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The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11
Rice Crop sooId for Big Sum.

Stuttgart. rice crop of this vi cinity is probably the best this year of any year since the raising of this cereal started on the Grand Prairie, and the best yield so far reported comes from Alfred Cummins, who lives near Bayou Meto postoffice, eigh. teen miles south Of Stuttgart. *yox
 MT. Cummins planted 300 az N last week sold and delivere E Dewitt rice mill 21,00O bush, or which he received $16,675. Other large sales have been reported.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11
skunks Yield ss,ooo, ,ooo a Year.

The skunk brings annually to the trappers of the United States about three million dollars It stands sec. ond in importance only to the musk. rat among our fur-bearing animals.
 The value of a skunk in the raw for market averaged from about twen- ty-fve cents to $3.50 in December, 1913, and usually runs higher
 In 1911 100000 skins were export. ed to London alone. Although this fur is not very popular In America, Europeans favor it, because it wears well and has a luster which makes il rival the Russian sable in appearance
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11
Air Sovereignty Not Accounted.

Bierne, Switzerland.-In connection with the alleged violation of the neu- trality of the air over Switzerland, It became known here that when Great Britain expressed to the Swiss fed eral council regret that its aviators had inadvertently failed to observe their instructions and avoid Swiss ter. ritory when flying to Friedrichshafen, in Germany, the British authorities expressly declared that this must not be interpreted as a recognition of the: existence of sovereignty of the air.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11
The Mexican States.

Mexico consists of 32 states and ter. ritories and is politically a federated republic, its constitution being pat termed after that of the United States of America. The population of the country in 1900 was 13,697,000. On account of the strenuous life of Mexico for several years past it is likely that its present population is not much in excess of that of IA years ago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11
Want Strike Continued.

St. Louis.-Four of the organiza- tions involved in the strike of shop men on the Hartman lines have vot- cd to continue the strike, according to an announcement made by A. o. Wharton, chairman of the railway de partment of the American Federation of Labor. The vote of the fifth or ganization involved in the strike has not been received.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-12-11

session, our influence by preserving our ancient principles of action.
 Ready for Defense.
 From the first we have had a clear and settled policy with regard to military establishments. We never have had, and while we retain our present principles and ideals we never shall have, a large standing army. If asked, are you ready to defend yourselves? We reply. most assured ly, to the utmost; and yet we shall not turn America into a military camp. We will not ask our young men to spend the best years of their lives making soldiers of themselves There is another sort of energy in us make itself effective should occasion arise. And especially when half the world is on fire we shall be careful to make our moral insurance against the spread of the confagration very definite and certain and adequate in- deed.
 Let us remind ourselves, therefore, of the only thing we can do or will do. We must depend in every time of national peril in the future as in the past not upon standing army nor yet upon a reserve army, but upon a citizenry trained and accustomed to arms. It will be right enough, right American policy. based upon our ac- customed principles and practices, to provide a system by which every citizen who will volunteer for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
WHY THE NATIONS OF
EUROPE ARE AT WAR

