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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

Ex-Chief Justice Emery is writing
history Of Equity Jurisprudence OF
Maine. the first installment OF which
will appear in the Maine Law Review
~ he issued next week. Other install
ments will follow in subsequent num-
bers OF the Review.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24
TRINITY coMMANDERY, NO. 7, K.

#. Special conclaye at Ma sonic Temple.
Friday evening. Nov. 10Th. 1915 Work in
the FED Cross. All sojourning fraters
are cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE II. BANGS. Recorder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

She proposes to pose as Columbia
in high-heelad shoes and picture hat"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24
ENcAMPMENr Nh

Meetings at 40 o'clock ever scona ~
fourth Tuesday. Tuesday ewing Now
w. II. JOHNSN. g D
c. E. STEWAH. Scribs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

CANTON AUGUSTA. NO 9, Pm
Se ocodk s Taesaa ese Dec ssa ssay
and election of officers.
o. +. FAREHN. CAM,
RAY NJ. RURt, Cistr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24
ODD FELLOWS HAU.

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 20 RE,yi.,
nvsning t NoS ev reheaasa It I Friday
tory degree. a'
c. E. PRATT. :
E. F. WES1O, s.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

The annual meeting OF the Maine AL
tomoble Association will be held on Mon
day. Dec. 20. at the Falmouth. Portland.
with a fine musical program in addition
20 the banquet and an attendance eX
pected to exceed anything a similar meet
ing has ever had.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

U. Q. G. c, MORRILL, CON-.
nlandery. No. 326. L. O. q. c. Regular
meetings second and fourth TUESDAY
evenings at $50 o'clock at Go!en Cross
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

kCNNEREC LODGE, NO. ,45e
LOYAL Order of Moose. NETS in Union
hall. % Water St. ever "Wednesday
evening AT $50.
GEORGE r. TRtY. Sec.
nov25eodlyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

CAPITAL AERiE, NC 1864 +. 0.
Eagles. meets in F. Q. Z. hal, Is Water
ST.. first and third MoiG;y !. each
month at s o'clock.
HERBERT c. brown, T..
BERT d. PRAY. Sc.
eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

+. B. Nichols Of Wiscasset started
the other day to cut down tree and
soon found it much more valuable than
he had expected. He took out %
pounds of wild honey. which found
quick sale at a round figure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

Francis Ford, one of the hes; known
stars of the Film World is enjoying
a vacation at his old home in Portland,
where he was formerly better known as
Frank Feeney. SO strong is the grip OF
the movies that Ford has been putting in
parS Of the vacation time at least in
staging couple of scenes. in which some
very livelE action is portrayed and famil-
lar Portland scenes depicted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-24

