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The Washington times., 1915-04-04
GARDEN.

At the Garden Theater the principal
attraction today and tomorrow Will be
The OUTLAW S Revenge Mutual
Master Picture, depicting the lite OF
Gen. PanCho Villa and featuring i'll the
leading roles Mae Marsh. Robert IIar-
ron, Spottlswoodo Akin, and others.
Tuesday aud Wednesday there win
he another Mutual Master Piceure,
The Quest featuring Margarita
Fischer, Harry Pollard, Joseph Single
ton, and Robyn Adair. Protect Us,
direct from the Republic rheatcr, New
York" win he the headline attrac-
ton Thursday,
Friday and Saturday the principal
phctoplay will be nIm version OF
fennyson's poem, "Enoch Arden" pre-
ssuted by Lillian Gish, Alfred Psget,
and Wallace Reid. The added attTa"-
tons for the week include keyFtons
comedies, the Garden topical dsily, and
speCisl music by the Garden symphony
essskestra.
The Washington times., 1915-04-04
To Entertain Orphans
AT the Casino Theater

Under the patronage Of Mrs. Daniels,
wife OF the Secretary OF the Navy. Man
ager Harris w. Watkins. of the Casino
Theater. will entertain the orphans OF
the city at that house at special mat
inee given in their behalf next Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Marie Eline, the
''Thanhouser Kid" will hold a special
reception for the little people besides
her regular entertainment.
Manager Watkins has arranged pro,
gram for the children and will give tC
each of them an appropriate souvenir
The Washington times., 1915-04-04
Colgate Musicians to
Give Concert Tomorrow

Announcement has been made of the
annual concert by the Colgate Eniver-
sity Musical Clubs tomorrow night at
the Raleigh. The annual coming OF these
organizations has become a looked for
event by an increasing number Of
friends beyond the group of Colgate
alumni who first brought tho clubs here
10 sting for some local charity. Reports
Of the work Of both tho GlOe and Man
dolin clubs from the plaCcs visited this
spring indicate that tho fifty members
OF the clubs this year are giving con
eeTts up 10 the high standard OF their
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

predecessors that have won a foremost
place among the university musical or
ganizations.
The annual concert this year will be
given for the benefit OF the new home
for children recently founded in Brook
land by the gift of J. b. Lord to the
Baptist churches Of the city. The home
will be open 10 children Of all creeds
and faith.
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

The Russian Balalaika Orchestra. as
sisted by Besrodny, the distinguished
violinist will appear in two concerts at
the Columbia today at 3 and Sis p m.
The film play that has been made
from THE Heart Of Maryland" with
Mrs. Leslie Carter in the role of Mary
land Calvert. will begin a weeks en-
sagement at the Belasco with a matinee
this afternoon at o'clock.
Orville Harold, Beatrice Herford.
and all the other attractions of last
weeks bill will be submitted at the
vaudeville concerts at the B. r. Keith
Theater today at and s :16 D. m.
Today's concert at the Casino will run
from to 10 80 p. m, continuously. and
will present all the attractions Of last
weeks bill.
Today marks the local entry Of Fritzi
Scheff in the realm Of films az Moore's
Supplementary features include the
Strand topical daily and special music
by the Strand Symphony Orchestra.
'Enoch Arden" from the Tcnnyson
poem will be presented in picture form
/ with Lillian Gish and Wallace Reid in
the leading roles at Moores Garden
/ Theater today. The auxiliary attrac-
tions INCLUDE Keystone comedy. the
Garden Topical Daily, and concert ry
the Garden Symphony Orchestra.
Crandalls Theater today is showing
Charles Chaplin in THE Jitney Elopo-
ment," and The Americana a Bio
graph production. in addition to the
regular program.
The march and procession of Bacchus
from "Sylvania Ballet" by Delibes; Ell
gers "Salut dAmour. Tschaik owsky's $
reverie, Visions" selections from Yer
dis "Ernani," and other selections will
be featured in the concert program un-
der Arthur Maxwell. at the Cosmos
| Theater today from 3 to 1880 p. m.
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TODAY'S PROGRAMS.

