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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06

Washington. Aug. 5.--The United
states government, through It's pTcsi-
dent. today submitted to the wdrring
European nations a peace plan in
volving general mediation of the
differences which threaten to disrupt
the entire continent
To The rulers of the several nations,
President Wilson offered his good Of
Aces as a mediator in the war s'tna-
ton
Mr. Dumba the Austrian amhassa-
dor, is hurrylng here from the Aus
TRAN summer emba ssy at Manches-
ter. Mass, and viii hold a conference
with Secretary Bryan. The French
charge has also Indicated desire 10
confer with Bryan as soon as ne
reaches Washington from Newport.
The following message was sent TO
the emperor OF Germany. car ol
Russia the emperor of Austria Hun
gary. the president Of France ana the
King Of England,
AS Official head Of one of the pow
ers signatory ut The Hague conVen-
ton. / feel il To be my privilege and
INV duty, under article 3 of that con-
yentfen. to say to YOU In spirit OF
most earnest friendship that ! should
welcome an opportunity to act in the
interest of European peace, either
now or at ans other time that might
he thought more suitable, as an oc-
c4sian to serve You and all concerned
I'm way that would afford me last
ing cause for gratitude and happiness
WOODROW WILSON.
r7-77+a+r-7 rrff- t-77ttti Offices WAS fer
war.Iea by Secretary Bryan to the
American embassies in the nations
involved and through them trans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
Several Thousand.
Dead and Wounded

Brussels (via Paris August g. Thursday 138 A. M
Several thousand dead and wounded the toll paid by the Ger
army Mouse for its attack Lege The Begans
made heroic defense repung the Germans after heavy and
continuous fighting.
The fortified position of Lege had to support the general
shock the German attack yesterday The Belgian forts
sisted the advance fercey and did not suffer One Belgian
squadron attacked and drove back six German suadron
Eight hundred wounded Germans being transferred
to the city of Lege where they will be cared for
Official dispatches report that the Begans have repulsed
attacks by in the neghborhood Of Liege The
Regans delivered vigorous counter attack the Germans
who had passed the forts killing all of them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
DR., o,!AHAM DEAN
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL

Charlotte, n G.. Aug REV, Or.
Plato 7. Durham. formerly of the fac
atty of Trinity college, but more re-
Gently presiding elder OF the Char
totte district in the Western North
Carolina conference. has just been
elected dean Of the theological de-
partrnent Of the new Methodist uni
varsity. TO be established in Atlanta
Several weeks 60 Dr. Durham was
elected "A member Of the faculty Of
the new theological department and
r WAS generally understood Their that
ne wouid be chosen 10 have imme-
diate supervision Of this important
unit Of the university development
Ills election as dean, now means that
he viii be president of the theological
department of the Divinity school. ms
it should doubtless he more appro-
.priately styled.
Dr Durham received the following
message from Bishop w A. Gambler
yesterday afternoon Have elected
you dean. Come tonight Commit
tee wants to meet you here in the
morning Important Needless To
state Or, Durham left last night for
Atlanta. lie has accepted the election
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
SAYS EASTERN SHORE
PEOPLE ARE HAPPY

s wilkins Matthews, of Accomac.
former members Of the legislature and
former secretary of the State fisheries
commission was a visitor ia Richmond
yesterday. Mr.. Matthews declares
that the Eastern Shore is the best and
most happy section of the State. If not
the most prosperous. He says pota-
toes arc selling at prices that give
good proht and that the crop is good.
News Of wars and rumors of wars,
prohibition. local option and other
matters taking the time Of citizens OF
other sections, says Mr. Matthews, are
not worrying the people Of the East
ern Shore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
T, JACKSON RUN
DOWN BY TRAIN

r. Jackson. last night while on his
way home. about five miles out OF
Richmond. on the Midlothian turnpike,
had one arm nearly severed, the other
mashed and - head injured by train,
which struck him at crossing, about
TWO miles out of South Richmond.
The accident happened near the home
Of. q W. Cole. chauffeur employed by
Dr George Ben JQhnson. who called
taxicab and rushed the injured man
TO the Memorial hospital
Mr. jackson was struck about 1890
O'Clock and reached the hospital shortly
after / ocnoCk Physicians there
found IT necessary TO amputate the
injured arm. Jackson recovered from
the operation and was reported as do
Ing well about o'clock this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
RICHMOND MANS AUTO
IN FATAL JOY RIDE

