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COMMEND WILSON'S POLICY.

Washington Jan IT, President WHscns Mexican policy and the tariff law as passed at the last ses- siCn of congress were commended i1 resolutions adopted here today by the South Earol,na house of representa-. tiyes. Both branches of ta5 general assembly convened in ueeuIar session today completed oreanizatiou eNcet for the adoption of rules. and heard Governor Blaase's farewell message The governor especially urged re duction of taxes and reduced arpro r*ations for the states hie'her iust- tutiOns of learning
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ROBBERIES CALL FOR
 SPECIAL APPROPRIATION
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE TAKES STEPS TO PREVENT FURTHER
 BANK Ro5BERIEs.

Oklahoma City Okla. Jan. 14.-
 Upon receipt of information that day. light bandits had raided the Vera State ba.k Tuesday afternoon the house of repres entatives, without further delay passed bill approprl ating $l5,000 to use used in the sup Tression of bank robbery in the state. Simultaneously with the house action the committee on banking ia the sen ate reported a similar bill The house l.M will probably be voted upon in the senate Thursday and sent at once to the governor for signature One thousand dollars reward is offered for bank robbers dead or alive. and the emergency clause makes the money available immediately No trace has been fouad Of the two men who robbed the Vera bank of $l 800 Two men are under arrest at Cushing. Okla. charged with having robbed the Garber bank of $2700. The two men held at Gushing abandoned an automobile near Perry at , o'clock Wednesday morning. In the autom0- bile was found complete kit Of burglary tools. The robberies were the sixteeath that have occurred in Oklahoma since last May, twelve Of which have been daylight robberies Three men are under arrest at Paw nee charged with having footed the First National bank of Terlton Tues cay in which a deputy sheriff was killed
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it never fails, That's why millions of people are using GETS TT" today and throwing away their fussy pas. ters, sticky tape toe-5atng salves. and wrapping oItfits' that make a bundle around the toe and choke it into pain by pressing either on or around the corn. There is nothing to stick to your stocking, nothing to cause Inflammation or rawness, noth- ing to press on or around the corn. You apply it in 2 seconds. No mere knives, razors, scissors or files, with taeir blood poison dangers. Try "GETSFT' for that corn, callus, wart or bunion.
 "GETSIT" Is sold by drugg sts everywhere. 25c a bottle. or sent d. rect by F.. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago.
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RECALL STATE MILITIA.

Washington. Jan 1l.- South Caro- lra's militia, disbanded recently by Governor Blease, will be reorganized bv Goyernor-elect Manning as soon a. he takes office January l9. according to a statement here today by Adiu. taut General Moore ot chat state Mr. Moore said the governorelect has tolC hi into convey that assurance to al department officials
 Mir Moore will ask department offi- cial stomorrow for advice as to the necessary steps to return the militia to it's former footing
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RoBBER SUSPECTS CAUGHT.
Two Men Arrested When They Called
 For Package of Jewels.


 Tulsa, Okla. Jan While call ing at the Tulsa uostofiice for pack age Of 2G diamonds and several gold watch chains, valued at upwards Of $1O0o0, packed in commol soap box and posted by parcels post 10 MT. Penungton." from St Louis Mo. two men giving the names of w. F. Pennington and Harry Brown were arrested by Tulsa detectives at 10 o'clock this morning
 According 10 officers, both men made a complete confession to the crime of having held up jeweler at Centralia, Ill.,, January 2. A third robber i'm the aold-up was killed at the time when inc was trying 10 make his escape.
 Pennington and Brown have agreed to accompany the officers back to Ceutralia without eXtradition papers.
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TIDE FOLLOWS STORM.
Tidal Wave on Atlantic Coast Comes
 Near the Record Mark.

