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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
COUNTY INFIRMARY Is
LIKELY TO BE REMOVED

expected dividend the county has other
stock. the sale OF which is expected to
yield az least one-fourth OF the amount
OF the probable cash dividend OF the
'Pewiky.' President Halter said yes
terday that this surplus would al least
build the hospital on the new farm.
The county Is expanding yearly
about $4,000 TO maintain the present
inhrmary. Should the removal be
made II Is thought that the county in.
Urinary can be made wholly seIf.sup.
porting. and. n not altogether. wouid
reduce over two-thirds OF the cost OF
maintenance. Prom close estimate
me move would save the county So 600
to 10000 annually.
ln addition to the money received
from bond holdings. the sale Of the
Door farm would yield more than sur.
hctent funds TO put buildings on the
new farm. This surplus could be used
10 stock the farm. which I'm turn would
Yield all meat stuffs necessary for the
consumption or the county's wards
The present farm f. located I'm such a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

position as to make its value for build.
lns sites almost incalculable. While
the greater portion of the original
tract has been sold. much OF the good
building land is still in the hands OF
the county.
should the county continue 10 main.
tam the present infirmary. Il will be
necessary to spend about $40. 900 I'm
improvements and To install a new
heating system. The present system
Is inadequate. according to the board
II having been installed many wears
ago. In addition TO this. the county
VIII have TO add new hospital space.
due TO a bill that passed the Iegisla-
ture recently.
The removal OF the poor house from
Film Grove would mark the passing OF
an Old landmark. II was built there
In the year 1872, when Elm Grove was
mere hamlet. The original tract m
land contained something over 200
acres. but this has been sold of from
time 10 time until now only about 100
acres remain. Several good farms
have been sold from II. and most OF
the remaining portion Is hilly ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
B. & @. BACK
TO OLD RATE
COMPANY AGAIN CHARGING PAS.
ssNoERS TWO CENTS Per
NILE.
WI Continue This Rate Until Next
tuesday, When Supreme Court Acts
on Writ Of Nandauus

Local offices % the baltimore a
Ohio RAilroed company were served
with notice yesterday 10 refrain from
charging @la cents per I-ile passenger
rate. BY reason % this order the com.
pSny goes back 20 the old rate OF =
cents per mile. az least until after the
supreme court OF appeals rules on a
peremptory writ OF mandamus May n
An injunction was granted by Judge
Littlepage. OF the kanawha circuit
court "Wednesday on application OF
captain ). r. Avis for the public sery-
ice CON mission. Considerable interest
Is being taken in this fight for rate in.
crease. especially among railroad men
and the travelling public.
The notice served on the railroad
company also orders the rebate tickets
Al "a cents be Withdrawn from sale
starting last saturday. the company
Issued rebate slips good for ore-half
cents per mile II the matter Is decided
against the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Free lecture on Christian Science
oy wills =. Gross. Of Boston. Mass
friday evening, May 7. s:t5 o'clock
Court Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
FRIDAY Special Sale of Springtime
l Needfuls for the Home

this Friday Special Sale of
ttractive We have yet quoted:
Special Best Screen Wire
Cloth. black ensmeled. - TO SO
inches wide and priced for Fri
day al &c a running foot.
Tvo-Burner Hot Plates %
heavy cast iron, cap burner,
vide top, lower valves, Sl-2S
kind Friday at 97c.
Androck Kitchen Kumfort
Oven. small handy affair for
baking or roasting on top OF
range. made of polished steel.
size ilxi0xiI inches. SLID kind
Friday at sec.
Rollfast Roller Skates for
boys and girls, iron. steel and
ball bearing rolls priced re-
spectively at 35c, CSC and
SLID a pair.
Step Ladders made OF select
ed pine, we'll braeed and nailed.
have bucket shelf, feet high.
sSe kind Friday at SIC.
O-Cedar Polishing Mops
round shape, the kind YOU
know, regular sl.O0 size Friday
at SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS UNAN
IMousLY FAVoRS CHANGING
LOCATION.
" Present Plans Are Carried Out Elm
Grove institution viii Co TO
Rural District.

