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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
GUEST OF HER MOTHER
AND SISTER.

Mrs. A. s. Brown, and little SON.
Arthur Scales, IT., arrived on Wedncs-
day afternoon from San Antonio,
Texas, and are the guests Of Mr..
Scales mother and sister, Mrs. A. r..
McDavid and Miss Irma McDavld, at
Mrs. s. A. Moreno's, on West Belmont
street.
Mrs. Scales was Miss Vera AIcDavid,
and her friends viii extend 70 her a
sincere welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
KaySer Fabric Cloves
Winter Weight.

Consisting Of 25c and soc Cashmer-
cite, in navy, black and gray, 25c for
1Io, and the soc quality at SAC.
The new Leathertte Glove in white
and natural chamios color, roc grades
SOC. The $1.0O grade in white, tan,
chamios and black at &c pair.
The beautiful Chamios Silk Wash
Glove, in chamios, black and white
and grey, regular price o.
was 1926, at this special Mo
they are, per pair ......o ~
16-button Leathortte Gloves, in cham
los black and white, reg
ulor 500 quality now N/C
at ................ - -
2-button Silk Gloves, lined with
silk and suede, in black,
grey gre and navy regular O/C
$l.O0 glove, at .............OE -
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Evelyn Richards, Agnes, Hansen, Irlda
WEIGH, clyde WEIGH. Louise Richards.
Essie Henderson, Mabel Malone, Miss
Hill, Miss Bel, the hostesses father
and mother, and Nessrs. Earnest Pfoif-
fer, Harry and Raymond ShuttIeworth.
Mr.. Thompson Laron Brown, Mr.. Nc
Intyre, Joe Febro. James and Fred
CrooIe. Harry Gould, Clarence Bond.
Raymond Henderson, Dewey Hervcv.
Mr.. Cobb Mr.. williams, Roland Ma
lone. Fred Davis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
MEETING OF THE LADIES'
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
ASS0CIATION

The Ladies' Confederate Memorial
Association viii meet on Friday after
noon at the home of the president Mrs.
Horace L. Simpson, for their annual
election OF officers.
The present officers are Mrs. Horace
J.. Simpson, president: Mrs. s. a. Mo-
40, vice president; Mrs. o. J.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
MISS ERNEsTINE coE HOSTESS
AT HOUSE PARTY.

Miss Ernestine Coe entertained on
Wednesday evening at a Heart party,
which was much enjoyed by those to
whom her hospitality was extended.
The rooms were gaily decorated in
hearts, and music and dancing passed
the hours very pleasantly, the guests
departing about eleven O'Clock.
Among those who enjoyed the even
ing were Misses Florence Richards,
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which will be celebrated .onriday.
A paper by Judge Ben LinGy. The
Discipline OF the Boy" wasead by
Mrs. Crosby and discussedy those
present, and Mr.. L. Gordoneech of
the boys department of the NJ. c.
A, made talk on Having 0fdence
in the Boy"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
GUEST OF
MRS. S. A MORENO.

Mrs. r. c. Roberts of Copper Hill,
Tenn, arrived last evening on a visit
10 her aunts, Mrs. S. A. Moreno and
Mrs. n. ID. Thomas.
Mrs. Roberts, who was Miss Pattie
Baker before her marriage, will be
most cordially received by her many
Pensacola friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF
SCHOOL NO. 40.

a most successful meeting was held
on Wednesday afternoon at school No.
40, the parents and teachers enjoying
an afternoon together, and making
final arrangements for Patrons Day,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
LUNCHEON FOR
MRS. JOSEPH LOGAN.

Mrs. S. r. Mallory Kennedy enter
tanned at an informal luncheon yester-
day at her home in East Pensacola
Heights, her sister, Mrs. Joseph Logan,
Of Atlanta. being the guest of honor.
Seated around the dain-ily appoint
ed table were Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Logan, Mrs, c. W. Oliver, Mrs. John
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19

KayScr and FOWne Cloves
at big reductions.

