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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
CHICAGO man LIVES WITH Z
WIVES; NOW ONE IS JEALOUS

10 work for Ralph d. Brumbaugh.
wealthy furniture dealer.
A year later Brumbaush confess
ed his affection for the girl.
With Mrs. Brumoaughs permis-
sion. according TO Brumbaugh and
the girl. she was cared for at 10
cal hospital. When the baby came
IA boy--the mother was establish.
ed In n fashionable apartment on
Prairie ave.
Brumbaugh. childless by his first
wife. was permitted to spend much
time with his love-wife and the
baby. according TO his story.
He spent his afternoons and the
early evenings with her as Julius
Mlllahr."
glad the world knows all. would
have had II so years ago. had II not
been for the woman who bears my
name. understand she has gone
to the federal authorities with her
story. Whatever happens will make
no difference"
The remainder OF the time he was
X. p. Brumbaugh. and could be
found either at his office or his
home on Drexel boulevard.
Two years and half ago another
baby arrived at the "Millahr" apart
ment--a girl. The couple were de-
lighted
We have planned great things
for our babies" said Mrs. Julius
Millahr" today. That other won.
an--she Ia not his wife In the sight
OF God-cannot stop us. But she
would never consent 10 a divorce
so We could marry. Now she has
threatened Ralph with the law"
Il have nothing to be ashamed
of !" aaid Rrurn haunh fndar ~ am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
new CRAFT WILL
GET SPEED TEST

The submarine tender. Bushnell.
built for tho government by the Sc.
attic Construction A. Dry Dock Co,
at cost OF approximately 81. 000,-
900. will leave her ways Sunday
for a trial voyage and speed tests
over a mile course off Vashon
island.
The Bushnell r. one OF the most
intricate vessels ever built by the
navy department. and is equipped
with machinery capable, almost. OF
building submarine. She will he
armed with a battery OF deck guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
Mems Suits

Take advantage of these quitting
prices and prepare for rain and winter.
Regular $1,000 Slipons 49,. $685.
Regular $3.50 Slipons. 80. 80. SASS
Regular $500 Slipons. :. .$7.85
$500 Heavy Overcoats .$5.85
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CHICAGO. July 23.--chicago to-
day developed another triangular
tragedy. in which the love OF two
women for the same man has set
.awry the normal trend OF three
lives.
Seven years ago, fs-year-old Julia
.Millahr. fresh from Germany. went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
SPECIAL SERVICES

St Psul's English Lutheran
church. corner Fremont ave. and
t3d at. will have special service
Sunday morning. Rev. l.. y. Wolf.
ID. ~. OF Baltimore. Nd. general
secretary and treasurer board OF
foreign missions OF the general
synod. will deliver the address OF
the morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
Y. M, n. A. PICNIC

The third annual picnic OF the
Young Mems Hebrew association
will be held at Fortuna park Sun
day. The feature OF the day will
be a one-ring circus, which will
have everything that goes to make
up circus. from the clown parade
TO the strong-man act.
Boats leave Leschi park every
half hour. commencing at 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23

In the Japanese navy. the mess
ing allowance Is the same for all
ranks. A vice admiral and an ordi.
nary seaman get alike 31.25 n week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
WILL INVITE 7. R. TO
GO AER0PLANINe

Los ANGELES. July 23.-Col.
Roosevelt may have a chance TO go
aeroplaning while he is here next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Misses Anita and Bertha Weimer Of
Glenwood are spending several DAYS Wis
iting In Bcthany
J. W Rice OF West Alexander L. con-
hned 20 his home by "A serious Illness
Misses Blanche and Esther Smith of
~springdale. will return today after a
VISIT with their cousin Mrs. George
Branstroop. OF Bcllaire. Ohio.
william Price has returned to War
rel, Ohio. after a visit with Elm Grove
relatives.
O.. NJ. Crow OF stone church road has
purchased an Overland touring car
through the Elm Grove agency.
Miss Marie Frazier Of Elm Grove A
spending this week with friends in CLYDE
Ohio.
Mr.. n Mrs. r. T.. Keyser ana Mr..
and Mrs. Park J.. keyscr and son. CIV.
OF Elm Grove, will attend the annual re-
union OF the keyser family. today, at
FairpOint, o.
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Warwood Briefs

