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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Ginem Garmtr, Der nit Nr Ghais
su6t nod ni6t s~sniissno Osttram 1T,
raten mir, nit elmer tleinsytn 6eros
an8ufanaen un6 iie almdblih burd
Die natirlids JortpflanBuna gu Dsrs
grDBeru. Sir Die Naa5u&t Ifaten
INNER nur bic beIten Mutteri bafs
ausqepGblt tpsrosu. 8ei Der Ghaf'
audit iOQts penigsr Die qrpputtioH
bon Dole, aIs ole 9srpeuouaa au
S6lu6t3ipedsn in Nusii6t genputs
men peroen. 8st Der geItimmung
Der Gr6be Der Seros 1T natiirii4
in erIter aiuie Die QusOt6nung Der
Farm uno bic Qn3abl bon Acres,
fDelae obne ipeitntli9e &Hintrd9tis
quna Der anoeren 6arminDaitri: ber
S6af5udt g,ptOmet psroea tDnnsn,
in 9etra9t gu 3iebeu. Iupte aud, Die
natiirIi6e 5rudtbarteit Os5 4aness
uno oas gauge SDitem 6ss 5arm6ss
trie6s. Die nit Der pfIegs une bsy
Quf3u6t Der S6afe bsrburhere ar'
belt If Bel elmer groBsren SCRIBE ui4t
piel beI6psrIider, dls bel elmer tltis
neren. Inter normalsn @ertdltAiTsn
fam man ungsfdbr Elm S9af auf 3
bis 5 4cres rehnsn.
Der Garmer IoGte in0eB nift
BLOB fragen: ME Diele SGnfe toml
i6 bdIten2 Ionoern aud; nis DisIs
lam i'd gsfuno aui3iGfsn2 Dsua
er oarf ui9t Die SatIa4e arher a9t
IaNeu, naB Die S@aIe bon msbr
Rrant6eiteu bebrobt uno gsasn oieftt
ben fpentgsr pioeritqnostrdftig fine,
aIs anosre 9austiere. Der Griolg
bdngt in OieIer 8e5is9ung BON Ser
@orgfaIt uub Q6tiamteit l5, bic aui
Die 4flege Der 3iere berlpdn0t .ptr6,
Dos ueberipa4su bon 6Aafberbsn
0urG Sunoe lift nur Damn rattan.
penn oieIs fir ben 9ienf gut abses
ri6tet unb gs5pgsn fino, anbernfals
fino 6anbe mebr I4GOIia uno ses
fdbrli6, oIs niiBlid. Don NiAtig'
lett III aud Die S~uno6abpng Der
@6afe beim GiuFangen, 9srlaOta etc,
Bia man Sdufe eiufunatn. 10 loIs
ten fe alf einen iIeiRsn Rdum gu.
fammengetrieben fpsrbtn, Man padl
tie am befsn Inn ben 6aIs Cher arn
SkrT6entel zines 9intrbstns. Nads
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