cows produce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16

nieo inirfle0e Sal og 9oaitoper. "a
rperlt oppe flnieoe iig iammcn I'll
tolp helaeflGote Senter pda Den
ter'te &onorina uooper. - Sielo
Iilfteoc liz bag SlcI0 norooper, men
Oct anbneoe liz olioa baaom Sielo
eftcr 6iclo ieroucr. "a %ringeiel-
lcrne ltldlp.
Miotpinteratio oro9 ScringSlGa
I'll Martcb. Get aif iom ilulae
Strcb ouer Den incirnallc &ci / Camp
ira rimbpioe Ncitcrpg9e.
Men ait life &onoreblooet ioa
haiti9 giennem >moeuci Sipaarcu.
lan par Der allllcpel noleu lom
lloroe lit til, at $ipci ilrt % ita0ig
pualeoe ilN o. mo.
Get par %os'etiererue
Sosiet par lioet. 6ortiencltcn
itrol. Gagelanl por Suren. "a
@ofterne par tunac, liar uoar Suul.
len trle0e berghadro % oeo@iarll9
ouer &Ieiuerne un0er 9torcrieIo. -
Nten Iileucl flerte Sc - Yar 10
% Nar iu0. Sor az llunUrc iiA lag
oc nogeu. Nao. oe Stiainlcr tm0e
uel $oroen elcr Stogeu haze lto'ret
Den. Seq tror nlcit Der lau Ell Snlt
/ Sin0et I'll ar pol0rc. Zen Sult
'lllQtc DC. Sette bar 10 o4iao noAet
ior Dem, lpm luitebc at ilaftc. Entci
bonot Dem, life Sib, life Stco. -
Staoig par Der uoQet at nle0e. &c
funoc ln0re liz oper oct cllcr lie a.
Oct % pprc fallte al iii elct. - %
De funoc bore iaanlan9t nleo Jig
ira Suilepluo5 til N~pileploo@. ira
&rambii iii 2ronlblI, Tor &c pnr mo.
ON allc ili9c Steocr. &c flntoe mi
De lit Sino nteb Ell manaiol0Ig Srno,
lon ingen an0en Orenltc on. &c
relte iig oalau lont ct Sla9a Solct9
Soripn nleb mon9t Den trUngte til
@ipbcrge. "a iiUr iaooon inolnoer
,Sul. rlonr Observation-Disclosures laa
iorlto tpt pua SGaiene, ga fltuoc De
hentc iig me, puo9Iomnc epen-
Sao tilmnlerlig oct fllnoe ic III,
'na par oct oaiaepcl Sralcf)ererne
ion1 holbt Srubitionen line | ct
Ganbrerfplf. Get bar Ell iu%inllcnoe
Nfitano ira Dem lpm enganQ pan
oreoe pppc pun &c lolpIc %iooer %
til @UalcfIprernc lnnQs %clen / Sfpa.
gen ira Iieloene. - Dten Den iom
par ltlg % oerfor troeoc poa De
9onle Saon, par o9loa orl'tla NOT
iii at paoge ct Sprang one Mel.
lenlrulnmet.
.. Sic Sin1onblien. / "AiteupD
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16
Gronohusileoten.
Gn Slest al Tielo- % Sagtiprerc
I%utmmbeimen.
(Nf 6aliodn NplIer / "NiTenp."o

: Sronobu5lleatell er oct MI ire.
ole @enerntion, iom Sen efter tyur
bar ppret Sjelb- % Saatfererc | So
tllnheimen no ira Stotionerne Seias
helm, Nliapon0et OF Hdn0apcrf.
Surlia bar oct pGret "meo Gnaellt-
mennom" | Nieloet. Gn al De CANT
lie engelife Norgeauenner, General
@lacfmel, bor ppret iieloe nleo olle
ire Sleatleb al S%ronohllIer: @amle
Neter Srunomls, Sena % Setter, Sr.
Gen ierIte al ois'e er fierbt ionl
Granddaughter AZ ben golnle Veale-
letter Citation o0 Terten Tor oct Tor
tie GLADE Suriitllp ser, meo lioen,
men gieltiri Tlno3. San bar ianl-
tioio meb nogle al DC iprite Suriiter
/ 2itiotrnheimen, Seftpe, &inle o. m.
a., oa her ifal bare minoeS ON, bpao
Sotlinheimerc Tom Wnepar Hiclien
o. Sh. Gaspori har lfrepet baaoe ON
bette Tllnft o. DC andre, inm leg /
bisie 9(rtifler bererer meo libt GAM.
melt og INT SilGg.
Vcter Senior bococ mleo lin SAINT
lie / bet aanllc @e5ieiGterhus, iom
ellonl itaar Der itrur inocnior bet MT
pPrenoc. mt % tort nnlngte Sei5=
beim. Nan bar ben nppntc @lacf-
meQs W}ano oa mnlopPrlige SiPlper
unoer bennes Norgesopholo bpert
9lor. @lacfwel leiebe tiolig &us-
panoet o9 Hltapanosbooen Tor Siife.
ri oe Sagt. Set er eienbom unber
8oarben aleppe / &nagc, % AZ oeb-
fommenbe aleppemano itabig bort
Ieiet til Sportam9no.
Ct 9lar fom set paa Gale, Of
9lacfpeQ ifllloc fisbe Hispanoet.
aleppenlanoen gif meb paa Salqet
aontraft bleu opiat. % Suanet
Tiger, at ogiaa oenne aontroft par
ioriottet al Tinic, pua Hint. @inie
par Ell hpppig @Ieit hos SIacfwels
@ror pau alones, ng ell @en AZ Dem
be9gc. SmioIertio MHgrebe alcppe-
mnrloen paa Salget % 'remholot
meb Saarer / 2inene, az Rllsualloet
Dog life muatte o. ifuloe itilles ira
aleppe9aaroen. 9lucfpea gap iig,
han "snifeoe life az eie Ell ,Seritpano.
ialtet mleb 9lnqerena Saarer". Son-
oelen alf ON, o. ban blep iremoeles
bare Seier.
Get par beiteone 6orbolb oeroppe
peo Ruspanoet / DC Gage. aomior.
ten par life iom mn. Sens Sronb.
his iortPIer ira line @utteoaae, oa
han iif ppre meo Gar mo / 6ieloet;
On lioen, gammel Suite meo TO
Hum. en- bre6 Sengebriit lanas
GPgaen, huor beIgane 9laefmeQ o.
hans 10 @ieiter laa; oct par bans
Genncr Sreorene 8puoham. oen
enc Yreii, Den auOen Sberlt. Huber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16
Sarmcjam9c

