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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased the
four story ana basement dwelling at 100
West Eighty-first street for Isaac Rod
man 70 Elizabeth Wolff for a term Of
three years
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender anc
lenders Attorney

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
MADISON ST n =, 1871 Oliver st, es.3x
The Church Of 81 James 20 Emit.
grant Ind Saw Bank, 81 Chambers At,
July 90. VI. p C: atty. sosnlon,
81 Chamhers st,.,;.....,...... sl2, 900
HESTER ST H. 4gl1 Chrystie st..
~ iix6os-Teress N O'Donohue to
Emigrsnt Ind Saw Bank 81 Chambers
ST. July 20. g yrs. p c. atty, VIM q
9Th ST, cor % av, iO5x24s-Hugo
Rosenthal, exr. to Fredk Wlemsnn, 10
" slst At, July 90 due as per bond
atty. T q 60, 17s Bway. $50. 900
Fast Side.
East Of Fifth sv, het~een Fourteenth and
li0th stsD
SD ST -, ais " Sd av. lsxlOb--Fredk
J Steiner TO Lawyers Mtg Co. so Liberty
81, July ~. due - per bond; atty. 7 q
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Philip Upper has sold to the National
Web Company tho factory at the south
west corner Of Woodland and Linden
avenues II r. l00NlO4.
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NEWARK APARTMENTS TRADED.

NJ COPELAND Cohen and Isaac ID. Miller
sold for Edward Blau 10 Max Bddleman
hree apartment houses Mt the southwest
corner Of Iittleton and South Orange
avenues, Newark. The buyer gave in
: part payment 26l and 26l y Springfield
avenue TWO buildings, on plot 50xl00.
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WILL BUILD TERMINAL.

The Hedden Construction Company Of
Newark. y. J.. has been awarded the
contract for the construction OF the new
s2.ooO.o 600 Public Service Railway Com
pany Terminal Building. IN Park place
Newark.
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NEW BRONX FLAT.

A Ave story Nat costing sos. 900 will
be erected by Russo & 1odice on the
east side OF Lorillsrd place. 274.5 feet
south Of 18TH street NJ. W. Del Gaudio
Is the architect.
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BORotGH OF BROOKLYN-FOR SALE

EXCELLENT HOME for sale In refined
neighhorhood near Kings Highway station:
convenient TO Brighton Beach l. and smith
st cars. House situated on plot 40 feet wide
y 20 feet deep Room for garage ~ needed
Public and Parochial Schools near by also
catholic and other churches Fruit and shade
trees. House contains rooms large bath
ana spacious halls, plenty closets and pan
tries; viii be sold at reasonable figure 10
cash buyer. Address CASH. box Ii6 Sun
office
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NEWFOUNDLAND SITE SOLD.

The Rickert- Finlay Realty Company has
sold 10 Kate OCouueli Of Manhattan, for
investment plot in Westmoreland. with
20 feet frontage. on the east side Of Bay
view avenue, AL feet north of Broadway.
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BROk ERAGE NOTES.

Corn 60. were associated with Fred
ertvk Fox a Go. In the leasing OF space
In the building at ~ to 80 West Thirty
ffth street to Pinas & kimmel and the
New York Dress and Costume Company.
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RIDGEwooD HOUSE SALE.

Mrs Margaret a. Gibbs has sold the
uN'l'ns y South Irving street. Ridge
n'nH j.. TO James S, Anderson of
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following concerns were incorporated
yesterday In Albany:
The Dean bidding Company, BROOKLYN;
realty; capital, 5000; directors. Abraham
Levy. Molie Levy and solomon Gunner,
Brooklyn. N, ].
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~ statement ~ the business don, no the
NV Nv YORK Title Insurance Comnanv I'M 70
'uhe 80 snow he undivided prodts Of the
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

