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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10

Augusta County. who was convicted OF
felony In the courts OF the Common
wealth. Patron. Senator Echols.
Making 1t misdemeanor for any
person TO cause or encourage any child
under the age % eighteen years to
commit any act Of delinquency. Pa
iron. Senator Echols.
To amend and re-enact subsection l
OF section SS4 OF the Code. Patron.
10 authorize the Board OF Super
row money and Issue bonds for the pur-
pose of building and permanently I'M
proving the roads in kcmpsvllie Mag
istcrial District, in that county. Patron,
Senator Mapp.
appropriations SLOTS to tho County
OF WITH. To reimburse The county for
| Governor TO preside IN the trial OF the
eases growing out of tho tiillsrille
murders. Patron. Senator Crockett.
To appropriate money from the treas
ury for the relief of b. w. Andrews
for acting rs guide In the Capitol for
four years. Patrons Senator cannon;
Judgments taken by persons styling
themselves officers authorized to take
acknowledgements. but who did not
reside in the county or city for which
they were appointed officers. or who
afterwards removed from the county
or city for which they wero appointed
Patron. Senator Hart.
For the relief OF Il. w. Patton. Pa
tron, Senator Hart.
TO provide additional remedies FOL
the collection OF taxes. State. county
and municipal. Patron. Senator Har'
man.
Making It larceny for any person t.
fraudulently fail to perform an eS
press promise to work for advances D
money or other things. Patron Sena
! tor West.
Relating to and providing for the in
1 corporation of cooperative associa
lions. Patron. Senator Tavenner..
Ccding Jurisdiction to the unite
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any such intimation. and the paper is
not justified In calling upon mo to
answer II. 1 am glad. however. 10
have this opportunity to say that /
consider the President of the United
States n brave and true man. and
less a moral coward or any other sort
OF coward than is any man | know
| consider the intimation contained in
the editorial as nothing short of out
rageouS."
semitic Night Session.
The Senate, at its night session.
passed the following local and uncon-
tested Senate bills:
Amending an act approved March H.
1912, which authorized the adjudicat IN
Of the claims of the holders of certain
guaranteed by the Commonwealth. and
the funding Of same when adjudicated
Patron, Senator l:chols.
Amending section Sol of the Code
entitled Licenses may be altered when
place of business is changed" Patron,
Senator Gravatt
mobiles on the road between Big Stone
Gap and Appalachia. in Wise County.
Patron. Senator Catron.
To provide 4 new charter for the
town of Blackstone, Nottoway County
Patron, Senator Brock.
To provide for the immediate admis-
sion: without an order OF commit
institutions for the insane. Of persons
who are In urgent need Of imm ediatc
treatment and care. or who are dan
gcrously insane and menace to publicl
safety. Patrons, Senator's Drcwry and
Fletcher.
To establish board of water com i
missioners for the city OF Norfolk
Patron Senator Lesncr.
For the protection OF oysters and
clans In the Lvnnhaven River. Pin ].
cess Anne County. Patron. Senator
Mapp.
70 appropriate $1,000 to aid In
building IA monument to tho Confed-
crate dead inferred In the cemetery mt
Spotsylvnnia Courthouse. on condition
that an equal amount BIO raised by
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bin. and the motion was carried with
out an opposing vote.
The bill Will come up to-day as n
special and continuing order at 1885
O'Clock. and will probably be disposed
OF before adjournment for the. after
"oon II is possible that the rest Of
the House bill Will be ratified with
only minor amendments.
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ctain local Confederate associations.
IRON, Senator Moncure.
Creates state Forester.
To create the office OF State For
der. under the direction and control
/, the state Geological Commi ssion,
= Heering his duties. Patron, SEN
or Smith.
! or Tn. relief of ]. w. Gordon. Of
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lof land situated in Norfolk County,
adjacent to the Chesapeake and Abe
marie Canal. Patrons. Senator'S Lesner
and Montague.
House bill TO regulate tho shooting
and to prevent the destruction OF wild
| fowl In the waters Of Back Bay and
its tributaries In Princess Anne County.
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r!ous schemes liz the present session Is
TO pass any law looking to tax reform.
In order TO accomplish this object IL
was recognized that the Senate should
depart As little as possible from the
plan already approved by tho House
In order TO bring one OF the several
plans before the body as basis Of
debate, senator Walker moved that his
bill calling for q commission of Ave
members to be appointed by the Gov
ernor be singled out for consideration
lie spoke biicny TO the advantages OF
centraitzinG the appointing power ia
on" source. such q plan. he said. would
MAKE possible greater homogeneity
IN inc naEc-up Of the commission and
would at the same time definitely To-
cate the responsibility in the appoint
ing power.
senator Cannon was inclined to favor
the Walker plan Of a commission an
pointed b. the Governor The Hou.e
pan. ne thought, was defective in
that 1t provided for a mixed commits
sion composed OF members of tho
Legislature and nonmernbers. Such a
commission. he believed, would be Of
hclai IN character. and IL would be a
serious question whether or not the
members OF the Legislature on the
commission could collect anything for
their services, since the Constitution
makes member. of the General AS
sembly Ineligible for appointment by
that body To any civil office OF profit
IT the Walker plan was rejected.
said Senator Cannon, he would urge "A
commission composed OF member of
the Legislature exclusively. So CON
stituted. he believed. the body woulu
bc purely Il lclA siati-c commit zee, al.
would not fall under the constitutional
lnnl BIZ Ion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
Briefs and PrrsnnaI.

