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ly understood. Such men as De Pal ma and Resta, Gil Anderson and Coop CT. are not thinking of the advance ment of applied science while they burn up lap after lap in a roar of wind and dust and hot machinery
 But improvements and developments in the motorcar have been one result of their recklessness.
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Peters Version.

On the last day of school prizes were distributed at Peters school When the little boy returned home the mother was entertaining callers
 Well, Peter" asked one of the callers. did you get prize?"
 No" replied Peter. but l got horrible mention" Philadelphia Ledger.
The Monticellonian., 1915-09-16

Paraguay has valuable forest re- sources. the most important of which is quebracho, particularly rich in tan min.
The Monticellonian., 1915-09-16
Cyclonic Humanity.

Whether one approves of the auto- the personal hazard incident to such
The Monticellonian., 1915-09-16

Good resolutions are inexpensive. but they are hard to keep.
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 Speeding up the road the former masquerader and motorcyclist stopped at last
 Eagerly he leaped out of Del Mars car and dragged the trunk over the side regardless of the enamel.
 It was the work of only moment for him to break the lock with a pocket jimmy.
 One after another he pulled out and shook the clothes until frocks and gowns and lingerie lay strewn all about.
 But there was not thing in the trunk that even remotely resembled the torpedo model
 The stranger scowled.
 Where was it?
 CTo BE CONTINUED
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of steel and managed to get his fin gers about the chauffeurs throat as an added insurance against cry fol help.
 He choked him literally into insensi. bility. Then. with a strength that he did not seem to possess he picked up the limp. blue-faced body and carried it off the road and around the car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

association does not ash every bachelo
lo pruvhe himself with r. wife in los
exactly tniH way. To- humble reQuan
o. That DNrrN bachelor should 40 20 mi
llun. Fourteenth and Market streets AM
buy Daddy inuE-leEa noll~ Tor
CHRIST mas present Tor hts best NffI
Elrl friend. and thereby holm som
frirnulree little rirl to set real houl
Tor = Christmas prcsent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
BACHELORS BABIES
A View scheme for rasina aaoh.ior,
Has Lately Bsen seriously
Proposed.

/ Practically n0 bachelor ia In favor or
n taN on hurnelnre such o. far how.
crer. bias been a.ffoualv proposed DO
inrrr uorc Hng Justification Tor It. b.
would he found boz fhe fHrf that n BACH
rlnr rradrH bF rIa harnoiorhood the
r' possibility end expense ~ bringing
uu H fHmNF Most bachelors. hnuevsr.
excuse fhruHrIfra uu fhr grounds fHnf
fNfN assume fnIuufHr" Tax burdens that
servo fn relieve their conscience. b.
hrIrInr out their more hurdened henr-
NIrf brothers
There ia a cts In the south where
Nn. nrlnra pay voluntary Tar wHfrn
supports n babies hoauIfnl Tho New
YORK. state thnrItife Ala aee0rIatiou hos
found even better way Gov bachelors
fn do their share Tor fhr next rrrrra.
ton The association fafrF homeless
fuI frirudlref children from orphan
asf luma Hnd places them In good fam
ilf homes whore fhrf have Ell the hap
uinrra ans good tr.uEInr up or own
children They want every bachelor fn
lhIa town tn help fnrm provide Tor
fafhrrieef children iu fnIa way. and Tor
thiH purpose fheF are selling the dad.
dr Ions lora Dole which are being
carried hN The Huh. Fourteenth and N ~
krt streets The idea Cor this doll
comes from Team Wehafor'a pouuIaf
book and play Daddy Long iers' which
tollr The story ~ en- orphan asylum rfrI
who. after fs wears Of f0rfnrn existence
lu an nld-farhlnurd institution De- res.
ruCd and cent tu college b. one of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
CHRISTMAS NEEDS
ARE INCREASING
AID AND SOCIAL SERVICE Asso-
CITATION rs DOING GREAT
WORK.
Many Families Are Yet to be Taken
Care of-Medieal and Dental
Clinics Need Assistance.

