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South Carolina Badly Outclassed;
Georgetown Triumphs by 81 to 0
Statistics Showing Progress of the Ball.

PERIOD
dbau1Io
s Carolna
GeorEe
Carolna I'd 55ydS
George zed
$ Cnrona OydN
George pens
= led ball yds
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substfiutions-Johns Hopkins, German for Finney.
Ffnney for German. EweIl for Schmidt. schach for
Fiuney. Primrose for 0rmond. Uhler for Brooks.
Schmidt for Evell German for Sachs. woodward
for Schmidt, W. DaE1E for r. Bowen. Frank for
Barclay Frock for Branhsm. Duncan for Hofznan.
Souneborn for wilkinsOu Aubrey for Leibenspergsr;
ST. Johns Smith for Tuner. Dsrley for Smith.
Hyde for Bowers. Devres for Bielash- Iouchdovns-
Hoffman u. Uhler Turner. Goal from touchdovns
-wilkinson ? Referee-Mr. Mofatt Princeton.
Umpire-Mr. Dennis Pennsylvania. Head linesnan
Mr. Signan. Lafayette. Time Of quarterly min
utes.
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TouchdoWns-Ford. Berry. Miller. Goals from
touchdOVns-FOrd Coffin sermon. Goal from place
neut-Oliphant. Time Of dusrtsr>-I2 minutes each.
Refsree-C. II. kflpatrick Princeton. Umpire-A.
q. Tyler. Princeton Head linssmAn-H. 2. Plum
msr. Cornell sGt-titutious-Army OHphAnt for
BrittOn Prckett for Oliphant BrittOu for Prickett
Hudnutt for Britton. Mescham for Jones. O'Harr
for knight McEWan for Goodman, Timbs1lske for
McscfAm. Mcacham for Holes Wayand for PARKER
MurriIl for Gcrhardt t;erharit for Murrill Berry
for Place. Place for Berry Coffin for Hog Berry
for Ford, bingham for Barry; Springned. Hsrkimer
for Stein. Petersen for Greim Burnham for MitteT-
ling.
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MAY Select Tappan.

New York, Nov. eo-J. B. c. Tappan,
member of the Nassau Country Club.
is named for president OF the Metro
politan Golf Association for 1916 to sue
coed Darwin p. kingsley. OF st. Andrews,
who has served two terms In that ca
pacity.
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Touchdowns-Harte. MAhan o. King Goals from
touchdo~n-Mahan. s. substituteS-HsrTard COwan
for Taylor; Coolidge for Harte; HorWeen for BoleS,
Boles for Horween. Harris for Wallace, Weather
head for Coolidge, Harte for Weatherhead Nc.
kinlock for Boles. r. q. Curtis for PArsOn Robin
on for Watson. Rollins for king. Whitney for
Rollins. Doherty for Robinson. Yale. Walden for
]. Sheldon. Taylor for GUERNSEY GATES for G.
Sheldon, ScUvil for Bingham. Church for HiEzin-
botham. Roberts for TAYLOR. Savage for Van Nos
trans. Waite for Bingham, Miller for White AID
rich for Gates Ames for GATES. Neville for Waite
Jacques for scuril. Referee-Mr. NateTufts Brown
Umpire-Mr Filtz. Brown. Head Hnesman-Mr.
William Morice, Pennsylvania EScid iudge-Mr Carl
Williams. Pennsylvania.
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rogers IS CALLED
FOR CATHOLIC SCORE
Roanoke College Beats Brooklanders
by Forward Pass Route in Hard
fought Game. II to J.