Or. W s. Webb OF Center Warwood
has been called to Cameron. O.. on &C.
count of the serious illness Of his
father. Mr.. w. G. Webb.
Mrs. Earl Braunlich OF Seventh
street and Richland avenue is some.
what better after being in at her
home.
Harold and Virginia Lash OF Rich.
land avenue. South Warwood. are
slowly recovering after being operated
on at the North Wheeling hospital
seevral days ago.
Motorman John Jackson Of Twenty.
fourth street. has resumed his position
on car No. 3 after being on for a mum.
Der Of DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Crider Of New
ark. o., have returned after spending
several days visiting friends I'm Center
Warwood.
Elwood Eckert Of North Warwood.
has returned after spending several
days visiting friends In New York.
Miss Ruth Brandigan Of Center
Warwood. spent Sunday visiting rela.
tivcs In Elm Grove
Mrs. J. r. Dowell Of Richland ave
nue.. South Warwood. has returned
after visiting friends In Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Homer Denny has returned to his
home on South Warwood avenue after
spending sunday visiting friends In
Cleveland. O. ffo was accompanied
by Harry Brier Of Center Wsrwood.
Mrs Harry Kennedy Of Nineteenth
tsreet. is slowly recovering after be-.
ina 900 Tor several days
Mrs Harry Rympn Of Twenty ffth
street. has returned fo her home with
children after visiting down in the
central part Of the tate
Miss Bertha Weidncr Of Nineteenth
street BEL spending her vacation in
Akron. a.
Mr and Mrs James Skpol and chill.
drtn of IIffshur.h ore the guests of
Mr and Mrs james Wright of Center
Waruoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
STEUBENVILLE