bstlnird9iigt. auf bsr aiovm @flls
1T aIl3u perofsr unb lltshaIligsE ln'
itrarunb niht tmpishItnspsrl, Jm
alIgsmsiHen III bel @obsu. btr sie
quite Moiss, aartoifsI Grnis etc. btrs
porasbraht Bat, auf eutsn erIolg nit
benz 3uderrilbtuanbau su rshntH.
1as bafiir a~usgspdbIte sdnb icllis
mbalidIt frsi bon uulraut fem. bas
nit ipotsr niht 81 piel Sell nit oss
9stampfuns uub ailsroituna pesitl'
BEN bergeubst bire. GiHt DurAs
fhHiits 3empuaiur BON ttpa ~
@rab Jabrsnbeit ndbrsnb bst 8eit
bss Wahsiums III bic sinitigiis iilr
bic grSisluug elmer ouisH RiIbsusrHle.
Spite 5riibiabrsIr5Fs babsn bduilg
bic @ernihtung Der iungsn pflan4en
sur Tolqe. albls QGhts unb maBlg
iDarms Saas i'm SpGilommsr unO
SsrbIt Tinb benz GinbeimIsn uno Gut
Ipsihern Der Ribsn foroerIih, Dor
allen 9ingen 1T su bsrbiisn, bob ot:
3udsrrlben Inn gobsn fritrtu. Sc
Ser 3f6tsr lOllse babsr baroui be-
badt Iein, fsine Rlbsn Dor Girtritt
bes groRpeiiers nus Der Gros uno
ipomoalid f6ou i'm Clio Obsr Spsis
der 3u baden. Sin IpGtsrss 8risren
Der Riibeu i6abst ibntn ni4t, ipsnn
lie oefroren blstbsn bis fs in Der
5abrii b~srarbeitet psrbsu; bod burG
dbps6Ielnbss Grisrsn une Wisosri
anIlaueH faultu unO psrpsrbsn Ts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Sdnfmdt ani Der Sarm.

Gs mirb BON betufsRer Gtiie bars
auf auimsrtiam ssmant. cdB iiA bic
5armsr IN oitism qaHos I'M srsts
meintH an psnig Der 5ddI5att
piomsn, obtpobl Oiefslbe anstioanisri
maBsn gang bsSsuisnos 9oTIsiIs bic
tst. Sn srIa Clinic nir0, tr,rn bic
S6dfe in ridtigcr WeiIe atfalien
psrosn, bic grudtborteit oss gOosas
sr6ebli6 rbobt. 81 oisitn Gncs
Touis ouraui ssItben ipsyotu, oab
oas @ras nl6t 81 turs dbRiDtIoet,
.0. b. ole G6dibtros nidt ta lauee
auf berIelbsn @eibe as9ulin miro,
S6aTeaueu III, nit elmer ausuabs
me, Der ptrIboais Ron alsn natlrs
li6eH Jarm0ingsrn uno mirb bon
6en 3iersn ni6t nur 5itmliA slsias
mdbia ouf Dem aan0e pgrlstlt, ions
bern BON ibrsn i9arFeH 9uIsu aud
in oen goStn sin9strttsu, iubat CT
nift lei6t iortssf6nsmmt nirb. Gin
ntiterer @ortsil Der Gdahudt bs'
Itebt in BEN gsrnihien bts llRs
trauts, oas ben ttinsm S,t Daus'
there, nit Qusnabme Der 3it6sr, lieber
gsfrsHsn nirh, ais BON ben S1dfsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
8. 8nlammeui6iebbarc Sarbc.

=. 8uldnlalenlmleDpate 9utpes
b,Htn @siSsIttasn suerI ubIriNsn.
0ur6 Elm Osrartisss GinJdgnen elm
1tIusr 3silt Der Msios piro aud Elm
glsi9mGbigerss Mahstum res 9ra'
Iss ODER anbsrsr MstosiruaI er3ieIt,
3redmdbise, Iir oisisn Sized 6ss
Nimmie 0urOen iinb In Der 5neitsn
uno brittsR a6biloung gs3rist, 3n
England psr0sH Siiroeu pisllat aus
Rsbpsrt, iOppbl aus 64uur pie
aus 8rn6t, bsrgeitelt. 9s Sqnur
pirb oura cine Wifhung BON Osl
unO Ger paTeroiht ssmo6t. Das
Nebipsrt nir0 all tempordr eiNgeIeBs
ten Pfoiien befsitist.
Bel gr0bsrsn S6aibsrosn 1T q
Bunsileu plnIasnspert, Die beri6tes
benen Sorten BON einanosr gu trsus
nsu. 9isr5u, Iopis gum Ginbegsn
Ser gan3en Gslber. beoarf Is elmer ges
nii9enoen An3dbl bon Salrtr, tiTo
Der Wangel an ioi9eu bat iid iaon
In manGen Gegenoen dls uriadc oeS
Ridgangs Der Sdaf Jnouitris sr'
iuitIsn. Der biaiaite mo ptattiFhlte
3aun III elm Iold1er aus Drabtges
fls6t. 0srbsn S6dFg6unoe gtbaIs
ten, 10 mHFtu Die maldsn eng genas
fem, INN oas Sinbur6Idtapfeu ots
SunOes 5u nrbtnberu. Die gtsiJs
nete 60be fir QuBen3dune lit ettpa
8 CUB. BET Der 4uitsaung etS 3aus
mes muB aud baruuf gsiebtH pgroen,
oaB bas 9rabtgefieht nube gsnGg
am 9oOen tit, iOoaB bic 9uaoe nitt
barunter Our4 trie4en tOHHen. Sir
tsmpordre Quergduue gsniigt cine
666e bon 80 bis AZ 3oa; am msis
fen iinO iuIds bon 8 Sub o0be im
Ge6raud. StadelOrabt lit fir Gins
8Gunungen, auBer ais oberiter albs
T6luB, uHgssignst, neil Die SaaIe
ii6 oaran bic MoIe 3srreiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

