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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Keeping Down Fever by Keeping Ducks

h A Maria and yellow fever are
MI both spread by mosquitoes The
only problem before humanity
il getting rid OF the Two fovers is TO &c,
rid OF the insects that carry the fever
germs. DR.. Samuel G.. Dixon, State
Health Commissioner OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Writin" Tor the Journal OF the American
Medical Association. advocates keeping
ducks 10 keep down the Two diseases.
IL used 10 be thought, apd it, Is still !;
common dclusion. that malaria especial
- was caught by inhaling bad air. II
mas been proven beyond doubt that the
only way The germ either OF il or yellow
icYer can be communicated is through
Inc Dlie OF tao MOSQUITO When the
MOSQUITO takes up the fever germs iii
marshes and lowlyiig places, tho germ
itself has no effect upon the insect. hut
when it inserts It's cutting and sucking
apparatus into man, the bacili make
their way into the human blood in prac-
ncal'y the same Wy rs though injected
by u hypodernic needle.
Dr. Dixon points out that the duck has
we widest geographical range OF any
Diro It is an omnivorous cater OF the
iuosquitos Young Besides its appetite
its movement through the water creates
water motions which drown the mcsoui;o
young which. just before they hatch into
Inc luil fedSed pests, turn from wrig.
slers into pupae. which are air broathers.
These pupae hcai upon the surface OF
The water during INC brici pcriod o,
metamorphosis into the winged insect.
They need 10 breathe. ANY medium
which submerees tacpl browns them.
Describing his experiments on ducks
IS mosquito desiroyers. Dr. Dixon saws:
After trying the ability OF fish 20 d..
your larvae and pnpac OF mosquitoes,
with varied success, ] built two dams
near together Oh the same stream, 50
that each would have The same environ.
!nent for the breeding ot MOSQUITOES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Princess Cantacuzene, Grand
daughter of General u. S. Grant,
Whose Husband, a Colonel of
Russian Cavalry and Aide-de-
Camp to the Gear, Was Seriously
+ Wounded

TT is Il common remark that the horrors
of war press hardest of all upon the
- laboring classes.
Is this true? IL view Of the news that
has come from the battleilelds OF Europe, it
may be doubted. Actually, OF course, more
common soldiers must be killed than Off
GERS, but it appears that in proportion to
their numbers, the titled and upper classes,
who supply the officers, lose more
1t is astonishing how many Queens.
princesses, duchesses and other women OF
the nobility have beeen thrown into mourn
ing by the death OF husbands, children,
brothers and near relatives, wtilo many
more of them are nursing wounded men OF
their families.
Conspicuous among the women affected
are the many American heiresses who have
married into the European aristocracy.
So great has been the loss among tile
British nobility that some OK the leading
women OF tho nristocracy. Including the
Duchess OF nevonshirc and the March.
loness CT Lansdownc, issued an appeal 10
English women not 10 wear regular mourn.
ing, on account Of the dcpresSiAl IL would
cause, but Just 10 wear white ribbon.
Queen Victoria OF Spain has lost her
favorite younger brother. Prince Maurice
OF Battenberg, u captain in the British
army who was killed Willie leading his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Lady
Constance
Richardson,
the
Interesting
Barefoot
Dancer, Whose Husband, Sir
Edward Stewart Richardson,
Is Wounded.