A high powered automobile belong
ing TO q. II Gunst, If this city, who
is spending a vacation at Cape May,
~ j., figured N Il fatal Joy ride at
that resort Tuesday. when one man
lost his HE and another was prob
ably fatally injured
The machine. which was taken
from the garage without the knowl-
edge Of its owner. was being run at a
high rate of speed on the road to
Wildwood, few miles distant. and
when an endeavor was made by the
driver 10 take a sharp turn the ma
chine skidded and upset hurting the
occupants to the roadway.
Both occupants az the machine were
hotel EMPLOYEES from Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
Ono Woman Hysterieai.

q Of all the passengers only one wo-
man was hysterical When her mental
equilibrium was restored, Il was found
that she was hysterieal merely from
joy at finding herself safely aboard
an American vessel
Colone, Swalms address evoked n
storm IF cheers All crowded round
hi mnud rs many AS 60. close enough
shook the hand Of the ola soldier
Many went aboard without tickets
The American consul listened TO their
stories If they were women. he ask
ed ifthey had any money. and II the
answer was IN the negative, he used
his own Judgment and gave them
some, whtle the quarteru}aster At the
gangwav turned his head and tho wo-
men walked aboard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
American Character TyPically
Shown as Philadelphia Sets
Sail From Southampton
P roninent People
On Storage List
and Cultured Wo-
men In Fine Spirits as They
Go to Their Bunks

London. Aug. 5.-The American
character was shown, finely and typ
iCaI8y, today al Southampton. when
932 Americans sailed Oh the Aneri-
can liner Philadelphia rive hundred
and two Of them we're. in the second
class, which Is the best the vessel
affords. since 1t was placed IN the 'one
class service by the international
Mercantile marine Some ttTne ago, and
the remaining 430 were In the steer
age.
1t Is safe to say that never since
the MaEfoWer has q ship sailed with
so important a list Of steerage pas
sengers. This list of the Fhiladel-
phia included many milltoEaires and
many persons OF prominence In va
ri8us walks Of life They showed 20
annoyance at being compelled 10 trav-
el In the steerage and made no com
plaiat at their novel position. All
were as happy as school boys: IN fact
outwardly they appeared happier than
those in the cabin.
In Ees; of Spirits.
Every body was laughing and in the
best Of spirits as he was escorted to
his bunk
Three Pittsburg mtlliona'res agreed
that this was true democracy really
the ultimate value Of
money The men, women and chill
dren In the steerage seemed to look
upon the voyage as q joke Good ma
ture reigned throughout that part Of
the ship il was good to see the spirit
Of chiva'rV that animated the more
fortunate who were in first or second
class quarters Persons who had
state rooms 30 themselves went to
the AGENTS Of the Iue and said:
u haVe too much room. 81 the eX~
tr.zt tt-f-HRG IN FEsN- state vHlrsa -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
ed "Godspeed," and wishes for a safe
trip and return next year.
Organization Perfected.

London. Aug. 5.-The general COM
mittee of american citizens completed
It's organization today and passed a
resolution that the American govern
ment be requested to instruct It's
diplomatic representatives., particular
ly those at Berlin and Vienna forth
with to obtain the agreement of the
foreign governments respectively rep
resented by them to refrain from all
Interference with any vessels which
this committee charter or controls for
the sole purpose of carrying Ameri-
can citizens home, and generally to
take such broad measures as may be
necessary to secure the effective work
ing of this and all other means to pro-
vide suitable transportation, under
American control. of American citizens
to their home country. Oscar s. Straus
presented the resolutions to Ambassa-
dor Page today to be forwarded to the
state department at Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06

