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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04
Missed n,

The prodigal son wrote the old man
as follows: 81 got religion the other
day. Send me S10," But the old man
replied: "IselIgion Is free. You got
the wrong kind"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04

The impure. the dcceiving and the
uncharitable extrude themselves from
eternal bliss by their unfltness for en-
ioying. Burns.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04

their contributions
into the treasure
boxes of the Tenn
pie, which stood
near its doorway.
Jesus was sitting
op pposite these
boxes. and noted
how all classes
contributed.
There came along
u poor widow, who
put into the box
. II. a
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04

from the Old Tes- jesus
lament. deuteronomy Ga, 81 How
wonderfully comprehensive the state
ment! Who today, centuries afterward,
could more completely epitomize the
great truth of this text? Heavenly
Wisdom Is manifested both I'm its first
statement and in our Lords reference
to 1t. He added nothing because moth
ing could be added.
In times NOne by, we were told that
the Almighty God OF the Universe had
great hell of torture prepared from
before mans creation, In which He
purposed that the great majority Of hui
manity should be eternally tOrmented.
But that was I'm the creeds. The Bible
stands out distinctly separate from all
human creeds and superstltions, and
tells us that God is Love, that He Is
the Father Of Light and Mercy, from
whom cometh every good and perfect
gift-James LII.
The Second Commandment.
Proceeding beyond the question, Je-
sus declared that the second command
ment stands related to the first; name
ly, "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
thyself." Again we stand astonfshed.
No other religion than that of the Bi-
BILE reveals such God Of mercy and
compassion, as manifested by His low
ing provision for the welfare of His
creatures. No other religion suggests
so high a standard of dealing with our
fellow men.
This Law OF God, now nearly four
thousand years old, was probably made
more or less known through the Jews
to other nations and peoples Deu-
teronomy 1868, but none OF them
grasped It's true import. The closest
approach to this sentiment Is probably
found in the writings Of Confucius, to
the effect that one should not do to
others what he would not have others
do to him. But oh, what n contrast!
One is merely a negative statement;
the other is positive-"Thou shalt love
thy neighbor rs thyself."
The Scribe was impressed, and con
ceded the truth Of Jesus reply. The
Master said to him, "Thou art not far
from the Kingdom Of God" BY this
Jesus meant that the Scribe was very
near to the point where he might be
come disciple-one Of those waiting
for the Kingdom. 1t was such "Israel-
ties indeed" I'm whom was no guio.
that Jesus especially sought to gather
from amongst the Jewish people, pre-
paratory to throwing open to the Gen
tiles the door Of Kingdom privileges.
The Jews understood that ut Mes
siahs coming He would select a King
dom class, to which would be granted
Divine power. This was just what
Jesus was doing. His words. His
teachings, were drawing some and re-
pelling others.
"God looketh on the Heart"
The Temple at Jerusalem was still
new, and money was needed for its
maintenance, etc. The people were
privileged to contribute, and apparent
ly did so with willing hearts, casting
their contributions
l into the treasure
II boxes of the Tenn
i II t,t,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04

A mans task Is always light II his
heart Is light.-Lew Wallace.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04

IN Prevalence, nearly everyone buys
their elethlno q oarnabya
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04
"God looketh on the Heart"

The Temple Mt Jerusalem was still
new, and money was needed for its
maintenance, etc. The people were
privileged to contribute, and apparent
ly did so with willing hearts, casting
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04
iINE iINEE1BR0KEXN
.lABERNACLE
HE GREAT COMMANDMENTS.
-sTUDY.oN 80

"INOu hHUH tDfc INC LOfu my bou bbU ub
thy heart, and Nth all fhy soul, ond NTH
all thu strength, and nifh all fhD mind; and
thy nei0hbor as Mvseif."-Luke 1921.
~ the question day when the
[ Doctors Of Divinity sought to
~ entrap our Lord many ques-
tions were asked. A week ago
we considered one. The final question
constitutes today's Study. A Scribe,
man Of more than average education,
had heard the various questions pro-
pounded and had perceived how well
our Lord had answered them. Then
he assayed a question-quite probably
with all sincerity, and not with a view
to entrap Jesus. He asked. (which Is
the chief commandment Of allf"-
doubtless referring to the Decalogue.
Jesus replied that the first, the chief,
Of all the commandments is, Hear, o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
doundsviIls Briefs