KID GLoVES-A fun run OF sizes
Of this famous make Of glove-the
"Fowne, Roxburgh"-short length, one
button, in black, white and tan only.
This glove is our regular 1875 stock
offered during this sale o.
at the special price Of S@C
per pair ..................o wv
They will not last through the sale
at this price.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19

what their children are accomplishing
at school, and the afternoon promises
to be one of value to both parents and
pupils.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
Blankets

s1oo Blankets in cotton n
SIC
whit -.
heavy,
S275-Pnz and plaid, al
s5.oo-a finch
s6eo-Ai WOOL larger n
$3.50 Plaid Wool Blanket, pink, blue, tan and 49,
AMI
made of
with orb 80.
$1,000
of and covered,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19
THE DOMINO BALL THIS
EVENING AT KEYSER
AUDITORIUM

Der OF the young married women and
society girls viii entertain, viii be held
at the ISeyser auditorium this even
ing, and society is looking forward
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19

semmes, secretary; Miss Cora Louise
Simpson, treasurer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19

Comforts

$175 ure Cotton. large sikoine covered
p. ...... 6
$500 'ure White Cotton, sIkoine. designs
$25O-a better grade than s66
$500 Extra Heavy slkoine
1925 pretty Persian designs on
$500
267 and
$3.50 $500 Pure Lambs covered full
go. 49,. nd
$500 ltra heavy large size covered light and
$3.50, 80 $500 Pure Comforts satin covered
..... andS 6
SO an $3.50 Silk Covered al
. - 80.
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covered oar s1g sssz So
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-19

This lot includes Dresses made if
serge, medium weight, prettily trim
red in Persian floral patterns and
lace, we'll made, and in the late styles
an extra good value, every one.
The original prices ~ 90
were up to $3.50, dur ~ NS
ing this sale any one for ~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
standinR Of Teams.

Following 90 the standing Or the teams
I'm the duck pin league which closed on
tho local alleys Saturday evening:
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CAMERON