'' sss sT to John ~ Eyn,G. s ssS
a.. yrs from May |. 1913 ...,...,.. .s72o
18Th sT ,7'is VI fr9nt par and "a OF rGSI
Newman. ~ W 18th st 8 vrs from sent
70. 1915 atty, Alexander. lls
s7TH ST. iss-,,s W store &c.Eisa' az r
.. 10 81, yrs from Jan is isi5. a,iys,
BLEECKER sT. iss store noor-.Sa,hsn
Harrison, Realities .corPn 10 Max Holder.
1898 Bedgate Az, = o-le yrs from May !,
9Th Az, s2. all-Louise II ODonohue a
ano to Commercial Cafe CO, 1911? yrs
from July l. 1914 stys' Hirsh =,
.7TH ST, ii5.i6s W, ali-yic,er Hotel Colo 10
from July !, 1914; atty Abr Welthsch;
u.iSroN ST, as .,ors-soi Cohen 8
De.| dra fSi,S S, yrs f i.c Nay May
cHAMBERs ST. iii. aii-Rector. Sc, Grace
Church 10 Edward Bridge Holding CO. -
St Johns pl. Bklyn; atty Equitahle co
Of y Y. 81 Wall ST. 81 yrs from MAY i
1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''''''''s2 'loo
TOWN DOCK ROAD. foot Of, m I. Sound.
mondson, 225l Tiebout oN, yrs from June
| attyA Guggenheimer u 4 NJ 81 wall
cLAREMooNT PARKWAY. ~. west apart
ment on stoop roor--John y schadel 10
John Gurtov, yrs from June atty
John J Gurtov. AZ Claremont Park
,p AZ. tis7 aIl-soioron Katz TO Harry
smith, 4ls1 I'd sv, yrs from July !. 1914
atty, Harry II Smith. tls7 I'D a''....'S9oo
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Arrived TUESDAY. July II.
IS Kron prinsessin Cecillc, 10 a. NJ. Brrmcn.
July IA
IS Finland. So. NJ, Antwerp. July II
IS Roma, \. NJ. Lisbon. July
IS Helng Olav. 1:I5 a. NJ, Christanssnd.
July II.
IS Grosser Kurfuersi, 10 4. NJ. Bremen. July II
s. Guatemala. \ NJ. Hayte, July 4.
So Tuscan Prince. T. 80 = NJ. Shields. July
s. Navarro, 6:l5 Il NJ. Hamburg. July g.
S. star OF Scotland. J. NJ Barry. July 4
IS CalamAres, I; SIS y. NJ. colon, July 10
IS Saratoga. ola y Nj. Havana July IS
IS Pinar del Rio. 4 no 7 " Mstanza-. July ~
So PrtnZ Slsismund II +. VI , Kingston. July 10
- india " 20 p VI Cienfueeos July IL
So Brilliant. New Orleans. July II
s. Sdnturce. New Orleans, July 10.
IS Nveccs. Mobile, July II
S. 1enapc, jackson Vile. July IL
IS 1roquOis, Galveston. July 15
Is Civ OF Savannah. savannah. July IS
So Jeffcreon. Norfolk July ~
- Adamsturm. Boston. July 20.
s. Mama Hata, Baltimore. July 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Nader land, At Antwerp.
IS Niagara, at naNfe.
IS France at HaNrC.
s. lvernia, at Trieste.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Rronprinz Win, m from Bremen.
IS Europa. from Naples.
SIS Pastorrs. from Port Iimon
IS Santa Marta. from Santa Marin.
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.pARTMENTS To LET-UNFUR>IsHrD

2s WEST AID ST
Apartments ia rooms and bath.
Apply u II. Jameson. 500 5th Az
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. an Sun sets. IN IN Moon r,.es. al
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. .7Oi lGov.Isisnd 7:i6 Hell Gate. - ~
LOW WATER THIS DAY
AM An ~
SandyH ~ 81 Gov Island .i.34 Hell Gato... .sfI
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of owner and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted adj
dress party of second partb
unax.x
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FINANCIAL.
of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One MiIlinn
Dollars.
RAHB 81 On Tu<H DrPosrFn

