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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

Mr.. A p Carpenter has purchased
a handsome new touring car.
Miss Orilla Clancy. OF Washington.
ID c, IL spending a part OF her vaca.
ton with her sister. Mrs. Bert BAILEY
Miss Pearl Spencer attended the
ChautauquA at Barnesvilie "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. S. n. Nayior. IL identifying his
residence. by giving II a coat OF paint.
Mira Lee Moore. OF Pigeon Point
was the guest of her daughter. Mrs
Jesse Mellott. Saturday.
Misses Bertha and Anna Steer
trained nurses from Philadelphia. have
been spending their vacation AT their
home at Pigeon Point. They were
me guests OF Mrs Park Z Fisher
Thursday.
Hilda Boyd spent last week with
gainesville relatives. and attended the
ChautauQuA
Mrs. Rachel Naylor. was the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. w. IL. Sears.
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Goodman. O,
speidel. were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Foreman.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. Z. Carpenter and
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Of Slab
town were city callers Saturday.
The Belmont Juvenile Grange met
Saturday. All the little folks were
out and had a jolly good time. they
were served with ice cream. Mr.
clarence Bundy. q OF our enterpris-
ing young men. was on hand with his
kodak. and had them all to wear a
smiling c~ountenance. for a little while
Inc youngsters are very much Inter
ested in their Grange work. and we
mink II a very good place for them
TO spend their afternoon.
Mrs Murphy. OF GAINESVILLE. IA
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dallas
Goodman. OF Speidel, o.
MI. Harold Shafer accompanied bv
Misses Freda Goodman and Clara
EVers. of Speidel. attended the picnic
at NO. ., Goshen Ridge. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinney. of Belmont
spent the weekend with the latters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NnJamin TRAY.
ers. of Speidel.
Miss Vera and Myrtle attended the
sunday school picnic Saturday at No
A E Kennard and Harley Campbell
motored out 70 their farm Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

ne Grange banquet held IN the n. OF
nan last evening. was well ATTENDED
- the many members. The banouet ua.
sven IN honor OF the new members 49,
.sAen IN At the regular meeting 10 be
49, Ahursday evening. The hanauet
slNen oy the losing side In the CON
tst Tor points In the memberships ana
e~,tehdsnce, which vas held some time
~ fians for the Initiation OF IN.
~hts -three new mem bers to be taken
IN were made and several other business
matters were looked after.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Heavy Sentence.

Six months in the work house and
5000 fine and costs for you Albert
Truax, fairly yelled Squire Henry
Lawler at al ex-West Virginian on
Tuesday for cruelty to his wife and
three weeks old child while beastly
drunk. His cruelty was Of an imprint
able character and made the Squire
ache 10 send him 10 the penitenuary
for life. He had abused his wife over
in West Virginia and got into legal
trouble and TO escape jurisdiction he
moved to Ohio. He lived at 1870 South
Eighth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
STEUBENVILLB

The la Belle Iron Works directors
met In monthly session here on Tues
day and beside routine business eon-
sidered plans and figures for the pro-
posed %bi-product coke plant No con-
a was let as the figures were not
whitfield down TO where they thought
they ought TO be.
II is expected that the contract will
be let inside OF two weeks. The plant
Is running SIS to 80 per cent OF its
capacity and bushes is reported TO
be holding up we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Holiness ~campmeetInq.

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the forty-first annual interde-
nominational Holiness campmeeting
which opens at Hollow Rock. August
IL and continues until August %. in
elusive. The workers for this season
will be: Rev. c. H.. Babcock. Los
Angeles. Cal; Rev. Guy l. Wilson
and Mrs. Iva ID. Veinard. Chicago;
Rev. J. G. Mantle. Wilmore. Ky: Mr..
and Mrs. A. n. johnson. Akron. o.:
Miss Stella McNutt. OF S~teubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Court House Newa

The 1918 totals from assessors re
turns shows 6.266 horses. 1854 cat
tie. 643 mules. 30.57O sheep. 6.557
hogs in Jefferson county.
In the case OF the Kendall Coal Min
Ing Co. vs.. Cloverleaf Coal and Fire
Clay Co, property sold for S13.722 by
the sheriff to A. y. Enos.
Clyde s. Mercer VS.. Joseph Balm
bridge. appeal suit from docket of
Justice Stringer. OF Smithfield town
ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
ST. CLAIRSVILLB

ST GAINESVILLE o.. July n
lays Mligan. OF Bellaire. was given a
hearing In the Probate court and ad-
judged insane by Probate Judge John
q. Nichpl. Mtlligan was brought 70 81.
Clairsvtllo some time aao and will be
held In the cuunty jail until transferred
20 the state hospital az Columbus. In
the court room MtlliEan refused 70 talk
very much. but stated that some one
had poisoned his food and that the ef-
fccts Of the poison was eating his throat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Probate Court.