The Russian Balalaika Orchestra. as
sisted by Besrodny. the distinguished
violinist. will appear in two concerts at
the Columbia today at and Sis D. m.
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

CrandalPs Theater today is showing
Charles Chaplin in The Jitney Eope-
ment" and The Americana a Bio
graph production. in addition TO the
regular program.
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

Orville Harold, Beatrice Herford
and all the other attractions of last
vaudeville concerts at the q. r. Keith
Theater today at 3 and :15 D. m.
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

Today's concert at the Casino will run
from to 10 80 p. m., continuously, and
will present all the attractions Of last
weeks bin.
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is WORTH ITS
WEIGHT In GOLD
HemARkA5LE TESTIMONIAL Civ.
EN- BY OHIO WOMAN-HEAITH
THOUGHT BACK TO HER.
Suffered for Nears-one Bottle
Brings Relief.

II Is seldom that a medicine Is SAID
TO De worth its weight in gold. but
a Is what Mrs. r. Roberts OF Rush
KUN. Ohio, said. We have not room
10 print all that she said but we viii
ten you a part OF IL so you can Judge
Tor yourself what Tanlac Accomplished
IN her case. She lives fourteen miles
IroW, the Tanlac representative here.
IRON, the Tanlac representative here.
Tor more Information about IL. In her
letter 10 him she stated that she had
the following ailments. Il have liver
trouble. indigestion. gas on my stom-
ach. constipation. sleepy. drowey feel
ing, so nervous that / roll and loss
at night. Get up feeling tired and can
hardly drag myself around. | have
headaches. pains in my left side ana
my kidneys bother me. My complex
ION used TO be clear but now il Is
yellow. | thought I would have to be
operated on for gall stones. Ny heart
tIutters and l have a cold in my head
ana throat / am taking some medl-
cine but II brings no relief. Can YOU
imagine how this poor woman SUI
tered2 Such a number Of ailments AT
one time Is a most unusual thing. IN
her testimony she says:
Since taking one bottle | feel bet
ter than | have felt for a year. Ny
appetite Is improved wonderfully and
l relish what / eat. My head seems
10 De cleared up and my liver acts
normal. The tablets enclosed with
lanlac are b incest laxative tablets
! nave ever taken / believe il is the
best medicine / have evr hard OF. It's
worth Its weight in gold. No one
should be without II that suffers from
any OF the above ailments. Nv nerves
are so u better and / sleep line. 1
slept one whole night through last
week. Something ! haven't been able
10 do for tire years. Ny complexion
mas cleared up and / cannot say enough
TOT the new medicine. / have tried
numerous preparations without reiier.
FOR b benefit Of anyone doubling
my statement l will be glad to answer
any inquiry"
Has there ever been a parallel TO
this case2 This proves that TapIac
Is worth a trial by everyone. IL
brought health and happiness TO Mrs
ROBERTS az the cost OF only one dollar
lou can do the same. Go TODAY 10
the {. II. Griest d Co. Il25 Market
street, and try a bottle of Tanlac Mr.
kentrow will gladly tell you more
about Tanlac. 81 per bottle or d
bottles for s..
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Court News.