company. Tile poor Queen received the
sad news within six days of the birth OF
her last son.
Probably there is not one family in the
British peerage that has not lost some
relation The Duke OF Wellington. who is
Il grandson OF the victor OF Waterloo, has
lost his second son, Lord Richard Wales,
ley, captain in the Grenalier Guards -
The Duke of Devonshire, one OF the mosi
Influential noblemcn in England, has re-
cSired news OF the death OF his brother
Lord John Cavendish, q major in the First
Life Guards. Captain John jacob Astor, OF
tho same regiment, q son OF the former
New Yorker, William Waldorf Astor has
returned TO London wounded.
The Duke Of RoXburghe, a captain i'll the
Scots Guards, has returned to London
seriously wounded. Tho Duke married
Miss May Goelet, daughter OF tho enor-
mously rich New York real estate owner
Ogden Goelct. The Duchess has been
noted as the most magniflcently dressed
woman in England.
The Duke had two other brothers in Tie
war. One Of them, Lord Robert Innes-Ker,
has bceeu wounded. Tho other Is Lord
Alnstair lnncs-Ker, who married Miss Anne
Breesc, u Strikingly handsome New York
girl.
Viscount Acheson, OF the Coldstrcam
Guards, son and heir OF the Earl OF Cos.
FORD, has ocen wounded. HIS wife was
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front seriously wounded. He married Miss
Julia Dent Grant, granddaughter OF our
American General Grant.
The French aristocracy have lost even
more Than the English. because so many
more OF their countrymen are concerned
PM we cannot say that their court has
been plunged into mourning, for they have
none Many on tie French noblemen killed
were wen Known al the other courts, and
related 10 the foreign nobility.
the young Comte dc Breteui, who wa (
CHOSEN as II companion OF the Prince oi
wares during his stay in Paris, was one of
me earliest victims of the war
FracGcaiiY every French nobIeman who
N!uiu carry a gun has gone into the army
"isicut troubling whether he could bacomc
"ii ~, 0nlcer or was leeally required to go
re DUO lie Ia Rochefoucauld who IS
ihty-tilree years old, and head OF one NJ rho
most historic families in France is enr,
iiS us common soldier tie married nm
AMERICAN wife. '''
me Due &c Talleyrand. Anna
Nouids second husband, has beer
WORKING US an ordinary chauffeur. -
running between Paris and tho
'front.' with dispatches. That was
inc only military employment lie
could obtain. BE is well advanced AZ
~ middle life. lie was known i'll
ms youth as Il "scorcher.' al
II is perhaps n cheering thought
tiat as result OF the many deaths
III the European aristocracy, there
"iil within q few years he an un
men looking FOR American SSans 6 nGns. y
Many OF the titles OF those killed M
VIII pass 10 boys too young at ~
present to take part i'll the war
:. Great Britain Rights Reserved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
ALL ONE DIVISION
wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad 20
abolish One Division, Placing Two
into Ore Beginning Monday.

On Monday Of next week a reorran.
ization OF the operating department
OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie rafi.
road VIII be Effected. according 20 a
statement which has been given out
by General Manager b. o. McNastar
with the approval OF Receiver WIN.
lam VI Duncan For some time The
road has had two dlylsiorr the CIeve-
land and the Toledo. but under fhs
new rule which goes into effect Mon.
day. the divisional lines VIu be- abol.
lsned. Under the change tho new.
rule win eliminate the lost motion Al,
terminals ana viii enable the local
division to facilitate the movements
of froieht a. Interchange points
Under The new change G W Coe
becomes experimentation Of the CIeve.
land and Toledo division. p p mar.
Der aa-istaut EuperIntrrtsnt. and 10
i Morris assistant super rtendant %
tran 7porufi0r = % Duncan viii b.
come assistant fra.umastsr az Dillon.
taIo. which Includes all Zines west Of
Ie'rff al well as The local division o.
flr Wheeling and Lake Erie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
) MINERS PRESIDENT ASKED TO
URGE SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE

f.tt23o0. a cash diyidend Of S Per
cent was paid a. lss1. on the sane
capitalization. q cividsad q gsts Der
cent "a paid in 1854. 90 the zane
capitalization. a dividend % fgis per
cent sas pad
All stock above s.. 900 900 was guar.
antsed stock and : per cent. suaranty.
AID participated IN anything above
that that The other stock earned.
The total dividends paid b. this
company o. 10 years. according 70 Mr
Hiilman's statement amounted 70
iefi1. o. almost per cent
Vietory For West Virginia.
A. meeting before the Comrnis-
sioner this morning. before any evil
dence as taken. the Commonwealth
u Virginia moved in substance. 20
limit The evidence Ia relation % the
value % the assets claimed By West
virginia % June GOTH. 1853 There
upon a fun discussion % the merits
- the two dates % January ist. 1851
and June 20th. 1858. a. the proper
lime for hElng the value 70. the assets
Has had 10 the attorneys upon both
sides. The Master overruled the mo-
lion and aid that be would hear the
evidence az 20 each OF those dates
and would decide fnally. after the evil
denee was all in whether he would
determine tho value a. % one % the
particular dates. or make his report
in the alternative
This was severe blow % the Viz
Elnla people a. they had hoped 10
confuse the case by liking the date
OF June 20th. 1853. when II would be
very difficult and Ia some instances
I'm possible 20 determine With any de-
gree of accuracy the value % these
assets
The 2oth ~ June 1883. Is referred
20 a. being the date % the creation
~ the State % West virginia. and
the date OF January lst. 1851. was the
day liked hy the Constitution OF West
virginia az the date upon which u as
stunned an equitable proportion OF the
debt % Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

10 rsst - TIE Cathoiic Wcrit. uass-
to Cc.sistoral CcrgrrEatfcA
To Americans ftuE y Nas eareciaff,
inferesflrg He rreat frientshlp -
frta ccuutrrs ne fre1uert autisncss a.
a Hrrrtcans. ccth Cafhnltc and nca=C,afn-
oitc. as - Interest IN Amsrican Grairs
ksnf him an closer tcuch sifH tnfa go.
- the Atlantis thar peraaEa any lAontl-
that has pr~c~csd hin he va al a.
cert adrnirsr - Thcctcre kncsevelt anf
hat re sn-fr~sidsrts wrftiaEs transl
lsrr1 Ter reaClnG. yet a. Ill y real
- eNents accruins a. to tiurs a. NJ
k1-cssNsits visit 90 Rene I'd - the e -
collation. % rs VISIT - ths Nattran
f1orrnsr Vice rresitent lnarlsa W Fair-
harEs had a somewhat stmiiAf enperf-
ence. ard the Incident created Wtas-
srruad Interest tn this coantry ana N
f-ururr a. the time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
0UT-THE-PIKR
Prspars.Ien. comeL,,.e