me past several days a. M~ajorsviiIe.
looking after business.
Miss Ethyl Keyser returned Last
evening to her home az Elm Grove.
after having spent the weekend with
relatives 81 Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mira. William DaRue. Of pe.
ham. Pa, are spending several DAYS a.
the guest Of their daughter. Mrs. liar.
~ kimmins. az Ciaysvilie.
william Harris. Of Hardwood. snouf
part OF last week ~ bethany. wnofa
ne was Organizing a WoOdmen loda~
A meeting Of the junior division of
the Caruthers Mission hand will be-
held az the stone church SATURDAY
evening.
Edward Wickham has opened a ron.
lectloncy Ia the Kraft building AZ
Triadelphia.
Miss Irene White g. confined - her
nome az FULTON on account Of illness.
Harry Bushon. OF Park View. left.
SATURDAY evening. for Memphis. Tenn.
where he expects 20 spend the winter
Robert Frame. popular Film Grove
barber. h on duty Tor q few aays on
account Of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Domer Black Of Elm
Grove are tho proud pareats OF a
baby girl
Miss Hazel Pnkineton. Pen fsls.
phone operator a. Elm Grove. Il con-
nned to her home on account OF ni
ness
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Perfection might be a term applied TO
the new bill opening AT the Victoria
theatre this afternoon for the first half
OF the week FOR there are I'VE all-star
acts IN addition to the ever popular
Nictoriascope pictures The feature act
Is Eddie Baldwin Musical
comedy company in The Little star" n
farce in which twelve people
take part Eight pretty girls wearing
handsome costumes and doing CLASSY
singing and dancing specialties make IL
worth seeing. All special scenery and
scenic effects are employed in the pro-
Haggerty and LeClalr. the famous
irish comedians will present the scream
ingly funny comedy Casey. the butcher
AT the Haunted Well and they have an
act that VIII make "A full show. The
capitol city Trio in their R~athskeIlar
singing act have been a sensation over
me circuit and they are certain 20 BE- p
~ with Wheeling crowds. Henry Jor-
Dan. an Irish comedian OF nation-wfde
reputation will be smother popular act
ana the sunetars IN a sensational nov
city tumblinE and bar act will put on
some decidedly original stunts They
are touted a. the greatest In their line.
The management Is to reserve
seats for M performance during thu
week starting this morning.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Board VIII Meet.

s0aNo NUN WCGI
a board OF education of Triadel-
Tor the purpose OF making its decision
on the location OF the new high school
Tor the district. Just where the build
ing Will be located Is as vet a mystery
as there have been a number Of likely
places suggested m up until yester-
day the board would make no comment
as to What location IL might decide on.
III the board follows the sentiment Of
the greater part OF the voters of the
district, IL will undoubtedly locate the
building at Elm Grove. as this location
was given the preference over all
others. when the voters of the district
voted on the bond election. On the
other hand. II the building Is located
at or near Wheeling park, as seems
likely at the present time, all pupils
attending the school will be Obliged
TO IA car far in going to and from
the school, where IL the building II
located at Elm Grove, practically two
thirds of those attending the school,
would not have TO pay car fare owing
TO the a c that the greater part OF
them come from that place and the
adjoining rural districts.
Sentiment. in both ends of the dis
trict at the present time. favors the
location OF the building on the Ohio
county farm south OF the creek. This
farm. IL Is said, could be bought very
reasonable for that purpose. as the
county court. IL is said. would be will
ing TO dispose Of II for a fair price and
purchase land farther from the city,
that would suit the purpose just a
well
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o,BRmN-s

Neil o'Brien and his Great American
Minstrels" Will be the attraction at the
Court Theatre next Friday. matinee and
night. Dec. III. presenting for his third
annual pilgrimage "A brand new enter
from the FIRST part TO conclud-
ing feature. Encouraged by the brilliant
success and wonderful favor met with
on his nrst two seasons as n star. Mr..
0Brien and his young manager. Oscar
+. Hodge promise many loyal admirers
a performance OF minstrelsy this sea-
son even more classy. refined and en-
1oyable than the splendid show Of the
past two years, which was conceded 60
be almost perfection In minstrel pro-
duction. With a complete new outht OF
scenery. wardrobe and raraphernalia- al
most an entire new roster of singers.
dancers and comedians. a new comedy
act BY Neil OTBrien and a big new dane
ing feature staged by Pete Dctzel, the
OBrten show evidently intends to live
up to Its promise OF presenting every
thing new" each year. The sale of
seats will open Wednesday morning.
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weather. a social that was 10 have
been held az the Rock Line school
was postponed and viii be held this
evening
beginning Saturday. IN additional
stop was added to the West Virginia
Traction a Electric Company's lines
~ Elm Grove. The new stop IL oppo-
site Woebcrs. o. the west end Of the
stone bridge
ID y Walters. who has been con
lined 10 his homo at Elm Grove for
the past several weeks. o. critically
W Attending physicians have bur
little hopes Tor bic recovery
Joseph Jacobs. william Hamm and
Robert Burns have returned 20 their
homes 81 Fulton. after having spent
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ANDREW Wanda was surprised Fri
day evening at his home In Cneter
with a party. The young
people played games and music dur
lnb the evening and at a late hour re-
were served. Following
were the guests:
Masters. John Wanda, Harry Kelley,
Howard Drake. Roy Lump. CLYDE
Drummer, George Schramm, Paul
Steinbecker. Andrew Wanda. Misses
Catherine Daller. Esther Peterson,
irene Kelley. Leta Johnson, Gather
me Blackburn. Lizzie May Boring.
Eizaoeth Cossin. Rosells Norman.
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OF sufficient care 10 a woman. and the
very idea OF three ar four households TO
manage would cause several gray hairs
In one day.
This. however. Is exactly what Madam
Schumann-Heink does. there Is no detail
OF which this remarkable woman does
not help account. and she enjoys moth
ing quite 50 much as busyfng herself
with the actual running OF her hons
when she is not touring In the musical
season. To cook. IL for Madam Schu-
mann-Heink. not "A hardship. but a 10y:
she revels In a brewing of soups. the
seasoning OF sauces and the mixing OF
dough. Many o guest can attest the
superiority OF the famous singers cult
merry skill.
Madame Heink Will sing at the Court
next wednesday evening. Seats are
now on sale.
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aPEo O. MY HEART