The European war was pree ipltated
BY an is-year-old boy disseminating
the crown prince Of Austria and his
wife.
The boy was a Servlan and Aus.
tria insisted that the crime was the
result OF Servian plot.
Austria demanded that SerVia pun.
tsh all implicated IN the assassina.
ton and that Austrian Judges be per
u'iited 20 try those arrested In Ser
via
Servia refused the last demand. but
conceded the others
This was unsatisfactory 20 Austria
and war against serVia was declared
Russia, being an ally Of Servia. be
Gan preparations for war and threat.
ened 20 resist Invasion Of Servia by
Austria.
Germany, being In the Triple ALI.
anee with Austria and Italy, there.
upon declared war against Russia in
defense Of Franz Josefs government
France, being an ally Of Russia, be.
gan 20 mobilize her troops. ~hereupon
Germany declared war upon France
To enter France. Germany violated
an agreement whereby Lusemburo
and Belgium were 20 remain neutral
territory
In Belgium, particularly. so much
reliance had been paced upon the
neutrality pact that the French had
not fortified that portion % her terri
tory bordering on Belgium.
England, az one Of the powers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Miss MAry Farnsl Is visiting friends
az NsfTs. Ohio
Miss Dot key and hro,hsr. J. n. ~
turned yesterday from Boston. Ohio.
John hcnlisn returned yesterday
morning from camp
Mics Rose McCarerr OF the Wool.
worth store. is on her vacation
MI and Mrs Stake returned from
their VISIT In the country yesterday.
Ms. Chris Dudley returned 20 bet
home in Chester last evening
Mr. NJ Hartholome0 a visiting her
son Charles. in tniontuVn. Pa
DR.. Crawford sp-nt yesterday IN the
country driving IN his new car
Mrs George Nedln and son Gecrrc.
% Cambridge. are Visiting relatives
here
Mr. Elsie Wolfe. a member Of the
kurtE Co. a. attending the fashion
show a. Cleveland
M and Mrs Herman Shepard spart
sunday AZ 81 Clairsylile
John Harris returned home from
Canal Dover Yesterday morning
Earl Wecd returned home yester,iay
after several DAYS visit vifh relatlevs
az BurEestovn.
Florence Barkus reNrned home
from DillonvAls yesterday.
Mrs John krim and daurhtel Helen
are visiting relatives az Grafton. ~
Va
Mrs Aug Brock and daughter Of
this city. we're among the uniortunafeS
that sailed from Germany several
days aEo and after being out IN the
ocean several miles the boat returned
20 Germany, refusing 20 risk the trip
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guaranteeing the neutrality o. Bel.
GUM, demanded that Germany with
rome.
Germany refused, and almost sim
ultaneousiy England and Germany de-
elareo war on each other.
These are the surface facts upon
which this great war 10 based.
That there are other and welohtier
reasons. hidden from the world Tor
the present, is surnlsed
Since the actual fighting has been
carried on In various places, other
countries have taken sides and have
offered their armies and navIes 20
aid those with whom they are now
allied. Portugal and Monteneoro
have each signified their IntentIon on
uniting With the alliance In which
Joined
Montenegro 10 reported to have
been attacked already by the Aus.
TRANS as result. war HAVING been
declared between those eountrles
Japan, while not statlno openly
what her Intentions are, has oiven
assurance that she will support Ems.
land In case Germany attacks English
property.
The Netherlands have endesvor.d
10 remain out Of the controversy b,It
the warning countries have been aIven
70 understand that any hostile move
IN her direction BY Germany will be
TAKEN up and fought to a finish.
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gone 20 Chester. W a 10 .n.,t . -.
days With relatives ieN
Miss Bernice Watt. OF Union s,r..,
iantic city. 'b ." At
Nisit az Cincinnati 'i"HH
- wright % jerusalem. Wa n
''sltor IN the city yesterday.
william Tallman has retu-,.s o..
t-AHl liverpool after a visit vftb -
parents in this city. W." MS
Mlss Dorothy Linard has r.,,tr,.,
pool NJ last Liver
10, - l. kashner' 81 Cleveland. T. spend
ing iew days with friends here
August Prefer. IN. photoEraBh.- h..
..t-l4e9 from Cedar Point Where -
a, tehded the convention Of the ono -
Michigan photographer. ana
Mr and Mrs. Charles walters-
Loar. q. -'iN"us AZ
august A. Freter. local photogra-
pher. has returned from Cedar Point
where he attended the Ohio snd
Michigan photographers Convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
DELICIOUS
ICE CREAM

The enormous demand THE summer
fr- frs r. a O.. Zee cream is ample ssi.
fsH.. of ifs Ersat popularity.
VIZ DELIVER rcu cREAn
EvERYwHERu
There are also mighty r-rf -sas---
Frr ra- Wfsri-F milk rsr'--srr ir
hy far larger t7a- a-y other vvr-.n-r
dairy concern
rhs hsasonsi Absoiu,s Parity. ouisr
ssrvtes. Pan Sssasnrs-and. most I'm
portant % an. cur Nuts and cr.--,
are produced from our ON Farms
We fror ard r1a-a-tss .a- product.
FOL b- Absolutely pure
Why not have ne t.st-
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sac hdmundson left. yesterday.
Tor Nckcesport. Pa
Miss Maud Gin and Mrs. Alma Lee
days
Charles Hnl, OF Cleveland. Il visit
ing friends IN this city
Elmer RohertshaE LEFT. yesterday.
Tor Bethesda
Mrs. Martha Cofaand has returned
70 her home after spending several
days az SadiE
Mrs. FTankhopser returned from
beihesca yesterday morning
Mise Margaret Adolph left. yestsr.
day. FOR Battle Greek. Mich.
W Y. Campbell vas business Wis.
itor IN Steubenyille. yesterday.
Miss Daisy Camden left. yesterday.
Tor brilliant. 20 visit friends
Miss Gladys SinEerman returned.
yesterday. from brilliant.
Miss May Migner returned home
rom Parkersburg. yesterday.
Miss Ruth Brown returned 10 her
nome In Toronto after spending sew.
efal days with relatives IN this city.
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Conrad c Orb