Roanoke. Va. Nov. 2o.-ROanoke
College won from Catholic University
today, IL to Z. the result coming as a
surprise. Both sides used the forward
pass literally. the locals most effect
lively, as the end of the first half the
score stood IL to o in favor of Roa-
noke. Rogers came into the game in
the second half. and the visitors
showed up well thereafter. Murphy and
Rogers starred for Catholic University.
The lineup:
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Observation-Disclosures for Morse NJ. Keller for
o. Kelly, o. Kelly for Camp. Nelson for French,
Beery for Kelly. H. Lee for Rust. Tuuchdowns-|
Wicks Kneedson. Waters. Goals missed-wicks. )
RefeTee-Mr. Church. Yale. Umpire-Mr. Cas- Le-
high. Head Huesman-Mr. More. G. L. L1esmen
-Messrs. Lee and Blaishell. Time of periods
Is minutes.
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TcuchdoNnS-SaTal Academy. Martin; TrsinuS.
Kirkline. Goals from tourhduWn-NaraI Academy.
Vail; Ursinus. Shaub. Goal from the held-Ur-
sinus. ShAuh Referee Mr.. Maxwell, Swarhmorr.
Umpire-Mr. Thompson, Georgetown. Head lines
man-Mr Moss. 81. Johns. Field judge-Mr Wheat
lev. AnspoliS. Tine Of quarters-S. IS. l. L
mirutPs SuhStitutiOn$-Nsval ACADEMY Blodgett
for Won HeimberV: CLARK for Ward. Ward for
CLARK: Goodst.in for Jons=; Kenworthy for Jack
son: Orr for CrsiE; Failing for Broadfoot Martin
for Failing: Bruadfoot for Martin. Ursinus. Peter
son for Gingherich Ashenfeltsr for Bonner: Evans
for Bowman; Barley for ShGub; ShAub for BARK
ley: bowman for Evans; Richards for Kickline;
veider for Carter: Kickline for Richards: shaw
for Bowman
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substitutions-shieids for MAekall. weston for
Davis Mackal for Shields. Shields for Baldwin.
Baldwin FOG Shields, KNAPP for Counor. Jarvis
for Kemener Edmunds FOR Mackall. Butler for
Grores ToGchdowns-MAeksll. Campbell Goal
from touchdown EthehdEe.
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appeared from the side lines.
That forward pass from Gilroy waiting
blue Jersey the real factor the overwhelming
and this athlete alone most of the credit
for victory Georgetown battled yesterday they
have never played before this season. have
established real claim to the South Atlantic cham
pionship.
Although Johnny Gilroy and Lcghty were the big
factors In the ground gaining the Htoppers. the
entire played top and every player in
the fray deserves credit the victory
This the first game this in which
Georgetown got the breaks, and IL these breaks
which allowed US to pile up the total of 81. Johnny
Nahum saved from being scored upon when he
through in the third period and blocked place
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kick o
town has presented this and truhuy
would
Ing rushe
during
An-South Atlantic confederation
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Harvard Trims Ya|etoppers vanquish South Carolina 81
Barron Says Team Would
Have Beaten the Best in
the Country Yesterday

Although decisive
and than
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Mehechso Briefs

Lincoln Lodge No. 40. 1. %. o. r..
held a largely attended business meet
Ing last evening In their quarters in
the hehechen building. Matters reia.
i've 70 the annual memorial service TO
be held next Sunday afternoon al the
Meheehen cemetery were given atten-
ton.
MeMeehen Lodge No. Ia, knights
OF Pythias will hold It's regular week
" meeting this evening in the Nc
Meehen building. Following a bush
ness session a social and smoker VIII
be held.
Miss Hiids MeFsddea has arrived
az he rhome on South Marshall street
from an extended visit 10 relatives at
Pleassnton. Ohio.
Through the courtesy Of the manage.
ment OF the Midway Theatre here. the
city "kiddies" were given a moving
picture treat yesterday stiernoon.
Edward Howard OF Cameron, ar.
rived here yesterday for q visit win
friends
The Ohio Valley Decoration Day
association viii hold a speciaI meet.
Ing this eVsning at the Marshall
street school building.
Wesley Cossar. who has been az
itending the University OF Pittsburgh.
has arrived here 10 spend the summer
the guest OF Harry l.. Myers OF sixth
street.
William DoOlitus has returned "a
his duties at Akron. o., after a visit
to his parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Pollen OF Eas,
Liverpool, O., returned home yester
day after a visit 10 friends here.
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VIOLA

