easily sold; whole time or side line: exclusive territory. Particulars Desk 12. Box 56S. Richmond, Va.
 h-3-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

SALESMEN everywhere; S15 daily taking orders for $20 automatic soda fountain; money every day; regular or side line; experience unnecessary. Manufactures, B-1764, Aberdeen, Phil adelnhia Pa ----
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

WOULD you take a steady job, making $30 weekly with opportunity to be dis trict manager at 5000 yearly? Expe- rience unnecessary; great crew man aSers proposition. We manufacture; middle mans profit saved. I'm an old agent myself-made my six-story fac- tory by hustling. Write and I will tell you how I did it. My plans always win. Free automobile contest now on. E. M Davis, President. S51 Davis Bldg. Chi cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

HONEST man wanted in each town to distribute free advertising premiums S15 week to start; experience unneces- sary; references required. Address Me- Lean, Black & Co.,, 199 N. Beverly st.,
 Boston, Mass. 4-19-8t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

MEN-Deal with artists di- rest and save money. Solars II cents,
 bromides 20 cents. finished 16x20 por- troits s cents. Write Independent Art ists Association. P O. Box 426, Kansas City, Mo. 5-3-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

AGENTS in every town; best selling
 household article; start today; large de- mand for goods; $25 to $50 week; suc- cess assured. Gamecock Speciality Co.,,
 Desk J, Sumter $. C. 5-3-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
WANTED AGENTS

AGENTS-Make $50 per week during the hot summer months selling Imperial Self-Heating Irons; every housewife
 wants one. Gardner Flat Iron Co.,,
 Memphis, Tenn. 5-10-5t-su- we
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Mr. and Mrs Leroy fTIIfman. OF
bellevue, ohio. have been visiting Mrs
Joseph g. LitzinFer this week while on
their way o. Richmond Va
Mr.. and Mrs ~ o.. cheney. 81 EIktnn.
are spending some time with relatives
j.. J. Thesis. or Pittsburgh. o. visiting
his brother. carl Thcias. of Maple ave-
niue
Mrs Lyman q Bass and son have
returned from baltimore ana other east
ern points after visit of several
weeks
Marcus walters. ~ BROOKLYN. was
among The visitors from n distance M
thc funeral ~ lfl %. Hunancid ms
week
Misses rrsuia Fieerie and uortsnsis
'or0uuadH. ~ Washington. u. g.. Who
ere returning t1 school 20 Mt de- chan
tnl college at Wheeling were the de.
lightfnl guests of Mra. W. r. Hopte
lfisr Hazel Morrison ia spending "a
few days IN ClHrkaburr
Mlee Helen Jackson has returned
from kinrwood after several weeks
Mrs Mary Notie has returned from
nn extended visit fu Baltimore Wash.
Iurtuu ard other eastern cities
Rev. O.. \. queen. formerly mi pastor
.0f the local Methodist Protestant
church. hlt now located in FLORIDA FL.
ME- rhyIIs shelley. ~ washington
street haa been 900 for some time raaf.
ard Dr. being visited fhis week hV her
LLOYD canning who was badly lr-
iured in q runaway accident nt Morran-
igHu ehorf lime nr0. Dr. able f1 leave
The hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
FINANCE
Foreign Exchange Fell to Lowest Quo
tations Since the Outbreak
Of the War.

NEW YORK. Sept. Weakness
or foreign exchange, which fell to the
lowest quotations since the outbreak
OF the war. was the most Significant
development to-day in the financial sit.
uauon- Gables on London declined 10
S4.S51z, and demand TO s496. chiefly
as result of foreign buying of the
new New York City notes
Grain bills were in better supply.
ana onerlngs OF cotton bills on Berlin
constituted a new feature OF the ex.
chahge market. which embraced more
ACTIVITY in francs and pesetas. Cos
SIP centered largely around the New
lures. The most conservative opinion
was that Europe would take al least
~ per cent. of the issue. Demand for
private investors and big corporations
sucn as the insurance companies, was
said To be gratifyingly large.
Inc better sentiment extended 10
the curb, private sales of Standard OIL
issues being reported at prices on a
parity with those of July 30. As a
partial Offset. however, IL was stated
mat bond prices were lower. fear OF
foreign liquidation in these securities
oelng the most serious aspect.
Other ADVERSE news was contained
IN the passing OF the Internationai
harvester Company common dividend
sunllar action by the Crucible Steel
company on its preferred stock. re.
duction of the American Express quar-.
terly disbursements and more curtaiI.
ment OF operations by several of the
Mlchlgan copper companies. In every
instance these conditions were trace.
aolS TO the foreign situation.
On the other hand, advices from,
Nhlcago and other important trade
centers bespoke a more cheerful view
OF the near future. several large in.
dustrlal companies adding to their
working forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
STEUBENYILLE