Mrs Eta weekly. OF Court avenue tu
p"udir- few days with frtrrfa ana
relative. Ht NiiiHwstuvu. W. Va
Miss Daisy Cats viii 1nH.s fFIs ar-
tsruuor Tor Thomas. S. IA ,.te-. ~.
lives. ''"
ST.. and Mru Gus Pack o. Cincinnati
onto. are spending few dava y.ffr
.nds ana Relatives iu this CITY
D.. D. henderson. 90 sixth street ia
spending the week fn New Y.rE ,ifg
tfgu.nDfIuE business
10Y Lowe BE- preparing o. move his
family from this city Co GIarkab.fr.-
..rs b. VIII make hie future homo
Miss MRrF cgslrk. formerly af this
Guy. but now of pitfabu~Gh ga III
-r.ndiuE fur week with frf.uda
MISS wilma kIirr has returned o.. her
pom. or N.w NartirsViIIr after aparH-
INe i.' past week with friends
Nr and Mrs g. o. Hyaudburr ,,Yr
eve ~. morning f0- urIsware. ohio.
.rfe tl.y will make their future home.
Miss clara Schroeder rrft r4-f .g.-
inr Tor NHw NrrfIraEIIff WHOM. aH. g..IIr
'I-.t friends Tor The week
Mrs Daniel WaaffsfI and children az
.li'.lirF h pa. Hrr eptndIuE f.ur
',.- Win friends and relatives bod tf.s
Slice Queen Lowell vU leave ta-f..
nom. r' Cleveland Ohio. aff.r
I... OBJ. N.rk here with relative.
Miss Esther Moor. and Miss nfarv
.lIr. nav. returned fn their home 4f
4.,. '.,. g--i.-r Che rsst few
Mice Mabel fI.E. lore rrar.rFr. f.-
..r homo Hf NHrn.a burg r4 .ft..
i'H- ihe past week with friends
IH-.rs' r.-.'r-s. over re remains of
MILLER "sre h..I yesterday aft.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
0UT-THE-PIKE



~ frcEfem sAs a-urGnced 1estsr-
a. - tne ent~rtstrurert Co b. ElVsn
+. '-i 1870, efening o. 60 stcne chlrca
- srete ~ ~ risss taught b.
tre affair allI b. auun-a e. me rhrrrh
80 20 t.iinuinE IT, ths rrnrram-
-enE- Ne Nus Wrrk- rlars
80 >, salns fr.lsr Narths Elnott
Realms -soel~ty GOSSIP ~ a.
husical MurlI ......... -. Irsnr f.f-r,er
I.tsno--- I.ocky Hrookirt- Alma Nal
Piano dast--tinr. r,o. rnrss s-''
kasseli and Allen Eluott
iAauo trlo--'A MAJ UaF-. .....
Anna Mall Marssret Hoyd. Nslae
Pians--snyer Chimes Aibt Nics.-.s,
t..dius- More Gossip irere tgmcr
Ntlercd orsan. Alma Muu Rose
veal Pace to PACE ...........
r1sao-P.piiions Rsee = .i -. - ,,, NJ
Piano duet itaua ...-.....-.
......... Mrs. t.iilott. Alma Mail
Iiano----rhe Larks sonx~ Nsih. OrEan
N9en Trio Merry LARK. WIN Thee
sNarssEst Lo~ther. Ross Eimsr.
I,satins midas Dream .Ir,ne Elmer
iisno duet soldiers Dream" ....
$4,000 Mr. Elliott. Ross Elmer
Vocal dust--LIEht ~ E0-ntids-
harsaret LoUther. Mrs. IN LuWthrr
llano- Mediation -.. Marraret Boyd
tiano solo Fantasia In D. minor
Vocal---Abide wan Ms a.. fs imsr
Piano German-Arnerican Festival
Mar.h 49, --. --. .. Albert Nlcksr-ou
AgosmpsnistsAMr-. Eiio,t and al.
bert Nlrkerson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Tails That's Why millions q people
are using lETs-lTr to-dav and tnro9-
80 away tler f4ssy plasfers s-fckv
tape. locating salfes and -urapu.irsr
I'M That make "a bundle around the
Toe and chukr De- into pain hy pressing
either uu ur around the corn Thrre IL
Enfhlng 90 silica o. your sfsrkfrt~ .-r-s-
He = cause inflammation rr rnuuess
lothinE 90 press on or around the corn
~. etLll pr On Herunds- Ns- -s-re
knlNes. raEurs Hrfssnrs Or HIra v-frT
t4eir blood poison dangers. Try GETS
Tor that corn. caiious Wart -
GErS-tT- is sold BY druggists every
mere. -sc a bottle. OF sent direct by Il
Lawrence a Co. Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