CAMERON. %. Jan. 25.-Reverend
Henry Bourne or near -. Clairsville. - ..
IaS,sed through here THURSDAY enroute
10 Round Bottom to conduct the funeral
OF ;. q. Luthy. "A highly respected citi-
cen OF that place.
BY mis- death the community loses one
Of It's best citizens and great church
. 4. Jones. who j. working near
hsnnibai. spent Monday and Tuesday
Miss Irene Ward is spending a few
DAYS with her sister. Mrs. Thurman
Myers. OF New Martinsville
Harvey Mccoy. OF near BeIlsire. was
greeting old friends here sunday.
Miles Mccoy. % Oklahoma. Is spending
some time hero with his parents. AR.
and Mrs. John Mccoy. Of Mellott Ridge.
Walter Ward has returned to his work
at Akron. after spending several weeks
ward
Vernon Perry. OF wheeling. is spending
Few days with friends and relatives.
while here he had his aunt Kate disin-
TERED and moved to another location.
wher" her brother. Nathan Perry. Of
Two men from ST. Marys are here
making preparations TO clean Dlnsmore
Bros OIL well out. clifford Jones Is the
Edward Arm. Of near Darlington. was
uansacting business here during the
charles MeIott and Miss Niayme AuIt
y ent hur scay evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Twiuem. Of Round Hottom.
p u. MayEeld. Or the New Martins
vile Grocery company was calling ON
his trade here Tuesday
Bert lttmau ct near eallsviiIe was
transaCtlug bushes here last Friday
George and Roy Earlewire has re-
turned 10 their employment a. Wells
VIE, afier spe ndiug "a tew days here.
EDWARD Maury was trausacting busl-
ness a. Darlington Thursday.
Luther Read spent SUNDAY with hts
parents. Mr.. and RMS. Lemuel Read. %
near Heallsyille
Jacob Miller and Harry Stab. OF
Darlington. " r D.. so. .. were trans
acting business here SATURDAY.
David Nnuucet GO Welisville fa
speudins "a Few days with his mother.
Mrs. Katherine Nanneet.
Hamilton Keller and clifford Jones
were 'lrrir Etun business callers during
the week
John Mcliot- OF Martins Ferry. Is
spending fev. DAYS with his uncle
Luhraiu Holland.
quite n number 81 the Young men
from here attended tho literary Al
IairfaN sru0l huuFc FRIDAY evening
bentley Ward was % business caller
20 Darlington THURSDAY
charles Ebert passed through here
tuesday curoute Co Wpodrne'd To- serve
ou the petit Jury.
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SO The reElIaI meeting m fne LOYAL
Legion fn he held tomorrow evening off
nrsrr will te elected
a large number ~ local people st-
tended tlf meeting ~ the Law ntf Ur-
der league at ST. Clalrrville laat s.tu-
Ire
Tho outcome ~ the murder f.al iu
wheeling saturday evening wac fur-
prise fob local people as they Thought
tIft rrr'rd degree charge would be
s. eompi-ie rehearsal or th~ ca-f tat
VI fIFr pIrf fu tnr r0w'HE minstrel
SHOW In THE .ifr was held iu fra Opera
mouse yesterday afternoon
Tho contest hefwfeu fIr tfefs ans
HlHns M fno Young Mems lHhIe class pf
the hirH u'ol N p. church ended fea.
frrdar morning
s. .7rEr number ~ local people Of
tended fne funeral of the lafe Nra Jane
ashton 90 MARTIN. Ferry yesterday Hf-
Ihe Usual league handicap will no
rolled on fH.s evening YI the Uuulery
aiLrfF Nni n1 doubt they viii he very
interesting
The new board .f directors er the
Itr.tEornrt nrH and Trust company uII
H".I f'N." fra' ur"I... fhIa nIfrrnr.r.
.IHn. people received hard faU. rs..
i' m'.nrg Hr result nf ne irr
I'..ff .. ODE streets and aIIrpa .ta
Aut ono having AMY items ri interest
~. L'.' fHE.r com rH|I Martins Very
alt.i nu tre H0Il phone.
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rfartins rsrrv nrtefs

The Modern Wnnfmer held m VOL o..
tended meeting fn their hail In tie
Shrete- fierter building eaf1rda, ririf
The iurIr~rrt weather saturday eueu-
irg had frr effect Of keeping people or
TIE streets ord business was rt stand
Toe roirdexter So able f1 20 rr the
streets arafu after weeks illness ne
wne rrffrrirE from o. severe attack ~
Tho degree 20 rorofrrfas viii hold n
reg IIrr meeting fr their BAN or TrarD
rrr efrrrf fhfn evening
The Socialists local hold regular
meeting ln their hall fr Tho Efrsre -Ifrr.
Nrv building laef evening
The Ferriorr in aU ~ fhe local
churches we're veil attended fart rIghf
Lawrence Hughes who waa IrfTred
fr fhe laurhIin mine Friday 90 noon
sfill continue % Improve at the local
hospital
a large r1mtrr ~ country r.opi.
were A. fNe city HerfcrInv afternoon
Z" attend fro fHnerlI ~ the late Mrs
Jane Ashton
NeSt sunday evening two veet.s
revival afrfirra uiii nuau ir the United
lrsrtrteria church in charge OF Rev.
Tho streets ard sidewalks rsr. all ,
mass ~ See rerfrrdav nrrrfrr a~f
many PERSONS received hard falls
Tho EIkr wii. hold a regular nicotine
.n frefr hall fr.a evening and they aIiI
have another class ~ Dtrdidatea Tor in
Ifnfiou
Tho Ladies Aif society ~ tt. Ger.
man It. fherar church Conducted n srr.
crrrfu market lH che rroprrr building
~afIraHf HfIsrHu.
The usual number OF hot mills VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
Laughter That Raise. the Roof.