BHiierH etlDrgt ptr0sH, 4. q. Dura
Mnndoeln zines Gads an ben Der
I6Ias. GbsnIo mus baron Elm @ts
fdb gum 9rdnlen bsfsHiqt toeotH.
4arbsu Tnb unisr OsmiFsH I'm,
pdnosn cine srObe 9llie bsi Der
S~auobd6ung bon Snofsn, 70 Dor ale
lem oo, mo 81. gdais pui tntm Be-
itimmitn Seil osf Bellies Bber Der
@tlos SuiammsnssboIisH psyosH IoIs
len. nm gu bsrbiuesru, oaB is Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Die geponssrts Slusmafffns, netde bhts Bib sHt, lit fhn gtHfbs
Der pbantnie, IOnbern sn Ding Der Mtrflhtet. Die BronaoEn baden In
Der miitGriIhen ausbeutnng Der 5lusnaIdtnsn bic Jdbrang untsr alien
Nnhontn ibernommsn. Die RrMgsmofdnt ouf Dem Bible lit Elm as
pan3ertes 4eroplon, auf tuelaen Elm grpBss aspetjergsfdib ier benz qrOs
ptaer mpnttrt i'll. Dns @eIhab urb BON benz fsbenbta Ranonnisr bs
Shnt unb iaHu untr iresnb tnsn Bntst ssfsnt nsrMn Der 0GBsr bE
6Iugpngs fst uHmitstbar biNter BEN Gaunonsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

4 special meeting ~ fhe -esfda,t. n :
the town Of Patterson. will be held this
ticket.
II. w. Bloomfield announced yss,er.
1sy that owing 10 his work IN tho city
ne would not become p candidate. Tor the
maEoraity OF the town of Patterson
INC annual suggcstion meeting In tire
Town OF Noodsdale Will be held on Ffi-
gay evening. December 18th
Inc Elm Grove Eagles will give n
Ilsnce ~ W1ebers. on Now Years eve.
Many invitations are already out and u
tine time - being anticipated.
ranks ~ the out the pike district ere
PREPARING their Christmas saving cards
Most OF them will b. ready to-day.
Harry Hand he's returned to his home
AZ Elm Grove. sf'cr having spent n few
{,iii NJ ,ne F"sft gL friends az Dallas.
spent tbs Wrrt end a. the Nuest 81 Ills
Parents. Mr.. md Mrs. John Shepherd. Of
Miss Grace Onerdinger. 81 waynes-
burg. ~ the guest FOR few days Of
irlsnds aud relatives ~ WOodsdalc.
Inc Ladies AID Society ~ the Buck
ley VI. y. church. will give an entertain
mont IN tho church Thursday evening
JACK Graham. Of Dillonvaio. g. spend
ing several days ~ the guest Of friends
and relatives st Eim drove
Prof. Edward Carroll. Of Golfers. has
returned after having spent the week
the pike district
Kemptgn Fordyce D. confined TO hi-
home az Leathcrwood. on account of III
Mrs u. ~ Ross u con filmed 10 her
nome 90 Noodedaie. with a slight III
Charlie Lough who he's been confined
20 hlT homo rt MOpdsd8lc Tor the ia -
2, N.ru dnl % on account 81 illness. b.
slI ntfy improved
ID y. W1iters. Of Elm Grove. Is CON
iingd Co his home With a critical illness.
ar. and Mr.. Robert Mct.sin. ~ Paris
Wow. left Saturday Tor Lost Angefsn.
-. Wh"te they will spend the winter
. MIC hael Clarity. Who has been COM
fiufd fn hia home % grseFatflfe fi4r
IL trrni dagr On much improved
Joseph Uulior. 10 confined t. hts hofu.
az is'hU 'oinf. un account ~ illness
OF the Iriadclphia District schools. viii
Niiaud thr coming week visiting the
IurHf schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Noundsviiis Briefs.

