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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

confined TO her home al Pleasant Valley
Tor the past several weeks. is improv-
ing
Henry Niekerson. OF the Pittsburgh
the guest Of his mother al Edgingtou
Cruz hght
Thomas Watkins. out-the-pike mall
monia
George Prather. who has been confined
10 his home at Lakewood for the "a
proving ''''
Mrs. Nen WIN. teacher in the Camero,
sghool d. confined 90 her home az West
Alexander ON account Of illness
Louis TeufeI. conductor on the vy.sr
\lrginlt traH'iOu line. Is on duty ON a.
count 81 illness
Mrs Earl Marshall is confined 90 her
nome nome %. ne Ston church road on &C
Mr. and Mrs. W s. Armstrong and
daughter. Miss Flora. Of West Aleyan-
ger are spending several days a. the
quests o. friends az kashingts..
Mrs NJ. j. Fitzpatrick D. combined TO
her home 40 Pleasant Valley With "a Sc
rlgus illness
confined 90 her home az Fulton for the
past several days uu account Of iiryc..
j. able 60 be out
John Humble 81 Every body's garage
ilttshurgh. where he will attend the au-
fpmObile show.
Albert Hall motorman ON the Wasf
n lrEliia Traction and Electric r1uu1n y
sine is OF duty on account OF I'm injured
Frank Nelson. Of Elm Grove returned
ast evening Co his home az Elm Grove
after having su'ut the week end with
Jack Graham. OF DIIonyaIe aperf the
week end with relatives az Film Grove
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SIDE TALKS
(eY 3 tn cameronN
INSTEAD OF ROSES