Baby Nine, Margaret Mayo's
laugh play. Is announced as the offer-
ing at the Elk Grand theatre tonight
No play IN recent years has created
more laughter than this sparkling
comedy. Miss Mayo confesses that
she got the idea for Baby Mine"
from Il newspaper clipping, which
stated that thousands OF husbands are
fondling babies in the belief that they
are their own. With this basis idea
Miss Mayo has fashioned the funniest
play OF recent years. From the mo-
Inent the hot-headed husband leaves
home in a towering rage and when
later a comforting female friend OF
the wife suggests that he be lured
back by telegram announcing that
az last he Is the father of a baby boy.
Baby Mine" takes on all the aspects
OF screamingly funny comedy that
knows no letup in its laughing depart
ment
A year in New York. eight months
In Chicago and nearly two years in
London is but brief record OF the
comedy's run.
Don Macmillan and Sophia Allen
Will be the feature members of the
Metropolitan cast to be seen here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
BREAKS
A COLD AT ONCE
Don't stay stuffed up, End
gripped misery with Pape's
Cold Compound.

hellet comes instantly
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
limbs
IL promptly opens elogged-up nos
trlis and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge OF nose run
nlhg. relieves sick headache, dullness.
IeNerishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffeS<op, Quit blowing
and snuffling, Rhse your throbbing
headi Nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as 'Pape's Cold
compound. which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice, causes no in
convenience. BE sure you get the
genuine.-Advertisem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
'MECHEN


ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
FOR the primaries OF the various part
les IN this city, which are TO be held
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday OF this
week Tuesday the Peoples party ticket
VIII hold it, primary and much Interest
Ia the election IL being shown. The race
for the office OF CHIEF OF police is the
principal topic % conversation among
the voters and % r. going to be very in
teresting according TO the information
obtainable. The present chief together
with G. l.. ClOEstou are the candidates
FOR chief and each are claiming a vic
tory. There are any number OF council
men IN the field to pick from.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

lNlDNTDWN. 3D.. Jan. -s- Mr. ana
Mrs vs.. n caldwell 90 Baunock. we're
guests pr their uauEhfer. Mrs. Clyde
campbell. SATURDAY
Ira Ralph Randolph aud daughter
were recent visitors .n WhefIIug
M.ae fstfer Grimes spent WeIuosday
ln wheeling
Sir and Mrr THlfr entertained as q
party Friday evening
Nisa Ifre- re t recently entertained
OF n party
Her. H O. Srpdcrrss vas calling 90
f.c h1uef uf SO. D.. TrIre and Allen Coru
THURSDAY
Mrs. 81. L Price ia quite 300 with
urHneuIa un|aUuiHE.
Mr and SIRE De Moore and children
r1euf fru days with Wheeling reIa.
ffrra
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BRIDGEPORT


me mems meeting held In the Kirk
Mood NJ. Z church yesterday afternoon
IN connection with the revival services
which are In progress at the church WAS
lafEely attended, and men from all walks
OF me were present. Rev. Mayer defiv-
cred strong sermon and much interest
was taken In his talk. The revival serv-
ICES which have been conducted for the
last week Will be continued.
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Conway Funeral.