That delightful play that has been
captivating theatre-goers OF New Yor.
FOR two years will be seen In this CITY
at the Court Theatre for three days.
starting mex Monday. Dec. IL. and
should prove a popula attraction.
Oliver Morosco has been very careful
In the selection OF players for this fasci-
mating comedy. and one OF the best OF
the travelling organizations Will be seen
in this city.
Peg o. My Heart" Is from the pen OF
l.. Hartley and IL has been his
biggest success. II IL a comedy OF
charm and its great success has been
due to the fact that very few people are
satisfied with seeing "a once and many
have seen IL many times.
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WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE r. y. ID. No. .. Dec. 6
ron Georgia. whore he ended "a success
ful racing season.
Earl Wilson was "a business raIter ~
Elm rove Wednesday.
Miss Anna Steinman visited friends
on Pin Hi1t SUNDAY.
James X Robson was "a business
caller at Elm Brove Thursday.
" White has returned 70 hts home
40 Patterson after spending the first
part Of the week az HIS home.
Frank shepherd was az Film Grove
THURSDAY.
Ellsworth Sheets was at Film Grove
Wednesday on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mcpherson left yes
terday for Wittanning. Ps. and other
eastern points TO visit relatives and
friends.
William. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Jones IL recovering from "A severe at
tack OF tonsilitis at her home In Clayton
addition.
A. X Mod Is home from a business
visit In Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller are home
from a visit with relatives In Cannons-
burg. Pa
Mrs. Jacob Holt and daughter. OF East
Liverpool. o.. are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Myers on Main st.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes and daughter. OF
Kane. Pa. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred O.. Barlow.
VIM. n. Furbee. OF Cincinnati. o.. IL
n business visitor here.
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Wsrwood sriefs.

Miss Mary Roper Of south War.
1000. mas resigned her position at the
Warwood Bakery
\ dance will be given a. Lascbs
lall. corner Fifth street and Warwood
venue. Thursday evening.
Harry Duerr. young son OF Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
Park vleu SUNDAY sohooI.

Superintendent III. II. Bodley, OF the
Park View Sunday school has an
nounced an entertainment that will be
held at the Park View school house
on Christmas eve. A splendid literary
and musical program is being prepar-
ed for the occasion. Music will be
furnished during the evening by the
Stone church orchestra and the Wood
men quartet. The program for the
AFFAIR will be announced later.
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Hose Company to Meet.

Regular meeting OF the Loveland
Volunteer Fire and Protection associ-
alton. OF South Warwood. will be held
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. at the
hose house, corner Fifth street and
Warwod avenue. Many are expected
TO be present as matters. relating to
he election OF officers, viii be taken
up and discussed.
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Entertainment Thursday

Pupils OF Miss Mary Alexander's
class of the Glenn's Run school have
been practicing the last few weeks
for h entertainment and musical
which will be given at the school
house on Thursday evening. A very
interesting program has been ar
ranged and a large crowd is expected
TO be present. The proceeds OF the
afair viii be used in paying for the
Vlctrola which was recently pur-
chased by the school.
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To Elect OffIcer..

An election of officers Of the War.
wood uther Sunday school will be
held next Sunday afternoon az 2:3O
O'Clock, az the high school building.
E~NeryDody IL urged to be present. All
oiiicers elected will take office the
first Sunday In the new year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
Mystic This ENenina

Mystic Lodge No. "a. X. of p. of
Elm Grove. will meet this evening In
their lodge rooms on Main street for
their regular weekly meeting. At this
meeting a class Of five candidates will
be initiated into the rank OF page and
Will be prepared for the main initiation
that will be held at the state meeting
In this city on the evening of the nth
OF this month. Several other matters
pertaining to the business OF the order
will also come up at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
WARWOOD
Congregational Meetno.

