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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28

iuiaiee 9eitr6ge in oen gon5en Ser.
Staaten aufgebrad)t.
9as @ppellationsgeri1t bat oas
llrteil Ser unteren Snitan5 in Dem
8olle Bib gegen S6ulbebor6e. bas
augunlten Der letteren lautete, BE-.
itdtigt. 8liB mar ~oagegeng baB Die
8eboroe 5000 betpiaigte, oomit Sl,-
perintenbent 2llfin nod 8bilaoelpbia
reiien uno Der &onpention Der Sra
tional educational Miicciation" BEL
uobnen fam un6 brofte es 5lir
&lage. Die @eridte entidieoen, ooB
Die ShuI6eboroe oas &c1t bot, cine
oerartige 8emiqiguns gu MAIDEN.
Sn Der .@rpreB" leien mir,
Dob Dem StroBen : &ommiii6r mel
tere 40 Mann sur &einigung ser
fStraBen sur 8erfiigung geiteut NOR
Den iino. Gas &eiultat lit, BOB mon
Die 2eute mol auf Der StrnBe iebeli
unb ibre geamen IN Der 2obnliite fin-
BEN, oaB man ober pergebens nod
Dem ltmi6ou balten miro, mas fie
aeleiltet BADEN.
9ie @n5eige Oes Srn. gale
Sifs, zines Ser 5uperl1iiiglten 8iir-
ger Gan Intonio's, pelde 9lnaeige in
oieier Drummer Der uSreie 8relie" err
ifeint, ioate bon ben 2eiern iorefdl-
tig geleIen mer6en, % Der Snbalt
beahtet at peroen beroient. 8er Sn-
~tereile an Der Code finOet, lit einge-
laoen, polle @in5elbeiten in Der Sf-
flee i'm Sids-@ ebduOe 81 erfabren.
Die Saul @olfion 8rp GOODS
Company bat ben neben ibrem Store
liegenoen 2aoen BON 9enrp 8oerlter
anf Die Gouer bon 5ebn Sabren &C.
mietet.
9ie &etail @roceriIten rnn
! Sleiider Itreben cine gerbeiieruna
ser @eieee 8ur @intreiblng bon
Sdnloen an. sic bebaupten, 0of
iie 81 bel an idlehten &ultoen Der.
liereu.
Serr Y. & Ytlell uN Va
t2ouis bat ieinen Soften als Sice'
@rGiioent uno @eneral-Wtanager Der
Gan 9fltonio 8refping Miiociation
fir oen err bon oen 9ireftoren Der
8raaerei : @eieaidoft erm6blt iultr.
sc, ongetreten. Serr 8rielt itano in
ct. 2ouis nit 8anfen in 8erbilt.
6unq 8rGiibent Ser San Gntonir
8reping &~iiociation lit Col. Sttc
@abrmuno.
SSt Ieiner @Obnunlg, 321 Eil.
Den Gtrobe, Itarb &obert Marbaf
i'm Sitter BON 81 Sdbren. Gr bott,
Iange Sabre in 8roden aerobnt mn
oort6in lpiroe mih ieine 2eide aun
9~eer0iqung geidift, Gr BinterldB!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28
SIN selepbOn : @eIpradJ iibsr Sie
gan5e Sreite bes Sentiments.