Boston. Jan 14-Features of the storm which lasaed southeastern New England today were the una9. ualy high tide that sWert into Mas sachusetts bay in the forenoon and the damage to telegraph and tele. phone wires in Bristol county. in Rhode Is.and and in eastern Con. nectcut
 The tidal rise in this city came within t22 feet of the record estah- ished in the famous sale Of lS5L Nhen Minots ledge lighthouse was destroyed.
 Summe, residences close to the shore lines from Newburyport to ProvideucetoNn were battered badly
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POUND NOTICE

Taken up within the city limits ou the 28th day of December l9l4, one black and white spotted male goat with horns.
 If not called for within ten days same will be sold for pound fees, ad- yerusing and other expenses.
 D. RYNDERS. Pound Master.
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Dr. A. L. Sneed has returned after two months absence and can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual.
 18-27-tf
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general will next April
 watch his own boy, wearing the uni form Of a Washington baseball p'a.
 er go To bat and make none run
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Judge C r. Cotlam has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied by At tornoy A. J Murphy located at s1l Central avenue, second floor ol tue old Citizens National bank bHHdHg over speucer's cigar store Phone Gl6. l2-5lJi
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TERRAcE HOME HOTEL
No. 5 fountain Terrace

Board and Room by day or week. Nicely furnished rooms excellent table and service. Special "1o-meal' ticket S2.o0
 Try ms ONCE. You win be pleased
 ll1tt
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DRESS FORMS - Mrs. Armstrong will make her Famous Dress Forms at G Dell street from Jan. ttb to. 9th
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CTS anI denying the Federals chaIees
 Ball players Themselves will not be asked to testify on the side Of ora1u- izcd baseball
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Use Gets It," Corns
 Shrivel, Vanish
It's the New Way and You'll Forget
 You Ever Had corns.

"2 drops put on in 2 seconds, corn sariyels, .onaes clean off" That's the marvellous story of "GETSIT.' % the new plan corn cure Nothing can be simpler for the cure of eorns-and
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LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
 BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, EN- VELOpES, CARDS, ETC., LAW YERS' BRIEFS NEATLY EXECUTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
SLEEPER ON PiTTssuRoH-kEN
oVA EXPRESS siDEsWIPEs
GONDOLA.
Accident Occurred at eeIieviIIe, w. Va,
Near Parkersbura. Early Yes
terday Morning.

That a rigid Investigation is being
made TO fix the cause OF the wreck al
Belleviile. w. Va. yesterday morning
In which IS persons were slightly in
Jured. was the announcement at the
local Baltimore and Ohio Headquarters
last night According 10 reports. Pitts
ourgh-kenoya express. 704, due in
wheeling at 1915. sideswiped a steel
hopper at 1858 a. m. yesterday.
The smoker. and ladies' coach. and
two sleepers left the track. One side
of the first sleeper was torn out and
the second sleeper crashed head on
into the same gondola. Most OF the
passengers injured reside in Pitts
burgh
A list of the injured has been filed
with the local Office as follows:
MRS. LEWIS HIRscH, SOL Roup
avenue. East End. Pittsburgh, right
arm. hand and shoulder bruised.
JAMES NJ. A6RioIA, foreign steam
ship agent. 1924 Penn avenue. Pitts.
ourgh, left arm and hand slightly
bruised.
CALEB SMITH, Decatur. Ill. slight.
cut and strained. and right shoulder
and neck.
FNGO MAOCh, az DIAMOND street,
Pittsburgh. right side slightly bruised.
!. q. scHWA6E, Charleston. w. Va.
slightly bruised about head.
n. C. HARRIS, s21 Penn avenue
Pittsburgh. slightly bruised.
ROBERT e. vEiTTLE, 1Ol1 Hamil.
ton avenue. Pittsburgh, scalp wound
and bruised about leg.
J. J. SCHNEIDER, 1864 Second ave
nue., Gallipolis. Ohio. back slightly
bruised.
c. E. ARND. Brooklyn. n. Y. back
land neck slightly injured.
JOHN CASE, Reno, Ohio. shoulder
slightly bruised.
MRS. c. w. ElkiNs, Dixie. w. Va,
left side slightly injured.
WILLIAM NEIL, Hackett. Pa. right
arm and right leg bruised.
J. v. BLAIR, Jr, Parkersburg. w
Va. slightly injured about head.
c. 8. SUMMERS, Pomeroy. Ohio
slightly injured between shoulders.
n. e. HUSTON, PIG PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. East Liverpool. Ohio. back
and legs bruised.
J. n. KNAPP. Parkersburg. w. Va.
bruised about neck and shoulders.
c. L. SCHOll, Parkersburg. w. Va.
r1ght leg slightly bruised.
WILLIAM n. WEFFERLING. New.
ARK n. j., side slightly bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
NEWS BRIEFS

