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Evening journal., 1915-11-27

such as Wilmington's location and
environment suggest. We are at the
head of the most fertile region in the
whole world. We are the show win
dows OF that rich and prosperous
territory. The land surrounding
us produces a bountiful supply of
most of the things that are needed TO
stock those markets. The people need
the fruits. meats and vegetables
which are supplied in such abundance
by this territory. The fruit growers.
cattle raisers and farmers are sadly
in need of that trade. The market is
needed as a place of exchange for
those commodities Il is the duty of
the city to supply it. BY supplying il
/ do not mean market in which
flies. dust and reckless and indiscrim-
mate handling of foodstuffs are its
most prominent characteristics, but a
market in which cleanliness is the
keynote and reasonable prices the
rule.
1T is criminal for us to fail to take
advantage OF those things with which
nature has so lavishly endowed us.
/ Under her beneficient sway the EARTH
/ the air and the water conspire to pro-
duce for us an abundance of almost
/ everything that we need and we snail
| ignore our most wonderful opportuni-
/ ties If we fail to provide those things
which will make of Wilmington a good
citv in which to live-amOng the
foremost of which are good city
markets"
MIR. Snellenburg was asked as to
I the rent for spaces under his plan lie
thought il ought not be any larger
than at present He though his plan
might lead to daily market instead
of twice a week. as at present.
County Farm Agent Cooch thought
the Eighth street Market might be
turned over to the huckster and th'
King street market restricted to the
farmers.
George l.. Townsend. Jr- said be
Thought that City Council woulC
eventually take steps to get rid Of con
gestion Of wagons on King street
which would mean the doing away o
1.-The market Mr.. Snellenburg said thii
would be a mistake.
MT. lOWnSeNu lnouENt a fplu SUI
age house and market house Nigh
solve the market question.
George Carter said that under Mr.
- Snellenburg's plan the farmers ha'
everything to gain and nothing Il
4 lose; that they would he protecte'
F. from the weather and their product
,. protected from flies and dust
el Horace L. Dilworth thought Mr.
4 Snellenburg's plan was a very goo'
d one
8 Mr. Snellenburg said that We hav
y the most wonderfully productive
i country in the vicinity of this city
n but much that is grown near here /
shipped TO New York and Philadel
i phia and is not brought here becaus
e the city has not the facilities for thei
sale He said commission men &
u Wilmington. go to Philadelphia an
r buy back products grown near thi
m city. He said potatoes and apples no
y rot on the farm because there are n
cold storage houses.
N Mr.. Cooch said he did not see no
Mr.. Snellenburg's plan could bl
20 help the farmer.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
LOADED Gun SENDS
BULLET into jersey

While packing a sample gun. which
he manufactures, for shipment 10 New
York this afternoon. ID. j. Stergianop-
olos. a member OF the StergianOpolos
Arms Company. accidentally pulled
the trigger. The gun was loaded at
the time and the report of il caused
"a crowd to gather The shell went
through the window of the company's
establishment. on Shipley street above
Fifth street. and sailed above the
houses. and likely landed some place
IN New Jersey. as the gun has carry
ing capacity OF three miles.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
NEEDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Murine OF No.
72g Union street. entertained at din
ner yesterday in honor Of their we'd
ding anniversary. Friends we're pres
ent from New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Newark and Wilmington.
Among the guests was j. c. Rogue
more, Of New York.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27

babies without the aid Of Or. II. J.
Haiselden, the Chicago physician. who
permitted Baby Bollnger to die. That
was the attitude today OF Miss Mary
A. Smith. superintendent Of the Bah
les Hospital. who declared DR.. Haisel-
den will not be permitted to see the
deformed infant born to Mrs. Joseph
E. Roberts. II he comes to New York.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
new YORK DOESN'T
Want HAISELDEN'S ADVICE

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov 27.-New York
is able to care for its own defective
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Catherine Culver. of Harrington,
has removed to Wilmington
NIr. and Mrs. John Palmerson. Boon
and Lucille, of Frederica, have returned
hom, after visiting relatives and friends
-, XAiluiuoftn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
OVERLAND CAR
is A WONDER
vt APPEARS THAT ITS USEFUL.
NESS rs NEVER AT AN END.
Pennsylvania Man After Using Auto
For Years. Makes IL Replace
Mine Mules.