Albert Marks has filed an action
against John ~. Burns and Sallie II.
Burns, 10 iorcclOse ON property ON
Euclid avenue, la Belle View. TO apply
ON the payment OF "A promissory mote Tor
$500 with interest. made TO T.. II.
Marks. deceased. by Defendants.
sarah T. Cooper has brought suit for
diverse from Charles c.. Cooper. asking
i'mp"tary alimony ana that defendant
h' restrained from interfering with her
children occupying their home al To
ryntO. She alleges they were married
May 10. 1911, At WcllsburE, that dcfeu-
utut lS guilty of extreme cruelty to-
wards her and her children By "a former
ana has iuled 10 contribute towards her
support.
John buchanan. pleaded guilty 20 an
indictment OF assault and battery and
was released On 5000 bond.
In the case Of the Scott Lumber Com
pdnN Us. Flora smith q al. the court
ordered foreclosure 10 pay Indebtedness
OF SJ4N.Gs.
The case Of Pearl B. Wells VS.. Edward
q. Wells, dismissed and costs paid.
In divorce action OF Sarah Cooper vs..
Charles Cooper. temporary injunction
granted.
Iu The case Of the Union Lumber Com
Iauy US. Edward Van Horn. Judgment
rendered for plaintiff.
Annie Marine has filed her petition for
divorce from Joe Marine. alleging ,x-
IRENE cruelty and failure 90 provide.
ON "a warrant from Squire Scotts
court Constable Campbell to-day arrest
ed Alex Eerta on q charEe Of cutting
with intent To- Kill. lIg wa sent To frtl
Ina d.ialut OF bOnd
Salle Eruskho. OF C~ouuOrvilIe. charged
with SANDER Of Kate Notary. was bound
day.
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with a dance ia Armory hall this eve.
nIng.
d. NJ Huutsman. of GAINESVILLE.
was a visitor IN the city yesterday
The Mary h. Rudefer division Of IN.
Nomau's Christian Temperance union
met Fast n.sht az the home OF Mrs.
'harles Rosser on Guernsey street.
MTs Clarence Barrett entertained
the members OF the Crochet Club al
Fer home on Forty street last
evening
William T. Low. i- seriously I'M al
his home ON Twenty fifth street
The standard hearers OF IA. First
VI D. .llE Do will hold "a bake sale al
The iIiF BOOK tore ou Thirty-sccond
street neat Wednesday afternoon.
Nr and MI- u 4 Matson have re.
turned f. f.H.T IOW. Iu Chicago after
o. Welt with &c., and Mrs Harry Weeks
of ~,afh U.llaIr.
ST. and Mis- Frank Powell. Of this
'iiF Hat, returned from a visit with
friends tt Sew N~artinsyille
d. and Mrs g. : Wright and son
viii leave u'Nf week Tor New York
where they viii attend the Army Navy
game
Dr j 10 s. Heath OF Gravel uu.
i- az PITTSBURGH. attending e meeting
OF itn physicians and surgeons of the
taru'c." Steel Company
Miss Mary NoItou. OF Rose HiII. has
returned from e. Visit with friends al
Columbus
Miss cnD'lIa Mcnamara. of Thirty.
first street i- expected home today
rom "a Visit With friends boz Pittsburgh.
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The German o. American Alliance
held an important meeting iu IIora's
hall last evening.
The Knights OF Pvthias held an inn
portant meeting IN their balI ON Nh,
street last evening.
\ large crowd from this, CITY attend
ct the dance OF the Alpha ii frst,r-
nifty held IN Wheeling last evcnin
Iwo plain DRINKS were given a
hearing n police court Yesterday and
given the usual huc
The weekly meeting of the Er,.i,.
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Mrs. Ere Sommers and Mrs ". ~.
Sofnm"rS were Boz guests OF Mrs. Anna
fitzgerald iu Elm Grove Thursday.
Mrs w Vt. Robinson. OF Pittsburgh.
is lu the city for "a few days calling DO
her sister Mrs. Harry Johns. ou Han
over street.
Both the Athletic football. and the
B school team held prHctlc, last even
iur.
William Marquardt. the well known
'NpresemIu. ls abb, Co sir up % utfI, each
DAY after recovering from "a serious ul-
ness.
a Islander case of Florence. was given
attention 800 Squire Il. u. puE court last
The Lady Moose Circle will hold Am
important meeting lu their haIl this
evening and % fun attendance OF the
members IS desired.
y. C.. HeeIop. who was injured BOO n
runway accident several weeks sE1 is
able To- b. at the stor. again.
word was received in this city yes
terdoy 90 tho effect that Mis- Irene
Lewis. a former resident OF this city.
had been married az CsuuuublrE the
first of the week.
The Improved order ~ Red Men Will
hold uu important meeting in their hall
600 Hanover street this evening.
Ir. Is D. H"rEsE. OF Pittsburgh. was
IN the city yesterday calling on friends
and relatives.
Fred Moorl4 rrtu-uci yesterday after
% several d7Ns hunting trip in Cambridge
and other points.
Miss Iona kuckuck was able 20 be AZ
hor store yesterday after a several days
illness.
william ~LiIpharlt and two daughters
Miss iIie and Josie. will return boo "a
fuw days from Tennessee 60 make their
future home in this city.
s. large crowd attended tle welsh ten
riy0u 40 the home of Mrs William Sam
ur'a. uu Center street. last evening
Prof r. j. Davis returned 20 -t.uHcu-
VILE Yesterday after spending 8 few
DAYS CHIlIrE .u friends iu fHie city.
|#"H.. #H .H#LEL"H Goo HL.- .#- -Mn
ho 'eft 40 the E1Ist.n a. Parker drug
stove nr the shane news stand
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A YERS TO
FIGHT THE CASE
WILL ASK REHEARNG OF SUIT
AGAINST CITY OF SrEUBEN-
VILE ON QUESTION
OF FACTS
Court WIN Hear Arguments Hszt Mon
day-General News Notes Of
S~teubsnvtne.