Srebolo. Susasoue 'er 9iaesat. Bia sfdt.
ten neoer gud IGget 2uiefdIisn lisssr IN.
Der Conen. Rer ! paiien. Soutmsrfisisn
UAirien s1dr l SnSs Yea torssr 'rr u,u
rue ser. On Ssdaes. sutteH % 0rfer.
u aver. SpPotIIeen. 91nos 81 giitfel.
eusse7ne: Gu Isiiss Sait Q! ee'ie Ee TO
Sunoe. rsus oper belle SianoI1aoien faI
bstt Ylrteoe CUNNING earHeiaHss. iGI ! Qluii.
Al en- al Gorses msiG b~esapeoe aoGperifer
lrit ii!ienst ior 6oe eler Heo "eoltsn' ct aar
/ S9rituo $3.50.
81 saranlbuu. fem blroe fnees a, etaesrt
Sisut, bpor eer er earH. Sansene er letis
al IL lie % leite al ieHee.
&. AHunoieu Subj. &C.,
8sesran, Ssua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16

ebnaHinn -tassennen' or moeidsen
COB creen, % ben CT alt o. Ian rnis sn
ehunrine al rgrs. Zen aisr sost arbsiss
ca aaar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-16

Min llolGgning tan ipnes fnap
oa mine @epiier rinee. gnore, iom
er beore Iprt, iaar ailipe min Scori.
Seq bpager 10 paa iaa ifrebeligt No
teriolc iom aamIe Sagn ilige iom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
MUCH SUCCESS IN
FAIR CAMPAIGN
c ommITTEE WORKERS FEEL
EleTEo OVER WORK OF
TWO DAYS.
Meeting Will Be Held Today, and
Agreeable Surprises VIII Be
the Result.

Tue greater part OF the members OF
the campaign committee appointed 10
sell stock In the new West virginia
Fair association. that Wheeling might
take over the organization. are hard
az work. according 10 Secretary r. b.
Naylor. OF the board OF trade.
The campaigners are certinly doing
the campaign stunt with energy. en-
tnusiasm and zeal. and all who are on
the Job feel that the undertaking IL
going to be n grand. glorious and com
piete success. making the fair this
year the biggest. best and most bril-
liant affair of the kind ever pulled OF
In the Mountain State. ION with the
state fan" il the slogan and star OF
hope that il inspiring the committee
In selling the stock. which is a good.
safe and sane investment OF any
mans money.
A meeting OF all the committees
connected with the campaign will be
held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In
the assembly ROOM OF the board of
trade. TO report progress made. to out
line further work and to discuss the
situation in general. IL Is said that
several of the campaisners will have
agreeable surprises TO report at the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Residents Compliance