~
The Junior classes of the graded
department OF the Bethlehem Union
Sunday school are arranging 10 give
q parcel post sale and ice cream social
about the last OF this month TO raise
money for their contribution 10 the
Bethlehem Chapel building fund.
The two young ladies classes OF the
Mt Ohvet Sunday school are planning
10 give an entertainment al the hall
on the evening of August 81.
What Is expected TO be a very good
entertainment will be given al the Mt
Oivet hall Thursday evening. July
Miss Bess Hood and Miss Marcare,
McCOmbs yer TO Morgantown YES.
terday and they will spend a couple
OF weeks taking special work in the
University.
Mrs. Barbara Gruber and daughter
Miss Mary. OF Wheeling. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Gruber's brother. Peter
Beihl
Mr.. and Mrs. f. VI. Kirchner. Of
Mozart. expect TO spend this week
al the lzaak Walton club on Wheel.
ing Creek.
The George Fisher family OF Mozart
will enjoy camD life for a while at a
camp near Parkersburg
The Bethlehem SUNDAY school Is
growing 10 such an extent that they
are very much crowded in the school
house. which they must continue 10
occupy till their new chapel is com.
pleted.
Edward Hermann will entertain
the Jubilee Club at his home to.
morrow. Wednesday. evening
Miss Belle Wheat. OF Wheeling Is
the guest OF Miss Emma Baker. She
will return home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. James Corhett and
daughter. Miss May, OF Bellaire.
Squire T. r. Corrigan and Robert Fra.
zier. OF Wheeling. and Henry Myers.
Of BOggs Run. were Sunday guests az
the home Of William White.
Miss Virginia Fair. Of Wheeling. is
visiting Miss Lillian Fair. OF Mt. Olivet.
Mrs. S. =. Simpson has returned 10
her home I'm Wheeling. after visiting
with Mrs. Oma Bonar.
Miss Lota Bonar Is the guest OF
Miss Ora Frazier at Short Creek.
Mrs. r. s. Meek and Miss MoIlie
DOwler. OF Woodlawn. were guests OF
their sister. Mrs. Emma White. Sat
urday and Sunday.
Misses Lucy and Marguerite Hood
left Thursday evening over the n. a.
o. on a sixteen days excursion TO At
lantic City. They will also visit Wash
inCton. d. c. Philadelphia. New York
and other points before returning.
4 larEe attendance Is expected this
Tuesday evening when the Farmers
Mutual Oil and Gas company will hold
@ social meeting and entertain their
friends at the Mt. Olivet hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsay and
Mr. and Mrs. s. a. Carnahan and their
daughter Gladys were Sunday guests
~ the homes Of r. X. Ashton and j..
=. Kiger.
Miss Eta Fskey expects 10 20 10
Pittsburgh today 70 visit with relatives
for a while.
Grant Whetzai and e. !. Smith are
making very good progress on the
work OF building J. r. Rogerson's now
barn.
William Foster and Charles Grow.
nf Moundsville. swopped horses the
other day William Isl now DRIVING n
race horse and can give an the other
bows the dust.
Ralph Drum and William Archev
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NBW M%ARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligence win N. ,o,n,
~ saie at Agars Cigar and Fruit stand.
Aialh street. Cigar and Fruit
Tbn Aioses Thomas Fruit stand, John
Ahohnas Fruit stand. at depot.
-
new MARTINSVILLE. w. Va. July
- iirst fatality In this vicinity
ln connection with the automobiIe o..
CURED Friday evening at a point In ~.
Ilset road known a. Hanes' Marcus
MhHn Howard Hoist. brother OF W. M.
Laundry. was Instantly KILLED Tbs A.
ceased was about 10 years OF age and
H a. without must experience in the
tanned his brothers automobiic "a
promised him not To leave the paved
StIeets' Later. his brother not seeing
rn Don the streets. became somewhat
uneasy and started out To see IN he could
.ucale his brother subsequently, hear
lue that an automobile accident had o.