STU HENNfLf.E o.. SEPT i'm ro.
plF ~ fho request from thc ufF w1rFera
0f fhia county that UIIiF SUNDAY b. lr.
tit'd fn come into ohio and apanE from
h erfClaI train during thr atnfr-urfda
pf.a'niii"n campaign. the evangelist
Mr D. o. IIdFd.
Ny Dear sir.aaf appreciate dronlv
your sind tnNifnfiUn uf the 20 inst and
n'IhlnE would Fitc mr rroafer 500 Than
90 fum u1rN iu ohio end raf into VUur
lEni COY O. drE state. hut our work hero
VII continue tlI The latter part of Drfn-
u'I. aIL'r which we rn tu nra Mninrr.
iowa fnr HlN nr seven wr.ka cam.
UalEn Dob that city. which Will rr.vrnf
ml coming east untti about January boz.
AlN HrnfimcnfH against Tho curse 0f
ihe h1uor trafnc ere wcil known and
ur'n nu further statement from rlr
lihrr thnn that D actually enjoy raffIrr
lnIl o. unl.EfN nHnf and d shall rrnr
fgN That you may win nuf and that
WNNn fNU votes are counted nuf Bhf.
may D. found In the Dry column
Cordially NUurH
4 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRoNG,s MILLS. O.. Sept. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Liddle OF Glencoe.
spent sunday the guests OF Mrs I.iddle's
parents. Dir. and Mrs. G. J. Mobley
Mrs. Malissa Jarrett. OF CenterviiIe.
who has been in quite poor health Tor
some time past. has so far improved as
~ DC abe 70 90 TO Louisville. TO visit
ner son. John Jarrett.
Misses EstelIa and Sarena Toothpa,
81 Belmont. have been spending a few
Gays visiting their many friends al Cen
terville and vicinity.
NJ. l. Myers is putting in gas in his
The Ladies' Club Of CentervilIe Is A.
ranging 20 give a social in the town hall
ny thrt place on Saturday night OF this
Mrs. stella Graham. OF Arnstro,..s
Ridge. IL spending a few days the guest
or John Graham. at Dover
MI. Clara Foster. OF CentervilIe. is
Mrs. Park Foorman. OF BeI1aire
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Kinney Visited
friends et Shadyside and also az Wheel
ing ,ns. and while there attended the
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Doutt have return.
ca nome after spending a couple 81
weeks visiting friends in Clarksburg. W.
Pr. Herris and wife were Benaire
AN, M,isse 1,l Blaneh Hart and Bell and
Alce ferkins. spent Wednesday fn
. Br. Cloyd Workman and wife 81
SHEar city. Colorado. visited his aunt.
MISS Mary Jane Workman. in Cent?
VIE. one day last week
r- lne men or the congregation Of tho
Iresb terrain church al Concord b1ya
arranged 20 hold picnic az the cburcb
krounds on Saturday. September 81
mere viii also be "a lecture on Frt9g..
evening preceding. az the church .-i,..g
1y frof q. \. Bricker. Of the Ohio sfnfe
hiNersity. the subject Of which viii
% some Problems Of the Countrv
Church Prof. Bricker viii ats~ -.
main over I'LL the next DAY ana d.lfyer
second lecture a. the picnic. the srib-
lect Of which will b. Lime ana saIt =
iion. l.. =. Bailey. or Tacoma. will also
- present and speak The Lecture -,
EFlday evening b. Prof Erlck.r vgftt H.
iIuh'rated D. stereopttcon Evory on.
- invited % come. There will b. a ain
~ s.fked az the church
VIII wharton and wife Of this uIare
bsnt sunday az centerville visiting Ms
p'Isnls REV. wharton and wife.
marie Lash. ~ Wheeling. spent sun
aaN with his mother. Mrs Wash fseb
81, a. - Jarrett was out from Eeitair.
Frof NJ. L. Watt was rstft,.. .-
lrlends On this vicinity WedneeJaV 80
While mere attended the tuning ri q n
Key. Jay D. Johnson has fYrrt,,,-.
ana ne automobile ndvrrfieed ~. ,.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The southern storm remains central
on the south Atlantic coast. where mod
iiate 70 heavy rain occurred during the
aast - hours. The pressures are high
ln other sections east OF the Plateau
states. attended by generally fair
Msather. low pressure area. atteno.
Pacific regions.
The temperatures are higher over the
Northwest and Plateau sections. ana
generally seasonable east OF the Missis-
sippi.
The Southern storm will probably
cause more or less cloudiness In tn,s
sectionf but generally fair weather II
probable tonight and Friday. without
marked temperature changes.
terday. 81 degrees; lowest last nfKht
90 degrees. no rainfall
The Ohio will change but slightly in
the district during the next IS hours
II. G HOWE
Section Director
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81. ~ Mont geometry. fhT l|rI-Iarf mil
carrier ou. WheeiIrr. Do y u. N6
n.'u Nrf1f'nr in ri new euhafIfufr
nlfIfr thI. wgrf Cnrl srrdsfsr fha
mont II rnrHra ln WhreUnr anf -
gene WHFwnu. the new auIrfff,ffr 80
been MAKING Few rounds vIfb N,
HnnirnmrrE tn rrf rrrf or fne a...4t
John kinrr fna E'rn Grove rf D.
pr. 10 nHfrInr who rla boon rrfay.
.- NifeNn NHNH vacation win rU farr
IM.N %. no. rnH George Hand fHr
ltgie Boz been rfrrfIrr
I Ut. NffINIUHu and children are
wheeling af thr homo ID wrr et.t-
"lr mother. Wee ftrr Book
MI. MnF. MHraHnHrU nf frnrfHat..
wac fieIfor 1f Wnrnrt 0n
Tho Sc ouvet ladies. Ala ...,.,,
fc.. er nU daf wrrtIrr af tnr.r ban
wiss tiara Brown of r.ov,of o.
uinn district nrt frarfar rrsr. 49,
Nraf Woo OF fHIn term fa CO.,. 49,
ennol .nrrdnN. t0 give frafrurtIsra
Thr Luther rrn-ur of che rr.f-t
church h1r elected George C urrrrr
nr irirrafr fo fHr rufhar rrarr. 40.
ch VIII Do heid af n8iunare.
wra Henry wolfe OF c,iFo.fr.. p.-
fe fHr ruraf rr Wre rIrar vv ny
Combs frr a Few dave
MrH MARY GIrerfer ~ ffnnrr-.ffr.
D. tIaifIr~ como nf hrr former rafrh
N".' nf eHrrrnrf
urr Wee 80 vhrrffna o. ,r.fffr~
nr r'r mra Minnie Green nf w1.ref-
% Davis haa returned ta rlm Grove
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after spending a few days up the creek
Ethel Bodie. OF Mozart, has about re-
covered from a slight illness.
Mrs. Charles Horstman. OF south
at Mozart '
Miss Alice and Mr.. John Irwin have
returned to their home at Benwood ar
Silverside az
tennis Williams has recovered from
~ iiiness which kept him confined 10
ne drove up TO Wellsburg In his car
Mis-. Edward Holmes ana children. OF
falrmont are guests az the home ~
terday and to-day - 80
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The ailwnnr care OF Anna NJ Ioomr'
tn. samuel I.unmrr. occupied two dari
aul wee contested Nc we made quite
inlrrnaflng hN testimony ~ The plaintiff
lIlNFIng uufalthfuInraa and some aufrt
letters were read The wife was award
20 o. Der wcek almouY The rronrrty
which d. in her name. was NOT touched
May MrCloud WI. Nlrri1 McCInud fI
Nofrn granted Tor fer.rtluu and rrnaa
neglect 9ud wife waa Frantcd the child
ID1rl smith Va Floyd Smith. Of UrlI.
hirn. uiNurrn granted Tor extreme cruel
~ ard gross ncFlect and wife was grant.
% children.
Ihn divorce case ~ Mabel keenan, W
THOMAS Keenan, vas heard on Wednea.
Jay nuu ulniutu was awarded $50 nrf
month alimony to Ianuarr /. 1915. when
if Do nnH noe Quit drin.IuN and ehn hna
Dot made up lnd gone to live with him.
Lle court VIII finally adludlcafr it
There ia $4,000 in bank Belonging AL
keenan, that ia up % d. adIudlrafsi
turWln Young has huEun suit AGAINST
Archie Keith rt a.. t0 maahnu liens arl
adluet rrioritirs ard Co nclI rronerf !
and distribute proceeds. Erakine 4 Vaii
attorneys
John kovsiW We Anna D. Kocvslu.
divorce granted Tor adultery
James d. smaliwood W.. Edna h.
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SISTERSYILLB

