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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
CHARLES G. MURAsKY.

1. As chairman of the Carnival :
:: committee on construction, Mr.. :
3: Murasky has already spent sew :
:: eral weeks. Of very hard work, :
:: and his IaEors are not yet over. 4:
alt was through his committee that :
:: the big grand stand and bieacher /:
:: seats were made, and which :
:: is building the various other !
:: stages and stands needed ii the q:
:: different features of the Carnival.
:: The bIescher seats are supposed !
3 to be portable, but Mr.. Murasky .
:: thinks it lis asking a coed deal, :
:: for instance, to take down, move !
:: and re.erect the 5000 seats in
:: about two hours, as some of the :
:: program calls for. However mu- :
:: rasky's gang will do it if it can a:
:: be done. .- ~: :
:: :; -: u . :. 3:.a ::;:: q;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16

!, These who have noted the :
= beautiful window display made
3 - OF banners and pennants which :
= are to be awarded as prizes for
= various entries Of the Floral Pa
: rade, have been Impressed with
: the beauty Of the designs and
: Workmanship. The badges Of the
. various committeeman OF the Car, ;
!; nival, have also received much ;
= favorable criticism. No small
!; part of the credit for all this is
= due Mr.. Stein, who as chairman
:: Of the COMMITTEES on badges and
:: and pennants, has probably borne
= the hrunt OF this part of the Car
:, niNal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
SACRED CONCERT ON
ROOF GARDEN PROVES
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

That the residents of Honolulu, as
well as the tourists, enjoy a sacred
band concert as well as one which is
made upeof pieces of more popular
trend, was shown by the large num-.
Der of persons who gathered ON the
reef gardeIt Of the Young hotel last
evening. the occasion being concert
by the Hawaiian band under the lead
ership of Kapellmeister Berger. The
feature of the program. perhaps, was
Madam Alapais rendition of THE
Holy City" for which she was heart
lily applanded. Madam Alapai sang
two other vocal selections which were
well received. Following is the pro-
gram:
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\ great Temporary statn

A great temporary statue of the
goddess of liberty has been erected
upon the dome of the Haekfeld build
ing. in honor of the Carni-
val season, has attracted much atten-
ton and called forth much favorable
comment. The figure stands some
twenty feet in height. and is outlined
with electric lights. which will make
it a, very striking object after. nisht-
fall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
PakIk0 ana MIsa oIIvIa Kapahua. ous

Pakiko and Miss Olivia Kapahua. out.
riders.
Molokai- Charles Lindsay, herald:
Mrs. Ellen Jones Smith, princess;
Miss Martha Kahookano. Miss Hattie
Silva, Miss Dolly Keiki. Miss Ludwin-
wa Vindinha, Miss Margaret Apiki and
Mrs. Katie Stable. outriders.
Before daring to love yorr neighbor
as yourself be sure she5s single.
Nothing is more satisfactory than
some peoples opinion Of themselves.
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Robinson. Miss Dallas Fabian, Miss
Lydia Martin and Miss Rosie James.
outridefs :
i Oahu-- hfSi ~, kats,Id: Miss
1ass Nj shsl = frsndsrsast. Kiss is
Emma Frahcs MISS Nora Stewart.
Miss Martha McKeague and Miss Ed
18th Glib, outriders.
Maui Raymond Judd, herald; Mrs.
Hannah Morton. princess; Miss Adele
Robinson, Miss Rose Otis, Miss Louise
Copp, Miss KeaIa Perry. Miss Alice
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
AID CLUB MEETING

. Ad Club members are notified :
!; that II is very important that ;
!; they meet at 5 o'clock this even 8
Z ing In the armory for the purpose :
!; Of drilling for the big feature :
!, which the organization is arrsng- :
!; ing for the Floral Parade on Sat :
. urday rext. 3
= y |:
!; :: :; ::a /: q :; s; 8: {: :: {: II: Il :
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PRINCESSES WHO WILL
GATHER AT CAPITOL
FOR FIRST REHEARSAL

The island Processes. with their
heralds and outriders, will gather at
the Capitol grounds at $50 o'clock
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!: A. L. CASTLE. /.