Inventory and appraisment filed in
estate 81 Charles F. Moren.
Application to probate viii of Dor
cas- Terrell
Inventory and appraisment in es-
tate OF Susannah Peters.
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Probate Court.

Estate OF willard Melton deca..es
administration granted.
Estate or henrietta Mckinley d.
ceased. proof Of publication OF notics o.
appointment filed.
Suardianship Of James william Nc
,ohheil, ~appucation for removal OF Ruar-
dian and notice ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

The following realty deeds were re-
ceived FOR transform in the recordars
office today.
walter Banig and Jessie uaniE o. Will
liam and O. D. Decker. land aifuafed In
the city ~ Boliairc. $1,000.
Charles O. Mrtord and wife 20 genrrr
TruaN. land situated in thc cIty Of Mar
tins Ffrrg. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Picnic at Rehebsth Church

The annual Sunday school picnic
was held saturday AT Rehobeth church
grounds. during h day q splendid
program OF amusements WAS carried
out. and the choir OF the church rent-
cred a number OF musical selections
The feature Of the outing was the big
hasket dinner served at noon. under
the big trees in the grove. A large
crowd Was IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Two Divorces PILED

Two divorce cases were filed in the
common pleas court TODAY. The first
case was that ~ Mary White To- Harry
bite. both 81 EarnesgfTe
The plaintiff asks that n divorce be
granted her on the alleged grounds OF
HIIfu1 ~atarnrn gross Neglect and Hfaar-
u0n. Sho alleges that Harry white
shortly after they we're married left Tor
i'nugyIt. In Co Ect work. sayinr he
would send for her She diH not bea-
from him Tor some time. when "a letter
wac received. stating ho had Joined the
British navy. The laaf letter received
rnid that bel would b. shot FOR feaerftnr
fHn navy and that the plaintiff would
again hn free For such reasons the
rlHinuff asks that Tho divorce be- grant.
ed 90 g. colpiffa ~ HarneevIio will
represent the plaiutfff
Tho other case filed was that o. Dora
Maud srrIrv against CLARK Russell saa-
IeF. Plaintiff alleges that tho defend
auf i9 EuiltY of wiiful absence and Tor
that reason prnFa that the court grant
"a divorce r.. p Emeraun. OF UrIdraunrf
ulI represent the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
SANDY RIDGE, 0.


Mr. 3 b Nayior. returned home
IRON baltimore. Nd. one day lat
week. vhere he has been taking rreat.
menI bis many friends hope he may
BE- much benefited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

nirs e. Gibson delightfully."- enter
tanned the member Of the KiIfbtac cinh
~ her nome on Main street TUESDAY
~ ening. Conversation. music and fancy
work were the main diversions 81 tbs
evening and refreshments wer. served
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~.

Miss Virginia Francis has returned IN
heT nome IN ~Aioundsville after a visit
U. w HAN - neia n
caller today. ~
John Meridith has returned TO his
hotne in Moundsville after a visit With
narry Beck. Of bridgeport. was a busi-
ness caller In town Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Marriage License.

one marriage license was issued In
the probate court today:
William r. busch. axe "a ana Sar.
i Moore, age 20. both OF Bellaire. Ex-
peel 70 De married b. Rev. Yocum. OF
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n~Anesxtlla Rrfnfa