HiFTFUgVfTLE w. We Sept r.
~. ID p Ihornru and daurhfrr
'flDn Hurnf MfHnnHfHr Ir Wheeling
Mise Sell KIrNndaU Icff f0r rIrra.
lanl i0 sisIf relatives fHr H Few ueoFa
SIRE John Wrkar NIaara Sell and
Efhrl Burns. Mae tUrIItf and Soil W.
COY drove fn MiddIrhuurna WrInaafaa
On NlaH Mrf0r'a car
Me- p W lane and daughter Nfaa
iFurffn lnnr. have arrived homo FROM
sn extended visit with relatives ln uut.
Ter rn
SIR Cline ana two children ana
nave been NIH.fIrT nrr parents Mr. rrH
Mra % u. Hard have reformed haHf
fu TIfusrIIln Do
fam Wnrnar off rIttaburrh. Ia trr
rurHf m Boz cunt Me- John tfarr
' 2. MARITIME Del visiting friends In
NfW MnrtluHrlIIr Tor n rHnff IImr
Mr. t o. thn1darInn hHa gone fl
MauuIuHtou i1 hU fhf guest Of bon H0n
tnd vie. Mr Hnd Mra Lon Chaddor-
Mra EakIn Who haa hesn spending n
short time with her daughter. Size Wu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
CASES APPEALED
Defendant IN Each Of Three Casef
FROM Squire oompers' Court
Takes cases Higher