All preparations have been com.
pieted for the three day lawn fet-'tnst
VII - given BY the Patterson ana
Elm Grove baseball team a. the hIm
.6roVe Eruunds Thursday. Friday and
saturday evenings Yesterday a
force o. men were placed az ~ors
putting the grounds In shape and
piacing the amusement devices on the
held. The members OF the team are
eagerly engaged in IA. work OF pIac-
ing the grounds In first class coudi-
ton and In build nE OF stands FOR the
sale of refreshments
The grounds are being wired for
electric lights. and in connection with
these large number OF Japanese
Lanterns viii be strung throughout
the park Candy wheels. throwing
stands. comic shows and other enter
tanning features are being added 20
the already long list.
The AFFAIR n being held under the
direction OF the team for the purpose
% raising money for the paying OF
suits and equipment and also the
ground rental The AFFAIR will open
this evening and promises 20 BE- one
81 the biggest ever held az Elm Grove
Friday and Saturday evening the
Modern Woodman Band viii furnish
music. All are invited 10 come ana
have a good time
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have a scstsin@d ga sp~-d % from
- % - krots an holr re- acaet
nat the rary ueeded turrfy or tnirty
such ships Tor Zee In ern.rEsneisa.
May ~ Fs~ sor.ha
Fred Woods. president ~ the Mary
lant STEEL Company. saif ma b. Or
- auHiilariss % ~ fsse descrlhed
could oe constructed In eight or uine
muDfha
secretary McAtoo made pnblie 70
nlEnt nEllres on grain ~ port aIour
Ne slif coast ana TIE Atlantic So
board. showing that nearly 81 ooo .oo0
nu-nels are either IN tern nal siera-
tors or In transit and that feN shlps
ar loading On Nev Orisans he 80
hat there are 1900 90 busheis IN
Galveston. assn 600 bushels. IN RslfI-
more. $500 900. In Nez Tcrk. s7s coo
and IN Boston. Gal 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Miss Anna Quinn. OF Braddock Pa
Miss Alice Members. OF Swissvale. Pa
and Miss Margaret Jacobs. % Fulton.
are the guests for several DAYS OF
Miss Martha Wagner. az her home on
big Wheeling creek.
John White is confined 10 hts home
on the Bethany pike on account OF IN
ness
NJ +. Taber. residing az the strat.
ford Springs hotel. is confined 10 his
room with severe illness
Miss Cummins. Of Pittsburgh. is
spending several days as the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Adams. al Woods
dale
r. VI Ross. popular woodsdaIe drug.
glsJ has purchased a new Saxon car.
VT. Ross Is spending the greater part
or his time learning 10 operate his new
buzz" wagon
Miss Angela Murphey. OF Woods
Held. is the guest for a few DAYS OF
friends and relatives at Film Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Argau. OF Sisters
vile. are the guests for a few DAYS OF
friends and relatives al Woodsdale
Miss Esther Smith. OF Springdale.
viii leave Monday for New Martins.
vile. where she will attend the Wei.
zel county institute.
Miss Alta McCreary. Of Viola. IL A..
tending the Marshall county instituf,
which Is being held az MoundsviIle
this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
BUSINESS MEN AND 49, OTHERS
UNITE ~ PETfTIostSc
MAD FOa ACTION
Much suffering Nas Seer Caused 80
Result % lorg ora~n-out strike.
Urge Conferences

Business men. manufacturer and
bankers IN al sections % Eastern OHIO
are ssndinE appeals 20 President John
p. White. Of the United Nine Workers
Of America. crying for a settlement %
the coal strike IN Eastern Ohio. Pres
dent White o. being urEed 10 arrange
a Conference with the miners looking
toward q settlement % The pending
strike between the miners and oper-
afors
The public has helped the miners IN
the present diriculty. and in Justice 20
the public the business men and bank.
era ask that a conference b held %
adjust. n possible. the lockout which
has entaiied hardships and privations
not only upon the families % the
miners. but upon every branch OF bus
mess a. we'll
n Il generally known that q number
OF conferences have been held bet~ eeu
the miners and operators. but neither
side was disposed 20 consider CON.
promise The operators have declared
they will not consider price Tor run
% mine coal greater than a. cents a
ton The miners are equally - de-
termined. and say that they will not
consider any price but the f1-cent
basis for machine run % mine coal
N both sides can BE- drawn together
In a friendly manner there may BE- a
possibility that the strike can be- set.
tied. but a. long az both sides are
determined 20 remain Arm the calling
% conferences r. only waste OF time
However. the business men. without
any desire 70 interfere win endeavor
10 bring both warning factions togeth-
or IN another effort 10 settle the dif
ferences
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
ADOPT ProteetIv. M,a,ur.,-

PARIS Aug 10. 6:35 p. m.-The
French ministers OF war and agricul.
ture have adopted measures for the
protection OF blooded cattle and
horses 20 b. used for breeding pur-
poses Another effort IA this direc.
tion will be the re-opening OF certain
Industrial embellishments which have
shut their doors. and the prevention OF
the closing OF others
The director OF foreign commerce.
has been instructed 10 see n he can.
not take some steps toward the con
quest Of German markets. and IN the
interest Of French manufacturers pro-
cure commercial orders which hereto
fore have been going 10 German
houses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
MeddInn ~ mo.h.r.