Rev. l. X Rose and family left tb,s
RorninS on a motoring trip 10 Niagara
!. II. Eiler and two grsnds5ns, OF can
tGn. are here for a visit with rela-
Mrs. Stella Bassett has rSturn.a IN
her home In Steubenyille after "A vIstf
AZ her parents home here. She was &c
JOha MiiiisoH. Of West Main m0. Street. Nor f5r
Miss Doris Church. OF North cb.s,nut
80 Parsons. Of Newark, o.. spent
sunday with friends here and ATTENDED
Rally Day at the Main Street Metho-
Mrs. Martha Makins. OF uhriehsviu.
leit SUNDAY tor her home after a two
Dyer. OF West Main street. she aiso
visited relatives at H~endrysburg
The kearns-GorSuch Bottle co. Of
two weeks vacation. Thc pis,t ~ ~
good repair and Is turning out hne Work
ment - hopeful OF q steady run for the
Misses Rose Kennon and Grace OH.
son. OF West Main street. Will leave this
afternoon for a visit with the famiiv ~
James kcnuon. OF Pittsburgh.
Miss stella Mcconnell Of Htgh street.
Thomas Mech. Of Coi1mbua A. y,s,,-
Ing his grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
TOT hrsaneid; Or North Chestnut street
hls uncle, J. J. Atkinson. or North
Lincoln avenue.
Clarence Cunard. of steubenviue Is
visiting at The home Of his mother
Mrs Martha Cunard. n West south
street
Mrs william Frost and little son
JACK have returned 60 their home in
alryiew after "a visit with relatives
and friends here and 90 spencers sta
tlun.
Mrs. Fred Brill OF sout- ,nestnut
uvea NJ Quaker City
Mrs Annie Henderson. % south
CHESTNUT street has returned from "a
Pittsburgh. ~
Mrs Reuiah KinE and baby son. James
hafe zone Tor n WcrEr' visit with her
.huehanda mother. % Utica
Charles Harues and family Of C,ruur-
bus have been visiting HE fafher ~
r Barnes n North Lincoln avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

steve Porch. Of lansing and Adoiph
smith. Of West Whceling. we're arraigned
before Mayor Davies today on the
charges OF operating speakcasies at the
respective places. Zach entered pleas
n not guilty and bond Was fixed At $500
ia each case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

When water becomes fre asked the
20 what ia fnr great change which
placer
no rrrafea change maam said
Ladies Home Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

three year $4,000. OOO at : Der cert Tra1s
= noston and New York firm. which or
Tered $3.50. This increases the Cans
since December J.. 1914, to $40 Oao 400
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
BARNESY WILLIE

"a AkNEsyILLE o. July 27.-Nfr.
~ Town entertained with "a dfnner -
SaS IN honor OF the Misses NelIi. ana
.e lewis, former popular Barnesyfile
girls. who low live Ia New PhfIadeinbis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
THE WE
CONDITIONS


The high pressure area covers the
Lake REGION. central valleys and Gulf
n South Atlantic States this morn
iBs. attended BY generally fair wealth
CT and moderate temperatures
Tbs pgsks1res are relatively low
from the Southwest northeaktward 10
n Lake Michigan reEion. attended
BY cloudy weather and showers. The
treasures = also low over the
Plateau and Paeihc States.
Generally fair weather will prob
ably continue In this section over
Wednesday. with moderate tempera-
ture.
Local data; Highest temperature
yesterday. IS degrees. lowest last
might. 65 degrees: rainfall. 0.02
Tbs Ohio will probably continue 10
fall slowly In the district
A. c. HOWE Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

possible for these young men not 70
succeed
They had been highly uccoesuf
because they acquired saving nahre
early IN life and thereby accumulated
their capital before entering buaincas
forthemseives. while 20 many are 10
willing now 70 practice any accidental.
but somehow always expect 10 boain
saving ~ some future time. with tho
result hat they eve acquire the
habit or the capital.
- banker necessarily takes these
various things into consideration when
asked 70 grant n line ~ credit T..oy
mean much 90 him from me STANDPOINT
n the moral risk
Gould there possibly he any clearer
Guide board f0 success than the worrs
~ this old banker
r. D. MacGREGOR
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Happanlu-C1uh

Mrs Harry Hughes. or CoIumh,
eftalned the members Of the Hspnen-
h-Slub At the home Of her parents M
ano Nrs. Charles Hradheld. OF Norm
1hesthut street, on Tuesday Afternoon
ne usual club diversions We're enjoy
ca ana DAINTY refreshments were served
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Orange

ounEe children. y" nv
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QranRa Prornm

Following ~ the program TO be render
90 at the regular meeting OF the ST
lar Grange Thursday evening:
Quotations from Declaration OF Inde.
pendence.
" May Banfield
20 fol H o. e. - d. O. s s sH.ssaaa. America
The Hygiene OF CheerfuIness
. AIRS. J.. Is. McMechen
80 ..-... Miss olive HAYES
Nhat NonNentenceS and Conditions
Must the Farmer Furnish 10 Enable
MS VIE TO Make Good B~utter....
Mrs. l.. 5. DALEY
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Tho TrrahTfrriau sunday school picnic
uNirh vas held ~ ffc fair grounds o..
lnY vas well attended By people belong
ing fo that church Tho weather Tor the
affair vas IDEAL and everyone present
nnIuNn - fhrmnnINrr baseball zane
Waa the main diversion ~ the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