Three appeal cases from the court
Of Squire Gompers were filed yester.
day with the clerk Of the circuit court.
in the case Of the Askine- Marine com
pany vs. Edward r Reed. for a claim
81 SIS the plaintiff had received iude.
ment for that amount. the defendant
appealing
Like action was taken On the case
n CLYDE Morrison W.. John Dunklo AL
the trial September .. the plaintiff re-
celVing Judgment for sfsSS0 This
SUIT was brought Tor money due on
contract
in he matter Of Pat Cahu W. s T.
stiles, suit was brought for the pos.
session 81 property. Judgment was ren.
dered IN favor % the plaintiff IN the
amount Of sfS75
ln each Of the above cases the de-
PENDANTS took the appeal.
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WOODLANDS


p. - FPH W. va. Sent ~
mere VII Do q box and rIa a..'.f 49,.
We Franflln achnoIHuuar srtiIrf,.
te"Hins -srteWher o. Tor the E.r.i =
20. 1Au rlhniey. son uf Rev ana Me-
N STANLEY. former rraIfarfr III M.
.l''. Out now residing Ir grrara a,,li,..
ManF readers ~ the frfafff.
-A. n-'h Hn invalid and haH rHf .f.r-r
Li.p tnr seven years BOZ. rr.--.
$500 n, ellAnda Hrr trying tl r4Iaa
,'-..iI l.ip hlw tnd would rrrafIg rr.
tlr,Itir lnD nseIalHnre renIrrrr a.
hl. rlprori GrlH bring boxes and Bies
Dogs come prepared Dob bus fErr. 49,.
Naturnny evening. September fs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

NNlTNlIN evening Glide WILL 80
tlnnH Ridge. narrowly rsrar.f 800
~. lhIurI whom Tho bicycle b. yl-
IllIhF .nIilrl with Hu automobile frf..
p. 900 nWunI hr norman Eufrra. rf 81.
place Nr Suffers was rrfurrfrr f,.-.
tnf InIr anl on rDuudfrr fharn curve
nt.nN houudaLIln De saw Mr MH..r,
.ffIniuInE went wrong with So uuIf-
1nnr bicycle ard hr hlf the auf. ~
Wts thrown Some feet Mr. gufrrr rfet.
90 him uu ard brought him fr f 81
NllInfH where Nr Wilson was ..u.r
HrN rendered medical ala Ur 90 r...-
removed fu Doe home whore be- a.rr ,.-,'
me aa easily Eel could hr expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
SHERRARD