Elm Grove will soon lose the county
inhrmary II present plans OF the coun-
~ commissioners arc carried out.
While the official action upon the mat
ter has not been taken. a canvass of
the members shows that they are
agreed upon this point
Should the board Of directors OF the
Pewiky railroad decide to grant the
dividend recommended at the recent
stockholders meeting. tho county will
receive cash dividend ~ $40 600 this
being 40 per cent Of it's holdings. With
this money II is intended to purchase
q farm somewhere more secluded than
Elm Grove, containing from three To
four hundred acres. Aside from this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
LINEmEN FINED.
Disorderiies Form Attraction al Pc.
lice Court Yesterday

Cisorderiies Form Attraction al Po-
lice Court Yesterday.
-FOUR telephone lincmon. IL IL
Gregg. William Ryan. Bernard Brown
ana charles Johnson were arraigned
IN police court yesterday on a charge
OF creating disturbance in Mae How.
ara domicile. The Judge Informed
mo fellows that they must behave
themselves. and then imposed line
OF $40 and costs
Alice Armire. from No. 10 Twenty.
third street. was arrested on a charge
or abusing one OF the other girls She
va. arraiFned In court and fined $40
and costs
Joseph Shredder was arrested early
N'oierday morning on charge Of
lhIo~ ing = brick through a window
on the Island fosoph was roo f,,tt
lpl uttcranco when arrested The
Judge handed him $50 and costs on 30
days on tho hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
CHARGE DISMISSED
evidence Against Alleged "eootleq.
gers Not Sufficient to Convict
Before Justice.

charges Of violating the Yost law
preferred before Squire Lee ?. Dobbs
against the Progressive Stogte CO.,
pany and Clark Lambert were dis.
missed Yesterday morning. The squire
MADE MS decision on a lack of evi-
utnce 10 convict -Four quarts OF
whisky and twelve bottles Of beer were
introduced as evidence. hut Lambert
CCNPldlhed II belonged to boarder.
George Fox. Fox was called ana 80,
Ilned the goods. and wanted the same
This was refused
- gambling apparatus was also OK.
nlbited. aud Fox said this belonged 20
oscar Tyron. Prosecuting Affornev
MCKEE ordered IL dismantled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Wear-Ever Aluminium Cover
ed Berlin Kettles, 4 quart size,
listed at Si45; Friday special,
SIC.
Fly Swatters made OF gal
vanized mesh, round shape
with rubber edge, regular l0c
kind Friday at four for 25c or
7t each.
Manufactured floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

lron-Frame wringerS, Pon-
ser brand, l0-ineh white rubber
rolls, warranted one year, $3.50
kind Friday at S2.57.
Protection Garment Bags.
alright, germ and dustproof
with hook for hanging gar
ments. size 26x55 inches, 35c
kind Friday at 25r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Friosy. May ?. 1918.
The Westher-Sho~er
FRIDAY Spec
ials From the
Linen Section

HALF a dozen specially
II Il priced numbers to
feature Fridays selling i'm
the Linen Section-Second
floor:
Heavyweight Turkish Towels.
size iex4O inches and of good
wearing quality, l5e 49,
kind; Friday sale price l. IL
42-inch Unbleaehed Sheeting
of heavy quality. regular i5c
kind; Friday sale -
price ........... l. IL
Short lengths OF 36-inch
White Madras in stripes and
bars suitable for waists. etc.
i2lze kind; sale cho
price .-.......... OVSS
Pillow Tubing, 10 and AZ
inches wide. nice fine quality.
regular lsc kind; sale -
price, yard ....... III
Plain White Wolfe, as inches
wide, a good waist or dress ia
brio, 25c kind; sale TO-
price, yard ...........lOC
Wash Cloths with colored
borders, medium size, SC =
kind; Friday two for W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

OUoEkEtPtRS and gardeners will be interested Special
spngtme Needfus for the prices the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

- Springtime Needfuls for the prices are the most
heady-mxed Paint for inside
III outside ed Paint the best be
III brand, mostly in sold
stock specially priced .oc ans Quart at SOC
III :. Sis Cans. y Gallon soc
III lac CanH "a P1nf- at Zoe So Cans, Gallon at S1.5O
ii Soc Cans Quart n Garden Rakes maeabIe ;ro,
75c Cans Gallon head "a bent teeth regular PIC
III Sis Cans Gallon, At 81 kind Friday AZ 19c
Garden Hose Revere Rubber Compsny regular
se kind IN Is and Sofoot lengths with
iii reel " "
II $4.2S for 25 feet complete regularly SIS
ii S76S for 80 feet complete, regularly SOLO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

the board TO hold the next examino.
tion al Huntington on the flrst We'd
hie.sday and Thursday in October
Auout thirty applicants took the ex-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
AUxvAssE.