pear in police court Yesterday and for-
tvitcd his nne. The offender d. said 20
have been from rittsburEh
Misses Bird and Dorothy Cisllan. %
tIm Grove. are spending several IA ~
e. fhe gIerts 90 relatives az parkcrs-
burg
Mites hilda NcrEel has returned O.
her home az Fulton after spending sew
srtl daNs a. the guest u friends az
Cleveland.
Joseph Hcadic. who received severe
injuries 90 he right hand a. EdgwooH
svnday Del doing as well a. could be
expected
Chester Hendrix Be- confined 20 his
home a. Echo Point on account % ili-
ueHs
Miss Vera Pew. q ParkcrsburE. q
spending several days us the guest or
her sister. Mrs Walter EhelinE. al Edr-
wood
John ArhcnE has returned Co HE home
az Pleasant valley. after spending the
past several days az Marietta who're
be- was attending 90 huHlueHs
william Boyd. who has been spending
several DAYS with relatives az Film
Grove viii leave today for Columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Owing to existing business conditions.
improvements 90 the tracks of the West
NltElnla traction aud Electric COM
uanN.s out-ths-ulke division viii D. GUS
pended indefinitely. 90 Was Understood
yesterday. The WORK of laying u new
roadpec and paving between the rfiIs
tA~ brgn completed from the park AZ
Howard place. n was 90 have been
extended Co the Mt Dc ChantaI switch
IN Pleasant Nalley. a large force 90
lraehmen will D. ont n employment for
an indefinite time.
me Improvement a. Bow street Fui-
ton. whore r. large concrete retaining
wall D. being constructed. will D. COM
ulcted a. this time Kapid progress l.
being made in this work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
BENW00D
Board Meetina

The Board OF Education Of Union
district met yesterday afternoon Ia
the High school building In accord.
ance with the State Law relating TO
the regulation OF the school levy. The
total levy amounts 20 53iR cents on
each 500 valuation or this amount.
20 cents Is for the teachers fund.
twelve and one-half cents for build.
ings. six cents for the High school and
ten cents for the school bond The
High school fund was lowered from
ten cents 20 six cents and the school
bond was raised from six &C. ten cents
The board also took up the matter Of
establishing n commercial department
In the High school and this passed
with little opposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
RIha Hnafa

Mrs. Carrie Flowers. OF HarrisviIIe.
and Miss Irene keyser. Of Shepherds
town. ohio. spent yesterday the
guests az relatives az Film Grove.
Jess McGlone. Of Washington Pa g.
spending several days a. the guest OF
friends and relatives a. Elm Grove
william Dennis d. confined 60 his
home ~ Eim Grove with an injured foot
that he received when heavy stone
felI from the roof OF the Paw Paw coal
mine
Louis sax stock dealer ~ Fulton. De-
confined Co the Haskins hospital. where
De- underwent a severe operation. Al
though the operation o. thought a. have
been successful. his recovery o. slow.
Peabody Atkinson. Of PARK View will
leave to-day for Saudusky. Ohio. where
ne viii spend several days.
Mrs. John kiECr. 81 Elm Grove o.
spending several days as the guest of
friends and relatives 40 sand HIl
An alfOist who Was arrested 90 Fuf-
ton sunday for speeding failed 90 ap-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
POLICE COURT.