VIOLA. ". We, June if-Ths storm
damage sunday morning
taluuhla horse belonging t1 Hays
tnFfirs was kIlir1 Dbl UGhtnlnn Also
largo barn hel1uriuE tu Earf Wilson
HHH struck hIt furunatrlt fld not burn
aiinuuFl ~ uHr considerably nHWaned.
MrF hay Taylor Hnd utue dsuFhter
VISITED UFr mother. Mrs Geo. Mrkera
r.gu. who has been indiap0aed
~ fr'd Nirks and sister. Mrs. VIII
'.iNN' N' cameron. visited friends ln
Master tiarry uaeue. ~ Eirn Grove.
w tFting .s grand parents. hr. and
NJ rhsrIfs RILEY. ~ Irish RIDE. g.
VISITING relatives ir WashinEton. Pa
Miases flafFH and gertrude naFus
Hf..nnr. church Hf Viola. sunday night
we Elizabeth Archer arf dauFhter
.Iar AIfn. ~ ElHuwfalf Wfrre. Vfsftsa
IHuea Archer gnd famly Saturday.
W. walter Miller hauiaf THE maternal
lI nfH clio from Mnuudaviiis Thurs
Mr o. y. Cray eas business caller
POI rllnr Aaturday
~ Tow WeIrh has gone 90 Greene
county Pa. why're be ull be- employed
Nrs Hn.s graV ana children visitsa
M 1. south and family saturday
Wrs Esris wilson and children yi.f,-
~ eer mother. airs. G. ". Remks, We'd
.Nsssrs Tom ara wm wsleh return.
RI home Wedn esfaY FROM West Iihsrty.
vefrs inev attended IRE srrinF term %
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MoundsvIIle eriefs.

Louis Potts has returned 10 hls
Z home hera 10 spend the summer. after
attending ohio State University at
Columbus
Harry Elbin, cashier OF the National
Bank ~ Cameron. spent yesterday In
the city, attending TO business mat.
ttTH.
EN-. Hinerman left last evening for
MOrgantown. to attend commence
ment OF the university.
Lester Burton. of Seventh street,
left last evening for Pittsburgh. 10
take examinations 10 enter Carnegie
Technical Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9. Bonar and Dr.
W y. Bonar left yesterday for Nor
gantown. 10 attend commencement
Dr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hite, who have
been spending a few days here. visit
ing have returned 20 their home A.
Warrington.
Prof J. e. Bonar. Of Cameron. su-
| perintendent Of schools, spent yester-
day IN the city. attending 20 business
matters.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Carl link. Of
/ Virginia street, sunday morning, a
/ daughter
Leo Covert has returned 10 his
home here from attending school a.
Cleveland. o
Frank Hecdy has returned 10 Ak.
| ron, O.. after a VISIT 10 hts mother on
/ Fourth street
Mr. and Mrs Pred n Funk and
| children. 81 Eighth street. leave to
day Tor California for an extended
stay.
Mrs. J. w. Grimm. n Oak WARRIOR.
I o.. arrived here yesterday Foe n visit
/ to her parents. Mr and Mrs W 81.
/ Corby. ~ Third street
Miss Ethel Wiley pleasantly enter
| tainod n number % her friends yes
tfrday afternoon ar her home on
Eighth street IN honor ~ her birth.
day
q p. CLARK, ~ Sistersviiie. county
road engineer ~ Tyler county. was IN
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POLICE COURT.

J. Becker played the principal role
In little tragedy In police court
yesterday morning when he was ar
ragined on a charge of disorderly con
duct and resisting an officer. II was
claimed Becker Was raising a rumpus
aud when Detective Kelly attempted
TO arrest him, that he swung a ham
mer al the officers head. He was
hned $40 and costs for disoFderiy
conduct and $40 and costs and 80
Gays for resisting an officer. zoe
snider charged with using profane
language on Twelfth street. Sunday.
was hned $40 and costs. Roy Duncan.
drunk hned $40 and costs or thirty
days.
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Mrs; Mary J. Kirk, Of Follansbes.
visited sunday with friends In town.
". II. Pierce. OF Buffalo district, was
a caller In town on Monday
Walter Scott was down from Pitts
town.
Robt. scott ST., was IN New Cumber-
land on business on Monday.
Roscoe HouEh spent SATURDAY evening
In steubenNille. %.
Paul Cummings was visitor AT gteu-
bouVtlle Sunday.
Lyle Merryman Esbal scott and VIII
day.
Miss Helen Green was a visitor in
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ T.. MrGinnis and Mr..
and Mrs. 3. u. SchO0nrnnker n0tBred 20
the oQuntry home 81 !. T. Lucas IN Buf-
falo district on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. = Liggett returned
Monday afternoon o. their home on
tofnmerce street afteT a pleasant visit
With friends IN Hickory. Pa.
Dr. T. " werlich left for Washington
Pa, 60 day 10 attend commencement OK
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he WAS co iPELLED
TO QUIT his run"
Joseph woibert. IN a Signed state.
nent. Relates t4is Gspe-
Renee.