The people residing along the Big
wheeling creek road east OF Elm
Grove are complaining about the man.
ner In which some people are throw.
ing refuse along the creek banks and
the roadside. IL seems that some peo-
pie in coming from and going TO the
city gather up a wagonload OF tin cans
and other refuse material from the
city, n when reaching the country
they dump II along the road. In many
instances these cans are filled with
garbage and other material that when
heated by the IN cause unpleasant
odors TO arise. In some cases IL is
aid that this refuse material has been
thrown In the creek. but as this Is an
offense against the laws of the state
this practice is being somewhat less
ened. II is said that steps will be
taken within the near future TO have
the guilty persons prosecuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

are almost continually dizzy. When.
ever this organ Of balance IT, die
turbed we lose our idea Of balance
and the turning sensation ocrura
10 ls easy 20 make yourself dizzv
AT you DO o. 90 turn round a few
timc7 In the same direction and qfop
In doing this you disturb the little
organ or balance and things begin
20 turn apparently before your ewes
II you turn the other way you rirh'
again or n you just stand
sun matters VIII right themseivce
There is no great harm ln making
Yourself dizzy. and very little fun
From the Book ~ Wonders now
being distributed by This paper on ths
plan. Tho coupon gets 90 foS
YOU. read % carefully. You canrof
aford 10 be- without ibis book 10
answers tho many thousand quos
o. child can ask and is fun of
unusual pictures on timely subjerts
vhicr fascinatc the eye and mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
What Makes Things WhirI
Round When | Am Dizzv?

The medical term that describes
this condition Of turning or whirIing
is vertigo. which means In simple
language TO turn There are two
kinds Of dizziness-One where tho OBJ
jects about us seem 10 be turning
round and round and the other where
the person who is dizzy seems 10 him.
self 90 be turning round and round.
one cause o. this is due to the fact
that when sou are dizzy the eyes are
not in complete control Of the brain
and the eyes moving independently
~ zach look iu different directions
and produce this turning eject on the
brain. since each eye then sends o.
different Impression 20 the brain in
stantly.
The principal cause Of the sense Of
dizziness g.. however. tho little orran
which gives ne our power 10 balance
and which is located near the cars
Sometime this organ becomes dis
eased and people affected In this way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

The members of the Donahue Club
OF st. Nincent's church. at Elm Grove.
will entertain with n euchrc party on
Thursday evening. January q.
Miss Irene White. who has been
confined TO her home at Fulton
Heights for the past several days. f.
slightly improved.
Prof Edward Yahnor. Of New York.
who has been spending the past sew
crai days as the guest Of Elm Grove
relatives. will leave. Friday. for a stay
Of several days in Pittsburgh.
The Elm Grove dye works is being
fitted NJ with modern machinery.
The new machinery win be ready for
operation within a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson. Of
Big Wheeling creek. entertained a
number % their friends with q dance
last evening
Thomas Baker. who has been spend
ing the past several DAYS with rela-
lives iu Fulton. left yesterday for Can
ton. o.
Niles Marie Stahnke. who has been
confined 10 her home at Fulton
Heights for the past several days. on
account Of nlncee. is improving
The Waterman shack OF the Elm
Grove crossing Isl being fitted with
gas. which viii do way with the SCOT
and smoke hat arises from a coal
fire.
Miss Charlotte Eyioy. who has boeh
confined 20 her home no West Alexan.
der Tor thn past several days. on ac.
count ~ Ul1rrs o. able 20 b. out
Mrs IIuei Mason. who has been
confined 20 her home az Elm Grove
Tor the past several days ON account
Of Illness. is able to BE- out AGAIN.
Villas Mario Klukas who has been
confined 90 her home ON Fulton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
In OLD CHARTER ARE
CORRECTED; OFFER AMENDMENTS