a meeting OF men OF IA. n.fgbt,,-
nood Was held last Monday oVenfns ~
ne fleasant Hin church FoIioWfnr
W w. opehing exercises the meeting was
auq' essed by Rev. a. G. Rine. Drinci-
~ a y. Shroyer. OF the Sherrard
80, ,otis ana ar. Harry Marsh. the local
~. i uhnI Inc speakers talked on
Enthusiastically Of the success 81 rnen's
ORGANIZATIONS 90 which they had known
~ licuiarly mems Bible classes and
tnsl aIEgested the need OF such or.anf-
1atlon mere. IL was decided TO organize
Fanizatlon was affected bv elecfi-s Il
10y. Cooke. president. Ralph l. Drum.
slaie ana treasurer. A. D. Shroysr
.-1.neI, ana Harry Marsh. Chairman Of
.leihne Isnip committee. Another meet
.hs VIII De held 10 a few days when "a
committees will be named ana othcr 80
AUS worked out Some important plena
~ we WORK or the class are under COM
pLainel during the sunday morning les
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

NJ and Mrs N1ruar enfGra ana Co.,.
~ HT.nf sunday with Wr anal wrr
INnn iitnrr nu MHrnrr RIDGE TH.v
made fhr TRIP in their ruf1
Wise Maud ffUnfnn HUnrf arrH4. cd "a.
fhg Mlaaes Miller on Uurrh HIfrs
w and We Iawrr r1nIrIH we're
VIZ and MTH N W BOSTON ..f.....t
-nul1N nLfn friends nn Uurrn uIfar
Mr n1d Mrn o. HHrrfaHr raa.rf
ThurrHnr
NJ 90 W. WruoweU ~ Glen r..to,.
Menf saturday with friends rr Urara
HIa auto
Frnf White frrrfffr frrf f.r urrf.
rHff0u with BE rHrrrfa an uur.F ma.
We would fake uu be fufffH aH fra~fr-
pr nf NORMAL nf fHrf place MONDAY
IrrrI NnHU On Hurrh HIfrr I.ff
Monday Tor ffurfIurf0r. whore ahl am
rraune hef studies Hs O. student In fhe
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. Sept. IL
~ Is with sympathy and sorrow tina,
we learn that III health and a ner'
vous breakdown caused Mrs II Rroz
ka TO try, TO end her life early this
AFTERNOON with a revolver. The but
let penetrated her left side. passing
almost through her body. Drs' Judge
Palmer and Harden were immediate
~ summoned and had the wounded
woman taken 70 the hospital at Steu-
benville. o.. at once.
Mrs. BiozKa has Decn IN NJ health
for some time. to which her rash act
can De ascribed. and il Is hoped thai
she Is not seriously hurt, but viii
recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Although Russia and Austria are n,
loEgerheads and the wargod b. ruline
with mighty hand IN Europe the Wt-
Tie god that governs with the gentle
hand Or love easily emooths over tie
diulculties that might arise between
members Of these two races This week
n young Russian. Rank Macevousrv.
and an Austrian girl. Julia piskur. ae-
cured "a marriage license and were made
man and wife. A. they left the oTire
of the county clerk with the marriage
certificate they said the troubles he
tween their native countries would not
war between them
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won tennis champaon.h,n.