I'LL BENNiLLE. O. Aug I7-r-por
"a PStition IA Involuntary bankrupt,
51ti,u IN the J.. 5. Court at Columbus On
t.csoay by the kaul Clay Mfg 90. IA.
Stratt0n Fire Clay Co. and the Toronty
He LAY. Co. petitioners By ATTORNEY.
= lewis, ID. NJ. Gruber and j. w. por.
90. Of this city respondenf tbe
va tnfoWn into bankruptcy and Hon
was appointed Receiver
ter a supply Co. was appointed Rec.i,
Ie'entiy by Common Pleas Judge q
-. smith and the real estate was adver.
49, LOT sale on Sept Z. but all thess
proceedings will give wav 10 ~ H.
eIai court action. II was alleged lu III.
peiltlon by the Commercial Nat. RanL
tl common Pleas Court that r. e. Pew
,ne man4ger and treasurer OF the Com
stnN hah Incorporated $4,000 OF al,
,"inlanN FUNDS and Invested same b.
Teai estate. n this charge be true ~.
ton 20 recover same
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proud parents Of twins. born last week.
"A boy 10 lbs and a girl 11ia lbs.
\ motor party consisting Of q. W. Old
ham and son. Malcolm. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. L.. Oldham and Mrs. Helena Epstein
come out from Triadelphia Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. :.
oldham.
Miss Ethel Rhoadcs entertained a
house party last week. Those present
were; Mrs. Dr. Henderson and son. OF
fnlton; Miss Martha Graham. Of Pat
terson; Mrs. Louis Helm. OF Fulton: Wis
hart and Nancy Supler. OF Roney's Point.
Mrs. Cad Rhoades. Mrs. l.. Helm. Mrs.
henderson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
Guy and Miss Ethel Rhoades spent
thursday with Mrs. Susan Guy.
The stone crusher has been removed
10 the VIM. buchanan farm. Crushing
was resumed Monday morning and thg
stone viii be placed on the roads i'm
AIRS. susan Guy and Miss White have
r~eturncd from a Pennsylvania motor
trip and report a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber. Of McGraw's
T. II. Rhoades.
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer spent SATURDAY
of Calls.
Lester Scott. Of Elm Grove. was an
"Nsr-Sunday visitor with his father.
Harry Hand. of'Elm Grove. spent sun
day with Dallas friends.
MISSES Ethel New hortcr and Frcida
Little have returned from "a plcasnn
Grow. Of NIcAfechcn.
Mrs Mctor End daughters. were re-
C,It visitors at the home OF Mrs. sam
al. and Mrs WIZ Elliott and son.
clyde. 90 clay ssile. were guests of Mrs
L l. Howard Sunday.
Mrs Mary Cullen and children of
i~it are visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Graham buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Binamorc will
motor Tuesday to Webster. Pa. Tho
MISSES Perks. who have been their SIS
" g home for some time viii return TO
Ar ana AIRS. Charles seibcrt and
,hlluFen. or Film GruV. are D. the
Luuis HhuudCs tenant house while AIR.
S.lbcrt is engaged boz hauling crushed
ar and Mrs. Orlic kimmin4 and little
daughter. Cf sand Hill. and Mrs EIIIy
Lui ON OF WEI shurE. were visitors az
NC M n. ithofdgs bone sunday.
Hiram and Archer Toward spent sun
day with Nj and Mrs. Ross Timmons.
coo rriadclphia.
Mr. and Airs VIII sampou and sister.
Cora Hud Harry l~auEHtery were quests
OF Alr Charl,e Howard sunday
Miss Mildred owens. "A Martins Ferrv.
Ai-lilgs her cunt. Mr.. Will Stricklin.
Toward t. spending several
Jay WIZ sister Mrs Ross rimmons.
Air 1Hu uf. Harry ArcGIumphg w.r.
guests "i ar end airs hoy StrIckIiu.
MALCOLM Oldham. of Triadeipbi. A..
the guest 90 fis grandparents tHis weaL
Henry Davis. of West IfuIay ra
tr'nl sunday with bis SON.. VIII Davis.
and family.
airs Lurirda Cridf- of near p,~t
lhgh D. isitiuE her Vou. *. h. order.
MIs- Ethel nhasd,- srsr, s.tr-4.y I'D,
Nh''lnE s'priug and oailinE boo friends.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs David Kirkbride Of DAYTON. Ohio
ana her granddaughter 81 kissime. Flor.
Mrs Frank Knobe and infant child
ave returned from several weeks visit
Mrs Robert peIapIaint son Louis and
Miss Mabel Flack OF Wheeling. passed
through WoodsfNld 90 SPEND some time
on the formers farm az GraysvIlc.
~. y. Jones and Bert Howell 81 Cam.
sr9n. ono. were business callers here
Friday afternoon.
" Nelson; SIR. and Mr. Aber,
NethlnE and family and Mrs. Albert
Gray and children attended the plrr,.
at Cameron. SATURDAY,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mann Of Tulsa. Okla
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 81 M Mann.
and other relatives.
NJ and Mrs p T.. futile and little
dauEhter spent sunday with relatives
q valuable draft horse BELONGING "a
Zee fadd was Eirked 300 the shoulder
sunday night iu fhr pasture hy another
% bad tu Do shot
Attoru-, and Mrs G. a. Ludy are here
rom M.rictta ''r q short visit with
his parent SIR. ana Mr. chris Ludy
Mrs GsurEr WIrvr1 and little .an
.ttc returned tn t1.lr home at Thil1-
a. gia @.,er y'sit win her parents
Dr. and Mrs OLSON ksvssr ana tv,
IINr'n ~ chicago Hrr guests ~ rel-
end VIII last three days
Mise EItfrr HHrLins Ila returned
II.m Two NI..f with friends and
relatiNra 90 Martins F,rry She was lr-
Curl who viii spend q Few DAYS win
1er parents Rev and Mrs ID ~. Itar-
Nirs Ele GrIfntb ar1 son Harry ana
Joe ~ 'uIuwHua rrr pending row
na BIER. vlfh relatives
% h.ter of MourI-eIUe
inF che fair
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Misses Mabel and G%ertrure Thomson
or OrrVtlle. Ohio. are visiting MellsburE
relatives Tor a Few days.
Miss Erva Mycr has returned to her
nome after a vacation trip OF about a
sir. and Mrs. Harry Love. OF Yankee
street. are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a baby girl which came on August nth.
M ltIe strI , pounds and Is
Mrs. job Muter and daughter. lean
or pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting at the
street.
Mrs. Edward Marks and son were call
ers in Wheeling on Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Adams has returned TO
her home in East Liverpool. Ohio. after
a visit with Miss Olive Churchman.
Nike McManus has been appointed as
farm. now occupied by the Chateau De
Luxe Film company, and has been on
duty for several nights past protecting
Mrs. Bailey. wife Of Chief Of Police
Jesse Bailey, was brought home on the
l;Ss train Tuesday afternoon. from the
Ohio valley hospital in Wheeling. where
shg recently underwent a severe opet-
John d. williams. OF F~oIlansbee. WAS
morning.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Edward Nichols, whose
sudden death occurred Monday morning
Will be held from the family residence.
No 1885 Charles street. Wednesday at
e p IL.
J. +. Thompson. OF New Alexandria
ohio. was q Wellsburg visitor on Non
day; Mr.; Thompson was formerly in
business In this city being one OF the
proprietors OF the Bon Ton store.
Charles Patterson and family motored
10 wheeling on Tuesday. where they
spent the day. motoring back In the late
MRS. Charles ADLER and -granddaush-
ter. virginia Dailer. OF Wheeling. were
the weekend guests OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Helsley, or the First ward.
Mrs. Raymond Boyle has returned to
her home in this city after a visit with
her sister In Tarentum. Pa Mr.. BOYLE
went TO Pittsburgh. Pa. on SUNDAY 10
home.
Misses Clara and Anna Helsely and
Edlth hobinson were the guests on Mon
DAY, evening OF Miss Lydia Bedford Of
~Follansbec.'
County Commissioner George c. Wells
and family are spending a vacation at
NE bellvlew camp, grounds during the
Miss Anna koucha has returned from
McNechen. where she was working in
her uncle, i. S~eltner's store. After a
visit with her parents in Avella, Pa,
she will return TO her work in this city'
Miss Anna Traubert Is spending "A
week a. the guest OF Miss Helen Baker.
az. Washington. Pa Miss Baker was "A
school mate OF Miss Traubert at the
4, West Virginia University and has sew
eral others OF her classmates with her
for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Crawford have re-
moved from Wellsburg TO their former
was a tonsorial artist with the III. ID.
Green shop.
Reynolds HcIsely has returned 10 this
city after a visit IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
ness caller In Pittsburgh. Pa. on
Tuesday.
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Inn AaArnsr runrncurorn.