The Aid and Social Service asso-
citation Is bending every effort to take
care OF those in need during the
Christmas season. IL Is extending aid
TO many families that are in need
within the city as well as making the
hearts OF many children glad. that
would otherwise pass the season with
out so much as single remembrance
OF the time when all young hearts
are gladdened by the visit of Santa
Claus.
However. the charities are not con-
lining themselves TO Christmas sea
son alone. They. in addition TO their
other work. are conducting a medical
ana dental clinic. These are proving
OF great assistance TO the organiza-
tion and viii. in the long run. I'M
doubtedly prove of great benefit to. the
public. The funds for the operation
OF these branches. however, are COM
paratively slow coming in. and accord
ing TO A. +. Sinks. secretary OF the
society. they should have $500 for
assistance in the medical clinic and
WOO additional for the dental clinic.
This would make total OF $500 in all
mat is needed TO carry on the work
IN the manner mapped out by the iffi-
Gals.
The Aid and Social Service associa-
tion mas planned no Christmas enter
tainment for this season and relying
entirely on donations for the neces-
sary money TO carry on the work.
While number OF people nave con
tributed generously to the cause. there
IS still a deficit in the sum needed TO
purchase supplies. II is the intention
OF the association to. IL possible. pur-
chase supplies in Wholesale lots. ami
II this plan can be carried out sue
cessfully 1t will be n fine thing for
both those that are to receive aid
from the association as well as ala
the association in the care OF those
in need.
The charity workers have spent the
greater part of the past two weeks
visiting families and ascertaining their
needs. These. as far as conditions
Will permit. will be taken care OF dur
ing the present week.
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DENTAL CLINIC
WIN Nc Open Today and Indications
Are That Many Casea viii ne
Given Attention.

The Dental clinic that d. being main
Association end the Nheeffnr Berf,r
society. VIII he open for the children rr
lMN Guy today. Last Tuesday tho
tlluir was officially opened and n mum
Der az cases were looked after Again.
"n lfida}. DO vas lu charge OF meruhefs
OF tNN Dental HHflflf and they were
hfNL busy Attending some uf the more
needy persons Today will boz tho third
uren dnf and indications are that al
many hs cen hs taken care of VIII APP
ult Tor HId.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
CRIMINAL COURT
Is ADJOURNED
NOVEMBER TERM CLOSED YES.
TEROAL AFTERNOON BY
JUDGE ROBINSON
Grand Jurors Have Been SUMMONED
For January Ternn-Passed Cases
VIII Then BE Taken Up.

What f. known as the November
term OF Criminal Court came 10 an
end yesterday afternoon upon adjourn
ment order Of Judge Alan Robinson
jurics have been dismissed with or
dcrs io clerks 90 prepare Christmas
payf al soon al possible. 20 that
money received from the state map be
used in promoting Christmas joys
Taken as n whole. the term has been
quite successful The serious illness
~ prominent criminal attorney tend.
cd to hold up certain matters that
would have been disposed Of this term
especially several hlackhand cases
Court will roconvene January 3. the
Grand jurors having been summoned
to report 90 that Time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
CHARITY BAZAAR
WAS A SUCCESS
SATURDAYS AFFAIR AT MOUNT
DE cHANTAL GETS LIBERAL
PATRONAGE.
Proceeds Will Reach Into the Hun.
dreds and Will be Used for Sweet
Charlty's Sake.

