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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17

station, I'VE miles east OF oregon, on
the Fillmore road the place no" be-
my owned by Chris. Lentz. Her Ia
ther, Jesse Carroll was Killed In ls0s',
by railing from stage coach, enroute
tooreson, and breakin. hisheck, Tie
accident occurred near the George Gel
win place, about one mile this side OF his
place, the stage station. She was'he
widow oi the late Albert ;. Mcln
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17
The Negro Problem.
Phones, Old 81, Mutual 40,

An illustrated lecture on this prob
lem, one Of the greatest questions
that confronts the American people
today, will he given In the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday night, at
eight o'clock. Stereoptican pictures
will be shown Of the Southern cabin
homes, industrial developments,
schools, ETC., illustrating the Efforts
that are being made for the elevation
Of the race. Admission free. A free
will offering will be taken TO pay ex.
penses.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17
A Former Resident.
"BLAiH, KAs., April, ~

BLAIR, kAs., April, 1911.
EDITORS of The SENTINEL, AND
RrADrRs:-After u lapse Of twelve or
more years, am again a regular
reader OF TmE SENTINEL. | notice
letters from former Holt county
people, and hope these few lines Will
escape the waste basket.
In glancing over the items from
different localities, ] see names Of old
friends. not heard Of for q number Of
years, and they bring pleasant memo.
ries to mind. Would say TO any form.
or friends near BluG City or Curlon,
that often see our old.time Sunday
school superintendent, Mr.. Walker,
and wife. They have cory little
home In wathena, and have made lots
Of new friends.
We were IN 81. Joseph Thursday Of
last week, and met a girlhood friend,
Carrie Elder Foster, also q former
resident Of CurZon, whom We had not
seen for over three years, and later In
the day met our old friend and neigh
Dor, Henry Hughes, formerly Of Mon
arch district, We had not had the
pleasure Of seeing him or any one Of
his family In the past ten years. We
we're reminded OF the many social
times enjoyed al his home. The
young folks knew where TO 20 10 have
good time, and were always vel
coined 10y Henry and Emma. We re.
ceivcd a letter recently from our cOu.
sin. Alice Garner, of near I.arned,
kas. She said Jim was all through
sowing oats, and that prospects there
Mere splendid for good crops 80 far
We lad the pleasure Of visit lng them
about year and half ago. While We
enjoyed our visit 50 much, met sOcia
blc people, and saw line country, We
feel more al home among the trees
and hills.
note you have a correspondent
who signs our old nOm'de'plume OF
Violet. Success To them,
Fearing this letter may he get Ing
too lengthy, and bidding all old Holt
county friends hearty greeting,
Yours Truly,
MRs, NELLIE MARsi-CRYsrAL,"
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17
Abstrscter and Nesotistor Of Loans
Transfers for week ending April

Transfers for week ending April
1, 1914:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Simon G Kiefer to Charles II
Carter, lots !, 3, u, !, and =,
block |, II Add, Forbes ..,.,,Sl, 800
John II Steele TO Jacob Cloos,
City Observation-Disclosures, $3.50
Mary II Fullerton ct al to Ralph
A Appleman, ne ne 81, 90. ~ 1900
James Il Brown to Jennie Il
Mathews, ne sw ri, 90, IS. 1000
Mary T. Pullen to John II Steele,
lot s. block 2, Md City,. $500
Geo w Profit to Carl o Smith
and wife, Sc ne 20, 60, 81 49,. 1000
Geo w Reayis to Della j Dooley,
1T lot l. block II, W Add,
Oregon. .................... $500
John w Gray to George Il Gel
win, Pt block Is, Oregon...... 475
Edw Il Richards to James b
Payne, 1853 a SO 20, 10, 80 .... $50
Rose Hanna by trustee to Har-
yey A. Evans and wife, Pt lot
3, block 7............. 2oo
w q Stubbs, trustee, to Ora z
Andes, $50 . In II, 10 and ",
OIL, u .................. <iVOV
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17
Biz Type POland.C China Bears and Gifts