SuIten above town he set out In that d.
tttlioh IN an automobile. Several ann
.1uS parents We're going ia that direc-
tioh as fast as they could go fcartnr
Ihat some or their family might b. in
m wreck. At The upper end of town
Mr.. Hoist met "A car rfpht frnr a.
scene, and then for the first time Lear
"a that ~ was his brother who was in
me accident and tina. he was dead
Dung Hoist was alone in the car
~ oRehe was going up the road in his
car 10 bring down some prisoners IA
go ~ N1tk on the county road. and
uhle going towards him. and saw me
tSsnl ne claims that Hoist was run
nlhs - 70 20 miles an hour when the
car left the road and went over an cm-
nankfnent about ten feet high into ar
railroad ditch. the car turning over ana
, ynII or The neck and upper part OF
.ouhs ftolst body. stone made an r.
tort and did partially release mir, Zen.
~ position under the car. but ne vas
utad. physicians were on the scene >,
SorIe" MINUTES but nothing could be
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ssre In McNschsn Noaday evening"
NJ nruu @in~d ~ McN@rhsu hans
anc - al Pay q rruDbons
william samson. q uanas has
~l-etl teacher q \ No A.
sctcoi on WheeiinE eresk for the nsri
Geaeva. LITTLE daughter o. 2 l. Ne
Nl-aV. IT, recovering frum an iIn~ss
heiea dauEhtrr % william Gamhl@
has ben nI for = fsw days
= fieasauf Hli Ladiss Aid 90.
Cietg hil meet a. Arcnsg = uenf thur
DAY a. 10 - a. m ard Ill spend ~
cay a. n~e.dlswoFE
Nu a. = Smith. her daurhts-
~atasfine and sun Edward Ir Of Eim
Grove spent sunday al the home III
Alexander Campbell
Many ~picnckers uere ouf alons
Mheeling creek sunday.
M "a a Gardner. % Washington.
a. spent sunday visiting Miss Eliza.
,sth and Miss Clara Campbell. OF Mt
Alexander Campbell and his daueh.
sunday evening
q g bromer has been considerably
i~hdlsposed Tor several DAYS
MANY outdoor social affairs are be
ing given IN Mozart PARK.
MISS Helen Fullerton. OF Pittsburgh,
n inc guest % Miss Hazel Bycott
Last Saturday. u. L. Kerusr moved
Dis family from the a L Rothermund
ous 20 one OF the Hess and Kirch.
ner house On Mozart Heights.
Nrs Carl kieck spent sunday a,
Mrs Lena Bowen OF Wheeling &. tbs
guest OF Mrs. A. G Myers.
Mn william Myers and Mrs Frank
Miller Of BogEs Hun spent sunday an
th- home OF A &. Myers.
Clarence Fisher OF McMechen was
Slslting his cousin. Chester Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew LanRmev.r
day. "" sun
Mr. and Mrs William Mummy n,
East Wheeling we're visiting Mrs Min,
al. breene. Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Constance CARBON O.,
Rochester. Pa. who were guests iaaf
Week az n home OF Ellsworth Sheets
returned home Saturday.
On sunday. Mrs. G. ". Remke Wis.
TIED her daughter. Mrs. Norman Dague
Of Oak Hili.
Miss Anna Sherman will 20 10
last Liverpool the last OF this week
man.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Nc.
Creary. OF Grardview. entertained with
a dinner Tor their son. Walter. who
was returning 10 Chicago that day
AFTER having spent a few weeks with
MS parents Besides local guests. Mr.
emit WIZ PieS'
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LAST Thursday. While G p Remke
vas hauling In wheat from the field
au accident occurred which might
have proven fatal 10 his little son Ken.
heth- IN" boy had cot on the empty
"a! rack. when the back ladder which
had been fastened ap became loosen.
81 from wagon being run against
something The ladder fell on ths
mia nedd and cut a cash on the
top of his head az the right side Boz.
tunateiy his head passed through an
opening IN the heavy ladder and re.
ssltsd only a glancing bolw. DR. /
~ fefsuson promptly dressed the
ing O. X.
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wholesale Arres,.