Paris, Aug 5.--Amerfcans here
viii probably be able to leave France
by August 5. The news that the
United States government is sending
transports to take refugees home was
received with cheers by the crowd at
the embassy here today.
The refugees thronged the embassy
and the sidewalks. order Is now be-
ing kept tn the throng by a military
guard All Americans are admitted
strictly In the order of their arrival
at the embassy
Mrs. Thomas +. Ryan and Oscar
Underwood, Ir.. stood in line for
hours to obtain identification certifl-
Gates.
Major Crosby. the military attache.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06

The regular meefINg OF FocAI aV7'
BARRIERS union. was held at O'clock
last night with a large attendance.
Several candidates for membership
were admitted At the next regular
meeting smoker win be held and i'm
portaut addresses VIII be made by a.
c. Ruuge and Maurice James, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-06
Building Permits

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
the following permits; Miss Essie
Lehman 70 hAld three onc-story
brick stores On Robinson street be-
tween stuart ana Hanover avenues
to cost $4,000: Mrs. J. r Sullen. ad-
ministratriN. 80 repair frame dwelling
l202 North A!nteenth street, to cost
$500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
FIRST MASS
OF Three 20 BE Held For Repose OF
Soul Of Pope Celebrated In
Sistine Chapel.

ROME. Aug. IS. via Paris, s AZ p.
m.-The first o. the three funeral
masses 20 be held in the Sistine
chapel for the repose % the soul q
the late Pope Plus X was celebrated
this morning BY Cardinals N%iencenzO
and VannutellL Final abEolution was
given by Cardinals Falconio. ARliardL
Cassetta and De Lai
Around the catafalque. which is 80
feet high. surmounted by the triple
crown and surrounded by hundreds Of
candles. sat nearly hfty cardinals.
Among these was Cardinal Farley. OF
New York. and on a stool ~ his feet
sat his secretary. Rev Thomas c. Car.
roll Behind the cardinals were the
~patnarchs. archbishops. monsignors
and the whole Vatican court
The United States was Represented
BY Monsignor Patrick J Hayes. chan.
cellOr Of the archdiocese Of New
York MonsiEnor John Edwards. vicar
general Of the archdiocese Of New
York Monsirnor Nevln r. Fisher. Of
Philadelphia. and MonsiEuor Charles
a OHern. vice rector Of the Ameri-
can college IN Rome.
The Sistinc choir was conducted By
its director. Monsignor Perosf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
INJUNCTION
ls Asked BY Government Against L.
high Valley 20 Prevent Payment
% Commissions 20 Agents.

NEW YORK. Aug 2s-The govern
ment hled In federal court here TO
day a complaint In a suit 20 entoin che
Lehiah Valley Railroad company from
making payments az commissions or
salary 20 George W Sheldon a Com
pany. forwarding agents. Of Chicago.
IN accordance with alleged contracts
and understandlnEE. and 20 enforce
ne Observance 20 the published and
hled tarins for the transportation Of
merchandise IN Interstate commerce..
The complaint sets forth that there
are other hrmE and corporations en-
Eaged IN the same general kind and
character % business a. GeorEe ".
Sheldon a Company and 20 those com
petinF firms and corporations the L.
high Valley Railroad company makes
no allowance for routing goods over
Sc lines
George " Sheldon a Company va
indicted some time ago on a chargs
n accepting rebates but a. the ia
ne presldlng judge directed an aequlf-
tai The government then had the
forwarding company r~elndicfed. AZ.
cused ~ accepting rebates on other
shipments and that case IL sul pend.
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
Martins Ferry Hrsf..