4m 20. Sanliar miroe gum erlte4l
9fale iber Die gan5e 8reite oes Gol-
tinents Elm Selepbon ! @eipradD aes
fiibrt. 8os @eiprad1 gina BON Ser
vMmeriean Selepbon uno Seleqrapb
| 8ompagnie4, Is Dan GtraBe, Reu
Yorf, aus. 9ort befanb iid i'm arei-
ie bon offentliben 8eamtert, esu=
genienren, W6rnern Der @ifenidaft,
&~anfleuten, Sinan5mdnnern, Sour.
naliIteng Eelepbon-9 eomten etc. Or.
Graham 8ea, Der Grinder oes Eeles
pbons, Der Or. @ation am anoeren
gnoe oes 9rabtes, in Gan 6ranciss
co nit Dem 8uerft sebrandten Mnrui
vIboD, NboD" anrief mno Der lofort
anttuortete. Damn mtr0e 8r1ii0erf
8ilion in @aibington nit Ser 2inie
~perbunoen, Der NIT Dem Sffiee.geam-
ten IN Gan Sraneisco Iprah. Co
rauf unterbielt iid MaDor GurleD
bon Bolton nit Dem MaDor 9folph
BON San Jrancisco uno ianote linn
Die beIten @inide Der Gtaot. Da
8raiioent Soil bon Der vAmerican
Gelepbon uito Selegrapb-4 on4paa.
ME- nidt in Stem Dorf ~onipeieno
mar, Ionoern iih anf feifem 2an0-
iib duf Sefen Sslanb, eintanieno
Meflen iiiolif gegeniiber Der &iiIte
bon 6lnrfoa befano. nnlroe er bon
BORT nit Der transfontinentaIen 81.
ME in @erbinoung eebrodt nno or
iprad iiber cine Strefe bon 4400
Meilen nod San Sruncisco. Mr.
Sail fagte: gluf Der Sentimental @us-
itellung in 8bilaoeIpbia beItano Die
Mnsiteaung Oes 9enrS DItems aus
8tuei Eelepbonen. Die elm @eIprddl
bon einem gnoe oes 3immers gum
anoern ermoglidten un0 obgleid
man ii6 MIR n~nbonfommen bertrand
erregte Die Grfinoune bas groBts
Sntereiie Ser miifenihoftlihen @elt
nno matroe OILS Elm @unoer betrad-
tet. Mit oieIen Idipoden SnItrumen-
ten erperimentierte oie 8el &ont-
paanie peiter unb es eelane ibr ourd
altsoailernoes Stuoinm. fortmdbren-
Sc @erIuhe uno hobe 8eloauseoben
cine CANA tieiie Mrt ber8uitenefl, in
Dem tie fleine mo groBe @erbeIierliit-
Gen I'M SeIepbon, rErnnsmitter4 I'M
Qobel, I'M Stelfaiten uno in ouen
Mpporoten modte, Ste 3ur llebcrtro.
quna Ser menihIihen Gtimme err
for6erlid iinb, Bis oie ltnterhaItura
iiber sic earae greite oes Sentiments
9eluugen tit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28

Mitglieoer fir Die reguldre Sibung
Elm feItes @ebalt Don t~auieno Sol
lars uno fir Grtra Situngen ie So
pro Gag erbalten ioqen; oie @iG,
neld)e Den Stdoten~Die bone &ontrol-
le iiber gergniigungen utb 8ergnii-
gungsplate ilbertrdgt uno es ibnen
isberlobt, 81 beitimlnen. OBJ Sbeater
ON Sonntog often iein iolen ooes
nidt; Die 8ia, melde es nit elmer
Strafe belegt, nenn betriigeriihe uno
ihninoelbafte an5eigen b%eroffentlidJt
reroen uno 5tpar ioilen Der An8ei-
genoe uno Der 9eroffentlider 6eItroft
meroen, leeterer %olleroings MIR,
menn er wltBte, onB Die Mn5eige ell
Shminoel iei; Die Bill, melde eina
State Sisbwap G%ommiilion" idnifi
uno Die 8iQ, ipel9e Sdnibporfebrum-
gen fir oie an boben @eb1lioen be-
idaftigten @rbeiter trifft. Die
iogenannte n@(nti fotboliihe 8ia"
welde Sospitdler, &loiter unb anoers
SnItitute Ser fatbolilben Stride In
ter Staatsaufiif)t itelt, uuroe ooli
Dem aomite abgewieien.
&epraientant @iliams bon orc
German County bradte cine 9ia ein,
me(he oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in ben @eriften bi1iger madlt ms
befdleunigt.
liner Iepr1ientont Mc4sfia bai
cine Bill eingebra6t, oltrd) Die 8ar-
nepals uno GbnIife @ermnitaltungen,
Gle BON @an0elsfommern uno moc.
rem offentliden 8ereinigungen gege-
ben meroen, BON Stootsiteuern aiisge
nommen iein loGen.
Reproientmt Burton Mnb inter
&epr6ientant 0orobaus brahten 81.
iontmen cine 8iH elm, Die cine oWei-
fare Gommiiiion" idnfft, Die Eibcl
oos @obl mo @ebe Der @rbeiterirt.
, rlen naben iou.
Repr1ientalt Orion bradte ein(
Bill elm, oie beltimmt, bob mir rel
ner Samen in oen Sanoel gebradjl
meroen ioa, uto &eprdientant 80
lentine cine iolhe, Die 8eitimmiingei
iiber Die freie 2ieferung BON Sdltl
biideru ieitens Der Sduloiitrift'
trifft.
3er Genat beitdtiete cine an
sqhl Grnenmnqen oes @ouperneltrs
inter linen oitdj oieietige oes @enc
rolaojutanten Suthins, gegen oil
Grotcit erboben morben mar. Wtol
6at oie porqebrod)ten anflogen az
nan unteriuft mo gefunoen, oaB Il
arun6los iinb. Die ernennltng De-
Or. G6riItmnn gum Staatstierora
muroe suriidge5ogen, oa lie irrtiim
Iidy erfolgt lift; Der betreffenoe Beam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28
l.okaIss.
lie eesisiatmr.