:: For It's size, honolulu Is one ct !;
:; the areatest baseball cities in the :,
:: world, and the drawing power of :,
= the special Carnival series now :,
= teirg played. has amazed even {;
:. the most sanguine fans. Much OF {;
{: the credit for the high pace the :;
Z: national game has taken in Ha- :.
:; wall Is due to Mr.. Castle, who ::
:: has been unstinting of his time Z.
:: and money in this connection. ::
:: He Is chairaran Of the Carnival :;
:: Baseball committee, and also :;
= chairman Of the tennis Carnival :;
I: committee. :;
Z !;
!. :. {: !: :: . -. 81: ::::aa :: ),
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16

. The big society event OF the
= 1914 Carnival viii be tire crard
:; Mardi Graz ball IN the nav ar /
:, fnory Thursday cvcninn A very
= live committee, headed BY Mr..
2 Angus Is making preparations !
= which insure this features being
= one Of the biggest things in tae
= entire category Of this years en-
= tertainnents. There have been
= mask and fancy drtss talls be-
3 fore IN Hcnoipiu, but this Is the
= first year that there has ever /
= been an adequate place to hold
- them. Mr.. Angus personality is !
= supplying much of the steam ;
;, which will push this big feature
= through 70 success.
=
s,aanuHaa;s., ;:anaau,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Mrs J J Mcfarland entertained "a
number ~ friends yesterday after.
noon - her home on North Jefferson
street
SIR and Mrs w. p. Clark and chill.
tron. ~ Meutouc. Ind. are visiting
friends ana relatives iu this CITY
Mr. and Mrs Fred ForEer. Of Pitts.
h1rrh. have returned after a visit lu
this city
4 special meeting Of the Christian
Eud'ayuT society. Of the Christian
church. WAS held last evening
Howard Thompson. OF Thirty fifth
street has returned home from Col.
swhus. where De has been attending
the state university.
J. Mcfarland and Charles Wise
two VOL known men 81 this city. have
formed % partnership for the real vs
tat, business.
r. s Jackson has returned home
from k,rsiuEtou. Ohio. where he has
been visiting his parents.
Alfred Gates. OF Newark. Ohio
formerly ~ this city. is visiting FRIENDS
and relatives.
Miss EWmeliue Morgan has re-
turned home after q visit with hpr
sister. 90 keycU~VOod. W. Va.
Mrs. W. , Llttou. Of Lowell. O.
Is visiting friends me relatives in
this city.
Miss Ina WaddeIl has returned {,
Lamyra. after a visit bon this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
HEAT WAVE
Grips Central Part Of Country CAUSING
Suffering and Inconvenience.

WASHINGTON, June g-I0fcuee
near mat caused suffering JIM dersely
populated districts continued TODAY
throughout that part Of the country be-
,|rrn the Missouri valley and tho
All,Eh'uy mountains. v-esferIay
Hi-H record being oC.ip-cd at MANY
IH.r engages temperature rose
rom - on Monday TO 3G today. Will.
DO Springfield. iIl. the mercury SCARED
az 100. other points Throughout no
mldlIe west sweltcr-d under Similar
conditions. Memphis having AN ofGci9l
t'~Mp'rature OF 90 Nashville sS ana
louisville 90. At WythcviIle I'm soY-r
west virginia tho record .Iun. tIr
peIainr" Of % was cquaIIcd.
tlantic coast cities cscaped tho
neat wave because OF cooling wind
u washington the temperatgro
.I"pp"d IRON 96 on MONDAY 10 "a
today \ violent electrical ..o-,I
here late last night brought tho rertcs
ahd Chesapeake breozos maintained
~" weather bureau predicted warn,
weather In the Widdl. west wien a..
morrow. N" 'V
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Mrs Elmer Crava- ana t,ro cbua~-.
and Mrs Crave- Sr 90 "a. n,IHL,h
visiting b,r eistcy NJ cnti ale
crs of ytrrJ,ia ,r, ''oIhe hos-
WaIl1I thompson and daugh-
80 81 NooIIaWh. r. are visiting at
~ HoIl' OF george rogers. OF Nir-
sun" "E'lu'.
Lou Kerr was a WCllsburg business
caller yesterday.
Nfr and Mrs poh,rt ru-toh c.
returned homo last evening from n
short visit with friends A. C,rton n
Mrs. r.. A. Robinson. OF he corner
store. was "A Wheeling business yist,
or ON MONDAY afternoon
Fred ~Shaddiok and Jim Caddick
v,r, WeIIsburr y~f.ifors on c,,,da.
evening
Mrs Samuel W,ufrrtc, .r5 a.,z
ter. Mrs Davis Morris. and Mrs win.
lam NTI1.r wore r,-,rto n -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. June "A pretty
home wedding will take place Thurs
day afternoon at : o'clock az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mcdonald. when
their eldest daughter. Miss Maud. will
be- united IN marriage TO Mr.. Charles
Young. of ~Nanonsburg, Pa. The bride
has been q successful school teacher
for a number OF years. and Is also an
accomplished musician. Only the
close relatives will attend the wed
ding
Miss Sadie Finley, Of Fort Morgan.
Colo. Is visiting friends and relatives
In this vicinity.
Robert White has made tho pur.
chase of q new Ford automobile
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Timmons. of
Triadelphia, spent saturday night with
b latters grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Howard.
Miss Pearl NcKeaC. Of CI~aysvi1le.
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Roe Hendor-
son.
Miss Marie CharIino. OF Wheeling.
iS visiting h'g sister. Miss Wilma. ar
The home, az s. .. NcGluuphy.
Mr. and Mrs Galio StriokIin TO-.
turned 90 FaIrmont. saturday. after @
pleasant visit with the former pa
cut
" - Oldham has returned home
from @ frW DAYS visit with DTS sons.
George and Ed Oldham, Of TriadeI-
phia.
" A. Fsttison and Roy Sfricklin
were business visitors in WhooI.ne.
Saturday.
laudon Woodruff spent % fyw day
With Dis grand parents. Mt and Mrs.
CLAYTON Woodruff. of sand IIfI
Mr. and Mrs Charley Mcdonald
spent Saturday r.-ht and sunday with
Nr and Mrs Lynn Archer.
Mrs Ir-iU Ruth and Miss Eva
kiDl'E attended commencement at
West Liberty This week
Nr- Jane Howard spent sunday az.
fnruOuu with Miss \glwa Mexican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

uh'tal services over tae remains
70 the late Miss Florence Househoid.
or, Who passed away Monday evening
VIII De held tomorrow morning az : so
ollOCN al the home OF her mother.
No. iul6 Jacob street Tn. deceased
Vas quite well known on the south
o.u' anu was an emplOye OF the
Bloch Brothers tobacco firm having
b'en employed there for a number OF
years She was In the tWenty-second
year OF her axe at the time OF her
dedth Shurt services will be held al
the home aud requiem high mass al
me church uf the Immaculate Con
t'Iil'! az p clock. lntsrmeut viii
De IN Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
steubenville Commencement,

inns n COWmOnCtmonf Woek Tor fLo
S~ioubcnvillo High school on Sunday
evening the b-3Ccalauru9tc sermon was
delivered a. the First ". r. church bv
Ir. MCtdrty Glass day exercises
were held this afternoon. al which
Miss Helen kragcr. OF this place. sang
2 h"auitiul solo. The Earle Pipors."
IN which b did herself great rcdit.
Miss kraucr viii graduate this wear.
and was % member Of tho 1918 class
90 the FOllansboe High school Mr.
stuart Nahan. Of me class Of 1912 OF
the Follausbeo High school. will also
graduate al this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

John Lan-rouc. arrested Saturday
uight on q charge Of violating the
Rose law. was given p hearing before
Mayor Wa-smau yesterday morning.
Hc was fined 5000 and costs. and his
attorney. ". w. SChcrtzcr. filed notice
Of appeal
Mike cicero. another violator. was
fined 500 aud costs. following his
plea of guilty.
The other two Italians who were
arrested Saturday will be given a
hearing this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

services Of an impressive nature
N"r held yesterday afternoon al , 40
o clock Owe the remains of IN. late
Alexander y Jones. The services
were held at th, home Cf bid. f.tSe~-
lh-law. William Ru~tem,ypr. and we're
10 charge OF the Rev. Thomas Grier
N'butz. OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN
auro Following m. services inter.
m'nt was in Greenwood cemetery
Do" deceased was wei known I'm the
'liN having been a hricklayor for "A
number of years and mis- death vos
kstuly felt '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
LEYLAND CASE
Motion Made TO Have It Taken Up IN
Council Last Night, But
FaIed 20 Garry.