Many 81 our readers have found
quick dsliteTancs from their sunsring
ey the use q Plant Juice. the vegeta.
Die stomach tonic. composed Of q com
bineuon OF natures remedies. roots.
herbs. oarks and berries. that are es-
sential 10 health That Il Why n re
generates the blood supply. overoomes
rheumatism. eliminates catarrh and
puts the stomach In condition 20 d.
Eest the food properly.
fhat this IL proven ooneluslvsly a
Il only necessary for one 10 read teh
statements made daily BY local PEG
pie who have given Plant Juice a
tmr trial One OF these recent testi-
monials was from Joseph wolbert.
who resides at 10 Wabash ave. West
End. Pittsburgh. and who The past
Ave years has been a popular motor.
man In the employ Of the Pittsburgh
Street Railway Co. Mr. wolbeft said /:
For IS days ! was unable To work /:
my stomach panied me. my food fer.
mented and 7 could not sleep At night
] was always oonstipated. Finally my
entire Left side became numb. sharp
pains would shoot through my stom.
seh, and my heart seemed Affected
had begun 10 think there was no re
lief I read where a conductor on my
run had been benefited by Plant
Juice. that had the same symptoms
AZ had purchased Il. and sftsr
taking Plant Juice for only a short
time noticed en- Improvement. and
now have fully recovered my health
work every day aud give ali praise
for the same 20 Plant Juice"
Plant Juice Is sold IN Wheeling by
all druggists.
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Squire w +. Clayton Of Marshall
street will make a business trip 10
Moundsville today.
George Johns. better known 20 his
friends a. Major. has accepted the
position % assistant street commission
or OF HenWOod.
a. " l.oEsdon and Lille Morgan. are
going 20 Moundsvilis today being sum-
moned 20 court.
Chief Of Police % Bsnwo0d. ssuers II
going 20 MoundHytile today a. a witness
court
Harry Roseburg. of the local police
rorce has returned from his vacation
and viii take up his official duty %
running the criminals 10 earth.
John Earnest ~ BogRs Run. Is on the
sick ltst a. the present time. Ills con
dltion Il not serious.
Miss Dorothy Blake, was the guest Of
her sisier % hellaire. yesterday after
Rev. q. y. Sampson. ~ the local NJ.
- church vac in SheFraTd yesterday
holding the funeral % Mrs, Villain, who
died Saturday. June ~. fntorment was
made az the Glen Easton cemetery
The ladies' Aid society % the ~. v.
church viii give delicious supper this
evening Tor the nomlnal sum 81 hfteen
cents. IN the rhuTch. The supper Will
be served from tan 1870 Q. m.
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mrs Martha MeAlvsne

Mrs. Martha McAiv4ne. wife OF
George NcAvaDe. Who resides on tue
ridge back OF NcMechen. succumbed
Yesterday morning az the family home
after lingering illness Deceased
sas s. years OF sss and besides her
husband. she Is survived By two
daughters and three sons The re
nlslns ~tll Be brought 20 this city.
where services viii be conducted az
the home OF Edgar McAlvAne on Fffth
street. az which Rev. {. " Fuller. Jr-.
% uhe Christian church. will onieiate.
The remains will be taken 10 Gien
f-aston, where services will b. held
IN the Lutheran church there and n.
terfnent made In the Nauyoo Ridge
cemetery.
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Pains and Aches
Caused by Kidneys