Il. SullIur.
Gas @aHs BOT Deiite nod elmer
iangen rno beftigen Gebatte DE
Gope'ide Bill, melde beItimmt, oaB
@ottoniamen ; Selmiiblen uno Gins
nidt ben lelben 8eiibern geboren
oiirfen, sur Meinihrift beoroert. Aae
,3uidse, Die lire 8%eitimnminsen mill
ncrn iolten, ipiiroen 3uriidgetpieieu.
@roBes glufieben erregte es, oaB
bns Satsfomite fir 8erfaiiungs-
gmen0emerts beihloBs Dem Sanls
ben pom 8urmeilter eingebradtelt
9eid)luB sur Annabnle 81 empfeblen.
olirh Den beltimmt miro, ooB ben.
Bolfe Elm. @erfaiIungs ENHANCEMENT
CUR abltimmung por5ulegen lei, ourd,
meIdes oas Srauenitimmredt in
Eeras ~eingefiibrt miro. 9earo oo1
@arris uno Bruce BON Orange
Cointtn opponierten Der Gmpfeblung
sic molen einea Minoritatsber;dt
einreifeu. Ger geihluB miro ieoen-
faas i'm Squire 9lnlaB ST. elmer ldor'
len 1ehatfe aeben. @offentlih mlrD
er nidt onaenommett. @ir fonnell
mn eiumal IN Dem 5rauenitimnt-
reft fein Sell fir nniern Staat e.
ben.
Cur Mnnabme empfoblen pllroe!
Dem &auie %ferner: Der geldllnB
nurdl Sen Die 8ahl Der Witglieosl
oes MeprGientnntenbauies ouf %
fe5taefebt uno beitimmt miro, oaB Oh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28

r1eben ieinen gltern ieine 5rou, 5pei
Sobne 1tno cine God]ter.
Ser Braiioent Der San @rl
tonic nno @ranias 8aB 9obn, 50
$. @cSntpre lift BON 0etp gorf bieI
e%ingetroffen, INN oas @igentum oel
8abn al inipi5ieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28
Segas.