The Rev. J. s Hfii returned yesterday
from Pennsylvanil where he has been
Nisiung for several weeks.
The city officials viii receive their
pay this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miles. OF wash
ington street. left yesterday FOR Zanes-
vie. 70 spend several days with reia-
Fred Kurtz returned yesterday from
q business tup At Pittsburgh and Cleve-
Leo Russell left yesterday on his
vacation. which he viii spend at smith
Mrs. Vance Roberts and dauehtor
Dorothy. returned 20 their home yester-
day at Indiana Harbor.
Orwell Barley. or Rridgepor, q e.
visiting friends In this CITY.
s. W. Boyd Is making a number Of re-
pairs on his home on North Fifth street.
The many friends OF n X. Campbell
viii b pleased TO learn that he Is Inn
proving after a serious Illness.
Mrs. John Rice and Airs. william
Mann returncd yesterday from YounEs-
Scot, Lynn. % steubenviiie arrived
yesterday morning. having been called
70 the bedside Of his mother. Mrs. Alex
Miss Mary Jamison will leave to-day
Tor Indiana Pa. TO take up her position
as music teacher.
Miss Thee Robcrtshaw went 20 Be
thesda yesterday. TO spend several days.
II. g. Pery. Of Pittsburgh. - visiting
nj this city for several days.
Mrs.. Charles Adams went 20 Mt.
f~leasant yesterday. 10 spend several
NIr. and Mn. Thomas Davis leave to-
dhy Tor sharon, Pa, where they will
spend several days with relatives.
Dresden yesterday. where he haa spent
several days with RELATIVES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

And Their value Discussed - Expsrts
Frsuch Claim Superiority
over Germans.

PARIS Aur 81 G.lr O. m-The value
n aerrplarer ir rrruflnr work Ia n sub
iect ~ dlacusrf0n technical OBJ
servers
-Olr military a~siaforr are rrrfrlrr
irNaIIahIe nrruIrfr nrrn the Trrrn
0uuUnn an authority on aviation unnrr
name Hn rr~fffmH F.H n.HHHHnE ranr.rm
~ CDrfrunr
our aerial forces gre frTrlfrIv cup.
erl0r % those ~ Germany Era.1rn
~ h1udrnfr RI military aviator ard
al cur bet civilian al-mrn a-- Dol ne
vice ErIndrururr Uaa M1unraIr
t'ltrl farrnr. EuErrr Gilbert and r1frr
Feirrnra ere aI af tfa front N-frfn-
~ haH just completed a reid vim rn
arparafur n erfranr1Irarr power erue
thirg more uII 30 beard m frfe later
safs ~ thousand Yards
IRE experience ~ H.H n'r rrrrfn
n1 = f1af an ~aer1Diara = cafe nom
p aIffa Hrer 81 frnIrrrf yards Hfrr.
end 70 two fn1ua1rd Yards ar aviator
ai.N can ruHrrrr accurately WITH fra
NAKED rre 49, our flrre can Guide =
maCnlne wien one hand end 1rr alaaara
Hlfh ne other. ere waarra ~ the ara~r
Oarnlf escape nnerr.nfInra
? mnrf NiTIruIf h.rF Ir Co. deter.
rlre Commands 81 nInrr.mIraffr~
among TIE uniforms Urr farrrr r.
e Frerrr llrwrr Ia from orr rar rrr-
oe who have rrr learned fn f.rfIr-
0 rar nrr.uI1Ua from those 20 fra
many would sIrrref ffaf We d. rrs
lfrn ar rrar 70 nI urfrea nh.r-
aarc tnat ue know trrlr ilrr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
Bridgeport Briefs.

Miss Alice Gromeyer is seriously m
az her home az Patterson's run.
EN-Shcrin Bert MAJORS. OF St Glars
Vile. was IN town yesterday.
r. W. Evans went TO Colerain yes
terday. on business.
Mrs. Annetta Stillweii. Of Cleveland.
IS visiting relatives in this city.
Rev John Neel pastor 81 the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. has 70.
turned home from an extended visit In
tho East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Idahi left yes
torday for New Castle q spend several
days with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mailman. o.
Rochester. Pa. are VISITING friends
here.
Walter Bags has returned home
from New Concord. where he has been
visiting for several weeks.
Harry Blum went % Pittsburgh. yes-
tcrday on business
Miss Mary Frankhouser returned
-home from Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Harry futile. % New
FORK. are visiting relatives here for
several weeks
Miss Grace Conroy Of seb-lnr O.
is visiting Miss Mary Patterson for
Several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