1.-The, The florist held out spray Of ex-
gGlslle PINK roses allurinEly. but the
XII win the bright eyes and the
thoughtful face turned suddenly away
rom them. Two dollars for half a
DOZEN; 10. don't think tn take them
aIter al,' she said decisively and hur-
ried resolutely out OF the shor.
.,. Sssiae she put the two-dollar bill
lsts window. her eyes on scarlet poin-
setta. her thoughts far away
Her own EHperienoe.
" nen / was sick she was thIuEia-
people sent me expensive flowers when
Z Wan stCkest and could hardly fnIuy
tnom. and then OF course there va.
and loved TO have anything Come 20
break the monotony
And now Gretchen has typhoid and
WI PROBABLY be sick a long while and
mere am starting 20 do the same
thing % course IA Ike to buy the
roses and other things too. but 1 can't
AFFORD that And anyhow II isn't the
- pense or even the beauty Of tho
Lllues lnat count when you're sick 20
@5-5s .a tne ut OF hayinE something
Flsnning what Two Dollars would Buy
- tnluk Ill Just 20 home now and not
ssend her any thiuE but letter for O. few
DAYS while other people are sending
IloNers ana then l.l plan out how
NAM Httle things can get FOR tho
me roses. ana fU send them every dav
"r Two while she's getting better.
.'a' 'i'" wN' 'H" ever N#N "a long CON.
Nalescence knows what "a delightful ss.
citemout 90 is Co., have the ua4frrp ar
the cNprogarIau bring some IItffs #sl..
tke n" matter how mall &c. intrinsic
value To Gretchen Iu her urUr1fUrH. Ia
ylhpId CnuFaIrHt.rrr there came at -r.
ehy OF tWo some little reminder from,
Lhe one friend who hadn't Hs'rpI 90 FIr
aer sickroom with flowers during tT.
Hrst fcW days uf heT illness
FIlrHL came nsIf dozen r1rpIaana
gllnN win IffI. rHEurG legend I.r..
me nf frr rweefrfar fHsu u...IH f.....
III given "a bowl uf water to grow boz
NFNt War little hHrH.rrH#H a#-.4.
book u rnauahHfa ~ rarI#.a frI..r.
anl reatiNeH which fHr rIrI uIfr fHa
--iFLL eyes had seurr.ef about o.
NeSt came ore Of trs English nar4.
Ten offs for ne rrfos on one
Ing
. a small Hlf H.rs af..af bunch af ....
..Na .'.."H.I f".u TU#.... .H
.' '... ..T..H |......f
n.r.I. THg.r.. U.Ef H .ffT. ..re..
..n' .H.. with ...H..| boz .f .H
.N' home mad. candy.
A. rHI| before. |r Sou have ....
NH. long .nu.H....I... 500 ... ..r
Tgf'r EN1f fHr interest .. .l.... a.r
....' .''.. thing. come. meant Ir
N..n- perhaps .. PLANNING Dr..
. r,rIrr n a.s .r.rT You'll
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. O.. March la-Misx
Jessie Heburn entertained a few friends
al her home Friday evening
Miss Anna simmermsn was out OF
IOWA Nlsltur over sunday.
Miss Lou Kinsey underwent an ope-a
morning
Mrs. Charley Scott 10 seriously IN at
her home.
Mrs David Brooks is Improving after
a weeks Illness.
for treatment
M. and Mn Harry scheehIe were
visitors near Pleasant Grove Sunday
Miss Marjorie Bashore is III Al her
home with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Lazier Shultz returned home sat
ufday after weeks visit with his sis
place. '''a
Miss Lizzie Brown Is seriously 80 at
her home.
Mrs. Degarms is uI az her home
MIS- MIS- Alma Tompson. Of Mamscy, was
"a caller In this place. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII TAYLOR were visit
ors IN this place. Tuesday.
Mr. Louie Sommers was business
'a W, X Martin, Martins Ferry. wednesday.
prgNemsut at this writing
Several from this place attended trs
.ea'ly o' NJ. %. Barns. Wednesday. of
Mr. and ,Irs Finley Rhoades has re-
tlIH.. 20 int nome or her parents. AlT
and Mrs David Buchanan. after an cK-
tended trip.
Miss siia Kuokuck. OF Burlington 81.
SlI{inE AZ The home OF her sister. Mrs.
Louie ~ummers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence spent
thursday at the home Of his father. Nj.
MARI Lawrence. near CDlerain.
Mr. John Moore. Of Alliance is visit
w ~ ~" nome OF her son. Nj a.
Moore u this place
Mr. VIII Written. Of Martins Ferry.
spent o. Few days with hts sister Mr.
Theodore Humpherville
MI ana Mrs Samuel pfrFfn Of
Scotch Ridge. spent Thursday boz thiz
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A TIP TO
DYSPEPTICS

" YOU are troubled with dysper
ia, Indigestion and other stomach
disorders take HEXETS IL YOU
want 20 get quick and gentle re-
lief
Forget an your Indigestion. dye
ccrsia and stomach misery: kcer
your stomach in good condition
HEXETS will help you
HEXETS will digest an the fer.
mentcd lumpy food lying in your
stomach that causes al the
trouble They will keep YOU we'll
and YOU will forget such a thing
as stomach misery
Get a zoe box and give them a
trial
Sold AZ most drug stores. zoe and
1-U
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eHIrKs AND JAYS prAproor

IIhfNE. March IA deadlock an.
IfffH fl" hove been reached DOB The u.er.
NHfiNrH between China and lamar.
A.ii"|En The Chinese rspra4fnfatftH4
WHr. informed uu THURSDAY that THuau
l.I n.HIli.i her attitude reIinuuishinx
fHH .rHI uf fHH demands against ,rrIrT
'''nn raised fH. most pronounced ubIfr-
r.rH ursrrsrrrf obstacles DOB tho ygHg
an adjustment arose AT Yesterdays
..H ference
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TURKEY REVIEWS OFFER