Last evening about q o'rIork sh,r,,
stone and several coLstablcs and depu-
TIES brought from the dam Iust b.iov,
.uNh ABOUT - persons who had been
arrested on a peace v9rrant IT,.
az foreigners. and had a short time he
I'te gone out on "a strike. 4 number or
p,Dplt dld not join them In the strik.
~ thlN was the cause OF the trouble
Nrtned with clubs these strikers vcstcr-
Jay morning stationed themselves On
pa Eruund where they could by force
F'ht lhtlr Fellow men from working
noune assaults were made. but nothing
NetS serious occurred. \ peace warrant
- sworn out Tor the whole bunch
aI'h'uEn not all were guilty or threats
or assaults. BEFORE Justice Farmer lsst
nlEht All were released but eleven. vino
were rcmanded to Jail until Monday
Nhcn they will likely be required 10 an.
yer INTO a rccoEnizanco to Keen The
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vIcronrA TT

audience runrfI Ife ftUEht nf the arf.r-
ODD comedy presented hg fne M.r.rr.e
Associate TfHEsra .Hr. G|rT Ir r TI.r.
fuu running uII IHrUHrI fH. play fr fr.
Kind Chat uII fH..fr....ra HEr Do af4#fa
Win fNr rUfrE uT .f fnr curtain and
never .HnH" Thor. Ie au frftrr.rrr
plot connected with fr- rfHr. uHr Do III
NOT intended fH hr heavy and 90 . H
minor confederation with Tho audience.
inF
Tho audience I4ef nIFHf was rrfHs.f.
Hafi0 In Boo pod. Hf..n ~ the rlrr.rm.
Hn'n HnH save flg company nf tho nr-
vN| rI.U fHu Performance. TODAY and
fuH moro Mriurefnr. rTfrr vhI.r fNr
r"wr7u" VIII rr. rrf EAST Lynne r.r
thr balance uf the week
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~Chautauaus Gone

Tho week mas been an ,pf,yshl. on.
20 the people Of New MH~rtins,IIe Red
laihS 'hautauqua has been with us for
w, llINt time. Great men Of the nation
N"It mere ana discussed great questions
OF tine day. This wa our first chan
laulua week. but Il will not BE- the last
Lrucc liall was The first active man
% tht matter OF having the ChnutauUua
mere. and IL was through his cfforts ma,
tuiFty citiLens Joined him in "a contract
70 guarantee n certain amount 10 Tho
'a.ldtNu mere Was r. small drfrfr
Or about $500. and when mis- wss i.,rn,
~ mere was quite % scramble among
lht good citizens 10 gct on the rspar
the load. 10 Be- ALREADY assured tb,f -,
'il'lt VIII occur next year. az snour,
I.tkffH are now subscribed for 20 more
,Itn MAKE NJ the guarantee. which aur-
FIuu. Nr.NNA
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Birthday surpri.e.