E. y. Carney has retired from &C
tive services in the operation OF the
new Windsor hotel He has sold his
interest in the Windsor company 10
the Fidelity Investment company.
Farmers in the neighborhood OF
Coffeytown will be given a reading
club II the efforts of Horace Atwood.
or the Pan Handle Agricultural club.
prove successful.
Cold weather during the past few
days has greatly injured the tomato
crop. making a shortage in the mar
ket.
Nat T. Frame. OF the farm extern
sion department OF the State univer-
sity. will speak at a meeting OF the
Pan Handle club Saturday afternoon,
October Q.
Judge r. NJ. Addleman entered an
order yesterday directing the filing
OF plea In the case OF James Greer
vs.. Levi =. Cassell
Mrs. NJ l. Lukens. OF the Island.
paid the first bill Of the 1915 tax dis.
count period TO Sheriff Sweeney yes
terday.
The Bachelor club viii meet for
the purpose OF reorEanizing Monday
evening az the home OF Andrew KRAFT,
Of sixteenth street
If Il Is found that 500 will not
drill the necessary number OF test
wells for the city filtration system,
business men will donate the amount
needed. II was learned yesterday.
The insanity commission has
been called 20 meet this afternoon for
the purpose Of passing on several
cases that have been brought to It's
notice
Another increase In the resident
starr Of the Ohio Valley General hos
piial may be necessary in the near
future 10 care FOR tho growing popu-
larity Of this institution. according ID
superintendent T.. q. Clark.
a meeting Of tho executive coun.
.cil OF the West Virginia state Board
Of Trade will BE- held In the local hoad.
quarters this afternoon al 9 o'clock
10 take up the proposed increase boz
coal rates BY West Virginia railroads.
10 is likely that several out-oftow
members will be present including the
Hon Louis Bennett. OF Weston.
Dr. Ivan Lee Rarstow. OF Denve-.
Colo. who has for some time been
associated with the local United
states Animal Industry bureau. h.
resigned and will take up the treat
mont % high class animals on the
Waddington and Reymann farms.
The Mountain state Bulletin. the
monthly MAGAZINE Of the West Vir.
einia sunday School association. Is
being distributed -Four thousand
copies of this magazine have been
printed and will be sent 10 all parts
~ tho state.
~ estorday The Wild duck. roosc
and woodcock hunting season opened
To VIII not Do many DAYS before other
same wul Doe ON thc lst ard hunters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
HEXETS Quickly
Remedy Stomach
Trouble

Sometimes your stomach III
gests all the food you eat. AT
other times the stomach is a
little weakened. Then the food
lies undigested and causes sour
stomach, belching and indiges-
ton. HEXETS help your
stomach to do its duty They
reach and quickly digest this
food. They put your stomach
in good working order. iOc
and 25c at all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
RIVER NEWS

Rain through the greater part OF the
upper river valleys will bring rise
Of several inches here Yesterday the
stage az the local wharf boat was over
eight feet, pool water. Rising water
Is reported at Pittsburgh.
The Joe Fowler went up at . yester-
day morning from Louisville for Pitts
burgh. The Liberty will be out this
morning AZ 1880 iQr Matamoras. and
the Express will be I'm ~ p. m. The
Reuben Dunbar will be down from
Pittsburgh TO Charleston at this
morning. The Joe Fowler will be down
late tonight
Givsr MArEa
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s6 feet. ris-
iuE. rein.
STU BENv1LLE-36 feet. rising.
rain.
rABKERsBURG- feet rising.
rain.
MORgANTOWN- feet. rising. rain
riL tfTNaafJ foot. falling. rain
MAkhEN-.I foot. stationary. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Y. M. G. A. SERVICE
Bible Glasses VIII Hold Rally Sunday
efternoon-oood Program
Prepared.