Tho dates FOR che frIaIr ~ Steve Porch
frd Afairh smith have been erf f1r fhe
ffI and ffh ~ August r~HauarNttIr
Smith u out on bond az tho rrrrrrf
Time whIe Porch o. confined 90 the
county Jail awaiting trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
A. Jones Homa-

Mss Helen Jones. OF northeast OF
sSNn entertained a number OF fri@no.
nohlay afternoon In honor OF Mia
Myrtle HYDE. OF Tulso. Okla. VINO r. y
seest az the home Of Miss Mary PETTY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

lut ID ~ " D~NNttn IulAautAluAA anu
Grafton. W. Va. was marked by 1876
~professed conversions. from which
number fourteen became ministers.
Use OF bicycles or motor cycles IN
the rural delivery service IL prohibited
by an order issued today by Postmas-
ter General Burleson. effective Janu-
airy I. 1916. In announcing his order.
Mr.. Burleson holds that vehicles OF
these types do not carrying capacity
needed for the parcels post service
and do afford necessary protection
for h mail In bad weather. The or
der will affect about 5000 carriers who
now use the cycles TO cover their
routes. Many of them in West vir
ginia will have TO go back 10 Old
Dobbtn and the two-wheel cart
The Rev. Charles ~. Jarrett, OF
Huntington. has come TO this city TO
I'LL the pulpit OF the Vermont Avenue
Christian church during the absence
OF the Rev. Earl Whitley who has
started away on his vacation.
H. ID. Perkins Of Parkersburg has
Joined his family here and will motor
home with them. They have been Wis.
ting relatives here for several weeks.
Mrs. ]. ID. Murdaugh. of this city
Will 40 to Huntington next week TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Gray. OF that
city.
Miss Julia Wilson. OF this city. has
gone TO Parkersburg TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Martin.
Ora l.. Watson has been commits
sioned postmaster at DEVILS Fork.
wyoming county. which IL a newly
established postoffice OF the fourth
class II. s. Google has been sent
his commission for Rivesviile. Marlon
county. He succeeds l. J. Parsons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

the r. a o. between Philadelphia and
Grafton. W. Va. was marked by 1876
~professed conversions. from which
number fourteen became ministers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

All a-ranrements are complete for
the BIG annuai gathering o. " a o..
employes ~ Harpcrs Ferry next
Th%ursday az which Miss Jennie Smith.
The famous railroad evangelist VIII
be tho hnuored guest Miss smith.
Who resides in This city. has been 800
for some time. but today said that
shT fclt sure che win bo able to 10
% Harpers Ferry To- meet nor boya.
- b refers 10 The hundreds ~ rail
road men who during her meetings
have announced their intention 20 lead
Christian lives
Tho first year o. Miss smIth's work
a. an evangelist alonR The line OF
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24

sure that all good business men
will hasten to succor US in our
efforts SO that we may nightly
help them in the good work.
With men of such strong char
acter, industry. experience and
vision, the outlook for genuine
success, in the advancement Of
the mercantile interests Of the
race, is exceedingly bright and
encouraging. The race should
use its whole strength in this
most important direction.
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24
The Grand Lodge.

Elsewhere will he found official
notice of the convening of the
Maryland Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, in regular annual session,
The creation of a number of new
lodges. the reviving of some that
were dormant, and a number of
other happenings during the past
year, will conspire to make the
coming session one of the most
important which has been held
for many years, The general
public will be favored in being
permitted to be presene, and par
ticipate, in the Memorial meet
ing Sunday night, and on Mon
day evening in connection with
the public reception in honor Of
the Grand Lodge, atwhich time
the Mayor of the town will deliv-
er the address of welcome.
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24
ONLY YOUR CARD,

We would like to carry, from
week to week, the card of every
business man in Baltimore, how
ever humble that business may
be. If such will kindly visit our
Office, Ala w. Hoffman Street,
they will learn from our Business
Manager a proposition which we
think they will be eager to ac-
cept. At any rate, call and see
our Business Manager.
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24
Ehe Howard County Fair
Association.