There is apparently no limit TO the
ways and means Of utilizing the auto.
mobile for business purposes" says
John Y. WHY'S. president of The
Willys-overland company. Toledo. In
he course OF a veal hundreds OF let.
tiers are received by this
from Overland car owners, explaining
some novel way Of using pleasure cars
in their business.
One of the most interesting OF
these letters was called to my atten.
ton recently. II contained a photo
graph showing an Overland touring
car that after i've years OF service as
a pleasure car. was converted by its
owner into a mine motor for hauling
cars in a coal mine at Brisbin, Pa.
The wners found that his Over.
land car took the place OF a $4,000
mine motor and IL certainly has given
the most efficient service at its unique
task. IL is in constant use hauling
cars from the mine to the coal break.
ers. with an average hauling capacity
OF fifteen filled cars per trip.
Before the Overland's installation
the company used mules for this work
and IL was found that the could
accomplish an equal amount OF work
in much less time and at considerably
less cost. Tonnage has increased 500
per cent. and the Overland takes care
OF IT,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
SAND HILL

SAND nIIT. M VA Sow On
u|.a.u..Hd. aH.irf bold Monday cveufrl
bon rHrI .INf hl fnr Euworth League Uf
t.. rfrI 1000 M o. church. proved H
b.. u.If. "a .ItrHHf E~ffrneImrufa U
t.fU.n. Wild Nf.iIuu t.u were sold rr.
$500 .I.u otter nNr"uHfe were
SOL. f.II. winters 81. spending severed
vraF r..H si.fINsa Iu West AirNnrI..
aUH Mf.HIrEfHu. Pc
WH rHU".I MARTIN uI pear MurIIIr
.Ur rr usa returned BONO after au.rH
. a.H.. IfHr. with h.r sister, Al
Mr HrH MIa OBJ o. Jefferson an.
IHIE "f.r. fteUuIH.H are spending fn
uk uIih Mr. and Mrs D. H Campbe
NIr WiIIam rHntira vhu n~uderuln
operation Hf thr Martins Berry H0.
H for Hrrrudicitir is rrftIlr -IHu.
W. .ud vr. Tom Uv r a-. mo,Ina
r." obi. Sheldon huu.0 n.sT VIOLA tH
U... Brown I'D. t4. ll-.f
NI.. NIrE'r.a caldwell "f Ea Wn.'
.u. .. .|. H..a
MU M.HI.. CamUb.H nr. hr.
IIHIr" I".u I."lI fHt0 returned .1 IH
H"r IH IIm FI.rr otter rrr.dlua .u
roo witn tH.r rnreute Mr
N'H HHH.I winters ard M.aaI. I
N.'mH NHrrr Hirri. bod Charlie A.
hIr.'. H. IIm ErnH. attended Coo UH
Iu. ..In' Dor" Monday .Uruirr
SOL MHra IiHIm.. .. fHII1a Fl. ."
Ha PM. lone DaE .H.I UuIue on
M % |Hiu.
...H N..N ODD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
REGULATE CITY
STREET TRAFFIC
NEW ORDINANCE TO BE FRAMED
BY OFFICIALS M AUTO
CLUB BOARD.
WIN Prevent Pedestrians From crosstns
ThorouEhfareE ~DiagonaIly
at Corners.