The charity bazaar. held at Mount
de Chantal Saturday. December Is.
was In every way a splendid success.
n good crowd of generous purchasers
was In attendance and the various
booths conducted a thriving business
a long as their wares held out The
demand for the different kinds OF ar
ucles In stock far exceeded the supply.
so Tree hearted were the customers in
spending for the worthy cause-relier
OF the suffering poor.
The booths were erected in the plav
room, which is admirably suited for
such a purpose. Elaborate decorations
transformed the large apartment into
scene of bewildering beauty. the
display of fancy work being particular
ly attractive. At this booth many
beautiful and useful articles were dis
posed or by sale and by chance. which
together netted a neat sum. The CANDY
booth, tastefully hung with white ana
red. was well patronized and admired
by all. An ice cream stand. a tempt.
ing lunch table and a fish pond com.
pleted the attractions. and each of
these were kept busy supplying the
wants OF eager customers.
Among the number Of articles dis
posed OF by chance We're: A handsome
sofa pillow. drawn BY Miss Fahey. OF
wheeling: an elegantly dressed doll.
won by Miss Anna Hanley vocal
teacher AZ the Mount: a hand painted
sofa pillow. won by Miss Hazel Mar.
tin. Of Washington. Pa: a photograph.
drawn by Mrs. J. r. Becker OF Wheel
ing.
The net proceeds Of the bszar will
reach into the hundreds and It is graf
Tying TO the young ladies by whom
u was 80 ably conducted 10 feel thar
their benevolent efforts In behalf OF
the poor have met with such succegs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
NeedeUOrk!

Instantly ready to give for the very
last identifying stitches have been
impaired to them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

trustees. her Daddy Ions legs whom
ln the end she marrica nud lives happily
itn over after. nH iH shown lu thr er.
Iuel ~ THE story. Dear Enemy which
has recently been ruunluE lu The Gem
tury Magazine The original Daddy
Tong legs on tho story was ga old
bachelor. who recognized bic duty 90
the next generation by cduratinr thia
orphan ElrL The State Charities Aid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
W. VA. N. G. Is
NOW ENCA MPED

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. g.
The annual encampment of the West
Virginia National Guard began here
today. The twenty companies from
other points in the state came in on
special trains as scheduled arriving IN
all cases on time. and marched to the
two camps OF the first and second IN
fantry. Tonight the troops. including
the two Parkersburg companies. who
pitched camp yesterday. are all here
numbering about 700 men.
The instruction Of the troops was
begun today with shooting the rang,
Tor the time battalion OF the second
regiment One battalion will shoot
the high men qualifying Cor the Davis
trophy.
There viii be close and extended
drills for the various companies 10.
morrow and also drills for the com.
pany and uon-cOmmissioncd officers.
Major William Wallace. the United
States army Instructor assirned Lieut.
Richard Wetherell 20 the first infan-
try. and Lieut.. John r. Harris 20 the
second infantry for purposes Of in.
struction. Both are from the o.. g.
army. The parades will start tomor.
row and will be- held a. the shattuck
park fair grounds General Bond is
quite well satisfied with the outlook
after the FIRST day. occupied mostly
in setting up camps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
SINCLAIR FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY

Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer.
STEuBENNlLLE, o.. Aug 9.-Fu
neral services over the remains of
the late Dohrman J. Sinclair were
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock
al Westminster church Hundreds Of
mourning friends attended the serv
ices, which were simple. yet impress
sive.
Rev. Dr. J. NJ Robinson presided az
the services. lie was assisted by
Rev. l. r. Miller. Of Salem. and the
hev. G.. A. Traut pastor OF the Com
munity CONGREGATIONAL church. Pre-
ceding the ceremony the funeral cor
tcge moved from the home 20 The
church. escorted by many Of Mr.. Sin.
clair's closest fricnds
All day SUNDAY hosts OF friends
and relatives visited the stricken
home Flowers IN profusion were sent
BY people in an stages Of life
proud 20 have been able 10 call Nr
Sinclair friend Many Of the aorai'
tributes were elaborate In design and
beauty
The pailbeahors we're \. G. Lewis
J. o. Naylor r NJ Mahan. Fr5i
OwcEncy. James Potter. George NJ
rrs. Nylio poaU Of WcusburR. and
J. ~ Young. of Pittsburgh. The TO
raj emhloms were borne by Earl
Vance. Robert Lewis. George Wall
Or. Joseph Gilmore. spence Wal
lace. Charles Tupirft and John Mat
thowF Rev D. 81. Robinson and Dr
Reid ofciatcd ar the grave service ir
the cemetery which the deceased by
bis efforts had helped to boauufy.
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The ocular weekly meeting Of the
Knights 81 Pythiss viii BE- held in their
hall on Hanover street this evening
Prof Charles Mohrien. Of Pittsbureh.
~ b. The city calling on friends and
ROY Barth. OF second street. has gone
20 Holloway whsro he will visit friends
and relatives Tor n few days
Mrs. Eleanor Hobeneack and son.
George. Will return home tomorrow after
two weeks vacation spent ln the
. NJ Turner viii return home today
Lr.m trlp 20 ne East where he spent
number 81 local girls gave a picnic
west of the city Yesterday afternoon.
The LOYAL order ~ Moose viii meet
in their hall in the scneeie building this
Attorney Victor Kehrer returned home
yesterday after q visit with relatives
NJ. y 4. ris,,nsr rs,ura.a home
ln chicago and other points
N0Ha Robinson returned yesterday ~.
fcruuon from S. Clairrvilic. where ho
eprnf the DAY on business
Albert Pound icft yesterday after
noon Tor Chicago after ercndInr several
week .n This vicinity
fred Elck. former resident ~ this
'city. but now ~ Cincinnsti. b. IN he
city calling on Ola friends.
O. lewis a brother ~ teweiiyen
councilman On columbus.
The singing Of choir ~ 1000 voices
uiil be- o. Feature ~ fhe welsh picnic al
. Wheeling park saturday. August 90
The Foreafera ~ America will hold
on important meeting in their hall On
Hanover street fhfa evening
Roy IHrfn. Uf fhIr city. left Veafer.
dnE afternoon Tor ftarfDr f0 spend aav-
fral days with friends and re1afIvoa
$50 doubt n large mum har 81 fhn fair
arU VIII attend Tire rail games today
uu IuE The fact that If Oh ladies day
ftDurrreufafIve r. n H0FFr 81 Uarfnn.
wae ri IualneHs visitor Dol the city yes.
frrdas afternoon
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OFFICER HELo FoR MURDER.

NEW YORK. AUG. captain Dan.
iol Cady. OF the Bayonne. y. j.. police
force. was held responsible Tor the
death Of John Steornacheska. AGED
To. during the recent strike there. by
coroner'a Jury sitting In Jersey
CITY
Sfeernacheska was killed on July
ll during an attack by striking cm.
ployes 81 the Standard OH Company
OF New Jersey on q FIRE engine horso
in which several company guards had
taken refuge. Five former strikers
testified that Cady fred The shofs
th't killed the young man ON rhe
other hand. fifteen poliCemDrt and
i've hrgmeu declared that The captain
Herd in the air
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The machinery OF the pressing and
stamping department OF the Novelty
Stamping works In being moved from
this city TO Massillon. Since the mer-
ger OF the enameling business in this
city this movement has been antici-
pated. The local plants will be used
for. enameling purposes only.
Beliaire Briefs.
IL Is expected the returns from the
primary election will be received early
this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Nen left this
morning on visit at Petowsky. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l.. Morris and
Miss Marie Watt have returned from
an extended western trip. They at.
tended the Shriners' convention at
Seattle. and exposition at San Fran
cisco nd San Digo.
Miss Faith Hibbs. OF Washington,
ID. C.. is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bahra, on Harri-
son street.
The ladies OF St Johns church will
hold a lawn fete this evening on the
school house grounds on Thirty
seventh and Guernsey streets
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Harmon. of
Gravel Hill. have returned from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Herman Wharton. OF this city. left
yesterday for a visit with relatives at
Woodsfield.
Miss Catherine Calder. OF Claws.
vile. Pa, IL visiting friends in the
city.
City council will hold a regular
meeting this evening.
Miss Virginia Marsh, OF Parkers-
burg. Ia a guest OF Miss Marie Snede-
ker. on Gravel Hill.
Miss Gertrude Momyer. OF Lynch
burg. Va. has returned home after a
visit az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Homyer on Gravel Hill.
Miss Kate Schiller. OF Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
friends at West Alexander. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs I'D Miller. OF wilkins
burg. Pa. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Beall. on Harrison street.
II. B. Miller II critically ~ at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. Jennie
Metcalf. on Guernsey street.
Miss Bertha Myers. OF Pittsburgh. is
visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kilgore. Of
Crescent street. have returned from
a visit with relatives AZ Cambridge.
Miss Helen Hutchinson. Of Gravel
Hill. has returned from a visit with
erlatives az Elm Grove
DIT. Charles Reed has returned 10
Pittsburgh after n visit with his
mother on Gravel Hin
Miss Margaret Sellers will enter
tain friends Friday afternoon AZ her
home on Belmont street IN honor Of
her birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
AL PROPOSED APPARATUS CUT
FROM 6UOGET LAST NIGHT.
Made Total Cut Of $4,000 In All Night
Star Chamber session One
Health inspeetor "Beheaoed."