A meeting OF the members of the
Christian church was held Sunday. at
the church. corner Seventeenth street
and Richland avenue Many attend
ed the meeting and a report was
heard from all departments. A short
address was made by the pastor. Rev.
y. w. Evans. Special music was
rendered By the church choir.
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Christian Endeavor.

Many attended the meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor society at The
Presbyterian church las. evening at
Z o'clock. Miss Ida Youngman was
leader Of the meeting and the sub
iect discussed. vas The Life Verse"
Special music was rendered by the
members.
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THE THEATRE
DAMAGED

The attraction at the Court tonight
and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday mat
inee will be Damaged Goods the most
widely discussed drama which has been
produced on the American stage in two
decades, not only on account OF the sen
sattonaI features attending its first pro-
duction In New York City but also ON ac-
count OF the startling f~rankness with
which - discusses n subject that has
been taboo IN the theatre for centuries.
The very f~rankness OF the dramatist.
however. disarms the criticism OF those
who customarily attack the stage on ac-
count OF the suggestiveness with which
sex problems are usuolly discussed. In
Damaged Goods" the author. Eugene
Brieux. one OF the forty immortal OF the
OF truth against the shame OF innuendo
and against the great conspiracy OF 81
lenee concerning the fundamental facts
The story OF Damaged Goods" Is that
OF a young man who refuses to follow
the advice OF his physieion who tells
ent physical condition would be a fright
ful crime against the woman he loves
and against the future generation. The
results Of the young mans sins are seen
in the second act where amid the happI-
ness which he f. enjoying with his wife
and baby girL there enters n dread
But unlike fsben. Brieux IL not a pes
simiEt- Having shown the consequences
OF evll the french dramstist points n
spectators with "A feeling that they have
II IN their power TO aid humanity by
leading their influence toward the es-
tablishment OF n custom which VIII re-
quire a health certificate with everv
marriage license.
Richard Bennett. the producer OF the
play has engaged n ompany OF eNcep-
tlonal merit to present Damaged
Goods" IL T. essentially the same or
Eanization that supported him during
the long run OF the piece at the Fulton
Theatre. New York. Seats are now on
sale for all performances.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENNfLLE. o., Dec. 6.-Ths
Elks held their annual memorial ser
vices on sunday at the National Theatre.
g L. Williams delivered the eulogy on
the death Of James H.. Warner. The
memorial address was given by Past TX
allied Ruler $. V. Newcomer. OF FL
MnnM Ind
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wilkins.
In estate Of Alexander Call, admins
traitor was appointed with tfO0 bond and
inventory and appraisal was Issued.
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Finley N. Knott. OF Parkersburg. who
Elks Gu here each "Wednesday even
ing for the past ten weeks. completed
the term this week. The class has num-
bered about 50 and has been a pleasant
feature each week. ON Wednesday, De-
cember l6, Mr.. Knott will give a Yama
dance In the Elks Club. WrtEht's Saxa-
phone Trio. OF Columbus, Ohio. will fur
nish the music.
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Ensarsmsnt Announced.

Announcement II made OF the Engage
ment OF Miss Nina Johnson. daughter OF
James johnson. OF Monroe street. 20 Mr..
VIM. l. Cress. OF East Palestine. Ohio.
n wedding Will take place soon az
ter New Years day.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. w. Va, Dec. 6.-A
certificate OF Incorporation was received
yesterday at the county clerks office.
Inc mpan VIII have its office and
works In Warrington and will deal In
automobiles and carry on a general au-
tomobile business. The subscribed stock
IS $4,000, with $500 subscribed and $50
paid In. The ~tncorporators are Charles
Il Phillips. James L. Phillips. Mary T..
Phillips. oetha Phillips and Laura Nc
Crea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
Men to Give Supper.

The men OF the Presbyterian church
are planning TO give a supper Tues
day evening in the basement of the
church which has been remodled. Chic
ken. oysters n other good things are
on the menu for the supper. The base
ment OF the church Is being decorated
fOr the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07

Steubenville Is offered n I'm
the 9Th Ohio National Guard. II or
ganized the state promises an armory TO
cast 100000. IL Is not likely that tho
company VIII ever be organized here. be-
cause OF the opposition by members of
labor union locals. They promise TO
hold a meeting and hit the militia bust
ness a trip hammer blow hat Will par
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All men OF h congregation OF the
church are expected to at
tend a meeting which will be held this
evening Al ; O'Clock, al the church.
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