The Rev. William N, Holt, and
others, have organized the
Howard County Fair Association
for the worthy purpose of con-
Quoting an Annual State Fair
the proceeds to be devoted to the
establishment Of a business plant
to offer employment for colored
boys and girls. The first offort
of the Association, will be a
great State Bazaar and Carnival.
at Ellicott City. Md, September
End and 3rd, 1915. The program
includes such amusements as
baseball, tennis, putting the
shot etc. There will also be a
great Automobile parade, partic-
lpatHd in by Baltimore and
Washington owners. There will
be three Orations, on the prog
ress of the race, one of which
will be delivered by Rev. DR.,
Lyon.
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24
Church and Community
Work.

The week Of July IL, was an
exceedingly interesting one in
connection with the splendid
playground Of St. Paul's Church
Saratoga st. The lawn fete was
admirably conducted by the
Brotherhood of the Church, the
illuminations and decoration be-
ing especially attractive. The
various auxiliaries of the Church
Kings Daughters, Ladies Aid,
the junior League, and the Choir
all worked most earnestly for
the success which crowned the
affair. 1t is the purpose of the
officers of the Church to make
the playground, adjoining the
Church, an ideal and attractive
spot for social and other enjoy
ment. On Tuesday July 9th,
the Sewing classes at st. Paul's
will begin their attractive enter
trinment, with the smaller as
well as 1.-THE larger girls. The
larger girls will make anrons
and childrens' dresses. The Dis
trlct Conference is drawing near
and. reports are expected in full.
The Stewards report last Sunday
was most encouraging, and the
work goes nobly on during the
hot days of the summer,
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24
OUR BUSINESS MEN.
Baltimore Has some Good
Material.

Our man around town, from
time to time, will have word or
50 with respect to our business
men. Such notice will be entire
ly gratuitous on our part, We
want to help our business men,
and we want the race to know
more about such worthy men
who are contributing SO much to
the mercantile welfare Of our
people.
Captain George w. Brown is
certainly one Of the worthiest Of
the entire lot. 1t should be a
most inspiring fact that a young
unlettered and extremely poor
boy, came to this city from
North Carolina, only a few years
since, with not enough money to
pay a nights lodging and who
readily turned his hands to any
thing he could find to do, as q
common laborer, continually
striving upward, until to-day he
is the proud owner Of a first
class steamboat and a magnif-
cent summer-resort, for our own
people, which he has built up By
his own untiring energy and
effort. Here is a worthy object
lesson for all our young men,
who are honest and upright and
industrious. There have been
many factors entering into the
success Of Captain Brown, but
not one Of greater value than
his answering integrity and
upr4 4ghtncss Of character.
Arthur L. Macbeth is one of
the best photographers any
where in this country. Mr..
Macbeth was personally known
to the writer more than a score
of years ago when we first made
his acquain tance III his native
state of South Carolina. From
the same old state which gave US
such splendid characters as Bish-
op Ferguson, the Grimkies, Kelly
Miller, and others Of that same
type, i Arthur L. Macbeth. Of
the same finish and quality.
Baltimore is to be congratulated
in possessing such a sterling citI-
zen. who is not only a fine artist
but a thoroughbred gentleman, Of
education and refnment.
From time to time, we hope to
keep before the mind Of our
people many Of characters who
are working SO strenously and
faithfully in creating better bus
mess conditions for the large
army Of colored boys and girls
who are moving onto the places
being created for them. We feel
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24

Bishop Benjamin F. Lee is
now o.. the senior Bishop of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church, and hence, is president
OF the Council of Bishops of that
Church. I Bishop John Hurst, of
this city is secretary of that
body.
The commonwealth., 1915-07-24

Send your job printing to the
office Of the Commonwealth, Ala
West Hoffman Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-02
RAILWAY
n n ssiRn ms Forced 10 Give Tn Line
From LubIiu to ChoIm.
Specidi CdbLk Deapdtch 10 THE SLN.

SpecidT CdbTe Despdfch 70 THE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The petrograd cor
re~spondent NJ tho Doii, Man ,o,o,r,nhs
to-day as foIlo~s
owing to the present situation being
made Intentionally obscure 4, il Difficult,
-.
w '''ue " eoo' pu'PoHe '"e c"'ei
items OF the news Of the week end.
The Lublin-C holm railway has been