STEDEENV1LLE. O.. Nov. 1S-Ai
ih'uEh the decision handed down We'd
n'Scay BY Judge Carl A.. smith. in the
case or william NJ. Reall. representing
the taxpayers OF the city Is me civ 80
~t'ubenNille. settled the legal phase OF
lhc ease IN favor OF the city and Jaues
Gavin. tbs attorneys for the planting
nave asked Tor an OF facts IN
lhc case which viii be heard by Judge
smith next Monday.
The plaintiff alleges that certain mem
peIs on the city council. entered into an
unlawful conspiracy with other citv SfTi-
Clals. 20 traudulcntly award a contract
Tor sewer work TO former Service Dircc-
l'F James +. Gavin. and that the pay
iitht 81 the amount still due Gavin IN
der the alleged fraudulent contract. can
not b. legally paid.
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%ImprovIna Thester

The John EiohIeay. 1r. Company az
PITTSBURGH. has O. large force OF men
al work improving tho o k.Graud The
airf ON Belmont street The two con.
'f'i" pillars viii b. removed and Ie
placed bF iron posts a force VIII b.
employed day and uilhf. and Dr. Is eN.
'''nd 'o complete boo work by next
Wednesday other Improvements uIII
h' made The office bon tho fret floor
"ll Doc converted into "a r.s' room
Tor Tho ladies and H ou 're erp
ord floor viii ha used for au Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

s. new spirit has psrgsIoI ffp HsI
.a.rs N.sh school football camp .ur
'u' Ia-f few dHra and everything
points tu De- better things In .H. fg
fIrr The team viii eu fo It-f IIs.
nrrnuI Saturday tU clash with mo
Dish school faa" then. Tho team
aH. been holding daily practice arI
.r good condition for fHa battle
several now play. have been per
f..t'f 'aa' RI.. .grfr.. .H. Int.srE
..fg IaH.
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l'fnurh ne myriad ~ nerves o. f.erar
itt flr i@.'rrrri urrrra Anil r j,
p'f.i ~ r-p0.u must reject ua..f r.f ..r.
To m.ri ~ tle mother. but upon ,
bale f1 come
Young r.flrr4 viu IIrr u.a1 atf.r.
HfnI lHrr written fI a1F H"r Doll
tHgT we're ri thr H..ar.r ~ H.rr..r
DreHe n-erfru.ur.a. r"I other F.frr... III
FI.gh hfy bod heard Hrf feared gsf i,
HNHIe N MnfhrrF FrrrTr Hf H.u H.uv
store s.mr'y arn'r 10 over tfe stomach ur.
res ari rot arsurrf ~ perfect rHf.f. anal
comfort day arf rFhf Write o. rrrFr.ff
HerIia'rr Goa tamar hide Atlanta ga. 10
thcr haullome end IusfrIltIro buHk
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Another BIO Ga. VEN