Il will b. only a question Of time
when you'n put yourself In the position
70 BE- arrested n you attempt TO walk
across an Intersections street in tine
buslncs section OF Wheeling diagouaIIy.
Iherc - 10 BE- a new traffic ordinance
framed for the protection OF The pcd.s.
trian as well as for the convenience "
the auto and other drivers.
There are several in~tCrsccting streets
that are becoming more couEcgted every
Traffic officers have their hands
run nearly every minute OF the DAY. but
have the principal trouble with persons
not crossing az the proper points In the
street The traffic men have no law be-
hind them 60 force pedestrians TO cross
the street properly. but the new ordl-
nance VIII give them more power.
The ohio valley Automobile club oni-
Gals have Endorsed the movement. and
all autoists are Ga favor of a. while the
public In general should be FOR th- new
ordinance. which will be Of great protec-
ton 60 children and adults as we'll.
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SAFETY ZONE FOR
WHEELING SCHOOLS
OFFICIALS MAY ENBoDY SUCK A
CLAUSE IN NEW TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE.
Few Chndren have Been Injured in
school Vicinity by Careless
Auto Drivers.

When the proposed new traffic r,sI-
sion d. taken up a. the conference To- b.
held hy the citv officials and rerrcseu-
tativce Of the Ohio Valley Automobile
AsTuctntiuu Do a. very uk,lV thai the new
law will Include n safety rune Boa tho
vicinity Of an school buildings ln wheel
iur that "a slow speed shall govern uil
driving in the immediate vicinity OF fh.
schools. Whitu VIII mot urrrHsIfnte fhr
hunkluu rI horns. fu The ANNOYANCE Uf
She teachers and pupils.
fH Whneiinr should feel proud M n.m
HUIf. Tor fnNrn huN been rHW-.Urw frw
accidents fu children b. being afrur
b. automobile Will. Iu fhn vicinity OF
their school tu many cities fhr rITn H.
Whcciiur there have been MANY durira
frr past few rHnrH
Euf the municipal Officials and fU.
auto club directors believe fn HIfef
Ir.f fhnf Ire H poor f.m. fu iHrE tf.
door after fNr horse Ir stolen. ono I.HI
Ono wI. fn nayH un accidents . In IHI.
measure. fn prevent such.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
HITCHlNG POST
Rapidly Becoming . Thing of the Pas
in Wheonng-Horse Block
Long Zone Here.

one by one they are d~iSapp.srIng
N"Hc has been put up for many years
and % b. likely that within "a short lin.
lhaL thtre VII b. hone In the streets
OF Wheeling. the hitchiuE post.
4 score or more ct years ago In 'front.'
Or nearly every home uf any pretention
there's was 90 be seen the old horse block.
Som" Wer" 81 granite and designs wers.
chiselcd on them. u was IN the days
when m gentleman Of the house.
milndy and children would go horse back
ridlng This YVES followed iu Wheeling
b1 curriage duvvs-and then came the
automobile.
Tn, hitchtnH post was as essential -
the horse-block. The blocks year by
A"ar have been removed. and 10 h. hardly
possible that one can b. found in Wheel
ing to-day. The blocks were at one time
~ 'front.' OF I'll the churches and public
pace. Ha were also the hitcniug posts.
There ore TODAY several hftrhing
posts Ia the residential districts but thew
ar htti" used. ON OF thrm are crum-
bling To dust. and in o. few years they
too. viii BE- a thing uI the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
WEST VIRGINIANS
Elected a. Officials OF Southern Appa.
lachian Good Roads
Association.