Mrs. Young was hostess TO the
Tuesday Club this week, and all pres
ent enjoyed California almost as much
as if they had been there, through her
interesting variations and descrip-
tions.-Frank Stokes, Les Williamson,
and Harry Hatcher took the Auxvasse
High School Football team to Fulton
where they played Monday-calla-
way as wel as Audrain County MOURN
the death Of ]. A.. Potts, once a cit
izen Of each county, but Of Texas for
the last few years, where he died
Saturday morning Of paralysis-Mrs.
S. G. Wood and Charles Dudley were
guests Of the Sam MeCue home Sat
urday-Mrs. Feat Thomas has had
her aunt, Mrs. Turner, with her the
past week-0ne day the past week,
Mrs. Mary Berry's sons Of McCredie
spent the day with her, and enclosed
her place in q new fence while here.
Mrs. Ben Thurmsnd had some Of
her close friends and old neighbors
spend Wednesday with her at her
home south Of town-Little Frances
Virginia Yates, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yates, who is quite sick,
il reported TO be better-Gus Kuno's
little daughter is quite sick at her
home Of pneumOnia,-Mrs. John Beck
ley, Of Mexico. is the guest Of her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Brett~-Thanks-
giving services viii be held at the
Methodist Church this year by the
Rev. Phillips-While in a scuile with
the Auxyasse football boys. Less viii
liaruscn sustained a broken finger,
Monday-oyerfelt and Atkinson ship
ped a carload Of hogs to st. Louis.
Monday. Frank Buckner was a
Mexico visitor Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25

BABY L A BURGLAR
New To-E NALL

abssr ro.eS -x- TIE
had oily ber roics for wezym ne
bunglsr Esz IN ssd -srk rzss
Of hzadkeretieE.
Yirxanss Fou. 1s-muhsoa Szsx-
ter Of Irving J. Fox. br5kw w
herosBe axpsx Fer "a vszv
uuus. pzved a sseon5su Eer
rpa
BABY ard nvrss xers ss~, q lzrz
MaSiyou Arpnye early in ne non-
mr uhez re -z.n entered Liz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
CLARK TO VISIT WILSON.

Washington, D. C, Nov. IL
Speaker Champ Clark viii arrive in
Washington Friday for a conference
with President Wilson on national
preparedness and the administration
legislative program generally. The
President will receive Mr.. Clark at
the White House proper in the after
noon and they r expected TO discuss
Mr.. Wilson's message, now being pre-
pared. in detail
The Speaker has already announced
his approval Of the Presidents de-
Tense policy and will also, in all prob
ability, lend his influence in behalf Of
other measures to be advocated by
Mr. Wilson. Their conference is re-
garded as important, particularly be-
cause OF the announced opposition of
Majority Leader Kitchin to both the
defense measures and the proposed
ship bill or naval auxiliary scheme
fostered By Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
Mr.. Shook Dead

E. Il. Shook died Nov. 10, Of quick
consumption, at his home in Bakers
heid' California. He was born April
10, 1864 in Mifiin, County, Pa.
When just a mere boy, be came
with his parents to Milsoar1 locating
On a farm near Concord. cafaw.v
county. whsre he continued to live
anai 1880, WHEN he moved to Aud.
ram County, locating near Mex;eo
on which farm he resided until 1901.
Wnen he moved to Bakersfield. Calf
where he continued to live until Il,
death.
ne was married TO Miss Drucie Ball
on Feb. p, 1894, who survives hin
Two brothers also survive him. n 7
Of Bakersfield, Calf, and J. r. Of tb,.
county.
ne was a devoted member Of Tho
~ z. Church at Bakersfield.
After funeral services conducted
by his pastor on Sunday. Nov. d
nus body was laid to rest in the bean,
tiful cemetery at that place.
I'd, as he was Familiarity called.
mad a host Of friends here, who join
the Ledger in extending their heart.
felt sympathy TO the bereayed ~.
and brothers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
LAND EXPLOITS LOSE
IN SEVEN mir