uneral services over the remains OF
NE late Winfrcd Conway. who died at
ming. will be held this morning n, y
o'clock from -. Nary's Catholic church.
Rev. Father g. 4. Mulhearn will have
charge OF the services and inte-mcnt
viii he made In Mt. Calvary cemetery at
Wheeling.
The deceased was I'm the sevcnty-nfth
year or her age and had been "a resident
OF THIS city FOR so years. having resided
on Souu Fourth street for n number o.
years. Illness due 20 complications OF
oid age was the cause OF her death she
IS survived by four daughters. Julia.
Mary. Mrs Boswell. e This city. and
Thomas. OF Portland on
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An open meeting or the Mems club
or Trinity Episcopal church will be held
In the parish rooms OF the church We'd
nesday evening OF this week. The sub
ject FOR discussion will be Pure Water
and the Filtration System" Charles
McCrOha. OF this city. will deliver On
address on this subject and EFFORTS are
being made 10 have a number OF the
city officials deliver addresses. explain
INK their Views on the pure water pro-
ject for Beilaire. This Is a very inter
esting problem for the people OF this
city. and large crowd will Undoubtedly
attend this meeting.
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y
returned from a brief visit az Youngs-
town.
Items OF interest for thfs paper may
be left at the city Book store or tele-
phonel TO the reporter ell. 26l-I.
Nine offenders tho law were arrest
ed by the police Saturday night and
sunday. and VIII be given a hearing be
fore the mayor this morning.
Mrs. Red Rosser. OF Central avenue.
T. spending few days with friends and
relatives at Pittsburgh.
Joseph r. Roger OF Columbus f.
visiting friends and relatives IN this
Mrs. Jesse Rainey and daughter Mar
Enret. OF Newark. have returned home
after visit with friends and relatives
ia this city
Miss Cosette Workman. 81 81. Glars
Vile. has returned home after a brief
visit in this city.
Miss Laura Landkrohn. OF Jcwett. f.
speudinR p few days with friends and
relatives IN this city
Charles Rodewig. Of North Noble
street. II business visitor AT Column
bus
Miss Lorraine clip. OF 81 CIairsviIie.
te spending n few DAYS with friends
and relatives IN this city.
Miss Mary Walton. of Indiana. has
returned home after n visit iu this CITY.
4 meeting Of tho Rellaire Socialist
was held IN their hall last evening
Joseph Heatherington. 81 Gravel Hiu.
- attendlng motion picture MANAGERS
Tho annual Observance ~ the Christ
ian Board 81 Missions was held in the
Christian church last evening.
Sam Sfillweil iq making numerous
street
George Gynsky. or this CITY. was ar
rested SATURDAY on four charges pre-
ferred by alleged dry detectives.
Miss Elizabeth Norris. has returned
20 nor homo o. Wellsburg after a VISIT
in this city.
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a s.vert 49, I'd ErIppe.

severt attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Rennard OF Maple Avenue IL now
somewhat improved at This writing.
The town Reading Circle adjourned 70
meet some Friday evening after the
close or the winter evangelistic meet
ings.
Rev. u. w. Merrill OF the NJ. l. church
was slightly Injured while fighting the
nre. but as usual. he goes marching on
10 victory.
The Union choir have furnish ed some
excellent music the last three weeks.
L nder Prof Ash this choir has done
well, but not 20 him alone. as We have
undoubtedly some me talent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
Ministries WEDNESDAY Ev.n,ur

The members Of the ~. A Dowler
Company. Uniform Rank. knights OF
Pythias. of this city. have completed ar
engagements for their minstrel show
which vii be held Wednesday evening
in the auditorium Of the Central school
building The l3euwood Glee club g.
presenting the play and judging from
the advance sale Of tickets "a very
large crowd Is expected TO attend. The
program viii start promptly at
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
windland Funeral.

Funeral services over the remninr OF
Mrs. Henry Windland. who died at her
home on Hamilton street. Saturday
morning. following n lingering illness
Of asthma viii be conducted at her late
home. Wednesday afternoon OF this
week. Interment will be made in the
Rose hin cemetery. The deceased was
SO years OF age and well and favorabiy
known IN this city. Surviving her are
a husband and the following sons and
daughters: William. OF 81. Louis; I'D
ward, OF Columbus; Elmer. or Newark
and Bert OF this city. and Mrs. Jack
Layne OF this city.
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BELLAlRE
Sylvia"