u was clearly demonstrated In po-
lice court yesterday morning That a
good reputation Is a very helpful
thing 10 have. Rose Campbell was
up on drunk charge and slated for
the workhouse. The Eiri. tearfully.
explained To the judge that she had
never been In any trouble before and
he very accomodAungiy allowed her
10 70 on suspended sentence. due
20 her past reputation.
Joe Nalick did not fare 90 well
lie was known 20 the force and when
his trial was over he had been sepa.
rated from five and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

.sa-IHu .f.TItE and opened UIUH for
fhe paving OFF the Reilly biI and also
." I"r cameron. luUsuU road. leading Co
Cameron. The county road engineer
Mas rrs.Huf and calculated the bids on
hHIu Iuta However. rur court adjourn
ru Irsf evening until tHIs morning when
f#t contracts viii nsr.y Us uWaTIrI.
Ward and Patrick OF Wheeling DO n.
N.IHIIIsu aUI Berry and Hammond %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

to-day Tor Canton. Ohio. whore they
VIII spend several DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. J. u Marble and family
are spending few DAYS NIsifIrr trends
az MayueshurE. Pa
Misses Ursula Wirch ard Gerevfevr
tllahan. - Buffalo. y. y. are ,tsiti.r
Niles Cecilia R.CnnnrT on FTffa.r1N
street this city.
Ihe Nomsn.s Foreign Missionary So
cl'tN ~ the Methodist church met last
night az tho home 81 Mrs 4 "a NJ
'uskey on seventh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
GOOD Gam. saturday.

Baseball fans in the out-the-pIks dis
trict are looking forward 90 one % the
n'-t Eafnr- ~ the season saturday.
when the Ecuwood All-Collsrlans clash
with the Patterson Film Grove team. on
ih" mtterr grounds. The Eeuwuod boys
nave been play INK CLASSY tall during
tle entire season md have taken some
OF the Fast teams OF This district over
hN handsome scores. IL is likely that
hIrton, former star pitcher Tor the
West Liberty formal team viii BE- on
the airing line FOR the CoIleEIans while
~ It, best pitchers. Will do the twirlfnr
Tor D. a. T. o..
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To sign Contract

a meeting uf The IIfs lgrf comm fffse
with the officials o. the Wheeling F1er-
VIC company viii De held tomorrow af-
tcruuuu r1 sign the contract fo- the IN
-tt.IIf.Uu and maintenance OF the new
lighting system The original contract
Nt- lffrFuted several DAYS ago h4f sew
.raI minor change were neuaes1rs.
Work ufN Ds started ou installing the
new FI stem iu snort while and DO Is
understood thar re- number az local men.
now OUT ~ employment viii De given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

The grounds around the Union hfrr
school building On the FIrth ward are
being letflled with scraper and pillow.
ana cement walks will De laid as soon.
a. the grading i- completed q main
Walk VIII hU laid leading from the front
door OF the building 90 the street and
O. Walk VIII he laid from each corner
Or the school Tot. leading diagonally TO
tle main entrance u a. the object or
me "iucialr 90 get ~ much o. the grad
INK az possible done this season the
grass and rrranhery Co b. planted usNt
spring plus grounds suuIrm. 90 Will
also De Installed next season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
worl Almn.t rini.h.h

The West Virginia Traction and EIec-
tric company has practically completed
the improN rmcnts that are being made
q" the lines in the out-the-uikr dis
triCt The work OF ro-haliastinE ana
placing new ties has been completed
from the park 90 the top % Pleasant
valley hill This work was 60 have
been completed Co Pleasant Valley but
ovytuE 90 certain difficulties has been
discontinued for the present time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