Die IN S~noepenoence Seigbts,
norolih bon 9ouIton Seisbts Del
Soulton, pobnenoen Neger baben
inter Der aommiIIionspermoltung Ell
ne 4orporation gebiloet uno Die err
Ddblten 8eamten iino i6nllntlif Gee
ger. Ger 9iItrift miro ausidlieBlidl
bon Negern Der beiieren &lalIe be-
mobnt.
Ser 8oriiser oes itotiitiiheu
8iiro's in @ultin beri6tet, oaB IN.
DECEMBER in Seros einnlal 9riainge
uno 36 3piainespaore geboren
muroen. @eburten ereigneten iid)
1853, mopon 81 Soteeborene. @en
ben 2ebenoen maren 1901 meiB uno
378 farbig. EooesfaGe mnroen iir.
9e5ember 224S aneemeloet. 3miideii
60 nno 70 Sabre oft miiroen 242
5miifen 70 uro so Sabre 1856, 5iui-
i6en 80 uno go Sabre 107 unb iiber
90 Sabre 90. Seras bat bod eir
redJt geinnoes &lima!
Crime, reip. friide &ornab-
rem, Die i'm pergangenen Sabre IN
San antonio in einen Tefrigerator
getan lullroen, iino iebt nod Dem
Noroen peridift moroen unb bort II
beItem 3nltano oneefommen.
3mei iunge M6nner I'M 8an'
! banole, belize 80 Sabre alt, elmer cir
| aanfmann, Der anbere Ipotbefef
baben ii6 an ben Mapor bon Sol
iton gepanbt. linen 6raiien 81 Der.
idoffen, 90 in ibrer @egeilb cine ar
nut an MGo6en berridt. Ser DEC
nor bot oem5ufolge alle b~ciratslulti
gen Souitonerinnen oufgeforoert
ibre photographer etc. ein5uifiden
Sn Souiton bat elm getpiiiel
@aro sc. Snpoer ans 8itsburgiei
ne Srall, oie IN einem oortigen So
notorirm franf lag, erito6en I'M
( Damn ielbit @ift genommen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28

Ser 8erliner v2ofaIanseiger'
nteloet aus karlsruhe: 9as giIerre
arells 2. 9laIIe erbieIt Die f%reipiGi9e
aranfenihtpeIter 8iibrer aus 9urlaG
Ioiuie cine oftioe &ranfenihmelter.
sic gemleinfom BET 0pern oie ganSe
Iadt binblirh i'm @ronaten- mo
@~esehrfeuer 8eriminoete aus ben
G6iibengr6ben bolten,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
TWELVE LUTHERAN
CHURCHES UNITE
WILL HOLD UNION REFORMATION
FESTIVAL At COURT THEA
IRE, SUNDAY.
Rev. A. L. 7e1ze viii Preside and
Principal Address viii be Made
by Philadelphia Minister.

Twelve Lutheran church congreea-
lions OF Wheeling and vicinity VIII
participate In the Union Reformation
testival.-the FIRST Of It's kind ever
held In Wheeling.-next Sunday after.
noon. In the Court theatre. The occa-
sion Is the observance OF All Souls
Day the anniversary OF Luther
mailing the ninety-hve theses against
the sale OF indulEencas against the
door Of Old Castle church in Wltten
besg, Germany. so that the students
Of the university might read them
rms marked the beginning Of the
Reformation This took place Octo-
Der 81. 1917. and Luther continued to
preach against the sins Of the church
until he was cited 20 Worms. In 1877.
10 recant or retract. lie refused.
however. and u was while In Worms
mat ne uttered the now famous OK.
preston. Here I stand. { cannot DO
otherwise. God help me Amen.
The Reformation festival ls cele-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
BROTHERHOOD
ST. James Church In Regular Meet
ing Last Night Addressed by Pitts
bursh Minister.