wheeling Camp No. 6474. Modern
Noodmen Of America. will gather this
evening a. the home % their dead
neighbor Conrad G.. Orth. and per.
form The usual ritualistic services
over his body. Funeral services Win
be held Wednesday afternoon al tho
nome IN Fulton and interment will
De- IN the Peninsula cemetery.
Mr.. ORTIZ was a well known husi-
ness man ~ Fulton and passed away
sunday evening a. S.15 O'Clock He
- survived BY his mother. Mrs Eliza.
1eth Drth. and several other relatives.
Tho deceased was also a member ~
the Owls lodge and mad been a resi-.
dent ot this city and vicinity practlc-
ally all Of his life
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HEAT OPPRESSIVE
Though Tsmperaturs Wa Voc 30 utor
A. Uaual--Last EiEhts Rain Ne
uevsd Eituauon

Although -aIr trrratered during me
entire faF yesterday. but Hfrr change
Fa7 noticeable ir frr temperature from
Ir.i0Hr faEr While not Eel warm a.
former days yesterday seemed more or
ErfarI.e Than any frE ~ ffr rarf -eeE
~ F.rHrf temp nrnfUfU rrrHrraI rrafar.
aa. vac 20 frr lowest being I'd af q
ra A. lII Iarf rrfrIrr
'.r "rrafl~r m Fn wHa rrrfrfarar
-.r frr ruuli afr.raa Hfre.
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a succrssfuI Oner,.Io,

NJ Victor BIdfle and Dr rorr
.ckeT. ~ Wheeling operated uDon
george Schol % Wheeling Creet
NI'p -'. last Saturday for p catarar-
.I -ls HEht eye. As soon as the
cataract was removed no Could 600
f.l Che operation ia considered one
ni me most successful that has be- "a
performed in this city Tor aoma tfr-a
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]. c. RIHELDAFFER
FUNERAL SERVICE
BODY WILL ARRIVE IN THIS CITY
FROM CHARLESTON TO-DAY.
Masonic Lodges OF This City wul Hold
hituAlistic Services This
Evening

special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug 10
Three services will BE- held over the
late John G.. Riheldaher. secretary
and general manager OF the George
Washington Life Insurance Co. who
dropped dead from apopleXy Saturday
afternoon. The FIRST was held a. his
residence In this city tonight The
second will be held Tuesday mid
night al the Scottish Rite Cathedral
IN Wheeling and the third will on
Wednesday afternoon by the Bates
lodge OF MasOns al Wheeling The
body wall then b. placed In vault
until the arrival % son. Ensign
Lawrepce Rheldaffer. L.. s y who Is
now on his way from Manila. The
funeral party viii leave here for
wheeling Tuesday morning Rihel-
daffer was a 33rd degree Mason and
one OF the most prominent in the
southern Jurisdiction
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The body ~ the late p a. UIhelraf-
Ter who passed away IN Charleston sat
urday. viii be brought 90 this city this
afternoon arriving a. 1.15 o'clock over
th~ ". A %. II viii be- taken immediate
l} 70 the scottish Rite cathedral where
the knights Kadosh funeral services
VII De held a. midnight The services
WI also BE- open Co All friends who wish
90 BE present.
Tomorrow afternoon al 2 O'Clock she
eEulHr funeral sert ices will De held nj
the scottish Rite cathedral followed bv
ne masonic services in charge % Bates
lonEe 80. ~. The body will be escort
90 hY Greenwood cemetery bv Cvrsn-
C"umanderY. where intermeut will be-
IN escort ~ local knights viii meet the
train this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

The many friends 81 Mr Edward
McDleary Or Red Wing a. he D.
ssnoWn hy his friends and Miss Tottie
~ 20 learned OF their marriage SOW
eral weeks ago Tho secret vaa te,t
until several days ago when tho par
EMS were notified Of the marriage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

vile. viii entertain a number ~ -
bridgeport friends "Wednesday even
inE a. her home In honor Of her
hirthday. The evening will be eniov
Ably spent In games and music and
az reasonable hour a delicious
luncheon will be served
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To Entertain

MISS Ada Smith will entertain a
number OF her friends this evening at
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carpenter. OF Third
street. who recently returned from
thsir honeymoon trip around the Great
lakes. The evening will be- spent I'm
sames and music. and At seasonahl
hour a delicious luncheon will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

CIV VIII Pc held this evening. and the
.'.'' tHs promises 90 De- interesting 10
Pr reported protests viii be made hy
.INAenH that the special assessments
TOT tho construction OF sewer. some
'. lNn hrH"rrututH exceeding the value
or tno land hy $500. other matters tsr-
'h'nihE @" street improvements viii also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
MARTINS FERRY
start Work on ho,nltaI.