hany women attribute ailments
ana suuorinE 90 some disease nsru-
Asf 20 thcir GoN, when often ff,
PAIN and misery ~ caused Is wetE
- deranned Kidneys Hnuae.ort
Nmce Worh or factory work NAV
stsTl the trouble, and dizzy snrIis.
Iumnega under eVca. sore tmvtri.-'
etlh Joints dlFcolorcd or rranfv urine
sieep disturbing bladder aIfmorfa'
iH d. ne usm o. diabetes may result.
. when The Kidneys are strong and
healthy they nitar out from de 7bfs1t
ne poisonous waste matter When
Alss are siuEHifh or ovorWorkad they
le.d medicine % clean them Ouf
Hhq invigorate action Foley Eifney
ll.La ere prepared expressly f0r me
5ttttI,e,ei qlsagivlne au poisonous
,ances and uric acid that Lodge
We Joints nnd muscles and IL
t...se 30 strengthen atnpped-up.
llaellFe kldneyg ThOuHan da ID men
sc Women M en- parts of the county
ts-uiN 20 ne Wnnderfuly fnfisfa--
tery ,reaultg they have had from TAX
US Feisy kidney Pills.
For sale ~ gofn ooisman 90.
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OUTING AT PARK
Enjoyed Yesterday by ST. Joseph's
Aeadsmy-PsFoehisi Schools 10
Picnic To-day.

The annual outing and picnic Of ST.
Joseph's academy held yesterday ~
Wheeling park was well attended and
the various amuEements ~ the park
we're greatly enjoyed. The swimming
pool proved extremely popular and
many we're in bathing until late IN the
evening
To-day the outing and picnic % ST.
Vincents and g. Michael's parochial
schools vii be held AZ the park aud
should the weather prove favorable. no
doubt a large crowd viii be- present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
Council MEETING.

Council in regular session tonight
passed a resolution. providing for the
paving OF Fifth street, between Grant
and Jefferson avenues. with a concrete
foundation. The clerk was authorized
TO order 900 feet OF IRE hose from the
Fabric Company. The matter OF pur-
chasing a street flusher was brought
up. but was held over until next meet
ing night. An ordinance regarding the
regulation OF junk dealers passed its
first reading. An ordinance amending
the present speed ordinances passed
its first reading. -tsf
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the city yesterday. attending 10 bust.
ness matters.
Negotiations are now on for a game
between the Mound City and Patter.
son-Edm Grove teams, to be played
mere next Saturday afternoon The
game which was TO have been played
saturday with the Belmont, o., team
was cancelled
Miss Anna Jones, OF this city. spent
yesterday visiting with WarWood
friends.
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MOUNDSYILLB


Mrs.. Csrtie Aeirzor. a widow Of -
Years. walked into The r. a o. station
here yesterday afternoon With two
Erips. several bundles and 81 csnts IN
cash- She wanted 20 20 10 Ports
mouth. o.. and inquired % the teie
graph operation how she was % get
rpon the woman telling her story Of
how she vas trying 90 set 20 Ports
mouth from an lows city. where she
irtendsd 20 reside with her second
cousin. che vas furnished with . din
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Cooling Wash -
Stops Itching

Just . touch Of this mild. soothin1
wash. the p. j. D. Prescription, siii
Ns you Instant relief from your
peInlhf, itehing skin and absolute
pies. ID ID. y. IL q scientific oompound
81 soothing oil Of WlntsTGTssn and
other healing eiemsntH
Don't fail 10 Try bD n. for .n,,
klnd % summer skin tToubls. IL win
give you welcoms relief "A rensroi,s
Ria Pottle for 2se. Ask also about
Hogs-Dayis Drug Co. Wheeling wyTich
rick dug Coz. Bsllaire, Ohio: r. X
hoge, bgst,. Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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BENW00D
PYTHIANs. MOTEL

The Rex Theater, Fifteenth and
MARKET Wheeling, will, on Wed.
nesdsy and Thursday, June 10 and
w. show the atupendous spec.
taele' Damon and Pythlss."
= 5o-eent production for 10
cents, continuous from I 10 II n
m. Every Pythian, his family and
the general public should see this
magnificent film.
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RsIIroaesrE Mssena HsId

a meeting ot the employees OF the
heehng district y. & o employees
was held here last evening In the au-
oitorium OF the school building The
meeting was largely attended and a
spienold address was made by O. ".
sturmer. special representative from
Galloway.
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church LadIeI outIna.