Al tho recent meeting 81 the Southern
Appalachian Good Roads Associauof
annual convention. held In Elueueld
which was attended by several automv
bilists or his section. the following Off.
GERS. including two West N~irginians
were elected.
President and Trcasurcr-Josopr
Hyde Pratt. Chapel Hlll, y. G.: vice pres
idcnt "a large. Henry Roberts. Bristol.
NH-T~nn. state vice presidents. John
a smith, Georgia; j. y. Fisher. Ten
nessec. s. ~. webb. North Carolina: Hon.
~. g stuart. Of Virginia. James Mare.
Kentucky j. ". jenkins. South Carolina
John Craft Alabama. Blake Taylor. Wcs.
Virgins. =. j. Kitchens. Maryland.
Executive tummIttcc-Gcorgc s.
Powell. North Carolina. Prof IS n Slack.
Georgia, "a. D. Mycr. Tennessee; ". =
fallis. North Ca 1liun o. o. Warner
North Carolina; q. Won GcmminEcp.
Nirgiuia A.. ~. Williams. West Nlrglni1.
g. g. Crahb. Kentucky. r.. a. Watson.
Sotuh C%arlonia. -. e. Coleman. virginia.
". = kciinr Alabama; a. a. shirley.
Maryland. 81 y. Richards Washington.
H. e. Secretary. 90 o. scott. NlrGfnfn
Assistant sscrctnrg Mis- ~. NJ Bcrr.
Norfh Carolina .
The NEXT meeting Will De- ncid o. Lex
IulfIu. kF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
LAsT sHlP From O

NOME. Alaska. Nov. The steam
ship Victoria sailed Off Seattle late
last night. tho last vessel 20 leave
Nome this scascn Until next June.
when navigation in Bering sea Is
opened. Nome will be cut off from the
outside world except by travel over
1000 miles of nov tran 10 the open
ports IN southwestern Alaska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

EIla = M0rgan has br0ught suit Tor
divorce from Harry \. Morgan. charg-
ing hahitual drunkenness. She alleges
he spends all his money for liquor. has
threatened her and their children with
death and election from their home and
asks temporary alimony. custody OF The
children and an Injunction 20 restrain
him from interfering with plaintiff and
children occupying the home and farm.
They reside at Rush Run. A temporary
Injunction was granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
WELLSBURG

WElLSBJBG. W. Va. Nov. The
Hamilton Clue were the successful
bidder- fOT the Office room advertised
FOR b. tGe government ior hCadquar.
ters for the supcrs ising architect The
Hamilton Club fas received notice 10
this effect from WASHINGTON. and the
a~upervlsinr srchi,sCt ~ moving his
Office furniture todar
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At installation

Misses Dorothy Miller. Leonora
Kyle. Iva Brashear and Ethel Charnock
are visiting Pittsburgh. Pa. attending
the installation exercises OF the Thf
Chapter OF the Zeta Alpha Sorority of
the University of Pittsburgh. They
expect also TO attend the football game
between University OF Pittsburgh and
Washington and jefferson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

wilbur FreshWnfcr Of Pittsburgh.
Pc. was shot of his fathers farm
in Cross creek district ON Friday at.
crnouu bf 90 companion. blr Luig. OF
PiIt. hur.n. ra. af they were hunting
rabbits Ire inr1 Vore visiting af the
FrfsHupfer Farm spending The time
tn nur n. They ssu out ou FRIDAY
morn mo. auI H.,0 quite successful IN
Hhtr Hnorf5 sho. Hr after noon ihtg
br,sm. separated 49, Luil ahmed af
pulled enc ffltl,f rie. HVa.sr ar.
pear,f ara received tho nffl charge
oil s.fof Iu f1e .'tr u. h. face and
ueti
H' ives buried leo IHs Protestant
hospital go liu .burgr. f'n While Tho
wounds Gro ..r'oa Dr. f.. believed that
he WN rerotrr ~rrnshwafrr Ia ab0u.
Co Isaf. oII aHd j. married
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Is being carefully watched by Goodrich
eAperts. and that is-CcutrifugaI Force
This Force is. a. most or u know tl.t
tendency OF "A whirltng body 10 protect
user on into space At a anEeut IL h.
Just IKE Whtrling an apple tied to a.
string, around your head. There is 81
continued pulling by the applet ~ecIus
10 want TO shoot on into space. and. if
you suddenly DO let go-on a. Will
shoot This IL Centrifugal Force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