Mound city Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ.
No 8. will hold an important meeting
tonight ~ their hall on Jefferson ave-
nue. There viii be several candidates
and after the business Of the session a
debate VIII be held.
The regular meeting OF the city coun-
cI. which meets the second and fourth
Mondays Of each month will be held this
evening al the city building. Routine
business only VIII be attended to.
The Missionary society Of the Presby-
terrain church viii be entertained this
evening at the home OF Mrs. Edward
lsohr. on second street at $3.50 O'Clock.
short musical program by some prom
inent vocalists viii be carried out. after
which a social hour viii be spent by
those present.
Members OF Ionic lodge. No. rs. A. o.
L. W. will journey to Wheeling this
evening 90 pay a fraternal visit TO Ex-
cel-iOr lodge. No. 10 A good time Is
anticipated. judging by former visits 20
this lodge.
Mound Chautauqua Circle meets this
evening with Mrs. J. W. n. Morris at
her home on Seventh street. An enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

tanning literary program has b.en No.,
pared Tor this evening. ~
Ire police were called TO the cornc,.
OF furdy avenue and Twelfth street
yesterday afternoon where some foreirn-
erS were starting an early Christrnss
celebration. which had developed INFO
rought house. but as matters mad o,iist.
sa Gown when the police arrived, no
me annual sale OF delinquent real
estate Will be held to-day at the co,trt
house conducted by sheriff q r. Hutcb.
lns On Tbs sale Il for the non-payment
Rev, r; b Turner, OF Seventh street.
VINO ~ IN charge OF the Bible Sfudy
Va. on business.
Mr.. J; g; Conner, wife and daughters
81 shaayslde. were here yesterday the
Carleton Fish. OF Cameron. w. Va
was here saturday calling on friends
FRANK Stillweil. or Elm Grove. a form
or Moundsville merchant. was here ves-
I terdoy calling on friends
Mt Chas. F. Carrigan will move into
NE handsome new residence on Wheel
ing avenue Glendale, this week
Richard Ray, Of Shadyside. was her.
yesterday the guest OF his parents on
/ Center street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BEAUTIFUL SNOW
Wheeling and Vicinity Visited by
Emperor Of Snow Clouds Yester-
day-Over Two inches Fell.

The weathermsn Is again up to his
old tricks. as is easily seen by the
manner i'm which he acted yesterday
Saturday night Indications were that
the heavy clouds which had been COW
ering this section for the past two
weeks would clear away, but TO the
Consideration OF all yesterday morn
ing he had again covered the sky
with heavy coating of snowy clouds
and about noon the feathery flakes
began TO fly. and at 3 o'clock last even
ing 2.03 inches had fallen. The fol-
lowing temperatures were reported at
the government observatory on the
Island: Low. %. high. -. and remain
ing at this mark at 8 o'clock last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
GOOD MEETINGS
Conducted Sunday Afternoon Under
Auspices Of Y. NJ. c. A.-One in
City and Other Out the Pike.