The Natural Gas Company of West
NusinIa drilled Boo another big gas
wei on the Ll"w.llyn farm. near KEY.
% few miles south of th, city. DO i-
said the well D. GOOD for two million
feet ~ gas per day This I- rh. third
vel go D." drilled i boz that section OF
the county within the past f,v days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

|.rr.H. service. 1910 hn held -afar.
.. mn.u.n. from H.. 'afr home .r
..rFFnud ..'r 'Hr swsIra OF tho Gate
....H. 'nrrHIarHE Nh0 died
I.I..daE mufr.rl after "a aHorf I.
rr Tho 'r...0. uII| hr Ir charge
M NH. u...'.. pastor OF tho EIrFwond
Do church. and .rfDrurrf will Do .1
.... cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Service Director Ross Nicholson an
h"Hnced the following appointments 10
various city positions this morning.
William 3 Riley. superintendent and
chemist OF filtration plant.
Fred ". boepke. Orville ID. HALEY and
tors.
Mont Gurfman. superintendent Of gar
baEc plant.
David Taylor. chief engineer at water
works.
Charles L. Rambo. engineer az water
works.
The appointments were all under the
clNil service and were determined by the
highest grades In the recent mamma
tluu.
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Serviann Ront rnrH

tthuts or the Balkan conflict was
heard here last night when Turks and
HerNians flashed. The Turks met defeat
pa the M and left the field with
Two wounded HysOn Dryosh and an
"lher Turk whose name was not learned.
~e taken 70 the Ohio valley hospital.
HiN'r %e BATTLE. Dryosh had a bullet
wound in&iS right leg. above the knee.
while his cp~ryman. had an ugly knife
wound ON his ic~chcad. Neither Is scri-
"uSly hurt The SSNians escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Mooaeheart Dance

The Moosehoart Convention CIub have
completed arrangements for "A dance
which VIII be given iu the MuuS. hall
ON Second and Hanover street on
Thanksgiving evening. Tho pr.ra.d.
VIII be used To take the members To- IA,
next convention OF the order. which will
be held at Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
MARTINS FERRY


The rsmH.H. off tle lar. NJ s.. TarfHnl-
ou.W nf tn.e city. who l..l Iu canton
Tuesday evening. arrived ln this city
yesterday afternoon and were taken %
f.. Nr..Hr m.rE.g after which they were
later removed fH tho home tf tIg corner
.| I.tIl and hanover streets. Funeral
Hf o'clock with iutermout Ia RiNertl.N
cemetery.
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At a meeting OF tho boxing fans OF
ms city held wednesday evening tho
Martins cry Boxing club was organized
and they will give boxing exhibitions
during the winter. The ArmUrs hall has
been leased for the eyents and some ui
the most famous boxers OF tho country
VIII be seen In action I'm this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
supper Last Enenlnn.

ID ladies of ST. Pauls German
Lutheran church held a supper and so
'ldl IN u" sunday school room laAf
and despite the inclement
weather a large crowd vas in attend
arc The affair was in charge OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
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comes iho question q
comfort. ~ frrfi
aide anil INF
Among Tho best 70
these la 70 we'll L-rrr
rrHrfe.
.ilrra Friend
.if r-r'fy apr" tB
z 81 surface
T he ore irHf .frL
toned. made r'.rIfr ID
they stretch au rsfrre
requires uIfff
strain nrt on
r.r'r and
7 Influence fff. Lei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Held Services.

The knights Of Columbus met iu their
han last evening at Z o'clock and went
ln a body 10 st MHry's Catholic church.
where they held services over d., re-
mains Of the late ather Tuohsy. The
services were I'm charge OF the officers
OF the lodge and were very Impressive.
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GAINESVILLE

HABNESNILLE. a.. Nov v
i.'i'I' ts.} uult- entertained WIN sr
. och dinner az her hum, .. Vet
Main street. THURSDAY tNsr.r. Tb.
guest lst included member ri
NapI1 Tan club us follows r.sNs
Grace o. Helen Fowler. LuL. rI.r
bard. Alylt Taylor. Mary Gr4vcs ar4
Leila orrterHell.
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Change in Schedule

There Will be- a change in lac sched-
uIr OF the c. d T.. trains. starting sun
gay. ana only TWO trains will be affect
co me train leaving here az p O'Clock
viii leav. fifteen minutes earlier and
the one down at $3.50 viii arrive M
teen minutes earlier.
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The shortage Of acid az the Iaughlin
tlh pant ~ said 90 have been overcome
oy the using OF a new preparation. the
by-product Of the powder mills. IL is
sald that its use IN the equal OF acid and
mere VIII b. no further idlensss on ac-
house.
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W. G. T. u.