Wm Rostock mile east of Oregon, has for sale
last of March and of April third arrow Bears that
weigh from 225 pounds to 25 pounds and also six brothers
May 10Th farrow to the four fall yearings he sold to
Messrs. John Noesch Curtis Whitmer Oppenlander and
Hoffman, Also of my Recorded Herd Bears, a great
breeder Mr. Rosock guarantees every hog breeder if
not let with until all safe in pig. He will also
sell about 20 Gifts bred open Peter Monw breeding of
Orange City, Iowa. is in twelve of the above pigs
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17

FIFTEEN sEvENTY.FIvE and
TEN FIFTY" are the prices OF the
STU ID EBAKER cars, completely
equipped ct d. n. Martins.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-17
Real Estate Mlmeograrh.

PuBLIsmED WEEKLY nv y. y. RICHARDS,
OREGON, NO,
OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN THE MOORE block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

spending cyeral days a. the guest ~
friends and relatives re N~v YORK city
N r. SAKE. or Russia. d. the guest Tor
= Few days Of his brother. Louis SAKE at
Fulton.
Miss onve Hunter. student =, w.St
evening TO resume her studies after
spending few days With her parents 80
Elm Grove.
Mr. end Mrs Pred HartI.ih and little
SON. OF Harmony. pa. are spending q
few days the guests ~ friends az Elm
Grove.
Miss Marjorie Harris. Of Film Grow
friends ~ Pittsburgh
Miss Anna Smith. 90 Springdale. BE- the
guest Tor few days - friends al Coats.
Miss Carrie RiCheies Of chicago. -
spending few weeks 40 the guest OF
Mrs G \, stout. ~ FULTON.
Miss Edna Wagner b. confined To- her
homs, on high street FULTON. on account
Ms. William. Thoras, Of Fulton. en-
tortained n number % friends from War
wood. with a party saturday ~ ening.
The members 81 Triadelphia district.
board Of education. spent scN crai daN >
Of last week. looking after the conditiun
OF the schools In the country district.
Washington district horrd OF educst-
ton, Will meet in reE-lar monthly ses-
sion this evening. al the Fulton bank
building
David McLure.of Elm Grows, is spend
ing several days as ths guest Of friends
At t1nlcyNtlle Ohio
/ Fred Han has returned 60 his home a,
Clinton. after spending the past J. \
DAYS with friends gt Film Grove.
Carl Leathcrwoud has returned tu
Morgantown. after sp' nding few day-
with relatives In the out the ptkc dis
trict.
Harry Glitch. Of Edrwood. H. spending
n few days with friends az Pittsburgh
Miss Clara Strocbel. OF Pleasant Va
ley. wiz leave within few DAYS FOR
Cleveland. whore she will visit relatives
Max Hysr and Irhn Gysinger. Of
Akron. have returned 20 their homes
after spending the FcIrth with friends
at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
ATTACK FASTENED BY THE
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS
TO MEXICO CITY.
Difficulties Between Carranza and
Villa Result of Misunderstood
ing-Will Be Composed.