Earl Grouse and Mrs. Clara Angus.
popular young people from Grcggs.
Vile. stole n march on their friends
Yesterday when they made their an.
pearance a. Woebers and asked for
minister Accordingly Rev. A. r
Cox. % California. Pa. Who is visiting
in Elm Grove. vas called and tied
the 0uutlaI knot Mr. and Mrs Law.
renee Woehcr we're the only witnesses
20 The ceremony Immediately follow.
INK the ceremony the happy young
couple departed FOR their home al
GrnEEEviIie They ara receiving tho
conEratulations and vel wishes ~ a
host % friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
CAPITALISTS HERE
Hon. Louis Bennett and NJ Andrew
Edrustor Arrive Here 20
Examine Local Plants

Hor Louis Bennett. prominent In
Democratic state politics. and Andrew
H-ulsf0r. both uru known rarffaf
..fs no Weston. ISL Va. arrived In the
city yesterday afternoon on b1eIroaa
If .e Understood that several prom.
.rr-f men 20 Weston are rontruDIat.
inc Che construction % ri large rIars
factory in the Lewis county mrt-or-
ole end colonel Bennett and Wr ID
mlston are members o. RI committee
'H select plans f0r ffo plant
They rII visit several rlaaa rIa-fa
and Ioffrrrs Ir fhlH section this
week efsiyI1r che various de-.rrs
and aIFo the best equipment Do is ur.
1erFf0ol They viii likely b. Joined
f'I- mo-r.rr BY oraer Weston ra5I.
taIafa
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EXPERT TELLS
tcOatisa.a rFon riF., r.r.D

and the newspapers are appearing res.
ulsrly
There Is no Sign. OF alarm and the
star states that the situation is sx-
cellent As matter Of fact. the ger.
cral public had not yet heard the
news which vas rapidly spreading
early this morning IN oficiAl quarters
The people viii submit 20 the Ger
mans without any demonstration. be
cause o. the practical good sense OF
the Belgians. which teaches them that
resistance after their army Il driven
supreme confidence that the British
and French viii eventually drive the
Germans out 90 Belgium
People Are Warned
The Belgian officials are warning
the people not 70 attempt reprisais
because that would bring reprisals
on them You can hear any Kind OF
rumor In Brussels and N the Germans
are determined 20 attack In force.
Brussels viii be taken unless the al
lies decide 70 resist for the sake o.
the possession OF the town
The Germans have 3 n using
their cavalry with great Nudaeity and
sometimes with more AudAcity than
skill They have sent their cavalry
a. scouts In all directions aud some
reported battles have been no more
than reconnaissance in force. In
which the Germans used both cavalry
and infantry and some guns, with
either one ~ two purposes They
either were aiming 70 cover their nank
by these continuous threats. or else
we're ascertainig the Belgian disposi-
tions with a view 20 an attack IN
force
The honors are with the Belgians
In these combats"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Rushlna conerete Work

AT possible haste IS being made on
the construction Of the retaining wall
BY the West Virginia Traction and
Electric Company az Bow street. FNII-
ton For the past few days the com
pany has bad a force OF men az work
day and night IN their effort 10 have
the work completed by Saturday. It
ls said that as soon as the present
work is completed tho company viii
apply 20 the Fulton council Tor the
privilege of laying a double track
from Stackyard % the present double
track az McColloch street This will
greatly relieve the shipping question
In the out the pike district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Ambsssaaer b L.,v.

COPENHAGEN. Aug 10. via Lon.
don, 2 m. Aug 20 Dispatch ne.
ccived here from Berlin says.
The japanese ambaasadorss d.
parture from Berlin o. approaching.
III police are guarding the embasay
he japanese club is empty. All
japanese students I'm German unive-.
stiles have left
The Nossische ZeitunE says. com
menting on Japan's ultimatun 20 Ger.
many One more declaration Of uar
cannot fnghten Germany. and Japan's
action is without importance "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
WHITE SLAYER SUSPECT.