At 3 o'clock this CTuesday) morn
ing. the city finance committee that
has been in star chamber session
since ; o'clock last night were sweat
ing away trying 20 shave the expendi-
lures TO within the range OF the esti-
mated revenues
II was learned that during the night
total OF $4,000 had been cut from
the estimates OF the various depart
ments. There remained a difference
OF $4,000 between the estimated
revenues. and the estimated expendk
lures
The most decided cut was made in
the FIRE department where a total OF
$40 has been taken on. This
means. 80 far as the committee's
power extends. that there will be no
new equipment bought for the de-
partment excepting. probably the
purchase OF new automobile for the
FIRE chief. II might be said that this
item was tottering on the verge OF
collapse.
In the health department one Of the
health inspectors was cut on the list.
reducing this force considerably
Chief OF Police LeylAnd's estimate Tor
an auto patrol was sliced entirely on
making a saving there OF t2.O5O.
Cut Water Department.
The requested appropriation for
1000 &c install a new intake line at
the city water works was taken on
the list by the committee. II was
learned that the committee may make
several changes yet, even more drastic
than those already made. The other
changes were distributed generally.
Whether or not these changes will
effect salaries cannot be conjectured.
as any probable action on the part
of the committee Is guarded with the
utmost secrecy. There has been con-
siderable talk among the members OF
cutting salaries. and also beheading
certain officials.
Different times during the night the
committee members sent out for
lunches. and seemed satisfied to stay
all night II necessary. Every effort is
being made to get the annual budget
ready for council at its meeting to-
night. and the chairman remarked that
the committee would probably be in
session until o'clock this morning
That council will not approve OF all
the changes made by the committee Is
assured. Each department has it's
henchman to fight its battles and live.
ly times are expected tonight.
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TRAIENEH KILLED

INDIAN Fpi1S. Aug e-Twa train.
men were KILLED when the penrHvIvanfa
railroada faHt passenger train ruunIur
from 81 Louis % New York vent into
nn open switch and was wrecked n few
miles east ~ Indianapolis a. q O'CLOCK f0.
nlFht None of the passengers we're in.
iurcd seriously The dead are. WrffIfarn
n irwin. 20 enEineor Indianapolis aud
nunlia
The cnEine o. baggage car and "a eIaap-
inF car turned over and the engineer
and fireman were crushed under fnr boz.
rnmufIrr Railroad Officials r4|T THAT
thrF did NOT know how the switch fap-
pened 90 BE- open
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10

a representative OF the Pullman Mo
tor company Is In the city INSPECTING
the cars in this vicinity.
The employees OF the Aetna Stan.
dard mill will be handed their semi.
monthly pay Saturday OF this week
large number from this city will
20 TO Martins Ferry this afternoon 10
attend the ball games.
EN-Sheriff John Anderson. OF ST
Clairsville. passed through this city
yesterday on his way to the Pacific
exposition.
Several members OF the Hodad fish.
ing club returned 10 their homes yes
terday afternoon.
Items Of interest for this paper may
be left at the Ralston & Fredericks
drug store. or call Martins Ferry. Bell
phone 3t2-J.
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FEouLIAR AooTprnr-