Rev. Arthur Lszenby. pastor OF the
McMechen NJ. K. church. addressed
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ C. A.
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Lazenby
has just recently come TO this dis
trict. having been stationed at Hun
dred before coming here. An unusually
large gathering was present and liz
tened with close attention to the very
able talk OF Rev. Lazenby.
At the Buckley NJ. T.. church at
Edgwood Attorney w. p. Robinson adj
dressed the out-the-pike meeting.
which was also largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
CURE YOUR COLD
In A FEW HOURS
AND FEEL FINE
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND OPENS
ctocoEo NOSE AND HEAD
AND ENDS GRIPPE.
Relief comes instantly.

Relief comes Instantly.
dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken VIM end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head. chest. body or
limbs.
IL promptly opens t-oxged-up nos
trfis ana air passages In the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dullness
feverishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up, Quit blowing
and snuffling, Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else In tine world gives
such prompt relief ss "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice, causes no In
convenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Mrs. Paul Swearer. OF Brownsville.
Ia. y the guest At the home OF her
Saughtsr Mrs William Connolly. Of
North WarwoOd.
Mrs. Herman springer. T. improvlnx
ticth street
Mrs. Charles Iiendcn has returned to
her home IN Colerain %. after visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Alfred Wright OF
North Wa wood.
The Peterson children Of south Wa
wool are confined Al their home with an
attack or chicken pnx
Mrs. Margaret JoaeS. 90 North War
Mood, viii leave the FIRST 81 tho year for
OF the winter.
An all DAY meeting 81 The Ladies' Ala
society ~ the Lutheran church viii be
held Thursday ~ tn. homo OF Mrs
George Eruhn, OF Eighteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
vrrnBAHs r1.nor.
Hoiiday Po-f q A. uams officer,
Tor Ment Year


50 its reeuiar meeting Saturday even
ina. } IS. Holiday Post g. = r.
elected officers Tor the eusuinN year and
several new MEMBER were admitted
Henry fOtbier was elected for the FOUR.
tctnfn consecutive Time 90 chaplain.
while col ThoH Y. Salisbury was elact.
% ~. the tenth consecutive time az
auarteruasttr other officers elected
are.
Comtna nder W " g. FULLERTON
Second Nice-C ~ NJ nnder o.
Hughes
Junior Quartermaster John Nc
NdImH
puarfefna atsr-Tfofiaa ~. eafahurr.
ssfrfHnt John 4 Tuihfrt
UfnDer ~ fnF John IN MrVer
OFFICER ~ gunfd 3D. O. MrkluIft
iieirFatrH ~ giafefatiifs meeting fu
hr hold Don May = raldrhaugh Geo vs.
we'll
Alternate 70 vs. straebsf d. g.
trifr. a ~ Tunlap nud August saners
tummaudsf of Administration IL b.
W kiuicY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
To oivs Play FRIDAY

only four days now remain until tn..
prodcutton Of the Christmas program
which o. 70 be given b. the students 81
me Union nigh school Friday afternoon.
:. uIEeu mat All patrons Of the
school De present as the pupils have
spent considerable time Ia preparation
f'lh vocal and Instrumental music Will
% rendered The Cooey-Bcntz company
oi wheeling has rendered the students
ne use OF victr0la during the after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
CHECKS GROUP INSTANTLY.