Mrs John Humphreys OF Mozar,
was gwen a yery pleasant birthday
surprise last Thursday -venin when
ABOUT twenty-five persons from IN.
mtsiey NJ p church. Of which Mrs.
zart 10 spend the evening win bsr
Alts. humphreys soon recovered from
me surprise. which was complete. and
proven herself an aDle hostess.
PHEASANT social evening was spent The
guests presented Mrs. Humphreys
other articles as material eyisencas
OF their good will. and az a late hour
refreshments we're enfoyed
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SHERRARD


banqlgt folloElnE = sunday schooI
a cQltrst ~ Wed HLu as
-e- pm 10 oo1 Hll church last sat
aflal evening an1 % proved q most
Fllolahis AFFAIR Tha fWo dlristnns
oi ~ scloof the reds and the
bircs bad both secured the SAM
uamb~r q ueN membsrs. ana an en-
.of.d The banquet together Rev 4.
hil@ delivered q very good talk
and a local orchestra furnished .1csI-
eat music
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Homer Grim. Of Romney College. is
visiting NJ W. q. Hunters IN Brook
side.
= W CongIeton spent Sunday with
his family AZ Nj Lake Park.
Tn" Misses Setitia and Winnie
Ryan left this morning for n few
wccks visit with relatives AZ Brad
Miss Rose Wright. NJ The West
Penn Hospital ~ Pittsburgh. ID.
spending her vacation with Dr. Moore
Of our city.
Mise Eleanor Smith. ~ Fafrmont.
accompanied Miss Mary Gaurha1
home after few days visit with
friends in FHirmouf.
Tho Misses VILLA Birdie and Wi.
lard Sino-e of Earracksglllr. have 20.
turned home after 70 visit with friends
hers
The Misses Marie and NcnIc Par.
SONS. ~ East Liverpool o. arc tho
guests Of me Misses HDatrico Hale
and Hazel Robinson. Of this city.
sammy kfdouOUr ~ EfIrmunf. was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs O. q tonmau aud dauchfcr.
Alice. are visiting friends in Clarks-
burv
Miss Mary Hanlev has gone IN
L0EauapOrt. where she will De the
Fuest OF her brother for q few dave
Miss Mono Charlton iu the cues ~
Miss Sarah I-nonardsou On Wheeling
Mics Katie Rex of FairmOnf. i4 tho
guest OF friends here
Mics Nora GaUEhau and Mise Ma
hnl Baker ore visiting friends or
NOrEaufOwu
Nr end Mrs Walter p%richard are
Ne Lake Park
VIZ anil Mrs Charles Hunter and
daurHfer. Elizabeth. leave this ever.
inc for q two weeks visit az Atlantic
cite
Scoffv N|uIholard is '1 PITTSBURGH
r0otInE for Tho Pirates On tho ser'cs
being PLAYED with tho Cianfs
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Allison Mercer. q Sherrard boy Who
ls employs "a a. the Ohio Narsv Cen
sral hospital. underwent An openfion
lor appendicitis. az that hospital. sun
aay morning u q. O. n Staafs vas
me surgeon IN charge Of the case and
Ne patent l. recovering very salts
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NEW FEATURES:
LAWN TENNIS COURT
HOTEL FRONTENAC

from Beach. The most popular section.
Eetwecn the two famous piers. central 10
al attractions; mOdcrI hsgh-cIass hotel.
as good a. the best. capacity $50. VIII
make very special terms Of s.. 80.
Sl--5O, $500 up, including large ocean
rooms, metal beds. elevator. baths.
phones. superior table. with white ser
vice. table supplied cirect from farm
pure water. sanitary plumbhu.. porcn.S
overlook the ocean and BoardwAik
Booklet " r. WNTTS
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Communion senIc.,