The members OF the Industrial chap
ter Of the Trinity Episcopal church
and their friends who wish TO JOIN
them Will hold their annual outing at
the Wheeling Country Club next
Thursday afternoon. The party will
leave here on the 1880 car and meet
at the ID. 4 o. station at Wheeling 10
take a jitney bus TO the Country
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WELLSBURG

WtLLSBrRG, ". Va, June IL
bfooks county sunday school Assocta
ton viii hold a meeting nsnt Nondsy
EVENING here IN Wsiisburg The place
~ meeting viii be announced later. Bust
stttlsd at this time and al association
members should BE- present at the meet
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Recovered gnolne.

Armed with a search warrant. Cap
tain r X. Potts. OF the local wharf
searched a house occupied by foreign
ers and found the Even-Rude engine
that was stolen some time ago. to-
gether with a skin. There was no
person In the house at the time. and
as yet no arrests have been made.
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George Green was brought 10 the
Glendale hospital yesterday al noon
from PoEhatan Point. 20 receive at
tention for a fractured jaw. He had
been kicked In ths face BY q horse.
and several OF his teeth knocked out
and his Jaw bone fractured
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Conditions Remains the Same.

According 20 information received
from the Ohio Valley General Hospital
at Wheeling last evening the eondi-
ton of william Fitzsimmons. Jr., who
is suffering with spinal meningitis was
was unchanged. Mr.. Fitzsimmons'
condition Is very critical.
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eaxanhon, orchestrs.

A saxaphone orchestra has been
organised for this city by the follow
ing young men: Ben. y. Peabody.
Jack weatherali. Jacob Baumberser.
DIR. L. NJ. Basehoar and Park Harris.
The new instruments have arrived
and are on display In the windows or
the II. Y. Peabody drug store.
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The taNes for this county are now due
and Sheriff G. Il Hutchinson aEAiR
before the first % the month. when the
delinquent list viii be- made out. pepu-
~ i-oEsdon will be AZ Squire W. n. Clay
O'Clock. until July 4, 1918
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enerson

srcises OF Washington and Jefferson
College.
Prof. W. n. Taylor and two sons ana
~ T. Jones were business visitors in
wellsburg from Bethany. Monday after
noon.
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warrant MAS sworn out by a foreign
lady OF South BenWood. before squire W
~ clayton. for q man who she claimed
had hit her aud handled her roughly.
The squire after hearing the evidence In
the ease decided that the man, who was
foreign also, must pay IS and costs for
hltllhs a woman, and In default Of this
payment the man was committed 20 the
Marshall county jail for ten days Dep-
uty sheriff. LoFsdoH ana James Ritehis
made the arrest
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=, The last sad rltes. Of the late Edward
seck viii be laid 10 rest today In tie
Will b held a. the First 81 ~ 0b,iTcb
~ henWoQd 81 y. m. Rev. sampson
VIII preach the sermon. Music for the
choir. ~ '"' ~ r.
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A party OF about 50 local Eiks went
10 Beilaire last evening and attended
the lodge OF that city. Flag Day" ex'
ercises. The trip up the river and re
turn was made on Captain Cresap'a
boat "potny Ann"
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NJ MECHEN
sVrHlsNs. Norsii

TIE Res Thsstsr. Flftssnth ara
MARKET Whssiine. ~ili. o. wea-
nesday and Thorsday. June is ana
", SHOW the s,spenoous spec
taele. Damon ard Pythiss
oo-eent production fer 10
cents. eontinuoVs fror, to ~ o.
N Every Pythisn. MS family and
the general public should see this
magnificent film.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15

The Calvary and Simpson Epvorth
League societies will give their Joint
annual boat excursion this evening.
The steamer ST. James has been char
tered for the occasion and will leave
the local wharf at $3.50 O'Clock. go
ing TO Wellsburg and return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15

.. ]. Green has arrived home from
Dst!2h, Mich, where he has been al,
NhoihE an automobile school IL m,
ished the school and has received his
diploma and csFtihcate.