OF council from two branches to a
single compact body OF IL men, one
from each of the different wards and
three from the city at large. There
are, approximately. 10 other minor
changes. which are of varying import
ance. such as the establishment OF the
charity department, the power to tun-
mel Wheeling Hill. 10 prohibit improp-
or advertising. TO make the tax on
vehicles uniform. regardless OF wheth-
or or not they are kept over night IN
the city. extending the powers Of
council to include license tax on auto
mobile garages and detective agen-
cies a slight change in the sidewalk
section OF the charter; strengthening
the section on Impeachment OF of
GERS; eXempting city bonds from taxa
ton. reducing tho number OF city
funds 10 two, giving a lien for city
taxes. making members OF council ELI
Eible as members Of the board Of con
troll. making the board Of control the
approving body. instead OF council:
creating the ONCE OF plumbing inspect
or. when such can be done without
expense 10 the city. and preventing
the operation Of loan companies.
q wv ANN WFAANNF NNNN hNN UNNNNGNa
lar exception Is taken 20 any OF these
provisions. az most Of them are sim
ply 10 remedy needs which have been
s0rely felt by The present governing
body o. the city. The section permit
ling the tunneling Of Wheeling I'M is.
81 course. simply n provision for the
future. just az Is the provision We now
have authorizing council to purchase
the bridges 20 the Island.
Perfectly Satisfactory
con the main alteration. that IL the
reduction Of council" he continued.
u may say that ] have been sur
prised 70 find on utter absence Of
opposition 20 this change. 7 had
rather supposed that there would he
objection heard 10 this On ZONE quar-
ters. but II there has been my. o.
has nev been brought 20 the A.
tention ~ the committee n seems
20 meet unanimous approval. and IN
fact n change which hae been de-
msnded by the public for some time
The only argument ] have heard
AGAINST %. is that all Efforts 70 i'm
prove the present form ~ government
should b. opposed. a. the better this
aovorrmonf rrows the longer o. viii
before o. ran b. done away With
a Step IN Right Direction.
70 m indeed 10 be regretted that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Cottage Prayer meetina.

In connection with the revival that
is being held at the Stone church al
Elm Grove. cottage prayer meetings
were held yesterday in several places
in Elm Grove. Division No. / met at
the home OF Bates Butler: division No.
: mel at the home of DIR. A. +. Ruble;
division No. 3 met at the home OF
Harry Gordon. and division No. 4 at
the home of Mrs. James Frazier. Rev.
Niehoh Is assisting Rev. l.. h. Level
Ign in the revival that is being held.
and the meetings r proving most
Interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. Jan. Is.-At .
o'clock Tuesday night as Mrs. Fremont
larr. OF near brilliant was sitting in
the dining room % her home writing =
letter she was frightened by seeing a
mar NJ the window trying to eject an
entrance. There was some money lying
on a table IN the room at the time ana
the fellow had probably seen this
through the window and tried U get q.
Ihe window was locked and after being
discovered the man went Co the door
ana attempted TO rush into the house.
The door was locked however. and tho
woman -tclcphoned into Brilliant and
soon a force Of officers and citizens ar
rived but the man could not be found.
Mrs Tarr Is suffering from the shock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
CITY SOLICITOR HAS PRAISE TO
OFFER FOR CHANGES MADE,
Council Being Reduced In Number
and Other Corrective Meas
ures Are Suggested.