REV. W. W. Dinsmore conducted
communion service at the Mt. Union
Presbyterian church last Sunday al
3 30 y. m. CIV
There will BE communion at the
Limestone Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning AZ 10 20 o'clocL =,
viii be preceded by preparatory ser
vice Friday evening al s O'Clock Rev
II a. Riddle will preach at both ser.
vices, n IL will be his last service
at this church before he goes away
on his vacation.
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mother here
Mr and NJ Jak, Albert and con-
James uf sfsT0rsEII'r W. Va. Iru.
h'.u visiting relative. hrrl.
Mrs William trIrf nnd little con. lack
FROST OF IaIrrirv ur. NIaifinu relatives
and friends here.
Warren srntgkl.a. OFF Sow Castle Tr.
been visiting relatives here Dee was 4--
gpmr1uird home D., DTS mother ura
Rachel S~fhfrkffe.
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DIRECTORS
WARRINGTON


MANNINGTON. W. Va. July 90
\ Twelve year old boy. the adopted
son ol Mrs. l.. B~iilinEsly. living on
Dents Run. left home Friday morning
TO pick berries In the vicinity and has
not Teen seen or heard OF since
Searching parties were out all Fri
day night. but were unable 10 find
any trace Of the missing boy and the
hunt is still being continued.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLANn

-oiTH CAROLINA AVE and Reach
fl'ate baths. runrirr water Dr. rooms
'leNftor 70 street level Pine porrhsa.
capacity. $50. Special rates ne oE1ff
BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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Everyone enjoyed . pleasant dav
90 the park yesterday The Princess
Maids Musical Co. was there and the
orchestra furnished music both after.
noon and evening.
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HOleI Boutwell, Ati.n,io civ, N. J..

oud house from RoarfwaIE anc et.cI
lIcr LNorH appointment H.rbarf
p audHrd in cuisine and service Utot.
lft. d. a y r. Boutwell, ap.Gt-tauA
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ELBE RON

md Frerroof Amer. Tennessee Ave. near h-acn
Lentfal. open surroundings Opposite Protestant and
Cathohc churches; capacity 6ou. nov throughout.
running water IN rooms: private baths. metal heds
tsp ieet % porches; eHceicnttatle frrsh veg-frtlc-;
eindoNsscr"ened white seTyic-. booklet. - eciaiss
20 ti weekly: n-So 20 o. 50 daily KHIUIY.AB
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The L~eXinqiOn

tennis courts adjoining beach Oniy
nottl Mhere guests may 20 from house
70 SURF In bathing attire without using
stIests. which is prohibited. Care ~
hathlhE suits eud use Of bath house, fs
irce summing water IN rooms. private
'alh laHE" parlorE orchestra. $50
anu up pall} - To- 81 30 weekly. Am
erican plan. White service. Hookis,
PAUL g. ROSECEANS MGR.
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HOTEL

ave" and the beach. tho center of ain a.
action and best bathing Cauarifv
zoo Elevator. private baths. etc N1f..t
itble EathinE from house mo- ch9r.e
special. 50 up weekly. j. a q McGIu.
f~uTvrn.nEF
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About &f1 600 fs earned 4rruau-
DIV fho hoya in tho co~.oncrafive tr
rl7'r,7l c0ur-" in tho hieh school of
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Banssvins BHsfs

senator Charles D. Howard. af this
'ii' o. in Columbus fu attend o. special
SETON 81 legislature
WIS william " Morris end LITTLE SON
tlafrF Eucrur have returned fu fHsir
'I' Do columbus after H visit with nor
inr
Ihr Mieese E~rrrrTIr~ arr Albert.
senator Hf Whreurr have been apsra-
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GAINESVILLE
Gray-Thumpson

.htNE0NlLIE o.. JufN Zn=Tha mar
E' ~ clyde D. Gray. 90 this city. and
Ni Mary a. Thompson. OF sr6npar y
IA.I'ns occurred nu saturday 10 Gam
ff'. InNfnr. uf tho MafhsdIar
.Af'N. performing fHn NJ
cray o. Tho son or NJ. and Nrr John
ir9N OF West Mnir street. and Ia an
IilnuH young man. OF excellent
nabif. His bride Del vol and fHfUraHIv
ku"Wu lu This ririnif and their many
Ifi,nd' extend rFfulauDra They
NlH mako their hum. with tho groom q
parents ur West N4fu street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots az reasonable prices in
the "Out-the-Pike" District. Call
at our office or az our store az Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 20 suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath