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No more dandruff or falling
hair "A real surprise
awaits you.

To be possessed Of . head Of heavy.
beautiful hair: soft. lustrous. fluffy.
wavy and free from dsndrum !, merely
q matter oi using . little Danderine.
II Is easy and Inexpensive TO have
nice. sdt hair and lots 81 IL. Just
grt = S5-cent bottle Of knowlton's
Dan derine n0w--sll drug stores rec
ommend it--spply . little ~ directed
and within ten MINUTES there will be
On appearance 81 abundance. fresh
ness. fluffiness and nh incompatible
slss snd Iustrc, and try NJ you will
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cssy Cs.ses. ss.A.., wsss,.s.

eeevtnx his home. Saturday evening.
MDoes4dly 10 20 TO the Mott Haven
pUe1lc library. Abraham sehwarts.
seveetesn years at ase. . second year
tuHopt st the College Of the City OF
~ York, dtsappesred. and since thsn
. tsscs Of HIN, he. been found, Hts
i:d 4 Sis't III Ia. :so one M h SSS2's
q thirty fifth street. have furnished
g S6jlowyng description Of him "a the
80 20 different parts of the country:
.. snS .H y won e r.. s sem S %os.
nv cult, sweater Of the same color
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pssAe shss rrsm A.sssA

O0IA. xan.. Nov. i1.-Mrs. Roy Ard.
~ brt1c oe . wealthy young farmer.
wo1 eAst from ambush and killed early
sos1nv while driving home In . motor
- nth her husband 4 shotgun wa
~ y b. the assassin. who lay hidden
3 Roos bordering the road. The Police
- no clue. The Ards had been mar
n oil months.
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Selegrapt.
0as rs. Sbioer Regiment
Gbdlt. ieine SABINE
suriid.

SadfonpilIe. Jla., 6. Mai.--
Das Greisnib beg erfteH Suaes Der
"a. gloiionalsReunion Der tonfooerir'
ten 9etsranen tpar bas 3uriidse6tH
elmer tpGbrenb bes arisses erbeutetsn
'5obne an cine Delegation BON 8e'
teranen bes 76. Sbiosr Jrsitpilligsrs
Regiments. Die SABINE mar Don gtr.
ilnfaier sruppen erbeutet iporbsn.
mar aber bon gllabamder 9etsrarst
suriidgessb.n tporoeH.
9ouDernsur Cor bon Sbio ididte
George 1S. 8urts Don Columbus uno
flint qnbsre, Inn Die Jlusss in Gm.
pfang gu asbmsn.
Worb i'm SbiOer Staatss
3udtbaus.
golumbus, Sbio, 6. Wai. -
Jrant SOltans, pOn gl.part, Ohio.
eiH StrGfIilg i'm bisiigsn 3u9tblus.
puros am Mittpo9 9lbsno BON sinerl
anbrsn Strafling. Self puti.rioI
bon Wustinsitm Gountb, nit sintr
Giienitauge erfdlnsen. patterion Be.
bauptst, in SelbftpsrtbsiOisnns as'
ldnoelt Su tabsn.
Ter .pOtomae1 pieber bes
mannt.
Gurlins, n. g.. 6. Mai.- Der
9sr. Gtaaisn S1isppbdmpfsr BOT.
mac. Der i'm Dinter in ben gisfelbsrn
i'm 9olf DON Si. aorsn5 i'm Stids gss
Iaifsn tuurSe unb isitbm i'm Gis our.
berte DON Weilen in norboitli6er Rid.
tung trieb. ipurbs am WlittipO8 fpisbsr
bemannt. Wdbrsnb bes aaess begab,n
iid Der Jnsenisur. Der Der. Staai,n
apniularassnt unb cine Qn5dbl R:u
Gunblanber on YorS. Man erlpart.i,
eab es sslinsen fpirb. bas Boot iid:r
in einen 5nfen ;u briussn.
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@eeeiabls COMPOUND un6 in Iarser 4eit mar
id, f''riri unO lam mid ieiissuI gutter @t.
iunSbdt erirsuen. Hfi Jsoer 1elegsnbeit
prtiie i'd bas COMPOUND. ba i'd peib. oab
81 mir atbpli,E tat uno aud Anbeten hsl'
fen Dirl. Sa lesieur 3ei tase iA oas
eomt punh mtiie. 3o-ier gegebeH nno idI
wiinicy, L.. ahe Iebenben Jrausn 90 neb.
men upS ppn isintm @erih lberSeust isln
wlrbfu. --Jrru s3ames Y. Bethel. ItS q
&enn Strabe, Sbippensburg 90.
2noin q. 9inthams Hegdcbie Con.
ppunb 1T aus einbsmii9tn RuBein uno
VilnHSsn gemaGt unb enibdlt fsin. bettn.
btube obsr idd6liH. Sroautu. unb % ioirb
heuie ole bn3 sricIareid)fie Gitiei gegss
3rantuIeiben angsisben, bas mir fenutr.
3auienoe ron frtipilliasu Htuaniiien. iuel'
c1e in bein Einitam gnbuTa'orinri iuenHI,
gtnf., anflitaen, Idcintn oiss 30 btipsiien.
gSenr Sic ben leiieiten 3lueiiel he.
gen, bGf Sbnen Gpbir &. linttam's
@eseiaLIe COMPOUND bclien ,5ume,
ifr,;5ou Sic an bic 2po:n g. Rirf.
lam yeoieine Co. (plrtrnulid),
SD1r, 0Gi., nm 9iatb. Sbr Sdrei.
ben iuirD Drn eiusr ssran seoffnct, ge'
leieE IIb beantiuortct uuo itreng uer.
tranliC bebaubelt Werben.
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@Om 81. 2Onsreh fir Snnsrs
Webi3iu.
@ies6aben, %. aipril.

~ y - -
Der gsissu Der 0ortrGge ipuroe err
Dffnet Our6 brsi Reisrats iiber Wssn
unb 8ebunOlung Der S4lafIoiigteit.
3und6f. nubm Der g3ip4iatsr prof.
Saupp (siibingsD 81 bieisr 5sitse'
mdben Sra1e bas Wort. Sbnohl Der
Me8fsl apii4sn getpesuns unb Rubs
gu ben @ruHbsigeni9aften Der Ieben'
Oigen Subitan3 ssbSrt unb f9on aus
bieiem @runbe unSGblise Wlale ben
Seeenftanb tpiFenfAaftlifer nnterirs
6ungen gsbiIbet bot. 10 tsrri4t bo9
iiber bic S6eorie bes Shlafes no9
ieinesDegs DDligs Rlasheit. Slider
1T, bab fir bas GintreteH bes Sdla'
fes ni4t Der ObisttiDe araft3uitanS oss
SnbiDibuums, alIo ni4t bic Grmii.
6ung, fonbsrn bas jubieftpe Geffibi
Der Mibisteit ausiHlngstbsnb IL.
Msiitens, a6sr burddiiS niHt INNER,
sebsu Seibe paraLEf, nssb gsraDs ba,
10 tn bisiss Sjms sbausSslSs Do
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Gluk'Nad,ridten.
nrtitan s. mai 1a14

Der ObiOflub ift fat iiberaa i'm
Sieiaen besriff.n. @siirn abenb
bate bsrfsl6e bier sinsn Daferitanb
BON "a Hub.
Die folsenben 9epeIAen trafen
ipahrsnb beg geiirissn sagss bier elm:
pittsburs, pu.-12.3 SUB u. iteigt.
Wbeeling, 70. @a.-12.3 unb fteist.
pdrtersburs, 20. @a. II. iteiet.
aanaiDbd dalls, 20. 0a.--
gbarleiton, W. 0d.--s.3 un5 itsigt.
portsmoutb. O.-21.7 unb iieigt.
Gouispile. ap.-10.1 unb fteigt.
GpansDiIIe. Snb.--23.5 unb fdlIk.
Waibpille, 9snu.-23.s unb iteist.
0battanoosd, 9snn.-10.4 unb iisigs.
Cairo Sns.-28-7 unb ftsiet.
Wsmpttl. SsHn.--20.s uas fSuL u
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Orist te / g a6o'i t e /.
Ger U q th ) er 0ret.

~ Oe JI q III DPT NLEI.
Scum fuoQen mir 5iSdlnmen red)t
bersaiigt ietn!" riei Suslnp 2ausbert,
tnls Der lkee getrilhfen rpar unb Be.
Iinoa dbrdunte. ot66 mug gIeiG spie.
b6er fOrteeben ittO, ba5e' 0cb nod cine
E@aGfie 8u iagcn. slrb, babel faIt mir
jfin 1ab id, eisealtitdyetoStlsinsliid
BIN. llno iie lief oie ltnterEpSe eia
s0nis tGnsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

ierum ai6t. ionbern nur sin unipejifis
ites, eiipeibl0ienbes. 8ieis Bee
Rauptunsen beg Rebuers tpurben BON
elmer aeibs unberer JOridsr bstds
tiet, ipieber oon anbern bdruHier
beipnosrs iolden aus SalIs. suiitiss
ben beiiriitsu. Die 9sbisenanntsn
psrtrotsn bic 9lnii9t, bab Or. S!atoip
bic Rsattionsn fsblerbaft angeitsat
babe. 8emerfensrertb ipar cine Wlits
tbsilune BON Or. @rissbad (Wiesba.
benz. bsm es in 48 Jdlen non so
m0a.ib mar, laf, Der Ibbsrbalb.n.
ften Metbobe rftts Die 1iaenoie auf
SGnaugsri6aft 5ll Teaen. Meiter.
iorafdltise unisriuhunsen miiiien
Seissu, tpsr in bieism mertpiiroissn
Der WsiHunsen rehi Bee
bdlt.
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foble COMPOUND sin'
sunebmsn. SD battle
bnmais aunionail lih
fnrhtbar su jeiben
ylein Gatte faufie
ntir eins t5Iafhe uno
oiefelbe half mir 10
iori. GaHH. nahosm
mein 5iueilss Aino &c.
boren mar, battle id
tart an tSrauer.
id)tpdht Su leibsn
uno i4 afbrautie
Nubia q. WiuthnM'5
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Sigenartiges 0itftpm :

gtgenurtiges Nilftom +.
men. Der ieltiarits 0idtommsne
grub, Der Dobi je einem Mondr6ea
aatbeil parb, 1T bsm a0nig Saaton
bon Rortr.ssn aaf elmer fsinsr srobsn
RetieH in etnsm tleinen nor.psgiitsn
Gif6sritdbt9en bargebrudt pprbsn.
gu Der groben GeierIi4tsit mar bic
sunSe Stuot, 10 gut ss sing, mit5abs
nen, Sni6riftsn unb Dimpeln aufges
pust, gang beionoers ober fiel BEN
S5nis elm grobes Sous auf benz
Wsarttplsb auf 6as Elm RieienT8ifo
NIT ben Wcrtsn: rWiGtommsn Cur.
Maieftdt" trus. Der a5nig fonnts
nidt um6in, ein.n Der i'm 6egleitenoen
StabtDdter gu frugen, mem bas Be-
treffsnSe Saus seb0rs. .Oas 1T bus
gesirtsgefansnib", antDOrtete i9m Der
9reiie 9iirg.r, ibm fiel bic SSronie Der
Iuff4rift gar niHt uuf. Der &0nig,
ban bic Sa4e iebr aHuiirte, latte uno
oera6i6iebste ii4: $50 DisI S0fli9.
tett batts i6 getpib ni9t erpaTtst."
Splitttr.
Die ae6rbiidsr Der Sssiene l.6ren
eigsntli4 nur bas cine: bab es cine
febr fapierige Sa9e 1T, bsm Sobtsns
Srdber iisbsig Sabrs aus Dem Wsgs su
ssSsn
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Syran 8eioei
er3dblt ben Sraueil,
Wie 2pbia 6. Vinf1am's @egetable
GompOpro iis isit II 5abren
siaus cr5alten Fat.

StippsnSfGr.. gs.-.gor msbrsrsn CAB
rsn bsasnh i'd, 2pbia G. ginlbam's 8sss'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
PARALYZED
Business In Pacific Islands Has Col
lapsed as Result Of War-No
Relief In Sight

tCorrcspondcnt Of Associated PressD
PAPbETE. Tahiti. Aug 3. via san
Francisco. Sept l4-Even at this dis
lance from the theater OF the Euro
pean war. business is almost para
lyzed. Chinese houses which deal in
produce have suffered enormously.
owing to the suspension Of ocean
travel The vanilla. copra and pearl
shell markets have collapsed All
credit virtually has been closed By the
bank
The German steamer Walkuero OF
1896 tons. was captured while loading
phosphate rock AZ Makatea Island. and
the vessel and her crew were brought
hither. where they have been detained
The French military authorities
have shown great activity. Heavy
guns for the protection OF the town
and harbOr have been mounted. and
a force Of between 500 and 600 men
has been modified
All German trading houses were
closed by order Of Governor Fawtier.
and the entire German colony. with
the exception OF Herr Georges Hop
penstadt. the German consul. has been
placed In detention on Quarantine lei
and. Owing TO the bitter feeling
against the Germans In some quar-.
tfrs. German property has been placed
under military protection Herr Hop
penstadt. his wife and family left for
san Francisco via tho Union liner
Matt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
MOUNDSYILLE
Council An Routin. s...,on.

Moundsville council held It's regular
meeting last night and transacted con-
siderable business. principally Of a ron
tine nature. \ petition 10 lay sidewalks
"a the east side Of Cedar avenue was
presented by property holders 10 cOun-
ell The matter OF building a catch
basin on FIRST street was referred TO the
street commissioner The matter OF
opening an alley from Cedar street 10
uhlper street, between Third and
fourth streets. was referred 70 the
streets and alleys committee. The mat
YER OF Toying new brick sidewalks was
referred 10 the ordinance committee.
ne city solicitor was ordered to pre-
pare Waivers a. damages FOR property
3~htrH 10 sigu who uWu properly on
fourth street east OF Cedar avenue.
Mhtre sewer - 10 be placed John
Robinson was granted "a building per
mat Tor a house on Second street. Coun-
GU authorized the payment OF 10 per
cent or the reserve fund for street paw
ing 10 -. y. kiddcr. contractor The
Eas4"k OF Morton avenue. south Of
EleNehtn street was referred TO the
street. alleys and grades committee All
oil.s were ordered paid.
All members Of council we're preeent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
HAMBURG FACING
SERIOUS FAMINE
All Available Food Is Requisitioned
For Use Of Army-Mny
Unemployed.

Rome. Sept. 13 (via Paris. sept. l4)
The Giornale DTtalia declares that
Hamburg is in serious condition on
account OF food and unemployment. 4
returning traveller brought the infor-
nation and says that while he was in
Hamburg eggs were selling there At
10 marks ($2.50) a dozen. while fresh
meat was priceless. all cattle having
been requisitioned The smallest
qantity OF fresh milk. butter and eggs
is reserved for the hospitals. the re-
mainder. together with all other avail
able food being taken to the army
storehouses where II Is accumulated
by the general stan for the use Of the
army
Traffic has practically ceased IN
Hamburg. IL is asserted. and l,5OO
ships are idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
STEEL MILL WORKER
is GREATLY PLEASED
mases An Interesting Statement Re.
ssroino the New Vegetable
Tonic, Plant Juice.

Mr.. George Richson, who lives Al
4Oz5 Noble street in BelIaire. Ohio.
has lived in and around Wheeling fer
the last twenty years where he is
very Wen known. He Is employed
al the steel mills here. This is what
ne has TO say about Plant Juice:
have suffered from liver troubie
Tor lSng time and my stomach anu
kidneys also bothered me and my
wnoie system seemed to be out of u. :
der. When | heard of Plant Juice
and what IL was doing for others
resolved TO try IL and I can say that
II Is a wonderful medicine. IL has
benehtted me in every way. has built
me up and strengthened me. | car
now eat heartily and enjoy my meals
My stomch Is In better condition thu a
II has been for a long time. my liver
Is acting better and my kidneys are
stronger and better I can recon-
mend Plant Juice TO all as a fine rem
edy"
Plant Juice removes all impurities
from the blood. strengthens weak
kidneys and eliminates uric acid ana
rheumatism from the system. I,
soothes and rests tired and tagged
nerves. eradicates malaria and bill
iousness, corrects constipation and
regulates the bowels. II you have
any ailment OF the stomach, kidneys
liver. nerves or blood. Plant Juice
is just what you need. Plant Juice Is
Tor sale at all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

VIII F1tzsimmons left yesterday for
Columbus. o. where he will enter the
Ohio State University.
week at Middlebourne with friends ana
relatives.
Eugene Chamberlain. who has spent
his home In this city.
F. Farrts has arrived home from
flttsburgh. Pa. where he spent the
past week on business
Dr. X. A. Ashworth. OF the prison is
spending the week at Washington Pa
Miss Clara McMullen. OF Morgantown.
ents In this city.
Mrs. Anna e Peabody and daughter.
Wheeling Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

Mrs. Frank stutson Is quite an at her
home on Fourth street
MI. and Mrs. Thomas keffer and son
Willie. OF this city. have returned from
n visit at Pittsburgh.
J. +. Doyle. O l.. Blake. Thomas
Sharpe. are attending a meeting of the
Carmel. Pa
The regular meeting Of the city coun-
CT VIII be held Thursday evening OF
this week
Miss Tarr has accepted a position at
the Hamburger and Wtchterman gem
eral store on Sixth street
Mr.. Levy - having a number OF i'm
proVements made 60 his home on south
Marshall street
Fred Rtchtner. OF Bellaire, was n visi-
tor in this city Sunday
NJ. T. Foss. OF Ptttsburgh a traveItn o
salesman. was a business visitor in this
city. yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

NA aNN MUH oar. N...|.uH..
ITIt Tor Pomona. tHIfr ar... 'fN
make their future home "I|
one convict was IIa.n..4.f &c.
.tafg prison FrafrrHs. n...a-
out Bio sentence ''i
~. ne Truman Haa .sff faf yarr
w p. e.. HIfrH HNH mII .|.If Ii.
lte7 ald friends fHr ffu f..
We Mgrf Parry bee IHff I.. bee
-"e OF WabnfrnuTr Ia after .U.rH.
lives WI. '..H
VIE Hurf D. Logan. af Morton s.s-u.
Ier IHUa uIfH friends ana
MISE IH"E E.rI.H |. ....r.. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
NJ MECHEN


Final arrangements ar. being msoe
IoI the erection OF the home for the
WHO" or the late Mr. ]. Wells In
this city. Those in charge OF the
erection Of this house have been do
ing good work and the home promis-
es 10 De cory and neat A number
OF local carpenters have donated
tnelr services for a day TO assist In
the construction OF this house Tho
various societies OF this city have
also given valuable assistance toward
The erection Of this cottage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

we'll attended and inferestinp
meeting of the McMechen order M.
~ independent Order Of odd Eel
lows was held last evening In their
quarters In the McMechen building
on seventh and Marshall streets On
"onl'l"n ~ tho regular routine bust-
ness. several important matters we're
tak'n up ~ the close 81 the bust.
ness hour. n social session was held
ana refreshments we're served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

D.. ~ a.u Mrs ". }. Moran. OF this city
nave returned from Hot sprfngs 80
Nnere they spent the summer
mis- Helen Haberfteld who has 49,,
improved - S"iheNhat
lAoards are being posted IN this city
announcing the Pumpkin show IN peii
are. Oct 16. II. IS o." ne'i-
Mtss Martha Helms has returned to
i net nome az Glovers Gap. after a Visit
In this city. ~ "eI nome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

wore than twenty local students left
us cltg yesterday morning for the va
..ttouS sities ana colleges over this SEQ
-" ~ tne country, where they will e,-
~ school this coming term This We
IeklstIauon day at several III tEo
sirous OF entering the nrst dS,, ~ -
oi nose who left was published in thcse
columns yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

WORK was resumed on the work OF
laying The brick for the walls Of the
new car barn south 81 this city. YES.
terday morninR The work has been
held up owing 90 the non arrival OF
the material. but sufficient material
iH now on hands 10 rush tho WORK
and The remainder viii arrive TINS
week. The contractors have q large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

g. pr. Nlefcr. who was arrested FH.f
'Nlay afternoon b. officer NJ
M.i.e charged with brine TrunF rrf
l.ti g-iy. Dr. being held In fha count.
l..l Lff. AWAITING word from tho .ru.f
nfmg ufficrH az pIffanursH ID.
iH tueged that ltlerro Is tgarf.H b..
trr frgu the rfrriar ARM. rf I ~
f.Hatu As1 tq QUO f.r bic .rrf.t..
IleLee WI hH hfd Tor th. r.sf ~ ~
'''H' I'N''hE word from IIttsbUrrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

II, iesterday morning was a busy one nj
80 ...al poIce court Tor dry town
anu state; az i've offenders. an foreign
tIs. lactd the mayor when the DOL -
vas called. All i've had been arresf...i
~ Ir,,r latt1 or the city on charges
~ ufunk, ana were fined Sc ana frir,-
lu.k- Al paid up one. Pete Trv9-
hA9 gun on his person when arreat,r'
Lewis last evening. '4'''e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

WORD Vas received here vesterday
llai the pittsburgh Commercial Cfub
Nhl.n VIII make trip down tho rfysr
.eklhnlng Tuesday next would ston d,
thls CITY on Tuesday. from 8 30 o.ri,rl
luill 500 O'Clock. During fhef~ go
IN this city they viii be- sb0vr 49,
We principal streets or the cite ana
through our factories Local autos g.Ili
various plants "i' It'd me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

An effort is being made BY a number
OF men OF this city to organize first
class foot ball team for the coming sea-
son This city has produced some ex-
cenent foot ball players and has a num-
Der OF promising youngsters. meet
ing OF those Interested In the organiz-
Ing OF such team will probably be held
some time next week. Al this meeting
a manager will be elected aud the
members or the team will be selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
Not Ian uvaninr

Boys Of woodcraft No. sSiz. Of tbts
~. met last evening In regular semi.
ttl"hthiL session az their headauarfers
IN the w. .. ". hall on Lafayette 49,.
n1e. Following the TRANSACTION 81 ron
t tLis business n class OF candidates vss
. '.liate3 INTO th&o rider. following when
a soelal session was held. Outte a ,arp..
NUMBER OF the members were nrese7'S
49, evening. and all had a very enjoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

John Lwickert OF this city. sustained
Dadly burned hand SUNDAY mornine
Nnile AZ ms work In the baltimore Il
Dhl1 repair yards He was sent 10 d
biacksmith shop for a piece Of iron
winch ne had taken to the shop 10 h.
Mvlu.u' and IN his hurry picked IL up
p ,i,,,i was called and dressed the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
To Resume Studies.

Frank McClusky. who has been
spending the summer at East PaIes-
tine. o.. has returned to his home IN
this city. He. accompanied by his
brother. Charles. viii leave TINS
morning for Morgantown. where they
viii resume their studies In West
Virginia university.
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The largest police court docket in the
history OF McMechen. was called By
Mayor Morris. yesterday morning Eight
Offenders faced his honor. arrests being
made Tor practically every crime on the
calender except murder. Six men and
two women were arrested for lettering
Tor immoral purposes and two for fight
Ing. oil were assessed s. and cost each
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Many vstsrnns 10 At,.na

Many local veterans Of the Marsha1t
Dounty veterans Association have mace
~ aus Ihcuis % attend the annual re-
-nlph q" De neld At Glen EHst8n NEXT
uurFlar The local delegation viii
leate this city iu a body ana board fbc
carly morning train 4 spiorTid 80
cram has been arranged Tor fbe oo-.e
i2H hup VIII De found in another
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berinr fifteen or more were s'ii ~.
w wee last evening at the MN afre.f
htll PARK captain Billie BE- moro frs,
$500 Mlln me showing already made
~ hl- Warriors and expects Cd rfflrTIr
r. A'n lhiH season. The lorafa viii 0rsn
Inc fcasun on Saturday. aerfarTt.r ia.
10 the f1fth street uarr 90
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BENW00D


Inc reguIar weekly meeting OF the
Benwood Lodge No. is. knights OF
ythlas. was held in their headquarters
IN the Barlow Building. last evening
y large number OF the members were
IN attendance, and several important
matters were discussed. Following the
business meeting social session was
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ne rev uniforms for the local HIrt
-,heoi ipottall eleven arrived Iaet gTf.
.LlAL hf me Saylea DRUG COMPANY on
resruth street The uniforms i4.e ft.
l.l5e,s Ai. II {. on them aud ar. olanre
~. .iia.A hff Hlll br worn for tIa
sure on saturday. seufemhrr 10
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Police Court

presided over brief session 81 ,oitSc
court last evening. one offender a
IorelEner; picked up on a drunk ana dis
fine for that offense. Two Vonen
.,ssldents OF this city. arrested in Nc
Mechen. saturday evening. were given -
heading yesterday. e'''"
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New Front

Inc dwelling on Main street owned
by James Hunter. OF this city. Is being
transformed Into "A store room A large
front II being placed in the building
ana concrete steps leading TO the store
room. The contractor In charge Of the
WORK VIII have the building Completed
IN a rev days and Mr. Hunter will omen
WIN full line Of groceries.
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81. ne STANDARD Bearers OF the First N
r.. .hlFch VIII meet this evening Al a
,l'th IN regular monthly session a.
ne nome uf Miss Ethel Woodburn ON
-i,rn aNcnu" Several Important
~ tei7 WI % 10 for conaideraffon
ana nil fncmbcra ~ me society AZ nee
.ntLI rcIur-tnl y b. nrea.rf
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force Of men at work in an effort TO
complete the exterior Of the building
before winter
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Opening Tuesday and Wednesday.
Phillips Millinery, sehmuibseh Build
gs.
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teraay morning after being idle for fra
t ts eiN weeks. during which time eN-
NStsIse REPAIRS were made to the ma-
emery and plant over one bUndr.J
sirIs OF this city went to work AZ ms