word vas telcpbOned 10 Wellsburg
az noon Friday that the Eas we'll drill
% on zoe iia-ry Hartley Farm. on Buf.
faio district. would he good for about
s.O0U. HJu fert per day. and in addition
wss sprsyina about 30 barrels Of oil.
The well had 40 BE- shut on until tank
and pipe srTangcmsufs could be- made
10 the well holds out o. % came In
10 .s loobci tr hp The best ras we'll
eVcr struck Boa toe county. Collins
am HuzwIcF we're The drillers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Z dressing as various kinds OF spooks
The house was prettily decorated with
Halloween suggestions. Fortune Tell
ing and guessing contests were the
evenings amusements. During the
social hour refreshments OF ginger.
bread. cider. apples and popcorn were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

On Monday night November s. The
minister and lsymen will hold their
regular monthly meeting in the Ham.
iliOn Cub Dsriors on mis- occasion.
Rev. &. e. wilkinson OF Brilliant. o..
wall r-ad O. paper. the subject Of which
Is. Three Stages Of Morality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE o.. Nov. 5-Oue Of
the peculiaritics OF the election this
week became known this morning when
IL was discovered that John i. Hogan.
who died at his home here several weeks
ago. was elected assessor In the Second
ward. Hogan received soc votes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

On Wednesday in Wheeling occurred
the wedding of Elmer Jay Magee and
Miss Edith May Bauer. both OF Brooke
ounty. They received their license in
this county. Boil are well known
young people OF excellent families and
have many friends who wish them
nothing but happiness in their journey
of life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Homer y Henderson. salesman for "a
Philadelphia arm. dropped dead In the
lmperlal Hotel from heart failure.
about I o'clock Friday morning. "a. ~.
Henderson. q brother az Cleveland. was
notified. The deceased was about 90
years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
DISTRICT VII.
Bsiiatrs. shadysids, west Whs.linr
and Eivervtau.
DISTRICT VIII.
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport. wb..f-
ing Greer, Hr0okside ana Asfna-
Vile.

tu.ea
10 I .nsire.E Martin Very $3.50
: T. winters. Marlin Fsrr- TfUr
Miss ~. D. WlfherH. MaItlra Faf.y H..
MRS Jessie MARI. bridegroom Da
liarry IfffrrFuII. U~ridrerDrr 600
Griffltu Johns. urIdn0 q fIos
~. O. Su~ncor. BRIDGEPORT 4ao
Ai-e Mar shepherd H-fIdafp1rI ,ga
a Do Gainss. Martins Fsrry 900
ALdrarr EHrr" ....I.ruU
elErilur Ferrr 1000
lsta. simmons. MrffirH Fefrr 1000
D NlHaHIu. Hr.uraunrf HDa
iiuru Ilrldr. BrilFrurrf ..g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

IN enoft 10 revive the boxing game
which has been dead here since the
death OF special Delivery" FULLY OF
Pittsburgh. I'm "a bout last spring. has
failed. The authorities have 40 far re-
FUSED 10 issue "a permit FOR boxing shows
and indications are that the game Is
done here FOR several years 10 come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Shadrack Rowland. civil war veteran
'aud retired farmer Of Unionport. died
suddenly a. his home Thursday morn
ing. He was q years 81 age. Re served
IN Company c. 159th q. v. l.. was well
known throughout Jefferson county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Twelfth street. north side. cast Of
Chapliu,.
Eoff street both sides. north or
Twelfth.
chaplinc strr,t. both sides. north or
Eleventh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

ltonert burnett. who was arrested by
dry detectives for illegal voting at
Tuesdays election was released from
custody today. There was no evidence
to prove the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Hfa sarah MIf'ne McKsa widow oI
John vs. D. Hrkso died at her home
1i '-f Millhridgr street. Eighteenth
ward Iabursh. l'a ou Wednesday
mOruiut N0teUIIrr H .u bier 9th trar.
Funeral .r,ice viii bs held 0u saf.r.
DAY 20 nmbrr t af % m af Ihr
Ha ibingfou Avenue NJ D. Church
Hra Mckee d. on sister of SIR. IuIIr.
F1llnardt of fhis rIfF. who haa been
Vifh h"t for several weeks prior f1 h..
dfa.r
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Mrs. J. e. Anderson. who is visiting
at the home of her sister. Mrs. I. J..
Reid. and who bad the misfortune 70
break her wrist. is improving nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