ATHENS, VIA London. March IS.
.S.55 a. m.-irhe newspaper Embros
says that Turkey has renewed her
oiier 10 renounce in favor OF Greece
her claim 10 all the islands In the
Aegean now occupied by the Greeks.
II Greece will maintain her neutrality
This offer was rejected by Premier
Nenlzelos prior TO his resignation and.
the paper adds, IL Is believed will
again be declined
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MARTINS FERRY


n p ssit that a svI known nan from
~ .pber part - thc city. while in ~
ln Aiaal7l euUG4tiuu saturday - eufnE.
80 Into TIE turEF h~IanEInr 10 The
s-hErf sowing Machine Company ard
tfNes"aea o. drive OFF Th- driver q
~ u1ssf discovered his Ices IN a fes
minute shan he returned from making
cal He az once gave chase and the
4elllt a. as located on Narth Main street
lhr man Whu tad taken thc ~ gave o.
b. Ulrd
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0UT-THE-PIKE
wiz Meet Citizens.

Il was learned last evening that the
committee representing the upper end
OF Iriadelphia district would meet Fri
Gay evening with the mlEfu-r- Of the
board OF education AT Elm Grove to take
Up matters relative 10 the location Of a
site for the new nigh school IuildinE.
Inc meeting was scheduled e. have been
hedl Thursday evening, out owing 10 the
fact that some members Of the board
could not BE- IN Attendance. Do was
changed TO Friday evening. Some in
teresunE Developments are expected at
this NEE ting and all Interested ar.
urged 10 m attendance Just where
the meeting will be held has not as yet
been decided. but an effort - being
made TO secure one OF the large halls at
E.lm Grove.
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DEMANDS LIBERATION OF
ALL ITALIANS IN AUSTRIA

MILAN, March "a, via Rome and
Paris, SIS p. m.-The National league
as general assembly has passed a
resolution demanding the liberation OF
All Italians from Austrian dominion
through Intervention in the European
war. The league also has sent a tele-
gram TO Queen Helena. expressing ad-
miration for the splendid patriotic
virtue of her people (MontenegrinsD
VINO are bravely lighting for the same
ideals as animate the Italians.
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The game Of lit for tat Is being
played 10 perfection by husband and
vile In Bellalre Saturday William
fabry who lives on the Hartenstein
hill had his wife. Mrs Stella Fabry.
arrested. on a charge that she had
made threats 10 do him bodily harm
She was given a hearing before Squire
Morreu and was required to furnish
5000 security FOR a peace bond. After
her release she went before Squire
Adrian Minder and swore out a war
rant charging her husband with as.
sault and battery. he was arraigued
Saturday and furnished bond Tor a
nearing later Mrs Fabry b. a sister
Of Mrs. Bulge, the wife OF Felix Bulge.
who killed Nicola CiccareIIi
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Obituary
Rohrrt y. Rnr

Robert d Rust well known young
nArlnesa man Of the south side died
Htsrlar morning a. o'clock following
an attack u acute alcoholism. The death
.tFftd az ne ohio valley General hos
rltaL where he had been removed FRIDAY
TOT Treatment He had been delicious
lhc Ms entrance 20 the hospital lie 10
the son OF AluuEo and Annie Rust and
Nas IN the twenty eighth year Of his AZ.
lie had been operating a. pool room on
ths south side Tor some time. Funeral
rfrFicss viii BE- hold N Wednesday morn
ING ~ 80 o'clock az the home. followed
% requiem high mass az the church OF
me lmnaculats Conception. Intermeut
VIII be In Greenwood cemetery
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Mrs, J. shempf. Of Wheeiiug. T. visit
ing friends here
Miss Ruth Philips. OF Elgin. III. has
accepted position In the Naunington
Public school 70 succeed Misc Roberts
who resigned.
Maynard ThistlethwaIta. or Browns
vile, Pa Is calling on friends here
Miss Carrie Jacobs. OF Bridgeport f.
the guest % friends here.
Mrs a r. MILAN and son. Frank
nave gone TO Florida. for a visit with
her father
Born -Thursday, March II to Mr.. and
Mrs Jos. Mulholland. "A son
Mrs. !. Holt and daughter Of East
Liverpool are visiting her parents Mr..
ana Mrs. VI. g. MyerOu. on Main street
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STEUBENYTLLB