EAGLE PASS. Texas. July 5.-In.
formation brought hy messengers
from Saltillo today was that troops
from the division of the east have
been ordered by General Pablo Con
Zales TO proceed at once TO Queretaro.
This move is regarded as significant
OF the part the divisions OF the east in
tend to play in the tinal capture OF
Mexico City. as the final stand OF the
tederals probably will be made at
Queretaro
The movement to Queretaro. Il is
thought here. also was precipitated by
the withdrawal of body OF federal
troops under General Paschal Orozco
from the Queretaro garrison TO rein
force the garrison of Mexico City.
Word has been received here that
the constitutional troops under Gen
erai Jesus Carranza. three miles from
san Luis Potosi, have taken Ceritos.
In the state Of San Luis Potisi. from
a small force OF federals The rail.
road has been repaired 10 Ceritos The
troops TO go 10 Queretaro will be
drawn from the command Of General
Jesus Carranza. who has $4,000 men
near San Luis.
Colonel Francisco Mariel. who is CD
Grating under the command Of General
Jesus Carranza. arrived at Saltillo yes
terday TO discuss with the first CHIEF
The conditions in the field near Sar
LUIS. He said the entire country was
friendly 10 the Constitutionalists. and
thai II sufficient arms could be prOvid
ed. General Jesus Carranza could have
force Of 81. 900 within q few DAYS
Came From Misunderstandinq.
The differences between General
Francisco Villa and General Carranza
which are now being arbitrated by 4
commission at Torreon. were really
the outgrowth OF a Misunderstanding
according to the messengers from Sal
tlllo. The realization that the break
between the leaders was due TO such
Misunderstanding is said TO have
prompted the attempt 10 compose ths
disagreement through the commission
According TO the word reaching
mere The trouble arose. al least In
part. over the efforts Of General Ma
terra 20 capture Zacatocas II Is said
mat General Natera. in his anxiety 10
De allowed TO take the CITY either
was misinformed regarding the mum
Der OF federals in the town or con
cealed the facts. giving General Car
rama the impression that the garri
son numbered not more than 5000
men After Natera had lost more
than $500 men In his assaults he ask
20 Tor endorsements and. Il Is said
General CarranZa then sent an order
70 General villa based upon the IN
formation REGARDING the I ted eral
strength given By Natera.
villa. having advices that this in
formation was Incorrect and that fh.
federals numbered nearly 10000 TOOK
exception 20 the order 10 is believed
mat when tho various facts are dis
cussed frankly a. the conference "a
conc fusion satisfactory 20 both sides
will he ranrhaH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
FINANCIAL.
her anger and her most becoming

her anger and her most becoming
bushes.
When she had bowed her excuses
silently and hurricdly left the dining
room she heaved a sigh Of relief De
Tia realized that the first neal was the
most trying ordeal Her "afflictions
once firmly established iu the minds
Of the other boarders. her task would
prove easy. She wondered rust w1at
they were an saying about her now.
ard especially she pondered on the
young man who had sat next TO ner
She knew that could she but speak
she would endeavor 10 make him sorry
for The words be had given uttsraLcc
10. That way in which she would
make him sorry brought a smile TO
Delia.s eyes.
II he fancics me when ! am deaf
and dumb" she unused. what could
make him feelHHf I wanted to-" Do
la realized that she was going 20
want Co make him think % great deal
She went 90 sleep that evening ia
her new boarding house with deep
Her concentrated plans bodied ilI for
the heart Of her male table COmpan-
ion
During The following days Della
found hrr.rIf ENJOYING Hlr anIffuNirf.
cd maladics Certainly 90 was anus
IuE Co hear the comments OF people.
Oftpntlmrs she bIIanod 90 swiftly
mat "a look 81 alarm entered the face
of the person who had made remark
about her and often anger kIudlDd iu
her eyes or n look of amusement Un.
gerod there
She was on the landing of the board
ing house and would have entered her
room one eNeulnE about ten days an.
Ter whom laughing sn.rr stopped her
say Miss Ransom. when YOU
want f1 feed the -uIrr0vs on your
window 800 don't forget to chirp at
them. ! love to hear you in The early
morning
The man who eat next hrr af tho
table was standing there laughing
Della would have turned auEriiy
away hut somehow anger was im.
pot Die and her aston sHmout only
Increased The mana amusement
have known from Tho sflrf.
Dc went ON Thu uIEHf remarked
alogt your beauty and you biushed
You had ro right to talk about
un. Della spoke quickly and DO must
hn confessed that her own voice
sounded Vol fu hrr own LONGING care
Ut ann uruUfICiuE concentration and
now FUI have spoiled f au Sut
laughed In spite OF herself
go. .OufrllICfrd tho man. Ill will
help you wonderfully fu concentrate
uu wr and to realize every minute
Uf f.H dFF. CHAT D ann Hp only uar.1r
u fI. uUu.u WU. id .u whom sou can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
REBELS MAY SOON ATTACK
THE CITY OF QUERETARO