1Af LAN Dit M
ShelbyviIle, NJ, Nov. 2a,lI|
ments tosaling s5l ,24o.42 wss N
Wednesday afternoon and rs
forenoon IN the Shelby county
coure here, IN seven case Il
James II. Downs. Mrs. orah D. ii
" Of Assumption and their saus
in various enterprises that na
IN the filing Of 90 suits against
IN this court. and more ia Gaal
County. The defendants arr III
pay the costs twenty-five a
caaea remain To be ~adjudcatad
mong them those Of s. N. Lad
D. Rodgers and c. D. Roasmi
Mexico, Mo.
The taking Of judgments d
with the case Of H. NJ. Evans III
ret Ellison against the Oral
and Mining Co, James K. CD
James T. Long, Mrs. Ridgy
Downs, in which judgment for
1898 was entered. In anoAs 1
Of the same plaintiffs and dsissa
Judgment was taken for si2s4l2
Other judgments were taken
fault as follows: Bank Of Er|
County vs.. Cochran ct al s5A
Bank of Slater VS.. Cochran d
s2,1I5.67; III. II. Evans vs.. GsAni|
al. $8,021.19; First National Bad
Atchison vs.. Downs ct al, SIM
Security National Bank Of Ei1a
City vs. Downs ct al, s2,592li.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25

W. w. Jackman, brother of Mrs.
Paul St vrain. formerly Of Mexico,
who has been living at Rison, Arkan-
sas, has moved to 0sceola, Ark,
where he has accepted a position as
foreman on the leading newspaper.
Referring to Mr.. Jackson's removal,
the Rison, Ark, newspaper says:
"Mr. W. W. Jackman, who has been
associated with the Herald for some
years, and who for the past several
weeks has 50 successfully managed
the paper, has resigned, and win leave
within the next few days for osceoIa.
where he has accepted the foreman
ship Of the leading paper published in
that progressive delta city. Mr.. Jack
man is n Of the most capable news
paper men and printers il has ever
been the pleasure Of the writer to be-
come associated with, and it is with
a keen feeling of personal loss that
the Herald force bids him adieu,
However, we all join the many friends
q Mr. Jaekmon and his most excel
lent wife in wishing for them an
abundance Of success and prosperity
their new location
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25

hCleYelznd Plain DeAler.1
With re~eollectionf of strenuous
events such as come 10 few people in
a lifetime Cornelius de Bakscy, Hun
garian newspaper ma and close
friend Of Frank Kossuth and Count
Apponyi leaders Of the Hungarian
opposition party, recently arrived in
Cleveland to become associate editor
Of the Szabadsag, a Hungarian daily
Newspaper.
Prevented BY the beginning Of the
var from returning to Hungary from
Portland, Ore, where be had been
visiting his brother, Mr.. DeBakcsy
has since been IN the United States.
of al the incidents IN his life,
which have craven themselves upon
the journalists memory, he declares
zone i moreindelibly impressed than
the murder Of King Alexander of
geryiz and Of his consort, Queen
Dragz, IN Belgrade q dozen years ago.
A few days before the double reg
ieide, Mr. DeBakesy, who was in Bel
grade at the time, was given a dinner
By servian notables. Seated at his
side was Captain Martinovitz, who is
reported to have aimed the first shot
at his sovereign on the nighswhen the
eongpirators entered the royal palace
and assassinated the king and queen.
Il was in Belgrade on the day Of the
murder" Dir. DeBakesy relates, '9but
in the evening business matters took
me cross the Danube to the Croatian
city Of Semiin. The day following /
returned to Belgrade and in the yard
Of the Konak' (royal palace / found
the horribly mutilated bodies Of the
royal couple lying unburied, the Gym
osure Of a great crowd Of mcrbodIy
curious spectators"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
NV HOPE

2 W. Wilson sold one pair Of horse
mules this week-Albert Dollins xold
one hundred bushels OF snapped corn
. DOC per hushel to !. W. wrav.-
Jessie l. Chick and vic, Of Columbia
we're the visitors Of Mr.. Chicks broth.
err VIII Chick, and family the past
week.-Mrs. Efe Chick was the CUES,
p her cousins, Grace and Louise Dol
ieas' Sunday night-Miss Ora poI-
leas and sister, Louise, were visitors
q relatives in this vicinity satuydav
nisht and sunday,Mrs. John Dixon
= visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bipgls
woolery, the past few dayu,-,Jesse
meg and VIE and Mrs. Matte Chick
ana daughter, Miss Eaie, were IN Mex.
'eo trading. Monday-The Rev. Hum.
pnrey preached at New Hone. sar,,r.
cay Saturday night, Sunday and Sun
day night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
DRUNKENNESS REDUCED 40 =.