The W. g. T 4. will meet boz Hanlon =
nail Friday evening November iath. a
o'clock To, following program has
been arranged.
song bt fu, IuIUr.
"il'l tl~. Mrs Allen Thomas
Plano Solo,. Miss tH..r. T-..-.-
ls''ilhtuu ...-.. Mrs. Roland Thomas
Reading AIR IIuH,r.. pstter.,D
UDal solo .... FI.r.us. FouI.-
Reading. ...... Afr- NM. T.,I,-
song los the Union.
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kirkwood NJ. I. church were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Neon
uaughcy.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Mary
Jane Ryan will be laid TO rest IN
Weeks cemetery this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.. Bcswick will
return home to-day after a two weeks
visit az Atlantic City and other points.
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his city yesterday and conferred with
the miners officials at the local head
quarters on a number Of matters ne
ports reaching this city from the scale
committee az Cleveland state that
nothing Of an important nature was
done.
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Funeral To-day.

t%eruoun from the home of her Grand
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Wright. 600
sixth and Hickory streets. over Ia. gee
mains Of the late Mrs. Mary Jane Ryan
who died IN Eellaire tuesday tn, Pee
mains will be iu charge OF Rev. Collier.
Of the kirkwoo NJ. D. church and inter
ment VIII b In M,eks o-m.L.rv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Mrs. Catherine PlazzD. OF Piuoy Fork.
was arrested yesterday charged with
Keeping "a s~peakeusy. She will be given
"a hearing before Squire Mccain az New
Alexandria tonight. Two other arrests
were made Tor liquor law violations. one
az Adena and another at D~ulunVale.
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BELMONT, O..

BELMONT. %. Noy IS=Nrr aud Mrs.
George Kemp was shopping 90 belmont.
saturday.
Nr. George Ninch 0f belmont. was
IN this vicinity last week buying poul-
try for THANKSGIVING
Mr.. w T. Wilson. OF AIIedo~ia. was
calling on friends Iu this vicinity Sat
urday.
Mr. j. ID Mtlhoan is busy haul ng coal
20 the school house OF the con munity
from the Jarrett mine. 40 sky Rocket.
Mrs Marie Kemp visited az tie home
OF $. T.. Hatcher one lay last week.
Attend lecture on Smoke Nuisance"
40 A. O. T.. vs.. Hall. Friday. November
18th. No charge.
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% fthe normal school commission lu
ignoring Bellaire invitation 10 visit
the city and inspect the sites offered
Tor The SCHOOL
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$ TO o'clock, and no doubt a large
crowd will be present.
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Teachc--What ala General sher.
man say about war;
Pupil-Pa says times is-From
Judge.
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The Real Suffrage
Thought of Women

MoihcrhoodistIc thought
Homln-. mind. And with n 81 90.
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The Nar.1u,,S will meet BOZ F %. D.
hall Du Friday evening zoo z o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Isr-y TsfI0v ono NJ mo leaders %
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
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"Floaters OF an descriptions are
again making Hellairc their headguar-
ters and are causing tho police much
trouble. Three appeared before Mayor
Wassman. and when a|rraiguad gave.
their names as Frank O'Narc. Francis
Dalzen and Ed Cox. They were
charged with petty larceny DalzaII
was fined 81 and costs and committed
10 the county Jail until paid Cox was
fined $40 and costs and sent 20 jail for
20 days. O.Narn was picked up for
lettering after being told 20 leave the
town. He was given $40 and costs
Mayor Wsssmau advocate a. stone
pile during tho winter a4 "a remedy
10 keep The 'oaynE element away from
Beliaire.