d Inlie each way once a session. The
ye l IS not disposed to consent 10
charge in the present aIIousn., -
twenty cents "A mile. VI
conference on Philippines.
mere Will be a White House COS,
III, SIshce tomorrow between Presidsnf
, wilson and Representative Jones ~
Virginia chairman OF the house insu.
~ Anslrs committee. regarding the
pplhe independence bill. which
passed this session The Jones nm
Ielterates the declaration in the RaIfi.
more platform that Il is the intention
TO recognize Philippine independencs
as soon as Is practicable But docs
hot attempt 70 fix and definite time
for independence. '''i'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
0UT-THE-PlKE
rulton Council.

ne july meeting OF Fulton council
~ %" heid THIS evening at the mayor O.
ouse ia IN" fultun Bank building Sc.
tIai routine matters Will be taken up
anu several matters Of especial import
"n't discussed. IL d. said the matter
o.. removing Mayor Paxton. when vs.
ueclded on at special meeting held
- tIat dsg ago. viii he discussed. Just
ta-e "r not ~ not known. hut the fact
temnin- that unless Suntcient cnars,es
him he can hold the onice FrIond 81
the mayor and "a number Of the private
Cltizens or the town are OF the opinion
mat the action Of council in lmpeach ming
MIN Is Illegal and not according a., -
evening. '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
THE WE ATHER
CONDITIONS
JERRY ON THE JOB.

WASHINGTON. July b.-Tempera.
lures averaging near normal over the
entire country, with local rains fairly
well distributed. were forecssted 20
night by the weather bureau for the
coming week.
"A disturbance that II now over tho
northwest the bulletin added. will
move slowly eastward. crossing the
great central valleys Tuesday and the
eastern states about "wednesday. at.
tended by rising temperature and 10.
cal showers and thunderstorms.
This will be followed by change
To cooler weather over the northern
states east OF the Rocky mountains"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Misses Mario and Helen EIaNar ~
tlFNf.rnfh street and Wnrrnof avenue.
nave returned home after spending the
IourfN WITH friends in Marietta
Nra Louis NuIfr has rrfurraH N.s..
from hrFrrr. IS Va where enc yra-
called ~ account ~ fhr uInaae of Ee~
mother Mrs. John Garden
Miea Hraa Wilson hoe returned f1 rr~
nome iU IlffahurEh nffar spending tho
Ipurfh with her parents Mr ard Nfre
and Nirhland avenue
J. " hoffman har Installed b noe.
sodn fountain fn hfr coon frrffHrarv
stove on Warwr0d aVsrue
Nise Mamie Cox 40 MrurfrrrTa rra
returned home after arenfInF some time
WaitinE friends in town
G. %. Carothcrs has returned from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Ihiladeiphia COMPANY has completed No
~ IN. grt lttt Coal Company.s PROV.
icy a 90. have drillsf their serond te-t
Oh the ecorg Barr s-a,re Iot through a..
pumpsr.
On the Three pegr.a road ln the sane
county. located near smiths uumufn..
station. The Wildwood 90 Company has
farm aud has a. uEht chow oil OH U,rs
OF NilAcnaburg the s.as companies are
quit" HctiNc drilling Tor gas There ar.
siN or seven wells drilling and starting
in that locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