4 meeting OF unusual interest has
been planned for sunday afternoon
az S.fs o'clock In the Young Mems
Christian association During the
summer months the Mems Bible
classes Of the different churches have
been conducting the meetings on sun
day afternoons. The meeting tomor.
row is 10 be- a rally OF all the Mems
Bible classes in the community. and az
which a number Of laymcn. represent
ing three classes will make addresses
This meeting will inaugurate the
Fail and Winter work Of tho associa
ton and will be- following by a meet
ing each Sunday afternoon az the
same hour.
While this meeting has been
planned especially for the Eihlo class
men. an the men and older boys Of
the city viii bo cordially welcomed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
PROBATE OF WILL
Probate of win.

Probate of win.
OIIfce or the Clerk. County Court Ohio
county, state OF West Virginia
In the Matter or the Probate OF the
Gray. deceased.
The object Of the petition filed I'm this
matter on the 10th day OF September
lslS. - 20 have admitted 20 probate the
paper writing purportinE to be the Last
WIN end Testament OF George =. Gray
deceased. bearing date on the 22nd day
or August. 1916. And IL appearing from
an affidavit made before me By Samuel
Nesbitt, Jr.. attorney for the petitioner
therein. that William r. Gray. an inter-
ested person. Is nonresident OF the
state Of West Virginia. ~ IL hereby or
dered that he. the said william r. Gray
dc appear at my office in the City OF
Wheeling. state OF West Virginia ia the
County and State aforesaid. within one
month after the date OF the first publ
cation hereof. and do what - necessary
TO protect his interests in the said mat
ter.
The hearing OF said petition il set for
the 18th day Of october. 1915. at 10
o'clock a. m.
Clerk OF the County Court Ohio County,
State of West Virginia.
Samuel Nesbitt. Jr..
Attorney for the Petitioner.
se-11-1S-25-o-2
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~ school receive ifa due propor-
tinu nt the teacher time .....
..-... ..tt...s. ..... Miss fIar rtir4r
'i tssion o. manual training nud do
Iu'Htic science Work Tor the ruun.
riUn.
importance o. getting started rirbt
When gong into new cnumunfv
t...s. ...ss .-ss... Mr. W. l.. Chambers
btiiinH the school library ..........
o.. ID. ...-. .ttrt.... VT. n. g. Underwood
A'.l atorF which would o. OF value
. ttiaf ..f ststs... Miss Elsie Wilson
~ can the teacher improve fna
,tllt ntteudaure Mis- Leah hrnru-
ihulc ulles asaoclafed with The iudivi-
nAal nflnklnH sup and how 90 make
. tne best ~ them Mr. Chaa Arnevv
'gntrr reports and aurFraffuun
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About People


Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Stocking. OF this
city. are spending several days as the
guests Of friends and relatives At Sis
tersville.
G. NJ. Thompson has returned to his
spent the past week looking after busi'
ness matters here.
]. NJ. Monroe. has returned to his
home at Sistersville. after having
spent a few days here looking after
business matters
Alvin Z. Masten, of Pittsburgh. gen.
eral manager OF the A. T. Masten
Brokerage firm, will arrive In the city
today TO spend few days.
Arch Billiard. former member of the
University team, left last evening for
Morgantown. where he will attend the
wash-Jen-W. ". U. game, this after
noon
william c. Hood. has resigned his
position as teacher in the Benwood
schools and has gone to Follansbee
where he has accepted similar posi-.
ton.
Charles Montgomery, principal OF the
Fulton school. is spending the week
end at his home at West Liberty.
Miss Mildred Borgess., student in
the West Liberty Normal school, spent
yesterday In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bernard. of
Cleveland. are spending several days
in the city as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley House.
Wesley House will leave today. in
company with Ivan Jacobs and Har-
vey Bernard TO make a trip on their
motorcycles over the course OF the
Dayton-to-New York endurance run.
Mrs. p. ID. Citizens. of Bellsville. o..
is visiting her son. Superintendent of
Schools c. Z. Citizens. Of North Front
street
Frank T. Smith. OF the Intelligencer
reportial staff. will spend the week
end at his home in S,stersville.
Rudolph Frederick, OF the Dollar
Savings and Trust Co.. and Fred
RAIDER. OF McElroy's drug store, who
have been spending several days hunt.
ing on Fish creek near Cameron, are
expected home today.
Miss Virginia Higgins, teacher in
the domestic department OF Parkers.
burg High school. will spend Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
higgins, IN WOODLAND
Mr. and Mrs. John Startling and
daughter. Miss Jessie. of Follansbee,
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hart, Jr.. OF North Wheeling.
Elmer Cammack. well known oil
man OF the Cameron district, is in the
city for few days in the interest OF
his leased territory in that section.
Attorney Andrew ]. Porter will
leave next week for Pittsburgh 10
spend a few days with relatives and
friends. He will. upon his return. stop
over at Washington. Pa, where he will
look after some legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Behrens arrived
home yesterday from a two weeks
auto trip through the Valley OF Vir-
ginia. They spent some time at White
Sulphur Springs and historic spots in
the Old Dominion.
Mrs. G. II. Simpson and Mrs. II.
Forbes will return today, from a visit
in New York city.
Mrs. Ethel Fracker, society editor
OF the Intelllgencer, will return To-
day from a weeks visit with relatives
in Logan. Ohio.
Edward Salade, secretary OF the
Pythian State Home Board. will at.
tend a meeting of that organization
today. in Parkersburg.
Misses Eieauore Stein. Ada Ca1d.
well, Ethyl Keyser. Ida Woodruff and
Vida North. all OF Elm Grove. left
yesterday for a weekend visit with
Pittsburgh friends.
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W1rHooo 8r1e1n-
Many OF the local contractors that are
erecting houses in Center Warwood had
70 suspend work yesterday on account
OF the wet weather.
homer Wiles. conductor on the Pan
manure traction line. has been pusy tns
past several DAYS on the ccmenting OF
MS cellar at his home in North War
Mrs II. Montigel who has been visit
ing at Mount Clemens for her health
mas returned TO her home in North
Warwood somewhat better
Naientine Tuwe, or Ravenwood. Is
spending several DAYS visiting some OF
his old friends in South Warwood.
Mrs. Gantzer. OF Ohio. Is spending
several days visiting at the home or
her daughter. Mrs. Hugh Carroll. OF
North Warwood.
Fred smith. motorman on the Pam
handle traction line. was on duty yes-
teroey. MT. smith spent most of his
time hunting squirrels Motorman
Straton worked In his place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

com UlwrnfnrF 10 Mr. und frra va.
ward Campbell ana daughter. Mics Tdra
~ Iiunirr. RI. who ore tho guests or
NJ and Mrs Lawrence krifrr. Mr. and
hra h r Tflrf entertained with din
.ucr net evening The house WIS eiH-
huratelr decorated Cor tho occasion.
covers wers laid f1f the fuIi0wfnr
Meaera and NeHiHmce E1ward Camp
boil q IT Tyler Lawrence kaifrr. VIII
schfuk and Miseoa Edna Campbell.
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Rrother Not I.ocat.a