IN ne May -. 1919. isans Of the
souruM 81 the American Medical Aaao-
stauon appeared this statement concern
ms calcium tumel medication IN the
treatment Of tuberculosis
under the aVgtemnffc. continued and
peratgteut rcrime Of calcium arHfmf1n-
uons Van CieHun has seen O. number on
his patients improve. rho apufuw
clears up 0f tuharcie baciIf. which FINAL.
lU disappear. and patients are ffnrhnrrr1
Win hHal0d pulmonary tuberculosis
fI.|.N journal" seldom HU.HN PA. posi-.
M about s r.mUHIHI AGENT vet IH..
'.. 'IWnur comedies With fHHf Fr.m
m "uF r.u.umrfI.Hr who hH.. secured
llfe rrru.fr through fhr Is. off Efkm1r n
Alternative
since calcium IH mi Constituent of This
r'WrdV ffa E.nIIrr rHn.r mas Do fI.
q. The uHF tnIH rIr..r. I. .u combined
WIN other VALUABLE. IrrrrdIaufr ra fu Dol
easily accumulated
FrkuHH Alternative contains nu
grinfns narcotics .r habit fnrmiur
druEH en Do I. safe fl frr prom snur
HrurTIHf nr direct
Eokman Laboratory. Philadelphia
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NEW MARTINSVILLE. w. Va. Aug
il1-Mrs. l. II Clark left Saturday for
an extended visit in New York city.
Miss Dorothy Duerr Is confined IL her
home on Maple avenue with illness.
Lewis kocher OF Reader. IS "A bust
ness visitor IN the city today
Mr. J. n. Google and family, have re-
turned home from Evans city. Pa.
whSre they we're listing friends
spent Monday in the city with Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Knight OF C1arks-
burg. are. spending several days In the
city visiting friends.
j. NJ. Hart Of JacksonburE was look
lng after business matters in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Lorentz schmied has re-
turned home from "a two weeks visit
with friends in MoundsyIle.
n l. smith OF Parkersburg spent
sunday IN the city with friends.
have returned home from a three weeks
visit with friends 81 Ciarksburg.
Niss Marian BRADSHAW q Fairmont.
Ankrom Of Maple avenue.
tcorEe Moore left Saturday FOR a
rev days visit with friends IN Wheel
Miss Maude DeHoIt OF Cl~arksburg d.
the guest % her sister Mrs. s.. p. Me-
tdskey OF Maple avenue.
Mrs J. Bull has returned home from
a few days visit with friends la Par
benjamin smith or Reader. f. a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
The Misses Margaret and Evelyn Rob
eEts or Moundsvillc. are The guests u
th'lr aunt Mrs. David MandgoId 81
Miss Josephine Young ia the
week with Miss Play Gamble 81 Hiek6ry
street
Mr Henry Thompson and Miss Nsttis
wilson have returned Co their home Iu
the city with friends. "
Eey and Mrs o. vs. Tiernan have re-
with friend iu Cleveland
Mrs Arch gilbert ~ parkershurg
formerly - this city. is here on n visit
ST. and Mra John stamm OF ciarr-
hurF ore visiting Mra. Sfamm'a mother
p Heltsley ~ WatFins spent tues
Ausr Irene cochran ~ waynesbu-r
guest of Miss Kathryn Dutrr
Nr ~ HanEht ~ Proctor. is IN
SIR and Mra Thomas W-rC8uourh OF
gentirg several days win Nrs. John
Mrs Humrardner. % Ciarksburr o.
the guest % hfr Huu Rev Homer BUM
F'rln.r .l Map!e avenue
after ,ieit with her parents iu zares-
Mr and Mrs 70 D. Locher as Yaungs.
Mrs Locher. was formerly Miss Roma
Kline of this citv.
81 Spending % fsw days in the cts on
Ha-su Morris has returned bom.
SIR and Size Homer psi ea ar.rf SIM
tl. in fIeterrrilI. with Sire IrIrs par.
Mites Louise Ven camp f4a returned
home from UuftHaru0n whore ahr
boon nffrufIuE school
VISITING Nias ce.l tyinsr a.
home Dol EIvrrtirv
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Automobiie shids.