me regular monthly meeting or the
women Home and Foreign Missionary
society or the stone church viii he held
AZ the home Of Mrs 4 r. Euble TbU,s-
day afternoon. The following program
viii be carried out, after which a r.,ctsf
session will be held.
Devotional services . Mrs pr,v.,,
foreiEn- Review Of the Past year
- .....-.. ..... Mrs. Belle McCortrey
none Encouraged by the Past
what Can We DO in the Future
90 go ...-........... Mrs Wayman
lear b9ok ......... Mrs r. y. Hervey
Business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
Meeting This Eveninr

feAulal mummy meeting o. the Love-
land OIuutcer Fire and Protection assoc
riattou Of south Warwood viii be held
. Monday evening at : 20 o'clock al the
hose house conner Firm street aud War
wood Avenue. All members nre urged
90 DO present as the evening will he
spent in the discussion Of plans Tor the
lawn fefe In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
WARWOOD
Moonlight Excursion

Members o. tsafWood tuuge No. s.
Shi .ld OF Honor. viii give moonlight
excursion on the ohio river on Mcdne--
uay evening. july IS. Al plans will be-
completed az the meeting uf the lodge
Tuesday evening Tor the affair. This -
the first ever given by the organization.
Many tickets nave already been sold and
a large crowd - expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ". -. McCuIIe and son.
William. of Nineteenth street. have re-
turned home after t-sfung IN Pitts
burgh. The party left Friday evening
dud returned sunday m their auto.
DR. W. \ webb. vie and daughter.
Margaret. of WarwOod avenue. have tc-
turned home after spending the Fourth
with relatives and friends In Cameron,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

SnrinEer a SfriuEcr. contractor OF
rladelphia, will start work this mora
are 90 De made Go tho streets az Ft--
wood. This VIII Include the LAYING n
'ew'nt gutter ard the fii'ur Boo the
crushed stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

\ movement h. on loot at the bowl
ing alleys at Elm grove FOR tn.
ization ot duckpin league. This ha ?
been under consideration among t.e
boNlers Tor some time. and they VIII
meet this evening at the bowling alley
Tor the purpose Of organizing III nos
stbie. ten team league will be orguu-
lHed In the out-thc-pike district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Lawn services were held Nsaterdav
evening 20 $50 o'clock ~ the grounds
surrounding the Ircshy church
ON TwTutieth street Rev Edgar bay
had charge ~ The preaching Music for
the evening was rendered bF the church
choir Many people attended tho ssrv-
sees. a7 thcy are cool in the open air
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

a meeting OF tho Trladelphia district
board Of education will he held fEt4
evening az the oTtCc of ur. Leach tra-
craft az Elm Grove. Important school
HatterH VIII come % for confederation
a. the meeting. Among other thing
VIII DC the appropriation Tor the conn
ing school year. several other routine
matters viii Doe taken uf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

.NfrNl services over The remains az
ne late fillmore TUistf 81 EIm Grove.
automobile FRIDAY evening ayfr b. b.fT
thiN afternoon from the home or NJ
rarenfs 90 Vim Grove. REV. o. U 81.
N'liNn. pastor ~ the stone church vII
Do iu charge ~ tho service. Trfs-rl.rr,f
VIII 20 made Hf fha stone church come.
IFrh. Tho young lad va a member OF
'Nf IIm Grove company. Bows. Hrfrafe.
and one NJ tho most runIIHr az fNa
YOUNGER Hrra o. rfF4 nra.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Ihe Westminster guiId Of the stone
church will give a lawn fete on 49,
lett = lawn Tuesday evening Those in
charge OF the a1atr are making ursl,a-
Tatlpns Tor one Of the most rctsisful
events OF the kind ever given by "a sum
day school class. The event Will be- "a
charge OF Mrs. Ella Wicdluan. teacher
OF the class. All are kItfd to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

I'HF'N Long. ~ f.ruuH Run. Oh slowly
ImprnN IuE at hts home after being
neatcu last week by George MDgIU Ur
W. - Webb Ina the case and If Will 10
out The local authorities have not
yet found MrfIiI and If ia thought that
Pc escaped f' fnc ohio eide ~ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