- All euorts are being made 20 focara
George Laky. brother Of John Iakv.
VINO was killed while at work IN tho
Beech Bottom mine on Wednesday
morning The body or the unfortunate
man - being held al WellsburE. at
NFlcH supply company Undertaking
parlor and will be held there until Mon
day Pictures have been sent ont IN
thought by Brooke county authoritfes
that word viii be received before Mon
DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

samuel ThomuHun. formally clerk fu
Tho I0rd store Iu South Wfrwrud una
removed 60 the store iu Center War
wood. MI Ford haze hired Richard Npff
o. work. 90 the South Wrrwood store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
WELLSBURG

WbLLsBU W. Va. go Y-rrf-
oAFs Octouer SD. VIII o. District rrrff.
lAte Dag Dr. HunaIu district for the
tee hers On this district The fnaflfufr
VII he held ~ the buchanan nrh11I
InlialuN county IuUn rfuffrInnf III
fcnupl T. a. burton Han announced the
toil0Wing 90 tho program ~ the dag.
1pcnlnf tEfrclaen Miss Merrvwef her
WHAT may teacher DO toward Inn
NfnFiNf arunnI urOnrrfWe .........
......... .t.... Mlaa Blanche Iafnia0n
snfft of fNe condition ~ school
property upon The pupils ..........
Enert - uh0lrr0nTs flar nn the wors.
ING N fna school Niles fIfn Trarn
HnH fn ciaan.fH pupils wnu nae ~.
...s.. ........ EIrH nufr s~s--r
Does the primary pupil ln che c0un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

lhe putlopF club met THURSDAY ~.
tcrnOun ~ the home 81 Mas louie
t.ndHers. brilliant. -. The address ~
Lt. Mariha carl Anderson. tho proai-
~. OF tho club. was ~ high order
lA thg Close she spoke hrfcrfy o. r w..
tfnt tfiu uv auto through New rnn-
.shd and mentioned in an original rrv
We ui.lnfla Hpnfr that are dear fn am
tinf fIfhNe DURING the social hour
lAlnir f-irra nmrnfa were eerrrf The
~ tnr club were Mise Waddi..
Af'' johnston. Of Maryland. IRE next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

ON ThurHdnN Afternoon. Mr and Mrs
Walter ~ Foster entertained RI few
close relatives 20 dinner. in honor -
The nrHf birthday 81 their daughter.
Louise shannon
Mrs 81 D. r1afrr and daurhter. Mar.
Tarff. visited FrfdHr with Sire FOaffr.a
parfufH. Nr and Sire Milton NrCurErr.
GO Cameron
frof T o. CrrmtIru vas hurIrs.s
caller ln town today from Bethany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Preparatorv servtoea.

Preparatory services were held las.
evening at 1:fs o'clock AZ the Lutheran
church. corner Seventeenth street and
Warwood avenue. Rev. Ralph a.
harshman had charge. Communion ser
vices will be held Sunday morning at
1873 o'clock. following BY sunday
school az 2;30 o'clock. George Bruhn.
supsriufeudeuf
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MI i. n Wnnnn-

Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Wilson. wife OF
george u. wilson. Of Twentieth street
and Richland avenue. passed away yes
teTday at lZ:l0 a. m. Mrs. Wilson had
tAst eleven months had not been apIe
10 leave her bed. The deceased was in
her siMty-third year. she ~ survived by
a husband and two daughters Miss
Bess Wilson and Mrs Edward BingeIl
Funeral arrangements have not been
complete The funeral likely will be
held sunday afternoon. Rev X a
Hsrshnan. OF the Lutheran church. viii
Oficiate.
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Hsid Session

= rcestuu ~ the Literary Society OF
fh' South Warwuod school was held
Yesterday afternoon 20 tho school huiid-
iur very Interesting PROGRAM or
affuuH. music and quotations was
rendered. This society Wil hold meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

WarWoOd BAPTIST Mission. meetings
being held ir i.asrh's HAN corner Flffh
street and WHrWOud avenue. SUNDAY
school ar 30 D.. m.. Mr Peterson. sup
Q ended to everybody.