While returning from the ball game
~ belmont sunday afternoon an over
age and driven by Ralph Scheil and
loaded BY members Of the WoodsfieIe
bail team collided with "a REQ roadster
owned by q Mr.. Maumee OF Somerton
about hve miles on the east OF Barnes
Nlhe. The occupants OF the cars escap-
ed with slight bruises but the cars were
n 20 the extent Of several hun
drcd dollars. The local boys were de-
Ieated by the nine by the ssore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Although the repOrts on the Texas
coast are missing this morning. the
tropical storm IL apparently central
south Of Galveston. Rain j. falling TO
the nOrthward into the Ohio Valley,
covering the Tennessee valley. A low
pressure area Il also passing OF the
north Atlantic coast having caused
showers from the Ohio Valley 70 north
ern Maine.
The northern half OF the country
east OF the Rockies and middle West
are covered By a high pressure. fair
and cool w~eatherharea-
The high pressure area will prob
ably settle southw ard and far wealth
er IL Indicated for this section TO
night and "Wednesday. There VII not
be much change in temperature.
Loo data; Highest temperature
yesterday. IS degrees. lowest last
night, 20 degrees: rainfall. O.4l.
The Ohio in the district will prob
ably rise slightly. n. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

ur. acid within the body Send G,
DR. fiorco. of the InvaIids' Hotel ant
Surgicll institute. Buffalo. ~. y. 20
. pamphlet on 'An.urir. and send 90
rents FOR a trial package Of An.urir
Tablets
no YOU feel that tired WORKOUT feel
.tr h~7rkacnc NEURALGIA. or 10 y0u
.fp Del disturbed br too frequent cord.
nation. go fo you ta.f DRUG store arf
l-k Tor Doctor Pierce An.urIc Tat
lets
Doctor Pirrce's reputation o. bacl
or This medicine and you know tina
DIE pleasant pellefE for the liver
end Dis 'F1vorifn Prescription" 90
the Ills of women have Ind a spleudit
reputation Tor the Past ffy years
Adv.
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WELLSBURG