merle watkins and Harry Friedman
OF 'this city, played PreN Merrill and
arthur Dayton Tuesday In this city Tor
the tennis championship OF the two
towns, and the local team won me
honors. The visitors won the a., 80
sets by scores Of TO and ga hut the
locals took a big brace and won the
neAt three sets. e-f, So and SIS Tho
Few days Co play a return match there
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= SoHlhlttee composed OF DIR. Travis
ahu Messrs. Reynolds and Jacobs. whiCg
was recently appointed by the circuit
Sourt 10 make an investigation OF con.
ditions In the local county JaU ana m,
eulclency OF the Tailor. made its report
TINS morning. The report showed thar
me jail was IN an unsafe condition and
had made IL possible for a humber ~
prisoners 20 escape during the pagt
year ~ was noticeable that the report
had nothing 10 say in regard to the
possible efficiency OF the man that has
mad charge OF the prisoners during the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. Sept. 1.-THE re-
palgn 20 date shows a total OF 81 con-
Nerts since the first call was issued
honday week ago The reports are
as follows; September T. is; Septenber
>, 3; September ?. ,. September nj ..
september 10, 20; September IL "a.
September Is, IS 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Earl vs. liondurc gI years. and Emma
Lowry li years of 8teubcnviilc
Antonio D. scurti "a years. and Maria
LffHntini. 20 years. 81 steubenNlllc.
Hcni o. T Smith. 40 years and Mary
NJ. Nullihnn. 20 ycHrr. % SfrubenVlllc.
CicVc Baker. 81 vonrH OF uammonda-
NiIIcnud Nnrrarrt a Morrison. d years
uf HcrrhnlE.
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James Price. who was caught here
ana arrested short time ago charged
harbour county recently has been ar
raigned before the court and given "a
preliminary hearing. lie pleaded not
guilty, and his case has been eef for
trial In a few weeks
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept 17.-Butter-
Steady. unchanged
Cheese-Steady and unchanged. 3.137
boxes
EgEs-Unsetticd. fresh gathered OK
tras 29m Sic: extra hrsts ga Csc. nrsts
Is n csc. seconds % m 2fc. state. PEN
nsylvania and nearby hennory browns
% n 33cs do gathered browns and mixed
Colors % Sic.
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ID " Snedeker b. a business caller
ln Pittsburgh "a
George Ifeubcrt ia among the fair
visitor. 90 West Alexander. Pa on
g. T.. Wolkcr 81 he Northern On
FraFinf company. % Canton. % was
Q WcllsturE business caller on Thurs
day
Samuel Marks 81 West Middletown.
Pa. is visiting Welabufr relatives
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warrant was sworn out yesterday
9y william Hill Of Bethany against
iienseI Ienner. student at Bethany,
mar ,is slhs MIN with taking Mr.. Hili's
i, J,u automobile from the garage and
using IL FOR his own burmese Tb-
warrant was served by Deputy Ap-
piekate on young Tener. who put IN
slOO Tor his appearance before the
yustlce OF the peace. The time OF the
nearing has not yet been set.
Both people In the case are prom
lnent and the case has created quite
= sensation In the little college town.
- claimed by friends OF Tenne-
that he used the machine on severai
occasions for him self with no Inten :
ton or committing wrong
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WHEAT
JERRY ON. THE JOB.

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Wheat prices
had a serious tumble to-day because Il
was not officially settled until after
trading hours that Germany's answer TO
President Wilson's offer Of mediation
was non-committal There was a ner-
lac to &c under last night. Corn SUI
fered a net loss OF &C to Ia c and oats
1c TO lie. Provisions finished un-
changed 20 22iEc down.
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Engineer e. G. Smith and his corn,
OF engineers were In WellsburR Tor a
short while this morning. en- route
20 the country districts. where they
ere making a road map Of the county
would b. several -veeks vef before
ne survey would be- completed ana
the map made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

sutton, left Wednesday for her home in
Thurman Fox has returned home 20
Moodsneld after spending few days
AIR and Mrs. william West and sor.
virgil. arrived home Wednesday from
Denmark. where they spent the sum-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Tho Police Relief and Tcnaion Assoc
citation has been organized win Officers
ua follows President. flush Patterson
Hrrr.larN. Tim Kennedy. trustees Itich-
ard hdgcrlY. John Dunn. Benz Mat
thrus. Thomas ulFuan. Edward elmer
man
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uff
sherman Wagner w. Rose Wagner.
dismissed 90 costs 81 plaintiff
Julius plnnocenEo W. Vinccuzo Otta-
vani % al. suit FOR t12G16. MctauFh-
Ito. attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
Infant Il Dead

me siN-wceks-old child Of Mr. and
Mrs. /. r. sharp expired Monday even
Ing az the home Of its parents on the
West side. The funeral was held from
the residence on Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
FaRan Not anntr

49, The jury in the case OF William
fasan, charged with unlawful RETAILING
oI intoNicants. returned "A verdict OF MOI
suiity thls morning. lie was arrested
~ hls way from Clar<sburg to the ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Ira a Hilman. Pittsburgh. "a sa-
ran ENremmena Cummings. Coke
VIE, Pa . Paul l. Huknl ~ s. Pitts
n,.ulrgn. Pa; Ethel VI Neuman. n. y.
Pittsburgh. Pa