You know Group is dangerous. And
you should also know the sense of Sc.
curity that comes from always having
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
the house. II cuts the thick mucous
and clears away the phlegm. stops
breathing and quiet sleep. Take Il
for coughs. colds, tickling throat,
hoarseness and for bronchial and la
grippe coughs. Contains no opiates.
Every user Is friend. Coleman 4
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Yesterday was toy mission day in the
churches Of Warwood and everybody
were expected 20 biting toys and other
articles 60. be given to the poor children
on Christmas morning. This q being
done under the direction % the mem
beers Of the Senior circle OF Kings
daughters. \ meeting OF this commit
tee VIII be held Tuesday evening At the
home of Mrs. r. N. Mcclure. OF Eigh-
tecnth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
TAX HARPIES
FACE TROUBLE
WILL NOT HAVE MUCH oPpoRru.
NIFTY TO PURCHASE PROP
ERTv TO-DAY.
osiiaqseot Properties 70 De Sold At
Door Of Court House This Morn
ins-Sherin Acting.

Sheriff Sweeney win see to IL to-
day that tar bsrpies win not get hold
q property that II sold for taxes at
rhe dvlinquent ssie which starts this
morning Deputy Sheriff John Byrne
VIII have charge of the sale. and only
persons who have q lien title. as n
deed OF trust or mortgage. will be al
lowed TO purchase the property. Every
effort has been made to have the taxes
all collected. and IL Is hoped that
those who have not paid will come to
this sale and pay them There are
not many pieces to be sold. For the
past month Deputy Sheriff Lafayette
Grainer has given a great deal OF at
tention to this one item alone. and has
succeeded admirably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Mrs ktnser tuHack has returned To-
her home IN kis city after visit with
friends az Cla-Esburg
Seventeen cneincera on the local as
vision % the u. a -. were laid IN iHst
week indehritetr.
The regular femi-urorthly pay of the
local 81 fployes ~ IN. o. 4 %. railroay
company was received SATURDAY after
moor.
Mrs. e.. q. Rsfrett. Of Columbus. Ohio.
arrived in thia city SaturdaN 90 spend
Feveral day. visiting her husband vino
b. employed in tire local 81 A -. shops
Miss fiiida McFad~lt or South Mar
shall street euent yesterday VISITING
fricnu- in wheeling
Mr.. =. W - uh@raer. prominent local
merchant. is nhie 20 be about npatu. af-
ter being confined 90 hts home on SC
count Of typhoid fever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
OLDEST METHODIST DEAD.

MIDDLEBURY. VI. Dec. 13.-Rev.
Sedgwyck w. Bidwell. said to be the
Oldest Methodist minister in 1he coun-
try, died today at the age Of 105 years.
He lived in East Middlebury since his
retirement after three-quarters of a
century of service as a clergyman He
celebrated his one hundreth anniver-
sary December 6. 1909. by delivering
a sermon in the village church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

" o. understood that the steel de.
pAftmont ~ The Wheeling Stsot ano
Iron plant viii remained closed 1nrfr~
WIS Wceh aud probably NEXT This 49,.
psrtmfnt has now been riuaed down two
Neeh- snd Inc otlook o. very poor only
Few furnaces in tht tube dfuarffr..r,t
VIII De operated thfs week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Al the services OF the Warwood Luth.
eran SUNDAY school ycsteraay after
noon, onicefs Tor the next year were
superintendent; George ". snyder as
siStant -upefint~ndent. Airs. T.. g. Nolte,
superintc ndent OF children department.
Mrs IA. r. Juergens. assistant. Lester
smith, secretary. T.. =. Iiohmann. assist
ant 4. =. Thompson. tre4suT.l. Miss
naomi Williamson. organist. Clvdc
smith. librain: Mrs. :. n Conncrs.
cradle roll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BENWOOD
KniRhts Meet ronirh,

T he regular weekly meeting OF Even
ing star lodge 10. rs. knights Of pv-
thias, VIII DO held this evening IN the
lodge rooms In the Barlow building
ture u 90 he taken M ana the preseuce
OF All members - requested. The mat
Yer or holding an initiation in the near
future win be considered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Blazing ARROW Tribe, No 10 I'm
proved order Of Red Men. win meet tr
me Barlow building tomorrow eveninr
m regular weekly session. ~ o. urgent
~ requested that all members are pres
eut a. business Of Importance h. IL be
considered. II u probable that n social
session viii be held following the bust
ness meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