Councilman Driscol sprung a sensat-
iou boz the Second Uraucn az council last
night when he mad. a. motion Co remove
Tine city solicitor communication re-
EardiuE the rrll disposition OF the Ley
land rt-s from tn. table. where 10 has
been r'UuHfre since the last meeting Ur
'uugil 'uuurlluau Chew. promptly
cried You are out % order. Brlsc1ll
iu % voice that could Doe distinctly
heard. u nm NOT out Of order"
Chairman Alexander smooth even
ones broke -hs controversy and put the
motion which was sccuuIed by MIsthe
To was lost however hy a vote az seven
Oh nine. The following is tho way they
voted NNee-turrfrc'r. I~Iecull. Ken
nom SerhriErt. fancy WIrfho and War-
r'T Woes Butts. ~ErirkUHu. chew.
yard and Nr. Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
CLASS OF '79
In REUNION

A meeting OF the class OF 1879 OF
West Liberty Normal was held in the
Normal chapel yesterday afternoon.
out of the II graduates for that year
Ia were present yesterday. They held
n delightful session open TO their
members and teachers in society hall.
They had arranged a splendid pro
gram which was we'll rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Tho star Thsator. located on Main.
near Broad. street. viii Do. closed aIl
This week. during which tim, ,ou-fd.
'rahle repairs viii Do made Tho en-.
O. % broke ON Saturday and will also
D" repaired. nd when r,uDsn,d n.Nt
week thgy Will be able To put on n bot.
Ut l~'iiofmanC" than ever before
MS vac Do first amusement house
built Iu Fullsnsb,o. some nyo wears
ago. and n has been tho custom 20
close one week each year for repairs
Ur r,modolinl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

All dealers. produce men and farm
orr ~ this section have been notified
hy 49, T. Campbell deputy scalcr Of
weights and measures. that hereafter
largo berry boxes must be- used. in
compliance with the law Formerly
small boxes were used. and % were
required 20 make e. bushcl but -
boxes '0 fNo bu-noI g. uls standard.
There i- O. heavy penalty provided for
Tho Fiplators OF this law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
SO In SHADE
Record For Hot Weather This Year Was
Shattered and New High Marx
Has Been Set.

a new high record mark for ,r.
NH was reached yesterday when az.
'in'mrt" reached the So marE A.
'iNlN a. ~. yesterday "a. mercury
T''pN az the - marx. while at b. be-.
H1H reached 20. The heat continued
10 increase uutil late ia tho .y.nirr
~ u-lseh and 3 o'clock was almost
LAY ".tHe season Tor animals and f,r
tne mlll workers. Although no prastra-
rom neat were reported many
suffered considerably. In MANI 80
.ans We're Installed Boo the plants for tGe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
BIG PRODUCER
Gas Wen' 20 Produce 2 ooo.-
600 Cubic Feet Per Day. Came In
at Key Last Night.

b is considered one 81 the biggest
producing gas wells that has been drill
~ lI pa this part OF the state OF West
'Nlhs ABOUT . o'clock at Kew. % IN
the ~acohsburg hold. The well H. on ,I.
property OF Mrs. MARY LewsIryu ana
tested IN At 1000. O0o cubic fc,t r.- &
! iS owned by the Natural Gas compaT,
81 west virginia and the nav v.s
found In the Maxine sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
CA

Cameron. W. Va. June 9-Russcn
VI. Skocls. q graduate chiropraCtor at
Wheeling. has opened an once IN tho
Hotel Greed building where he will
practice spinal adjustment every Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday. OTce
hours l. a. m. TO $3.50 =. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
Thomas q. Rartnn

Srcgiai DISPATCH Co the IrtclIrcnrer
Thomas n. Barton. 90. "A civil VA
veteran. Is dead OF paralysis al his
Rome al Wolf summit after "a brief I'm.
ness He leaves q widow and ono
daughter. Miss B.lva Barton For
forty years continuously Mr.. Rarton
MoTkcd as a eager for the Eureka
Pipe lane company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Ih" old air system has been I'm.
stalled in tho hot mills 90 tho FoIlar-
b,, brothers IAN uIart f,rr r',.
iH~ been extended along tho tons of
Hl furnaces with "a draft extending
'u zach mill Although the weather
was hotter than ans other dav ln tho
year. Yesterday. there were no pros
tratious. and the system is a srrst
improvement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

pany each machine. The committee
r. 10 meet ~ the Mcclure hotel al g. 80
o'clock.
Chairman Arnett's committee is
composed of the following. Harry
Ahrens. secretary; +. T.. Zook. J. W.
Pickett. ;. r Marnuel. W. g. Cum
bingham. r. NJ. Dawson and Herman
Steinmau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Tho members OF the Christian
church sunday school are now prac.
icin- for a Childron's Day entertain.
m'nt 20 be given ar tho church next
sunday evening az 30 o'clock. that
h'ihE 'nlldr"ns Day. Tho program
arranged will consist Of many SONGS
hy th" entire school. and duets and
solos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Mrs. Guy Nuhioman. Of Hamilton
street. was tho victim Of 70 very pain
iul accident Yesterday The De-" man
was putting ice ~ tho box. and Will"
passing Mrs NunlcWdu the ice slipped
and fen striking her on the right foot.
The instep was broken. and Dr. Hig-
gins was called and rendered medical
.rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