White slave Attorney Robert
udro tas returned from Preston
county where DO landed ur.t.
SLAYER. eo it Del alleged The man Ir
known tr more than half dozen
aliases and has Piled Pie nefarfoga
trade f1r months. He goes under the
-sue oi George NJ ward alias. orc
De .E now Ir the Preston county au
having been held to the federal rrard
jury.
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ror satisf.cfnrr
For Satisfs ctory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c 3. KIMBERLY CO.
Sehmulbach Building. Both Phones


Work on the construction % the
new IRE station for Birch Lynn the
addition 20 Edgwood d. practically
completed. Recently McCullagh and
Reid. who are improving the ground
and preparing 81 for one 81 the pref
test residence sections in the out the
pike district The new fire station Is
located near the Edgewood station and
viii be used FOR the storing Of FIRE
hghting apparatus In tho new addi-
ton. The remaining improvements
that are contemplated for The proper
~ viii be completed within few
@syA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

PEKING. China. Aug is-Ths rov-
frnor % kiao.Ch0u. the German eoi.
ony in China. today issued q procIa-
nation saying that on attack vas I'M
minenf
The majority % the non-combatanta
slready have left and the American
lerafion is advising the state dapart.
ment % withdraw willy s. r. Herf
me American consul. be presencs be-
lnF unnecessary because American IN
t'resis temporarily are terminated.
.lf BECK. however. desires 10 re-
main
Altholgh ne garrison % Kiao-Chou
Del under 5000 the forff~sfiors -.
believed % be- formidable. Since the
var beEan The harbor has been mined
end fhe land defenses strengthened
With wire acknowledgements. earthworka
and mined zones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

PARIS. Aug. 10. 5:14 p. m.-The
United states cruiser North Carolina
arrived 40 CherbourR to-day Major
Charles A. Hedekin. who Il 10 direct
the relief IN France. and several other
Americans who will assist him. are due
to reach Paris early tomorrow with
the gold for the relief OF compatriots
on the continent The French gov
eminent has placed a special train az
their anrNIcn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
CaillauS Promoted.

PARIS. Aug. 10. sos p. m.-Joseph
Caillaux. the former premier and min
lister OF finance. who had the rank OF
sergeant In the reserves. has been pro-
NOTED 10 Eubaltern lieutenant lie is
serving in the financial inspection de-
partment OF the army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Many teachers from tho out tho nike
district and thIs section OF OHIO
county arc attending tho Narehau
county institute that Ia hrIn- holf ar
Nour1sv1ie fhie week Among those
iU attendance arc che following
MARY Holms. TrIadeInhIa. Florence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
RIVAL ARMIES
tcOHtisusd from First Paral

were well treated: but when n be
came clear that japan. as Great Brit
aims ally. would not DO 30. the attitude
Of the people toward the japanese un-
derwent a marked change.
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BRUSSELS. via Paris. Aug. Ip.sp
m.-A German monoplane was brought
down by rifemen today A. sterrebeek.
only few miles 20 the east % Brus-
sells. The pilot an Ofncer. had IN bis
possession three revolvers. bombs and
Interesting military notes HE legs
were broken by the fall. but notuith.
standing bis Injuries he endeavred 90
discharFe his weapons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Picnic Ls.t Ev.nInn-

The members OF the Sacred Heart
church % Fulton last evening held a
well attended lawn fete on the church
lot adjoining the Fulton Rank prop
erty. The ahair was well attended
and proved a decided success The
proceeds OF the evening will be used
for the benefit OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

A very enjoyable dance Was Eiven
oy several OF the young men OF Elm
Grove az Folmars race last evening
IN honor OF the "Bloomer Girls a.
camp jolly" Dancing was the main
alFefs sion OF the evening The arair
was attended by several Wheeling
IIlends as wei as large number
from Elm Grove and vicinity.