The Mems brotherhood OF the Evan
gelical Lutheran St. James Church
enjoyed an excellent address by Rev.
c. j. Loehr. in the chapel OF the church
last evening. II was the regular
monthly meeting. with the exception
of the fact that Rev. Loehr. pastor OF
the st. Paul's Church OF Pittsburgh,
delivered the talk. The discourse was
most interesting and instructive. and
was on the topic Of Men Wanted"
Rev. Loehr spoke for nearly an hour
and his address was highly pleasing
and instructive. Nearly one hundred
members OF the Brotherhood were in
attendance.
At the conclusion OF the address
those in attendance adjourned TO the
basement. where they enjoyed a buffet
luncheon. Special emphasis was laid
on the Union Reformation festival
that will be- held in the Court Theatre
Sunday afternoon. and all members Of
the brotherhood and the church were
urged 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Were coming into Wheeling
on the Penna. from Pitts
burgh a few days since. The
group was joined by another
gentleman also from Wheel
ing.
The three were discuss
ing shoes when the fourth
man joined the company.
Each was saying his was
the best fitting and the most
comfortable shoe ever, etc.
Then they all compared
makes, and you may think it
remarkable, each one of the
four were wearing a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Girls Glee Club held lie last re-
hearsal Yesterday afternoon before the
ohio Valley Round Table meeting. for
which II viii furnish music.
Misses Emma Shutterllne and Ma.
nile steele. Of the class Of 1919. al.
tended several classes Of the High
school yesterday afternoon
q number % teachers from the Tria-
doirhia High school are expected 10
visit The school today
For urhcrs at the Carlisle Wesleyan
game. 90 young mcn from che wheel.
iur Iiirh school have been selected
A. tho siefarsvlue Wheeling game
Saturday morning. the Record sfaT
VIII eell hot roasted peanuts for tho
benefit 90 their publication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
TO EsTA6lIeh "OUT-PATIENT"
DEPARTMENT, FIRST OF NEXT
MONTH.
VIII Care For Cases Absolutely Free
Of Charge 70 Those In Poor Cir
eumstances- Decision Of
Dirsetors.

By a recent decision Of the directors
of the Ohio Valley General hospital.
an "out-patient." or dispensary ward.
will be opened at the institution the
nrst day OF November. From ma
date on. people suffering from any ais
ease or injury may receive the best or
treatment even II their pocketbook Is
empty.
This work Is free treatment I the
poor. will be carried out at the nos
pital in cooperation with charity or
-ganizations of the city. The directors
believe that the work will be OF great
aid to the local board OF health In
that II will keep down contagious dis
eases that sometimes grow danger
Gus owing to the patients lack OF
money and inability to consult a ply
stefan.
No additional appropriation viii be
needed at the hospital In opening this
free treatment department. The work
Will be carried on by the regular hos
pital force. and the only expense VIII
be for drugs. Of which the hospital has
a plentiful supply.
No Red Tape.
Persons outside the hospital apply
ing for treatment will not be COM
PEELED to go through a long string OF
red tape. II they cannot pay a physi-
clan. they will be given a printed card
at the hospital. This will entitle them
TO treatment at the hospital any week
day between the hours of . and (: IN
the afternoon. Their csae will be
given a thorough examination. and ex-
pert advice will be given. Any Kind
OF a case will be taken. and the tree
department is expected to be a great
boon 10 working people who suffer
from minor troubles but are unable 10
ask h advice OF a doctor.
Payment in this department will be
accepted from q patient only wnen
they are able to pay without incon-
~venience. Many local doctors are
being called upon to treat people who
have no money. All these will now be
sent to the hospital where their ease
will receive attention until such time
as they are able to pay a physician or
their own. In this way the work OF
no doctor or organization In the city
will be interfered with.
Is Successful Elsewhere.
Free treatment departments. as the
n TO be installed at the Ohio Valley.
are In successful operation in many OF
the larger cities. In Wheeling the
work has well been carried on by the
Associated Charities. especially in the
treatment of tuberculosis. The hos
pital Will enlarge the field of work.
Such a dispensary has not been IN
operation here since the year Is45
when the town council established a
free ward. The work lasted about a
year and was then discontinued. AT
that time Drs. W. /. Bates. L. A. Hill
dreth. A. S. Todd and John FrisseII
carried on the work. About $500 was
appropriated at that time for the dis
pensary.
The ~dispensary to be established at
the Ohio Valley will receive personal
attention from the officers of the
board Of directors. who are: h. W.
Peterson. president: Howard Hazlett.
FIRST vice president: r. &. Hoffman.
second vice president; and Alfred
PAUL, secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
OHIO VALLEY HOSPITAL WILL
DISPENSE FREE TREATMENT