NOIE-is"neNa ls Of old subscrip-
lions count for just one-hsif the num-
Der OF votes shown here.
Anyone who was having The Intel
ligcncer delivered To them October
20. 1915. ~ considered an old sub.
scribcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Plans are already being laid for thc
annual road race. or endurance run Co be-
staged hy the WhcciinE Motorcycle club
next spring. NJ will likely embrace some
thing like $50 or 400 miles. Just whcn
10 viii b. run and 20 what towns have
not a. yet been decided on. but BE- i1 fIkr-
- that. iungmuch us the other run went
through the states Of fcunaylt aria and
Maryland. this one viii b. through ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

delivered by Mall on Rural Routes
and In Towns where the Intelliaeneer
has no carrier or agent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Harvey Bernard. travelling represcu.
tativc d tho Hcndce Company. located
90 this city. returned yesterday from n
three weeks trip on The road. He will
remain at his home on the Island until
the first OF the week. when he viii again
leave for another several days stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Several local younE men have entered
the Intelligence $4,000 club contest Boz
hopes ~ winning The new HrndrrHnn
furn.errad marhiur that ie Offered HH nr.
Of The Grand price Tho local huVs ar.
working hard and fhn winner viii Ha
lucky IN winning such o. Vaiuabir rn.
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

ono now membc Wa admitted a. the
local club az a." meeting last Tuesday
evening
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VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
PRICE

Delivered by Carrier or Agent. Also
BY mail in Towns and Cities where the
paper Is delivered by carriers or
agents. Also IN elites outside OF the
Held CT the Intelligence.
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DISTRICT TX.
st. Clntrsv NE, Barnssvlls. Ra-ton
bethesda ana Maynard.
DISTRICT x.
AL tow=s urcl routes IN ohio
not named above.

Votes.
W. q. True. kayiand fo-.50
hobart frizlell Piedmont 9.O50
Cha~. NcDouEaf. Key 500
Miss Rose Ssrdonelf T~iitonvitie 600
Ais Amelia Jonsrd, T~Iitonvilie 1900
Thos. Eeppafd. CydiZ. .I0o
louise Wilson. Hcndryshurg Loo
Miss Callie Kelley. Bethesda ....i.OOo
Miss Ellen Piper. Maruuck ......i,OOO
Ralph carter. Adena 0OO
ANS stella Ross. Flushing ......1.OOO
= H.. kieh, Adens 900
diNs Mary Watson. Harrisvillc loco
f.iners1n Dlck.rsuu Adeua ......IOO0
; ~ farnsworth. Hsrrisville ....1.OO0
= ~. Rev tin. .C3otz
wilmer Raw thorue Cadix ......IOO0
Francs SIuSlUusd CIdiz ......1oO0
J. ". Adams Piedmont 400
Coy Eenersee, fsrrtsvlIo ......I.OO0
Frank shaw. cam bridge T0 900.
Loron Treas. Cambridge f091
l-ha Mohlry. Armstrong; Mills ..IudU|
Frank Castuer. YurNvfl- ....IOO
r > Harris Ed Ea-nesviic 1000
q canas. YorSvtlle 900
harvey W. Love. rcd. ~. tlaIrsNule 1900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Wesley House shipped an Indian mo-
torcycle 60 William Bennett. a. Duffry
". Va. during the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Mike ~. Carney and Ellen McCavitt
%. both Of Mingo Jtnction. Married
Thursday b. Squire DoWner.