a dress rehearsal OF the operetta
sylvia" which will ne produced by the
Orstorical society in tho Elk-Grand thea
ire Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF this week was held yesterday after
noon. The young people all have their
parts well IN hand and the affair prom
ises to excel anything Of its kind ever
held I'm this city. Miss Mary Burns has
charge OF the Music. while Miss Marie
Meintel and Miss julia Gaughcn. OF
wheeling. have charge OF the stage. The
lows
Farmers daughters: Mary browning.
Mary CrOgan. Edna ponahue. Anna cur
ran. Sarah Curren. Marie Strong Anna
Brown. Elizabeth Shea.
Farmer lads: George Fallen. Joe Car
ey. Mike Curran. Tom Currnn. George
Lun. Charles smith. William Hunt. John
Conoway. Paul Winner.
=, Ray makers; Anna Keys. Mary
Donahue, Lima Schleneitzer. Blanche
Winner. Luphcnla Burns. Marie watt
Agnes Devan. Pearl Fletcher. foe Ka-
here. Hughie Hughes. John Muldoon.
iams.
Music will be rendered by Rerneider's
orchestra. The music Of the play is un-
der the direction or Miss Mary Burns.
The stage is under die direction Of MISS
Julia Goughen and Miss Marie Melntel
Act l,-Ilayheld. summer morning.
Act if-Hayhcld. later In tire day.
Cast
Sir Bertram DeLacev 6TeuorI The
court Poet. ....... William flaming
Prince Tobbytum CBaritone1 \ Man Of
William baritone or Basst an honest
farmer. ............ ........ Charles Hughes
Robin. o. country ln1....Jim pelterherc
Sylvia tSopwnoJ Hetrotnei Co DeLarev
......... ........ Beatrice Hughes
Betty tAltoJ Ectrothed 90 william. .....
............ ..... Clara IS MINER
Arahella tMez1o-S opranol a lady DO
waiting az Court ...... Marie Eormau
Armanita Memo Supranol Ucr sitter.
Polly Molly. Dolly. farmers uauEu-
tiers. rieuda ol Hetty, Lillian Upper
man. Mamie McGiufy. Myrtle smith.
Chorus: Farm lads. farmers daurh-
tiers and hVmakrrr
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Ashton Funeral.

funeral services were held yeSterdAv
afternoon In the home % her caughter
VT. george BrigE~. on south Third
,Hcet. over the remains OF the late Mrs
Jane Ashton. who died Friday after
noon HE services were in charge OF
rev. = h McClay. pastor % the first
~. r church and were largely attended
interment was made In Weeks ceme-
terry west OF Bridgeport
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Zig Game Tonight.

NO doubt all OF the htgh school stud
ents viii be present az the Armory han
WIS evening 10 see the Eg tue % basket
naiA hetN the Junior and the Soph-
more classes as tho interest betw 80 n
me two teams are 90 fever Tho two
rams have been irving to arrange "A
game Tor several weeks. hut were IN
ahle 20 agree on the date \ small AL
mission will be charged
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Three Dame. Arrnn1,d-

Tho Brookside soccer team has three
games arranged for the next two weeks
and they viii no doubt be very interest
ing. Next Saturday they viii play me
follaushee team, Saturday a week they
VIII play the Flushing team and on the
following Sunday viii play the fast Steu-
henN'lle team. Saturday the locals de-
feated the Follansbee aggregation at the
latter place.
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Goods Released.

Tho W.T. ~ THTTrVHU fT1f WnT TseUeT
ON tho goods ~ Wu'iam NcCue Friday
was released Saturday evening na No
Cue failed 60 give 'Nc required bond ~
n certain time TITO goods arc now iu
tho custody " tie sheriff and viii no
doubt Doc offered Tor s1le some time this
week They we're 10 have been roll bv
the shcrin Friday but tho repieviu that
was ISSUED stopped Tire sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26

The new coal mine being opened NJ
Hammock by Arthur Morgan is at the
present time down about so feet. but
viii have TO be drilled ut least l2O feet
before coal IL reached. State Mine In
spector Caffue was at the scene of the
and also for the purpose OF making IL
model mine. II IL the intention OF the
new owner 70 have the mine In operation
about The middle OF the summer Mr.
Morgan is also owner OF ths EdEehill
mine at Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
city council Will be held "a the council
chamber OF the city building Tuesday
evening OF this week. This session Will
not doubt prove 10 bean interesting one.
this matter will probah-y es settled at
this meeting. Several other important
matters VIII be given attention. includ-
ing the Introduction OF several new or
dinances and resolutions