~, .ns,gh =" t9c Intelligence.
'LNRkSBORG w. Va. June a
Martin Feeuy. well known omrIove
"I th" baltimore and Ohio Railroad
here. is dad of Brights disease M his
nom" In the West End. He was r5
years old. \ widow and seven chill.
dren survive him. "'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
BELLAlRE

cou--l P~rseess,-ss
.rH rt-..Ir r rHU.hr ...
OF Pho . r. f... DID,
lUlrf e. ... gff tH..
.asf 'tru.uE AZ. nrra veg. pres
,rt Htfl th" exception ot Councilman
noott II b tr1n acted a. ,IsrA
gHiur tn The absence CT CLERK O. ~
Nlffar
Tho ordinance ,o provide for tho
uhNug and C~'tar.". uf frt streets
.aa e.''a az f..r .trF aas read fog
'hr tl4ra time Councilman Human
moved hat tho |otliHauc, p. eu
Egussed and passed and vas second
I'd by Kowpsrt
The ordinanre vas discussed pro
and con hV tho members % council
ana the question was put 20 council
b President Cr.r,ile The vote was
al iollows Ayes Huffman. Kouparr
and Fl,mirc Noes CHASER. CIlb.r'.
lost.
A resolution 90 improve Thirty.
fflrd street from Norfo. 90 Wash.
lnfton street was 'urros I'd and pass.
\ resolution 20 improve south side
az IuirtN third street. from Monroe fD
Washington street by construction ot
'IrhIus and sidewalk. was ,~ucross.d
and passed
tn" resolution TO improve Oak Al.
l'H from THIRTY second street 90 Con.
trail Ave hy grading and paving was
read three times and oncrossed and
PASSED
A resolution 20 improve Apple 81.
l'Y from Thirty seventh street 90
T~hirfNHtIEhth street by grading and
paving. was c%ncross'd and passed
a petition was received from the
property owners alous TrUmhull 81
NrLHM -H BE- $500.
fourth street by the construction 90
O sewer. " a received and referred
Co Director OF Public Service.
The Mayors report FOR tho month
oi May ls as follows. fines Si-r Do.
oonscs sl7i. a total $3.50.
The report of the Directors 81 Pub
Dc Service was received and placed
on hlo and b Director thanked FOR
his prompt action.
Tho committee on Public Grounds
and buildings submitted "a plan am
estimate OF the cost of improvement
Of the rooms ON FIRST foor of tho city
building The probable cost Will %"
Mr. Grant,. the well known grocer
OF South R'llaire. appeared before
council and made several complaints
relative 10 alleged street improve.
N.f r. anu H.E 100 L|A| NA| anu
Councilman Huffman made a motion
that an ordinance b, introduced az
the n'Nt meeting providing for the
issuance of $1,000 bond for the I'm.
provoUont Of the waterway az the
west end OF Nineteenth street.
Mayor Was-Uan spoke on tho mat.
ter of Ecttiu. FourfN-SCycufh street
opened and the huildiu- OF "a hridg"
across Indian Run. tie suggested
that council look into the matter OF
the Eellairc Bridge fund which Is
handled hy thc county commissioners
Also 20 determine as 20 whether or
not IT. would be- a better policy 10
handle their own Bridge fund The
matter was referred to the Finance
committee.
\ motion carried instructing the
clerk to notify the county commission
or that tho various bridges must BE-
repaired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

s meeting of tho entertainment
committee Of tho Americas Club was
held last evening ln Tho omo of &C.. g..
Dickens on Thirty second street Ar
rtrE'mgufe were completed for the
field day and banquet Of the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Ioscphr J EttDr. viii deliver an nt.
dress on Tn" Existing Mining CouGI.
ton at Tho CItN park. Thursday eve.
u-lE. ~ 30 u.I.lk-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

william Gr''ul',. of N'ffs. n grad
.lt" uI tl. E,IiIir. hlgh school. Will
graduate from rh. NuskiuEum college
MS week Prof John White. az
\Orth Jefferson street. d. 10 New Con.
cord. %. attending the commencement
exercises.