With the drilling IN ~ the well on
west 81 ilarsh.s sugar grove a new gar
territory has been deFeiuTed in Marshall
county This well was drilled iu within
tNF past fcW DAYS and resulted Iu "A
fue gnserr. This IF considered out %
the MalorsNille field and considerable
interest ir being taken in tho opening
uf the rsu territory. Other wells vgftl
likely follow within the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Renwood nrisfs

Mra Marl Edwards OF south Marshall
street has returned from the Uaskirs
nuFliflI where she underwent "a serious
operation
Ntr. Helen FRANKIE WvUs U1w1er and
frtN'rI.. Miller from the Mozart school
H lIl enter fhs commercial dsrHrfrls-t
OF .N" local high school This Hs1r
'Mr charles N'rrH. uf wheeling as
visiting friends in frIa rItr yesterday
MI HuI hr. Rudolph Tape. ~ pIff--
llrrh. ore Visiting friends in thIs CITY
Tor r few DAYS
NIes clara Brown OF ffurfirrr
H'HH NJ t.r are department ~ TIRE local
fcrdar
Chamber. supl0rc o. the p a.
ward with Ifrraa
...' I..... .. .rrrIIrr several DAYS
"...NuE relatives .f -lrlIa ohio
Do D.. Brown. 'u.H' rwrlHEe % fHe re-
ODD d. spending a faR DAYS fIa.f.rr
lends Hf |HEIHTH MH
'.""rN r...r..r brakeman fHr the 70
Cd. D." spending . FaH DAVIS ...If.r-
relatives Hf fH.rmHUf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
In,taIlinr MAohin.rr

Extensive improN emcnta are bcinE
made to the pumping station At raftcr-
son. The tmproN cmrnts consist Of the
installation uf a large motor aud
pow crful new pump Co give Increased
power Co fOrcinE the water Co the rrser-
Noir on the hill The motor and pump
are being SCI IN a concrete base.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Maling napid Progre,,

street fufflfUIH HluuHr W k INrmur
aud a large force % men are making
rapid DroErcHs Uu repairs lf fht local
wharf, aud bv the end OF tho week will
BE- ready 60 las tnu brick UuNIue lead
ing Go the wharfho1f The large tnu-
crete retaining wall is nearly eumrIst-
I'd and the on has already been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

United Mine Worker Onion SO 1854.
OF this city viii meet at their hraduurr-
tcrs In the 1918 Run school house this
Afternoon a. $3.50 ".rluck Tor the rur-
pose ~ selecting their drlernLa 90 fhe
convention Of the miners aud brsrltUra
90 he held 40 Wheeling tomorrow after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Lawn Fsts

Arrangement have been completed
~ the ladies' Ala society ~ the f-lm
Grove church of God FOR The holding %
lawn fttr at tho bali park Saturday
evening Au kinds 81 goodies VIII D.
Uu sale and H. large attendance Or b~.fr
81 pes TED. The proceeds 81 the AFFAIR
Vii D. used Tor the beusnt 90 the
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
sand I'm Picnic.

Arrangement have been .rauplef.d
uN the members % the sand IIIu M IL
church for the holding 81 e picnic nd
the church saturday Afternoon and eve
ulug 4 splendid program of events o.
being arranged for the affair ana n good
time iE being Anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

preparations for the installation % a
largc gasoline tank near GienW God sta
uQn Cu ths West Virginia Traction and
Electric company lines. The tank viii
D. large steel structure aud will hold
several hundred gallons. The work Will
D. rushed O. completion a. soon o.
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Mllthm NHrnNH. OF fNN Games Bros
Transfer company. sustained frnr-
tured hnb YssrrruaF shortly after tho
noon hour when large case contain
inE plate gloss frll upon him in front
OF the GarNth a Auit store nu Jefferson
avenue came. together with several
other tcatnstcru. wac just about Go load
the glass; whom o. ffII catching Games
riEht icf under o. Tho injured man
~Ar carried o. the Erfsuu home across
the street. whore lHr MrEIumuhy re-
duced the fracture. and Do war removed
60 his home on fostorih avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