There are now three or four Republi-
can names suggested for mayor at the
nett city election and two or three
nenles Of Democrats. The latest name
- be suggested Il that OF Mr.. Alex.
Purdy IL If Understood that q commit
furdys ward. the Third. have actively
teksn up the matter OF promoting the
M Purdv has b.an q I,fe .y Ian .ne ,ss,asr;
or houndsvflle. n now city engineer and
there IL not a msn In the city more con-
versant with city affairs than he. n he
est kind OF q race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Tho general committee IN charse of
the big community Christmas tree and
the public exercises in connection there
with. has divided the city into ten dis
tricts. and have appointed captains for
each district 10 get all Information as to
nov many persons are I'm want what
CURED. and TO report TO the secretry Mr.
o. II: Boner. not later than Thursday
evening 4 large amount OF WORK has
already been attended 10 by this com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

NcMccheu tso1Sr No IL knights ri
- thiaS. will meet co. the lodge rooms
corner Of seventh aud Marshall street
Tomorrow evening w regular week IA
-eaSiVn. ~ D. requested that all mem
bers be present as important business
is g. be taken IN THURSDAY night the
meuihsrs of the local Lodge VIII 20 %
Wheeline 90 attend the visitatitS meet.
Ing 10 be held there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Mr = q. shook az fhr fItr uU
.rr In fru DAYS fDf the state n
large ranch
Miss Elizabeth ffsrrsY 81 srrinrasfd
~ ir f1e guest OF friends Dr. fhfI lIfI
rank Donovan. local amnfofe o. t..
o. ennnnrd fo bic home nn ae-
count ~ filnHHa
ffferr frecff aud eIfr have return.
~ home from fIffHifnrnn whrrr fhar
rurrf few drra Iaaf rarr
Miae Marie Inrdar az Naw u.tfIr..
tfvfH ir this rIfr
MfaH NHrnarff simmons Uf u...fr.
MarahHii afrrsf fa rnufur,Is o. h.r nar.s
on nrr.urf Of UinfHr
Mr John HH'nr. rf fra rIfr. um
lente Tor tnlrmnrf f1fa. fn arfuI 70 T.
graf lHrH fIaifiur frIsn.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Rev. J. ". Dunbar. -. H.. OF Chester
W. va, had charge OF both morning anu
evening services at the Pfesby terrain
shurch ON Twentieth street yesterday
large congregation attended tnc ser
vices ana many OF them liked his talks.
SPecmt music was rendered py the
church choir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

AFR. ". T.. Carter. Of TomInson ave-
nue.. ana formerly secretary Of the Ma
ttonal Bed Company. which went out OF
ousiness recently. left last night for
Rome. y. Y. where he has accepted "A
lucrative position with a company that
manufactures brass beds and fancy beds
on large scale. Mrs Carter and chill
dren viii remain here for the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
M MECHEN
odh rslior. 70 Meet.

The regular weekly meeting OF Lin
coin Lodge. No. 80. I. q. .. -. will be held
in the Knights ~ rythias hall corner
OF seventh and Marshall streets to-
night VI is undo r1tcod that large
amount or business T. 20 he taken up
and the presence 81 al members IL re-
que~tef. = social session will be held
following the business meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Mystic Lodge. No. 20 X Of p will
mot this evening in the lodge rooms IA
the lin Grove store Company building
AZ which time several IMPORTANT mar
tors VIII come up. Among other mat
ters VIII be the comforting of the rank
OF Esquire on a class OF several candi-
dates Other matters in connection with
the business OF the order VIII also come
W AZ this time. and arrangements viii
DC completed FOR attending the Initiation
81 the John Arbcnz class In Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

n meeting 81 The local council Of Lo
curnofire Engineers Was held yesterda
afternoon IN the McMechsu building
bHiceIa Tor tie ensuing y~ar. Who wer,
elected TT special needing early Lass
week. We're Installed and other routin.
business transacted.