DRAFTED annually In various Lutheran
churches throughout the world. out
TINS year viii be the first time hat the
wheeling churches have united in its
celebration. This union observance
was brought about largely through
the Tor OF Rev. A. l. Benze. pastor
OF Zion Lutheran church. president OF
the Lutheran Ministerial Association.
In a way. Sundays service Will be IN
preparation for the observance OF the
our-hundreth anniversary Of the be-
ginning of the Reformation. to be >ele-
brated in 1917.
Rev. 5enze PresIdes
Sundays service will be in charge
of Rev. Benze. president OF the
Lutheran Ministerial Associauon.
DIR. l. A. Brookes and Prof. Cary
Nestmann will be the musical direc-
tors, and a special song service Will
be a feature. The service will begin
at , O'Clock.
The principal address win be de-
livered by the Rev. A. Pohlman. NJ. d.,
rector Of Temple Lutheran church.
Philadelphia. DR.. Pohlman is n for
mer missionary to Africa. and one OF
the most prominent Lutheran minis
tiers OF tne ountry
The following is the festival pro-
gram:
Hymn-"Lord Jesus Christ Be pres
n Now"
Invocation Rev. X. L. Mcdonald. ID. 10.
Hymn-"The Church's One Founda-
ton"
Scripture Reading
Rev. w. s. Dysinger
German Address.
..........The Rev. A. w. Merder
HymnE'A Mighty Fortress IS our
God"
Address. The Rev.
A. Pohlman. NJ. d., Philadelphia. Pa.
Solo-"The Lord Is My Light.
Mr.. David Crawford
The Offering.
......In charge OF Rev. o. G. Dean
Hymn-"Now Thank We All Our
God.
The Benediction
The Rev. ID. Y. T. Crickenberger
The churches and ministers partici-
pating in the festival include:
st. James-Rev. a. W. Werder ana
Rev. NJ. l.. Steuer.
First Enslish-Rev. W. s. Dysinger.
Zion-Rev. A. L. Benze.
Holy Trinity-Rev. Oscar &. Dean.
ChrisJ-Rev. c. W. Critchlow.
English Lutheran, Moundsville-
Rev. r. +. Mcdaniel. ID. ID.
St. Johns. Martins Ferry-Rev. r..
Frank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
UTMOST SECRECY
Is 20 BE Maintained by State Authori.
ties In the Preliminary Prosecu-
ton Of Or. Felix Newman.

That utmost secrecy Is 20 b. main.
tained by the State In its prosecution
OF the case Of DR. Felix r. Newman
and Thomas J. Miller has been strong.
y intimated. II % understood that the
result o. the analysis OF the stomach
OF suzie Bogusky. the dead girl. will
not even be- placed before the grand
jury. depending upon the result %
the corsner's jury 10 hold the mon 90
trial
Asorneys Fred Briknman. Elijah
Graham and A. r. Bryant have been
retained by tho men az counsel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

The Rev O. NJ knighton. Havana.
Fla writes. "For three months I ami
fHrcd intense pain Or kIdnoya and bact
which ~ times laid mo NJ entirely
soad of Foley Kidney pills and after
trying various remedies without rosuIi
o decided % try tho FOLEY treatment
\ was relieved almost with the nrsi
dose. and DO is o. fact That 7 used only
Iif bottles when ai 81 the paina d..
appeared am Go years OF age. ana
now feel Ike "a young man AGAIN
% falo by John Coleman a Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
CLOSES TODAY
Final Session Of Sunday School lnsti.
tute VIII Be Held To-niqht-Eie.
mentsry Expert Spoke.