N America held their weekI, meeting
last evening fu thcir lodge rooms m
Hands. ball Several matters pertain
ing fu the business ~ tho order were
taken w. after which o. social session
was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
MOUNDSYILLE

WIS city whereby two daF street fair
may b. held In connection with the
meetinE 81 the farmers Interested iu
we Agricultural society 90 this county.
which ~ a. BE- held ln this city on Or-
toner ana A. Tho idea 90 those az the
head ~ the mnNcmru ir tn designate
certain part ~ the streets Tor tho
farmerH 20 display their farm products
and other nruci.H produced over the
snure county. A meeting uf the COM
mittec vii be- held tomorrow evening
at the board ~ TRADE rooms to otter.
mine the extent 90 Che event and ali
those Interested in the affair are cor
daily Invited tu attend This melting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

noon. DO Del thought that the strike TO
ohio VIII soon BE- settled most likely
fni. onluE the conference tomorrow ar
tDIuuuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Those choice lo-r IN tie v~,rerp.-
Midway are Tor eaIa fv wrfuIIre-
Reid. Ben phone 500 National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

q force ~ men were 90 work vertrr-
day building the foundation and making
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FROM
OHIO


~~..Fsrnor Coz has llaaen ohl1 e. the
x1 ~tat@ ~ fn9 niCu DOB urla1r rs-
yesfsrday declared lialls BALI
-1z.ru Booth. had ~ ~ soiunfrsrn
- %Nerica aftsr an iuspsctieg arl ID
~ ths ohio TenlfeutiarI
~ ahoAtet - Uuufrurn Iarlr nr1
80 e1stefn Nhlru has cUI1lrd nIau o.
-Nst ~ prsftdinE for fhs slasH ard
.--nl'ieA no Als lsft uuprofecfsd haa
taHn ueudrrful rfan fr' bona. 49,
.Ics4 aid Mr. EnofH she a4ais rnrr-
fr<n1~d fhs steps being faaau 60 Start
80 Nfiaoner farm boz order a. auafIlr
al conficta o. Esrfurrn u1frflr L4flf
@mi1 country surroundings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

becAuse her husband turned olf % -
nited states soldier. alfh1aah 30 rad
lNtoE inf1 Nal Do as travelling - Ias-
man befors their marriage. Mrs. Ih1maa
=. Howard Yesterday nlrd rllf Tor o.
49, aesinst 80 uua.aarn che 90
ci4res hgeard nlakca ouly 80 = rnoutn
A. a soldier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Use "Gets-It," Corns
ShriVeI, Vanish!

Ats tAs ssS way. aa1 rouu rorr-s
roa Ever Ma coraa
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Al Catholic rlerFF of the city a.
tsnosd tn solsri. uonurcal rsI1iefu
nyuofins TIE late Pore Plus - af Holy
..roaa church when nf. UsF. q 81 Hart
lev bishop u Iulufuhun daliarrsI = aar-
ma" fefisrins The NE ~ the punun.
Cl-EFEi.ANi>-The search Tor Kid
saEan. alleged accom- ullCr OF Trauk
Kinney In the murder ~ Captain Ralph
n bJfnh ~ months aEn. may o. re-
sNed a. tns reHu4 % "a letter Fruns-
cutor l-ochff received Frrfarnar from
Otto thriHtsussu. formerly ~ Cleveland
No has served ] month"; in fne state
tenitsntiary fhrfHfenrrn told fnn
trosecutor The KID vas uIth kinney
ths night OF thu murder.
SEWAftk-Affer fatally woandInr
Deputy sheriff Mcmillan and defyluE a
posse % citizcuH. LEra NcNlauu aEsd
~. dsnented. armed with "a shotgun.
took ~ the woods i've milrs aDufhaa sf
OF the city ana D. huidIuE or a posse
81 200 IN purault Mcmillan carried au
INSANITY warrant from the probate
spproachsd NeNland r. home