YORK, Ia. Aus 9-Cheater gpotz
'haries " Rear. Ir and j. A Cooprr.
70 THE cIff were infurrH ana = aeo~.
.'f other persons cut b. rvinr rfaau
whom passenger train on the plrrsvf.
vanilla railroad. near Phoenix Nd pfnu
% through The limbs nf d tree dphfrki
had been uproofrd hv > atom, $50
powF on one side o. the train uerr
broken Tho accident occurred nj as
O'Clock The tree fell just ar the frair
approached and too late frr frr ergirre-
On avert collision. The three Yorker
hurt were cut shout the face b. rfasa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
10000 CANADIANS in WAR.

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug 9.-Canada
has sent about $4,000 soldiers 10 Eur.
ope Tor war service. according to az.
ures given out here tonight. These
men are now In France on active ser.
vice or completing training In Eng.
land. From $4,000 10 go. 900 men are
being trained al various camps in the
dominion and corps are being de-
spetched to Europe az frequent inter.
walls. 10 is stated that men are stu
Offering themselves for various ser.
vices In large numbers.
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OFFER TURNED DOWN.

MILAN. Aug o. via Paris. SIS p. M
A dispatch from Bucharest to tht
Corrierc della Sera says that a repre-
tentative of The Krupp gun works OF
rived 90 bucharest and offered the Ru
wanian government thirty.aiv bat
terifs Of artillery with ammunition
and 1000 600 pounds OF harbcd wire &c
let ammunition destined for Turkey
pass through Following the irferfen
ton of the British minister. me news
paper says. the oGor was refused.
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NORFOLK. w. Aux 0-Tha Ola
Monitor Puritan. long aFo strifFer fr1..
the Navy uaf Will be- thr TARGET f.r
twelve inch SHELLS fred hV the rurarrr
errrri mental ship Tallahassee tarr1rr1ur
Do ferf ~ new navy hiE gun afnuurf.
u1u ordnance exports viii watch the
tests ne ahfIla are aHid 90 pc more
IeafrurfiFe fhan nnV previously de-
sifned FOR navy uEe The Puritan egas
sunk some Nrnra nEn during CnpofImanfs
with hlEh explosives.
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MinArd Punsral

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon from the home OF his sister
Mrs. Joseph stburt. on Elm street over
the remains OF the late George Minard
OF wheeling. who died Saturday. The
services were In charge OF Rev. George
hall. pastor Of the First Christian
church and were largely attended mem
Ders or three orders of which the de-
ceased was a member. attending in a
BODY. lnterment was made In RiVerview
Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

NEW NrHE AUG IFraIfrI.
steamer Ro,hamn.au UHrf.lls far New
Fnrh
LfsrNN - Arrived. steamer Roma.
New YORK
TNTNTDu1s. Arrived. steamer Phil.
ndrfUhin N"w NUrk
BORDEAUX Sailed. steamer Ia
Tourainc. New Nork
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FINANCE COMMITTEE PUTS
BAN ON FIRE EQUIPMENT
MARTINS FERRY


,. Ihs name. OF AL " the youngsters
..mpncAted IN the robbery % the re-
tfeenfnent stand At the ball PARK has
Been secured and enough evidence hA.
Industrial school a 4. Thought The,
viii be taken 20 81 Cisirsvtlle the lat.
ter part OF the week for a hearing IN
juvenile court