Miss Anna Edith Myers. a philadcl-
phia sunday school expert. addressed
~yerterdays meetings Of the institute
That fl being held lu the First Presby.
terian church Miss Myers addressed
"a large audience during the afternoon.
and again last evening. on sunday
fraool work The address was 10
have been mad. by Miss Brockwav.
90 oviur to illness sac was unable 10
attend Niss Myers o. considered one
of fIr h..f sunday school elementary
experts iu th. country
The speaker for today closing sos.
Ions iH Rev Franklin McElfroah. ph
I'd educ f'rual leader OF CHICAGO be
il adfr" both thl afternoon and
rt'uin- meetings. aud tho Institute
ful ho fruu.H. FOB o. close with this
evening. session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
POLICE COURT

Pat Craig was handed $40 and costs
and 20 days Tor being drunk by Judge
Jordan yesterday morning CrairH
charge was unusual 10 seems that
he deserted his vito I'M PITTSBURGH
and came 20 this city. whore ha has
been keeping another woman. dorpife
the %enireaties of his f1.yoar old daugh
Ter for him to return home
George Smith drunk was given a
suspended sentence OF g. and rosts
Hiram Armstrong arrested af tho
same time. drew g. and costs
barney Casey. cent f1 fhn workharaa
some weeks ar0 was ordered released
~ Mayor Kirk on fho f0rmors prom.
lsc 90 leave town.
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Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

Mr. p " Zinn viii have charge Of
The mems meeting 90 be held I'M The
Y ounR Mons Christian Association on
next sunday afternoon az BIAS O'Clock
The Junior gymnasium class met
'aat evening
Today tho business and professional
mons gymnasium classes win meet at
1915 and 5.f5
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ing-column for automobiles and the
like; John II Lamb. Piedmont. ice
can; John Tornoy. Borderland. bird
trap. Also the issue Of the following
trademark registrations The John
8. NaylOr Co. Wheeling. vclvets
woolens, wOrsteds. dress-Iinens. etc.
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RIVER NEWS

II is probable that the Lorena. old
time steamer. will be in operation on
the Ohio next spring. II not this win.
ter. The boat has been in dry dock
AZ Pittsburgh for some time under
going repairs. and is now in first
class condition. The increase in river
traffic will probably call the old boat
out again.
The Liberty departed from mere for
Marietta yesterday. and will return
at s this evening. The Kanawha was
down yesterday Afternoon from Pitts
burgh for Charleston.
About hree feet of water was re-
corded at the McMechen dam yester-
day. and about eight feet. pool water,
at the local wharf boat. The river
Is falling slightly al most points.
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wEsr VIRGINIA. pArenrs

Ae reported hv H ~ uunilp "a.
irnt lawyer Of Wheeling. W va the
Oflcr records show Tho recent
aauo NJ The following patents fo We.f
virginia inventors Chambers D.
3lonn. Terra Alta. adjustable steer
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NEIoHaoRHooo elelF ctAeera

Tho central class Of tho N%cighbor.
hood bible classes win meet on SATIN.
day afternoon at @ o'clock az the Youns
Mems Christian Association building
Rev j. r. Leycnbcrger viii teach the
lesson.
This class was formerly known a.
The leaders class Of the neiFhborbood
Ilblc Glasses The time Ia chanrcd
ihla week on account Of the sunday
school institute.
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COUNTY COURT

Yesterday proved % boz on ercap.
tiOnallv dun day in county court cir
cles % will being left Tor probate
and n marriage license and two
deeds OF trust being left Tor record
Tho license wac Issued f1 Joseph
q Rlrrk and Ida Emrloy. both OF
Glencoe. Ohio.
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Orders were received al the post
Office to the effect thst no more money
orders viii be issued 10 Egypt or
Greece. No reason Is given. Tha
order Is only temporary and r. sub
icot TO amendment az any Vine.
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VIII Probated

Tho VIII OF Tho late Thomas u
HYrue vac lrH f1r probate ~ 81
quito general rraUnr thr title ~ GER
faIr real estate in fhe Sixth ward to
DID, brothers ard sisters. no .mmafIsf.
family surviving
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Football!

Indidns---W Wesleyan
TUNE UP Footballs
in all sizes from goose
egg to regulation are
1Oc up to $3.50
Scarves, Raincoats,
Sweaters, Gloves,
Mufflers, Toques, for
men, women and chill
dren. Great game-go!