SIEl BENNGLTE. o.. March 1.-THE
Io.lo"ing court items appear on records
MinEo building and Loan company vs.
g"Hu 'uFlrk 20 3D. suit Boo f0rarIozure or
t0ruey. on
Grace Frye VS. ThoWaa Trays divorce
wanted because h, wua Boo the panIf.rf..
sl. ahd she was given maiden name Of
fol-, lrestouo National Bank We Daniel
Ilaf LHfI e. a. damage Judgment 1FsIuat
fr"fEr T.. Andrews OF $3.50 aWHrH.G
20 mortgage
FHl" LAaWauu w. william EIuuarr
dlsinlsF'd af costs OF plaintiff
htHJaH.lu Jordan VS. Ada Jordan
TIN '' pam.
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Merchants League

BoIalre merchants have received
notices % attend q meeting 90 BE- held
pm The Commercial club rooms Tues.
DAY evening The meeting h. called
Tor the purpose of organizing q Ner.
chants League an BolIaire. and all
business men are invited to attend
DO h"~ organization will BE- an aux.
mary To the Commercial club. but
VIII work Independently OF that or.
ganlzatIon
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Word was received hero Saturday
OF the death ~ Charles HoIru. which
occurred ai hIH home In grrruahure.
fas saturday afternoon Deceased
was former resident of HH city.
ana vas "0i known EIrg.s.ue aIr
or" ms m0tsr. of -fHlhrng.Ta. and
Two sisters. Mr.. DAY OFF Belmont and
Nf7 Albert Mrf.r. off sfsub.u..Ia
The remains wIi hr brought f1 this
city for IHfrrmUrr
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URGES PARTICIPATION.

ATHENS, March Il Cvia London)
March l5.-3:25 a. m-Former pre-
mier Nenizelos publishes a statement
In the Ethnos in which he appeals to
the new government 10 abandon men
trality. TIE article urges that the
present moment offers Greece a
chance TO quadruple itself Il adds
that II the new ministry will embrace
the opportunity NJ. VenizelOs will guar.
antee II the support OF the majority
in the parliament.
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ONE KILLED IN DERAILmEN1.

SHELBJRN. Ind, March 14.-En.
glneer Charles Baldwin was killed. a
tramp was painfully injured. and
the Evansville q Terre Haute railway
station here was partly wrecked
when the Dixie Flyer" the fast Chi.
cago to Florida train. left the rails
here early to-day. While the passep.
gers received a severe shaking IN.
none required the services OF a pby.
stefan. First reports were that Is
persons were killed
A small stone on the rail at a street
crossing is believed to have caused
the accident.
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The LzughIin tin plant resumed opsr-
sltons last evening after a three DAYS
ldieness on account OF a large stock %
TN on hand IN the warehouse IL -
ssld that chances are That the mill will
work the entire week A. several large
orders have come In wtthin the last
lev days. The LauEhlin sheet mali also
resumed operations last evening
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Get Rid Of Lingering Colds, couahs
and la Crime

Spring finds many afflicted with lin
gering. hacking coughs that weaken
the system. Slush and wet cause
more colds than zero weather. Group
bronchitis and pneumonia are preva-
lent. Every family should have a
safe and reliable cough medicine
ready for use. Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound contains no harmful
Ingredients. II eases a cough. checks
cold and relieves inlamed and CON
Eested membranes 10 clears the air
passages and soothcs Inflammation
For sale by John Coleman & Co.
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BOY INSTANTLY KILLED.

HAZLETON. Pa. March 14-Eleven
year old John Jotosky was shot and
instantly killed today while playing
cowboy with FIVE companions AZ West
Hazleton. John Oblosky. Il years old
who BE- said 20 have done the shoot.
inE. disappeared shortly afterward
and has not since been seen.
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Al ST. Johns Church.