With a Greater Wheeling charter
committee just finishing its work and
placing before the State legislature
an entirely new measure for the City
OF Wheeling 10 the way OF a charter.
members % the various city bodies.
councilmen. city officials. etc. held
meetings and adopted amendments 20
the present charter IN vogue.
Quite a few meetings were held. the
public invited TO attend and public
criticism invited. The old charter
was gone over and the rough edges
knocked of. making what r. consid-
cred by the city ofhcials and other
prominent persons a measure consist
Cnt with the needs OF the city. and
strong enough 10 correct any evils
that may have been present iu the
old charter.
These amendments reduce the law
making body OF the city 10 one body.
namely. a council. consisting OF II
members. one from each ward and
three ~ large. Aside from this there
a. materially no real change.
City Solicitor Brennan. who has DE-
voted quite n little time to the mat
ter Of amending the old charter. and
under whose careful supervision this
work was done. has volunteered The
intelligence some real facts concern.
Ing the amended charter. or city HAN
Charter az 80 r. called by ne oppo-
nents.
Solicitors Statement.
To q reporter Mr. Brennan said.
Although not directly a member Of
tho charter committee" De- said. ~
believe 7 have been 20 far connected
With that body a. 20 have some share
In either its virtue or be- %iniquitv.
consequently ] zee no objection 10
stating for you what my views are
on the charter amendments az pro.
posed By this charter committee. al
though. frankly. ] do not regard my
own views AZ % any importance A.
FAR a. che provisions % this charter
are concerned. you have already srf
Them forth IN your paper IN a sum-
may ~ ny communication 81 Janu.
arv an.
The only radical change involved
IN thsse amendments 10 the reduction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Brtof News Notes.

The oval Women Glass OF the Christ
ian Sunday school hold their regular
business and social meeting on Tuesday
evening. at the home Of their teacher.
Mrs. =. NJ. Biddle. After the regulor
monthly business was disposed OF, n
social time was held concluding with
refreshments
The Ben Hur Class OF the Christian
sunday school held their regular month
ly meeting at the Christian church ON
Tuesday evening. After the meeting "a
social time was held with the serving
or refreshments.
The Bible study class Of the Epworth
League. or the NJ. T.. church held their
regular meeting at the home of the
Misses Green, on Commerce street on
Tuesday evening. After the lesson for
the evening was concluded. refreshments
were served. Tho next meeting will he
held on Tuesday evening. January 18th.
a. the home OF the teacher. Samuel NJ.
Mcmahon.
The Ray Curtis cottage house on tho
County Road. above TNenty-sevcnth
street. II almost completed and will
soon be ready for occupancy. IL is n
hne little cottage house. with a fine To-
cation.
The room sat 627 Charles street. that
h. 20 he coupled by the Hall and Faul
- being renovated. prepare
tory to moving the restaurant into IL.
The restaurant will be ready for bust
ness by SATURDAY. January 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
RESTORE ARBITRAoE DEALINGS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13-Restoration
OF arbitrage dealings between New
York and markets under restrictions
TO be defined at a later date. was to-
day approved by the governors Of the
New York stock exchange. All such
operations are TO be for Joint account.
thereby imposing responsibility upon
buyer and seller. Renewal OF this
class OF trading Is regarded as further
evidence Of the progress tovard nor.
NAL conditions in the relations be-
tween this and foreign securities
markets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Heights for the past several days. on
o OF illness. Is considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. Joseph Dennis is confined 10
her home at Elm Grove with a serious
Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird Lashley re
turned yesterday to their home at Co
lumbus. after a visit OF several days
with Elm Grove relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Missionary Meetinq.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy society OF the Stone church will
be held this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Edward McCausland at Elm
Grove. Following the business meet
ing a program consisting OF talks by
the different members and music viii
he pnfoyad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

and II being added aEain. means a great
deal TO those who have aspirations 40
enter the university from the high
chool.
The regular bills FOR the month were
paid by the board, and the report OF
the superintendent. made orally. on the
Work being done. was discussed.
Commissioners Sheets and Wilson
were present. President Whitehead be-
ing west on a business trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Tony kclierberE the youth from Cross
sreek district. Who was arrested recent
~ Tor stealing chickens from a farmer
heloN N~CllsDuru. was arraigued tn
squire Jacobs court az noon Wednes-
day. As he had been caught with the
chtckens. sixteen in number. he could -
nothing but plead guilty and was given
q hne Of SIS and 90 days In the county
jail or work on tho county roads.
h~ellerberE J. not more than twenty
years old and has been iu much mischief
during the last year he viii not behave
az home and has been beaten and driven
out Of the house several times and with
a little time 60 think things over ga the
county jail he may come out a better
man.