sailed from Holland yesterday on her
way home.
Mias Ethel Umstesd. OF this city.
De- spendlng a few days with friends
az ~Barnssville.
Ralph Snyder ras returned from a
two weeks visit with friends az Brad
dock. Pa.
Mrs q a. He.nlein. % Gravel Hin.
has returned from a visit with friends
at W~oodsheld
Hon = b. Armstrong. or Arm
Mills. was = visitor In the
city yesterday
Mr. Charles kocher. 81 Armstrong;
Mills was a visitor In the city yester-
day.
Misses Wayne and Grace Robinson.
81 North Guernsey street. have re-
turned from a visit with friends al
Washington. Pa
Mrs Louis Kraft 81 Belmont street.
has returned from q visit with ret
atives az Decatur. no.
Mrs. h.rrHr Ien.r. T.a returned %
r bone DBL canton Hf'er Spending a
few uHlR vItr friends ir fha rfff
.frNson m C1lumtus ls VISIT
MIs gr.rs wafl ~ Jnion street.
reformed from o. t1p t0 Atlantic
M... Jennie Garrett orr Glencoe wa
n E..f .f friends here .refrrfHr
.. val. visitor fr
.ur.|H" H.Hf".IH"
hI.. carrie Hs f.Hm ana Emma and
N.IrHu .r.r returned from u
r...f u.fF friends rf HnH.ITr
Mr NJ Games nj nIrt..ar.rr
worth UHr.
tU N a srre0n raafor NJ Trinity
frI. FU M..H..nn
H.- I-.rH NH.rr Hr N-1a-farIir b.
.'0 Wilma k0m1rrt 81
wise Hr'er N~irsr4fr.rk OF Cleveland.
. .rnr Dor CrarHmHfr.
H. -HUTr O. Nar Beck nF Nfsrararr
H rrt uI Mr ..I Mrs Albert W.-
a" "I .fH.r. street HnH .fH.a
relatives ." fHa I.fr.
rH. rur Die rrrr rr John ef.rs
u ."H. 900 Hr| "HHfH raafrr".- a.
fH. frrrr Hrf'rrn.r
H Martha Boone Hf frIe ..fF ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
BRIDGEPORT
Joseph Hsrr-ann o-s-.sd

Soseph Hsrrmann vho was drowned
AZ hononEahela. Pa. THURSDAY "a.
~eu knoHn IN this city. The remains
~ere received here yss,erdar after
noon a. lis O'Clock. ard we're taken
70 ne hone 81 his sister Nss Pred
Jackson. a stop 1874 b fhe Adoiph
tnaertSking nrm The droNuinx oc-
curr-d Ehe he with 4 party 81 men
we're returning from work III a fat
boat which capsixet while out In the
river Hermann Nas IN Ms s2nd year
enc i the o ~ Mr. and Mrs. FrAnk
Hermann His father died In 1882.
HERMANN e survived b. his mother
md four brothers. John. Prank. Al
fred n Elmer. all of Monozahela.
and two sister. Ms. Fred Jackson
and Mrs Joseph Kuncera % Barton.
Funeral services viii b. held Sun
DAY afternoon 80 $50 O'Clock az the
home OF his sister. Mrs Fred Jackson
% stop 1874 on the Barton division.
The Rev. A " Wsrder OF the Wheel
ing German Lutheran church. viii OF.
tciate and intermenr viii 70 In the
LinSood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
NEWS BRIEFS