wELISBJRG. " Va. Aug lit L.
rtbrfted from brilliant Onto that .
IAmnff OF Articles Wnlch we're takcu
from the tuHm pustufrlcs b. robbsrs
On p uoruinE % THURSDAY. August
taFe been fogr4. Two r.EolNsrs. a
prafe ana q twelve pound hieaEe Uere
found yesterday bgneafh q Pennsylvania
railroad hand car shanty
hermlltuu thinkE fhe(re-
toihEfe are the same e. those
truln the office Last SATURDAY q NAL
sack and pocket book were found "a
the Nehesh railroad which are thought
burglars
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mig Aaaition Plann.d.

A committee Of citizens 10 Wbom IL
hAs been left 10 give a decision a. 10
Nhether o. not the big addition a. the
lNNer paft OF brhlianL shall be tnc0r-
perated ~ not meets TO-DAY. tuesday.
August 10 % give their decision.
Ahe addition IL Incorporated ~tll make
LriAiait = Eucd sized place. me ddi-
u"n mas been largely bullt % In late
years ana The majority o. tne people
were of ths opinion that it Should Be
taken into IN. town limits.
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George Larrimore for several months
employed AZ the Thomas Osborne barber
-hys. nsS resigned his position and after
a weeks vacation will work Tor AZ ~
Green. M barber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Clarence X. MRthewson. u. Pittsburgh.
Pa. and NJ Josephine Hopley. u, Puts
burgh. Pa
Theodore Lebore. p. Sturgeon. Pa,
ana Bertha Donioe. p. Sturgeon. Pa.
Ivan II. Larimer. q, Pittsburgh. Pa
and stella N. kustis. ~. Pittsburgh, Pa
Charles q. TruXel. p. Pittsburgh. Pa,
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warner Davis released on bond
Application 90 probate will Of John
Gustav.
Winnie W. Allison was Amounted sJ
miuistr1triN of r. l.. Maple,
Ardcr 90 appraise in estate Of Tho.
u. Nelson.
ln Husanna Nath estate order OF uri
Nnte sale issued and order 10 divide p.r
property Boz kind
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Lee sells. OF Elm Grove. an employe
AZ the Weimer shop. met with an acct
dent late yesterday afternoon when the
belt which was driving one OF the large
machines Flew off hitting him in the
back He was Knocked down and some
OF ms fellow came TO his as
istanc He was removed TO his home
where he was given prompt medical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Members OF the Golden Links held
their annual outing and dance az Rud-
lers Place near Glenwood yesterday and
last night. During the afternoon and
early evening games were PLAYED, and in
the evening dancing was enioyed. QUITE
4 large number were present to enjoy
the aithr. No athletic events were
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ing at the Loveland hose house cor
ner Fifth street and Warwood ave.
nue. at which time they will complete
all plans for the lawn fete which the
men are going to give to raise some
money for improvements to the dit-
ferent apparatus at the Loveland hose
house.
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0UT-THE-PIKB


Hi ri n cbnrrh .Firr A. ts..hf ~
Nrn- william Turner Nitl hold a plcnlc
Eaturday afternoon and evening. ~ the
lower sand HIN school house. Mem
hers ana friends OF the ciass Will gather
- O'Clock. and the remainder OF the
afternoon and evening will BE- spent IN
an ~enloyabla manner.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
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New National Bank BLDG.


Ths new chapeI ana monastery OF the
Camrelitc Sisters near EdrWoOd is fast
neartng completion and will probably be
finished during the coming month. The
new building A. OF brick CONSTRUCTION.
a. H. understood that a number OF
additional sisters will be transferred TO
Mt. Carmel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
Called To MeadsvIIIe

Mrs. Fred p. Little of Nineteenth
street, was called TO Meadsville. Pa,
on of the death Of one OF ner
relatives at that place. II will be
several days before she will return
TO her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Last Thursday evening occurred the
death Of Mrs. Magdalene Standt. aA-1
% years. at her home on Home avenue.
hle 70 a nervous breakdown. She is sur
NiNed by Z sons and 3 daughter. one
having preceded her. Funeral
SerNlcef were held az the Catholic
cnurch Monday at q q. m.. Rev. Sceber
officiating. Interment in Catholic Gem
eferV '