Contractors Boyd & Brown will be
sin work on the old wing OF the hos
pltal 10 morrow. The work will be
.oIhpieted as soon as possible. and
the patients in the old wing viii be-
removed TO the new wing while the r..
pairs are being made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Health Ohlcer Pred White received
communication from the State BOARD
oI Health yesterday stating that
lue samples OF Martins Ferry water
recently submitted for an exarninafIor
had proven satisfactory from eyerv
point OF view. The water was Dc.
clared sanitary and safe FOR drinking
purposes. The following number Of
bacteria per cubic centimeter were
found In samples from different parts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

~pecl.i ll-Latgh On The Intelligence.
tLAhkSBl re. ". Va Aug To-
Nrs Mary ROLAND wife Of Eugene
ROLAND Of Northview. is dead an her
nome there after a ton days Ulness
OF appendicitis which eliminated in
pertonis. Her husband o. the presi.
cent and superintendent Of the Lafay-
Belgium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

ne Lutheran league OF the Trinity
fnfllsh Lutheran church will hold 49,
regular monthly meeting this evening
ar the home OF William OnerdinFer ~
" est Wheeling The meeting hi can
ed for s O'Clock. 'o''-
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Melnle Roas.

a crowd OF young people OF THE
CITY VIII hold "welnie" roast Thurs
DAY evening near Camp Rest Tho
evening viii be- spent In boat ridiny
and az seasonable hour the "veiniea
roast will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Irn local playground team far h-r-
unable f1 arrange games f1- ftrs 49,
.rif" NJ frr efforts that arr hrf-g
rif f0rfn. The Iafa a-c a-rfous to
mrFi irr Twarfv-sINfh street -r.r.
Ground fro latter part az no vr.t
s1a w probably PLAY Th1rsday or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

The members OF the Welsh choir
VIII hole a social and concert August
~ ne anair was planned a. n re.
cent meeting and the tickets will bo
on sale IN the next rev days
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Important heetIno

Tho Senior Mechanic vii ho,.
very important meeting this even',S
~ their rooms In the Heinlien build
ing \ number or important matters
WI! % discussed and all are request
ed 20 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
Pratt for srna,nr

Henry G. Pratt. OF Martins Ferry. A
candidate for state senator on the
progressive ticket. Is picked a. The
nominee , Tor state Senator. as he will
party. as they have no candidate FOR
that Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

~nnr.H John Anderson and unrrt.
John -aufrv. Of So CIaf-avfffa ~
rived Iafc sunday night with .hrra
"'n r.r-fed or Fo~f pIf A. frar a-a
reo'ni of being Implicated .- Fra
.l'.. nE .crlu0 there faaf SATURDAY.
NH mon were taken f0 sri
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10 Camp Wrdn,,d,v

About twelve local Young men
vii leave Wednesday morning Tor
? reeport whore they will camp FOR
swo weeks They will camp on the
the greater part OF their time on he
water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Fgneral services over tns remain
q he tsln. axe one mocth. q NJ
and Mrs Nike Hanoxick % Glsnu1s
Hun. Wfil - held this afternoon a. ;
o clock az the 81 Nays CAthohc
church gifh the Rev. Father Mul
hearre Officiating lnfsrment Wlu he
IL the 81 MHrv'E Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

me regular meeting uf The Americas
,Iln VIII he held this evening in %. r.
NJ hai nn Thirty-third street A
uN-i h'.F meeting Will br held and sew
.rAi important matters given attention
I'iI'NInE which "a social hour will BE-
. enjoyed with Ross Daruss as host
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

crowd Of nine couples will On
JOY a hay ride this evening providing
the weather permits The party Will
20 out the Colersin pike 10 the Wav-
slde Inn and the party will enjoy a
chicken waffle supper
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EntertAin Class

NhNrfiaF evening a. her home on
Grave. i.l.I Nr Harry Pyle win enter
Ltlh me members 90 the Kings Uibia
'iA.f "f ono IIrrf Reformed SUNDAY
school The early rsrt 81 the evenirE
VIII D." devoted tn business after vgRtr6
h social hour win Boz enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

D nc FUNERAL services over the 70
mains ot Cecille. the young daughter
gi Mt and Mrs Adam Bavarskf OF
htI .Qn was held yesterday afternoon
ne late home Interment was
''a'" IN ihe 81 Anthony's cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
THREE HUNDREDTH QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE AT GERMAN M. E..
AN INTERESTING CELEBRATION
HELD BY CONGREGATION
LAST NIGHT.
reports By Committees ard oroa,l.
<uons snow Church 20 be in
FIourIshIna Condltlon.