DRUNKENNESS REDUCED 40 &C.
London, Nov. 23.-How thoroughly
temperance is being enforced in Great
Britain is shown by the first report
published BY the Central Control
Board for the Liquid Traffic, a subde-
partment Of Loyd-G Georges Ministry
Of Munitions This department was
created at the end Of last May, osten-
sibly for the purpose of suppressing
excessive drinking Of intoxicants in
the munition areas, but its powers
have proved such as to enable it to
control liquor drinking in all classes
Of communities without exception.
The report, which will be placed in
the hands Of Parliament this week,
and has not yet been published in Lon
don, shows drunkenness is decidedly
On the decrease in the United King
dom. The limitation Of hours when
intcxicants may be sold, the abolition
Of treating, the restricting Of the a.
mount Of liquor which may be taken
from saloons for consumption in pri-
vate, and other regulations, have re-
suited, according TO the board, in on
ditions thoroughly justifying the rigid
measures.
There has been considerable dimin
ution both in prosecutions and con-
'victions for drunkenness. Prosecu-
tons formerly amounting in English
and Welsh areas to 754 a week have
fallen to AIT, or more than 40 per
cent. Corresponding figures for
Scotland are COS and 5s5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25

The Mexico High School !.
eanized a track team to eOu,ss
annual track meet at COlunb;,
G. +. Talley, of Mexico !,
Celia WoodsOn, of callav,,
married
James W. Barbee, Of Io,...
Mo-, and Miss Susie L. BaE,r'
married
Conductor Joe Smith was NM.
to a passenger run.
E. C. KEENAN, and family MI
donia, spent the winter in c.
Mrs. Redmond Callaway. 4 N
sas City, formerly Of MerSs ,
visiting IN Mexico. i
Jacob Maddox. father Of Nm
Buckner Of this city, said that !, n
he bought 40 acres Of On !
cents a bushel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
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asks 70 zee one.
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|renzing The opal ssre kD0En it was
belissed 6eTils lived IN ss purple and
red FIRE. An opal viii ham. Il heated
or cooled too much The destinations
q temperature prodsoe 3 changing
color 10 the opal, due. as It Is nor
known, to the movement Of the water
in it.
IAN these phenomena were beliey-
ed to be supernatural and the opal
from the earliest time was declared to
be an omen Of bad luck. II was sup
posed 70 foretell things once and in
q later age it was supposed to possess
the power Of pursuing its owner With
an evil fate.
The superstition, like scores Of
othe- s-e@- beliefs, have survived. To
this day people believe that opals
bring bad luck. 1t isn't very strange
to hear that an emperor is trying t.
get rid Of his. Something brings
bad luck and it might as well be op-
ais
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-25
RoWENA.

Owing to the storm Of the past
week, the farmers have been unable to
crib much Of their corn-A ]. Trib-
bic, Of this vicinity has been receiving
some calves that he has purchased
OrvilIe Sansberry is gathering corn
for G. w. Yanlandingham Of Monroe
county--A large crowd attended the
closing address Of brother Miller at
Maple Grove, Sunday night-Miss
Sophia wager, of Mexico is visiting
relatives in this vicinityr-A. ]. Trib-
bic shipped some hogs to st. Louis
The wedding bells are ringing near
Rowena-The people Of Rewena are
pleased to see J. L. MeGrau Of Route
4, able to 81 on duty again.-Mrs. r.
H. Campbell is spending a few weeks
with A. p. Yager, and family MR..
Benton Light, Of Th0mpsonville,
spent Friday with her mother here
Virgil Groves and wife Of near Skin
ner, spent Sunday with Mrs. Groves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Roberta
Claude MCGEE and wife, and A. 7.
Hill and family, were guests Of Virgil
Vance and wife. Sunday-The ladies
Of Maple Grove church are arranging
to serve dinner at C. C. McGee's sale
Dec. lara Burnett and wife visited
his grandmother on Sunday, who has
been on the sick list,-Mrs. j. H. Neil
and daughter, Bottle, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. G. C. Mallory. Rowe and
wife, near Centralia, viii spend the
winter with their son, E. G. Rowe
The farmers east Of Rowena are ar
ranging for several steel bridges
z. V. Forbis, of near Rowena, viii
leave shortly for a visit to Oklahoma.
r. c. Peck and son bought some
corn Of Z. v. Forbis at soc per
busheI.