This week will be a busy one at st.
Johns church and two important
feast days will be observed in addition
TO other special services. On Tuesday
evening Rev. Thomas A. Nolan. OF
Columbus. will deliver an address on
81 Patrick. On Wednesday morning
the feast OF St. Patrick will be OBJ
served with a high mass At $50
o'clock
Friday the feast Of ST. Joseph will
be celebrated with a high mass AZ
$3.50 a. m. Lenten services will be
held az .. m. anw 1880 D. m.
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Funeral services Will o. held to-mor-
foN morning from 81 Mays Catholic
church over the remains OF the late
Ahomas ltileys OF NorkNilis who died
a. me North Wheeling hospital Satur-
oay a. noon. after lingering illness.
NJ services viii be In charge Of Rev.
talhsr g a. Mulhearn AMI interment
VIII be IN ST Mary's cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

Considerable excitement was caused In
East Wheeling yesterday evening when
the controller ON car No. i5 on the West
Virginia Traction and Electric company
line caught nre Fortunately however.
ihe car was near the barn and q chemi-
cal eNtinguishcr was brought into play
ana the names were soon put out Just
what started the blaze h not known.
but II 81 thought a short circuit might
have been the reason. The only damage
was the destruction Of the controller
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Important Me.tinr.

Ine ladies'. auxiliary TO the city hos
pltal will hold an important r1.Sfip.y III
tht hospltal parlors this evening and a
run attendance Of the members L. de-
sired. Several important matters will he
given attention. and the aTairs Of the
lsol-s minstrel show which was given I'M
up. " 'e''' '4
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NEW YoRK ARRIVES sAFF

LIVERPOOL, via London March a.
800 p. m. The American line steam
or New York. which arrived here this
afternoon. had an uneventful voyage.
The captain OF tho vessel had pre-
pared for evontualitios by having the
lifeboats swung out and ready for
lowering
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Jenern rnnnrnl

Funeral services viii be held this At
ternoon a. 30 o'clock over the remains
ot the late Mr. Matthias LETTERS. who
died az the Ohio Valley General ho-pifa /
Friday. The services viii be held al the
home In Pleasant valley In charge Of
will render several musical selections
lnterment viii be in Greenwood cemetery
The pallbearers will be. n. g. List Jr.
Myrun Hubbard. ~ W Fair Or W a
Cracraft. Sr.. J. r. Greer and J A
Miller
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The regular weekly meeting Of the
rim Grove Boys Brigade will be held
this evening N the basement OF the
stone church. Many matters pertaining
60 DO" business Of the company will De
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Brtnton Funeral

Impressive funeral services were held
saturday over the remains Of the late
held at the home Of Mrs. Leon y Rec
Ter. a daughter. Fricay evening. ana In
terment was IN Greenwood cemeterv.
N-N. arthur Mills had charge OF the
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1919 oEELcLALs AaaLvr

NFW YORK March ft rarr cam.
I1.r. nf 'hn italian nr#. H..r-rrr..f
nf b. soldiers. arrived .rra TODAY .n
board 'H" italian steamship Frrur4
from Naples AIrurT.n. f1 Uarfa|r
-'h'..ano k1f1alII .n chars. of fH.
fHrE Hr. fu fHEa bach fr
ITALY % shipment OF $500 horses chad
have boon purchased .r rr United
STATE. Tor .ar uf IHr italian arm.
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x. L. AddiugtOn. OF 343f Boquet
street. Oakland district. Pittsburgh. Pa
passed through Elm Grove. enrOute to
Louisiana yesterday. The Young man
lcft f1ttsburgh several days ago to
MAKE the trip 70 the southwest ON foot.
tie u stopping in each town through
Mni'h ne passes and To- securing the
signature OF some Official as proof that
he actually made each and every sChe-
duled stop. After walking the distance
he Is assured OF good position IN the
smoky city. His paper was signed by
u Domcr NIckrrsln Town recnrder
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shivsiy Funeral.