81 ~ HnI W. D. Urfaur ~ rarEa.r
pNrf WfitnI county .iIf return tufrri-
ION. today after arrr1inF r. rev daFa
and TriadnIrFIa
Tho Junior tIrrfr Of fN. ls.r,4tE.,
Miesi0n Haud NJ fhr Stone church will
Hf tho church
Tho REGULAR MONTHLY rreaffnr o. rfv.
WOOD COUNCIL win b. held THE evening
f'uLInf n'nfl"rH W.|I b. taken 90
Mystic lodge no &C. D. 81 y az t.fr,
Grove viii hold their vsekTv r,e.ti..
this rF rrfng
farufhera Mission Uanf ~ me afara
rnurr'N wv b. h.Hlf = - .ars.s, rYry
SITES Martha Wagner % Fulton. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
1xPREsS Can sChsDULE
Taxing Eject June Al, leos.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weusourF
Leave
22nd street Lava
WI ceiling WellapurE
1880 a M. 500 n m
$50 y. IN 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsV-LLB
Daily Except sunday.
10th Street Lava
Wheeling MoundsvfIle
1900 a. m I.aO D IA
3:sO 2. m
ON lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and 6:ls
p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

formerly az Waruuod but now or Y-err.
j., wanna. ere visiting local f-Irnda
Ihef ore visiting no The home ~ SIR
ana Mrr John ffrfner. ~ rIrhfarI ave.
rIe They wlll leave Tor home some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

The Fulton picture house which was
recently sold to Nick Boancia. Of Wheel
ing, viii be opened within the near fu-
lure. Ihe building H. undergoing ca
tensive repairs, and will be placed In
nrSt class condition for the opening.
Nhich VIII be held within a few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Two specders. arrested by Deputy
Sherlit william Grc-i. on charges OF
exceeding the speed limit in the out the
pike district. will BE- gwen trial to-day
before squire Setbert one Of the ar
rests was made Friday and the other
sunday. The names OF the parties haN e
not been given out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Mayor W. D.. Helfenhiuc. 81 Eigh-
teenth street. left the latter part Of last
week for the east where he will spend
some time on business. ON his return
10 viii stop iu Washington. d. e.. and
tam Co The government inspectors about
c'ftiug free mail delivery for the ctti-
Zeus Of Norfh WnrWuod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

ifNf1r1fnfN eerrirra Tor tho quarter.
% communion that viii Do held I'D tho
stone church rfNf SUNDAY will DO raf..
af fne church Friday evening ana Sad.
IrifE afternoon The services TrIdH-
evening wi. Do Iu charge 81 REV
Ntflg If ItnhIraHr. ~ tho Erer~A
p nlted freatTtrrIHu church The SAD.
.rlar Hervirra which Will be- held af r
. 'i. q n. VIII hs conducted bv Eer.
POTTER. ~ me Vance Memorial
.n.rrh Communion aer.Iree wUI be-
held sunday 90 ff a fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Ni mo store. and barber shops %
NHrN "nH Wer closed Saturday 10 that
.u'l g.fnH loves could enjoy the T0urth.
Ihe EIrniarH Coal company on No..
NNrh. and HlI other rouuarIea did the
Same ming Many uirnIra we're held
river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06

Regular weekly meeting or the christ
ian EudeaNur society OF the rreEbyter-
ian church viii - held "wednesday
evening at o'clock az the church on
I Twentieth street All are urged Co be
present and share in the meeting Harry
Lucas viii have charge Of the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-06
REPUBLICANS
toOntiuusd PROM FIRST Pager

would mean protracted session
warm weather and approaching pri
meries are CombIng TO cause light
attendance and barely moro than q
quorum OF Che house is in Washing
ton
blHs on the unanimous consent
calendar. "a safety valve FOR tho con
Eestion N general legislative buaI
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