Last evening. the three hundredtb
quarterly conference was held a, the
German ~ r church on Chaplina
fe'I IN celebration OF the founding
OF lhe church seventy-nve years ago.
The meeting was very vel ATTENDED
oy the members Of the congresation
ana the principal speakers 10 deiivs,
addresses we're Rev. p. W Miller A..
trict superintendent: Rev. T
Speckman. William Kromenvsth .ns
z. p Earn. All - the speakers rafer,od
20 me growth and development Of he
.arlous ORGANIZATIONS OF the cburrL
llf,nE the past three quarters of A
Following The addreares the renor,.
I ne various committees were MADE
luc,laing the report Of the comDtfts.
yh finance. the report OF the n,fot.tcr
We report n the Mems Bible &c.,
me report Of the sunday school snner,
,lu' 7. ~ Wel as The report on The
Young Peoples rocieties Tor the 80,
year al N the rerorfs ~ - s,,. gaat
zafione showed that the cbureb 80.
making spledld growth in All ~.
~ ImenN The REPORTS were veil -.
.e!te1 by ne members o. the conRre-
AN records Of The quarterly co,,...
rnfgs have been kert In ne 49,.
bpoks since the founding N the rbureb
euiy.tye years ago. and In fbis 80
ls easy Tor the members 10 eor,o.,.
.le EfoW'h ~ the church. year sfiey
A.. Many IN Attendance.
Af fnf conclusion 81 fhe r-.,.t.-.
We mon. bnre ~ fhe ronFraqsfio, -,
ured to the dining room a. tss eb,,-'t
-I watermelon supper -.
800 me event vas greatly en-.
Thore present we're
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Frank StsrI Mod euIt sraf,et tf.-.
joy NAYS f0r tho sum Of as r0 "a
the case viii be- tried tris morrine
in squire OnEE court Afforneva
FRANCIS and kcrher viii Represent the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

me last IrrrIa0n aFErrzsffor v-uf
..7fh "'fh fre Martins re~rv Afffrf.
ioa sunday 0u tho Wll field Tra
'fnnl son team e0mea well recon-
.rndfd and fact game Is promised
MORAN or Thompson win twill
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According fn reports -orrrrrfrr
tr' rr'marire 400 state that grr---
M "Nn. fnI7 Uifr.e candidate Tor conn.
fI com missioner on the rrrrNfIrrr
90. l- sure winner Webb rra
had Ten years experience AZ Il f,-.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
Ilnemrn a MnrL

Linemen Of the Bell Telephone Com.
pany were AZ work early yesterday
morning on the cable that was broken
Nhen the pole near the terminal
resue fell. The cable was soon cor.
nected and the service resumed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Miss Winnie Mcnermott was hc-s-
ess % a rumber q Der friends iAsf
.@venirg a. her hone in Highland Cify
he evening AS enfnrAhlF spent IN
cards and music ard ar q seasona De
hour 4 delicious Nncnson uas serV ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Fuurral services wIu fr held this
AFTERNOON Hf f"r home Hr feff UarT r.Ir.
4. or frr rrraIrH ~ frr Iafa WaIrU 81
MORROW or gao O'Clock T0unuIrr the
.frFIrrs Irfermrrf rIu Dol ln So zion
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BRIDGEPORT


Two plain DRINKS that were taken
UP by chief Arch McClarin Saturday
.Nyhlhk were before Mayor Schafer
today and both were handed Inc nee,
me OF 81 and the trimmings.
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Mayor Masaman may close Nortn
Jefferson street while repairs are be
Ing made 10 the street as result
OF tho numerous complaints Of auto
ista Injected with speed mania. who
enter the city over that thorough
fare. Several weeks ago Contractor
ShannaH.lt. who has a force Of uf-n
NJ work repairing the street. com
planned that the high rate Of speed
OF autoists menaced the safety ~ the
workmen. The street was closed ana
sutoists made big holler. The
street was ordered opened and an OF
hcer stationed there and spent two
days warning Rutoists 10 stop speed
ing The warnings were given little
attention and the speeding coutin-
ued. The officer was then instruct
ed to arrest the speedeFs. and now
many OF the autoists are ComplaininE
that the city has set trap for auto
drivers on that street Those ar
rested have made number Of uncOm
pllmentary remarks about Bellaire
and its police force In order 20 set.
tie the contention. Mayor Wassmann
has taken the officer away from that
street and will close 10 20 trsiic until
the repairs are completed.