John Marschlinsk has disposed oi
his merchandise and grocery store
at No. 1924 Chapline street and his
household goods on the second noor
AZ 2sls Chapline street TO Adam Kuit.
The sale was recorded in the County
Clerks Office yesterday.
The second annual tri-state outing
OF the Woodmen OF the World was
held AZ Rock Springs Park on Thurs
dar.
Secretary r. r Naylor OF the
Board OF Trade. Is sending out notices
TO all the Boards of Trade throughout
The state. reminding them 81 the an
nual meeting OF the organization 10
be held I'm this city October 10 and IL.
According TO reports. in some
sections OF the Ohio Valley. the toma.
10 Is being troubled with the black
rot which IL injuring the CROP.
Yesterday afternoon a delivery
Toy on a wheel was struck by an auto
At the intersection OF Twelfth and
Chapline street The wheel was de-
molished and the boy succeeded IA
escaping with only slight Injuries.
"A meeting of the Panhandle np-f.
cultural Club will be held al the Hin
Top farm on September Il ana a
splendid program win be carried out
In connection with the event
-Government Highway Inspector
n l. Arbenz. Sr.. Is stopping on here
Tor a few days on a visit enroute "a
Washington from Iowa. and other
points I'm the west.
according 90 government reports
the potato crop will reach about $780,
100000 bushels In the United States
Tor this year. The crop IN West Viz
ginia viii he about 100000 bushels.
During the past week a great
deal OF fruit OF al kinds could be
found on sale In all Of the produce
and Wholesale markets Of the city.
Il F. Booth. 81 Huntington. has
been chosen superintendent OF the
Wheeling office Of the Bradstreet
Company Of New York. succeeding o.
C. Beans. who has resigned in order
% practice law.
The Y. VI G. A. Junior Fymna-
stun class will meet al the associa-
ton building this morning AZ $40
O'Clock Mr.. Miller. the Instructor.
will arrive here Tuesday from his va
and viii then b. In charge OF
the work hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Miss Grace Harmon har Fore fo
Cleveland where she tas secured em-
ri0y ment
Miss LueIa Havins. o. NovarE. is
SPENDING a Few days tho Euesf 0f
Miss Kathleen Leach. Cf Gravel 5000.
SIR and Mrs Albert Alum have
zone" 90 Atlantic city for a ten days
trip.
1asfar Narran. a former resident
of fhIa city now located az Ravens
wood " Va. s spenfinr a few fays
with friends here
Nra Carl Eirrs and children 90
FaIruont. W Va are quests Of che
home of Mr. ard Wrs n. T. CUNNING.
ham,. ON Harrison street
20 Creaunr of Canton is spcrding
"a Tow days with friends here
Word waa received here see erfav
that Miss Mary pcIhrl1ee % Norn
Jofnreon street who was in Ger
many at the h|eelnninr OF the var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
CHESTER elRL SUICIDES

Nl77 Daley Griffin. ared n years.
% Chester " Va. becoming disbaar
ened. lt De- claimed over love msfters
took her W. life Thursday mornirE
~ he carbolic arid route The zfrI
drank and one half ounces uhus
in The home ~ Walter Peters IN
hester She lived but a few min
utes after swallowing the deadG drug
She JEFF no n0te giving the reason for
boz wild at but o. " UNDERTOOK
mar q mar living In Ford City knows
son efhinz about the case that would
Do Interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
Fan Fe,tiyaI Arrann.men,.-

Arrangements for the fall festival.
20 be held In this city Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. October s. .. and 10.
are progressing nicely. The commit
tee on decorations has communicated
with the foremost decorating company
BOZ the country and has heard from q
number 81 others The committee will
NEE loon and select the decorau6s
Ln Meaning with the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29
Elected Officers

Class No. q. Of the First " p sun
day school has elected the following
new Officers. President. Scott Bran
men, vice presidents. 4. g. Flanagan.
r. S. Cunningham recording sccrc-
tary. r. G. Michael. financial secro.
tary. Perry Jones. treasurer. Ed
Bremen: librarian. Arch Fozlo All
members are urged 20 attend the Ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-29

Mrs Hannah Gosney. OF Catawaba
and Washington streets. was found
dead In bed yesterday morning about
g o'clock Mrs Gosney was an old
resident OF this city and owned a gro
cery store until two years ago. The
deceased was operated upon several
weeks z at the Ohio Valley General
hospital and seemed 20 be recovering
She was In her seventy-hrst year and
r. survived by eight sons and two
daughters as follows: Elwood. John.
Chester. Albert. william. George.
Harry. Ernest. Mrs. Hattie Craver and
Mrs. Stella Jones. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.