Services We're held yesterday after
noon over the remains 0f-She lat Grant
Shivly. well known stoEie maker OF I'M.
city. who died Friday afternoon. The
eerNlces were held at the family home
No. COS Alley h. and interment was in
had charge.
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MANNINGT0N

MANNINGTON, W Va, March IA
Inc y year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Rove, OF East Main street. sus-
tained a fractured skull by being hit
with stone late last night. Doctors
Leahy and Andrews performed "a ire
phine operation on the boys skull and
he Il reported 10 have a fair chance 70
recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

= meeting Of The keystone BIbIe class
or the stone church sunday school was
held Saturday evening a. which time the
election Or Officers FOR the coming year
was taken ~. The result % the election
was as Follows. President. Earl Woods
vice president Logan kittle. secretary
samuel Lively, teacher. Mrs. A. p
kuble.
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First Reformed church for the past
few weeks, will be installed. The IN
stallation exercises will be very inter
esting and viii be in charge OF Rev.
John Bettig. OF New Philadelphia. and
Rev. +. NJ Preuss. OF Wheeling.
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LoeaI Teaehers WlI Att.nd

Practically all OF the teachers in the
city will attend the regular meeting OF
the Ohio Valley Round Table In Wells
Vile next Friday and Saturday. SEES
sions viii begin Friday afternoon and
Will continue until Saturday noon.
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Death Of Josspus aowlAnd.

Josephus Rowland. father or Mrs J
x Finnus, or this city. died "Wednesday
March 10. at Parkersburg hospital
The funeral was held this afternoon AZ
.. m Mrs. Finnus was with her faith
er when the end came and Mr. F1nnus
and family left this morning FOR GRAF.
ton TO attend the funeral
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Variety Club

Miss Hattie Aldredge will entertain
the members Of the Variety club next
Wednesday evening at her home on
Franklin street A number OF out-of-
town guests will be present and a good
time Is expected.
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funeral services we're held yesterday
afternoon from Ter late home on North
Miss Addie Floto. who died suddenly
rldsy afternoon. The services were In
.hafHe or Rev. 4. z Bsnze. Of Wheel
try.
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AAanE PrsparAuons.

Preparations are being made for the
epeninE OF saloons IN tins city and
leases have been taken On nearly all q
NE vacant store rooms In the city suit
able for saloon purposes % L. sxpcct-
"a that saloons Will b. opened Ia this
citN about the first OF AprfI
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BELLAIRE
viii Entertain Club.

Miss Elizabeth McGraw will enter
tain the Sorority club at her home on
North Jefferson street Tuesday even
ing The AFFAIR will be prettily ar
ranged and n number OF games will be
enjoyed by the members and their
friends.
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Ine last sad rites over the remains
on the late Charles Black. who passed
away az his home at Dallas Thursday
evening were held yesterday afternoon
from the place OF death Tho funeral
services were .u charge Of Es. bins
more. az The Dallas Presbyterian church
anI iHteImeut was Ht the Dallas GENE
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The FINAL rehearsal for the musical
mat viii DC Given Tuesday evening iu
IN. vance Memorial church az Woods
dale. Will be held this evening Boz ths
church. musical and literary pro.
gram has been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

The Mems Bible class OF the NJ T.
church sunday school held "A banquet I'M
me sunday school room last evening al
eight O'Clock. A large crowd was pres.
ent and everyone enjoyed the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15

Miss Elizabeth -frHffun. Of Fulton. en-.
iFI tanned The members of nor SUNDAY
school class 600 her home last evening
The affair was boo honor of her nIrrtrts ID
birthday. and e. most pleasant evening
was spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-15
Special Meeting .

\ special meeting OF tu, Elm Grove
council Will be held this evening at
Wplch time many matters pertaining 10
the business Of the town will ice taken
uU.