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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-05
WHQHNH0
AW ~
WILL Be YOUNGEST EMPRESS

Archduchess Zita, when Archduke
Karl Franz Josef succeeds to ~the
throne of Austria.Hungary, will be
the youngest empress recorded in very
many years, for she was only twenty.
three years old on May 0, 1915. This
fact is pleasing to the Austrians, and
especially to the viennese, only the
Oldest of whom recall Empress Eliza.
beth in her fresh beauty when she
came to them as Emperor Franz
Josef's bride. Archduchess Zita has
much to commend her to popularity.
She has intelligence. a winning per.
sonality. and, above all, the ability to
make herself beloved. The chief charm
of her face is her splendid eyes, Italian
In their power of changeful expires.
sion. Her hair Is brown, with golden
lights.
Her birthplace was villa della
Pianore, near viareggio. and her un.
usual name is Of Tuscan origin, In
honor of Zita Of Monte Segrato.
whOae bOdy lies in the church Of San
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-05


would
who would verdict
he sat in judgment
q strong
thought the Of
Of his points,
He
his
hrvd political
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-05
EAoLETS.

Judge Edward Osgood Brown, quiet,
painstaking and careful Justice Of the
Appellate Court and Circuit Judge,
showed up among the leaders in the
Herald poll Of the lawyers.
J. v. O'Donnell, the popular master.
in.chancery and able lawyer. would
make . good Judge Of the circuit
court. His many friends are urging
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-05
Mr.. POTTS CONFIRMED.

The confirmation OF the appoint.
ment of Rufus NJ. Potts as state insur.
ance superintendent by the Senate
was an act OF justice to an able and
honest public official and friend OF the
people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-05

America recently
President
weathiest
America When Euh Root secretary
and entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Keep Your Eye on BlRCH-LYNN
McCullagh & Reid are beginning
to do things again. They have
earth 10 peddle.

the members 90 tine n d. a. Sewing
club. al her home in Lockwood this
evening.
Much interest f. being taken In the
revival services that are being conduct
ton.
Mrs. George NagIsy. Of Fulton. has
been removed 10 the Ohio valley Cen
eral hospital where she will undergo AN
operation.
Edward Carroll mas returned TO COL
Tiers. where he H. employed a. teacher
IN the school. after having spent the
week end with relatives at Elm Grove
=. ). Jacobs has returned 60 his home
al Echo Point after having spent the
past week attending the convention Of
the Southern Educational Society at
Cincinnati
ollie Rutter has resigned his position
az the Winters Brothers meat market at
Elm Grove.
Mrs. Arthur Wallace. T. confined TO
her home az Elm Grove ON account 81
illness.
Edward smith. who recently enlisted
IN the standing army. h. spending "A few
days with relatives at Elm Groove
Miss Mamie Sells g. confined TO her
home AT Elm Grove, on account OF i'll
ness.
Alice. the young daughter OF 49,. sd
MrS. Morton Campbell who has been
confined TO her home at Patterson for
me past several days. ON account Of i'll
ness, Is considerably improved.
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Tue hre department held REGULAR
weekll meeting in their rooms ge. ter
day afternoon.
Several Out-of- town reuuIe aftsrfs4
me hertler funeral held Iu this civ
yesterday afternoon
\ large crowd attended the fffusfr.t-
81 leClurc held lu the kirFw08d pee
pJLerlun church last evening
The fo-to-fhureh day movement 10,
thls CITY was well received veafsrdsy
40 large crowds were az am IN me
ser wees both morning and evening
Inc members ~ the Hardly All. lf..t.
ne!a well attended meeting IN fbsfr
hall yesterday afternoon
me Junior Mechanics win hold "a rar.
10y weekly meeting Boo their hall "a
vain street this evening
me local nou1hrrr al fNa .f.r...-
cry lodge ~ Eiks VIII 10 q. tt.t
poItant meeting "'
. The married ladies verf % gt A..
IhohH church iu "a .HH. u..fs4.f....
morning. where the raFHfrH f,...tf'f.
communion was HafH monthly
The home ~ UerrIaEu rf r-a.t... go.
IhllL ganaEed Ur IRE SATURDAY a.l5-
NE ana me Inrg viii NH H rrnf afI44
thH Nrsf baseball rHm. .r tt. 49,.
w. played in THE rIty last s,fIr5sy
Items ~ Interest Tor r.|. r4... .-..
- leff no The Roberto q rrrrarIi.
nrNg store or cali NHrT-H rarre ID
large number af tho r.ar.r.--. I'd.
ne Junior Mechanic attended, tr. .,fr
Ar FarneTvilIN Saturday a.arIrr '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Rev. g. B. Goodwin Do "a busfraaa ,.t.
ltor DOB Elkiua this week
NJ and Mra r.. s. ffardaaty. Mr. O..
she arc ana daughter. Dora. Mr. and
Mrf = %. clayton and bal. HHrrIffu.
were among tne guests az the Uarderf..
Mlller wedding in Falrmout Wsdussdi y
Mrs william Yost BE- visiting he,
daughter iu cameron
D. greene. division supsrint-rd.pt
afu VI. Root tralnwastrr - tho bel
wheeling Yeafsrduv
H g. ueyors Dr. a visitor in Cunbs-.
b. p Hououaurh BE- business visitor
Ths PROJECTED Home circle gave D. .,s,
nals ard ro.Irl following trrir reFai1r
IrHe crowd waa present arI ssart.r.
move. fnf ,fruIuE o. gHuwtU f4r.
L.E. band hsrs1t was success Tho
.fa Hand r1urert and lrrsrf 30 Eurf.s
ihrl'rf 'aHt rIrtf was success THs
W. l.af nnr concert ur che uHf
nUurrrf fv even ono pttsrdIrF .a Tr.f
nsa nee sum u1a realized fur thr
clarence shrvsr De- home from urr..,.
ne whore BE- underwent rn ops-rt.H.
.H bic head
AnIs1r sfursn De- u with f.rrr.r
EYER % Der hume on HuTaI1 sffset
WISE News Monroe Ia home fHHf4
N Decline shore she has spent tho Hasf
wra g. a gnrFr-lsa o. home from, +,
40 With relatives in M,uHfsviIis and
Vs. o -miu o. BOO with ia rrfss a,
To- bonn. gu locust street
''Ha Hfaff.H. % Cameron Ia Fa-.
-lme t.s YORK ~ Mlrnasra Farara
-., sT-. 5r r,I. 1..-g Yea.sv M,ry rar.
pc taIrr.-t Normal school are home
Wise Elizabeth r.sssru or ssHas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

The American INDEPENDENT Order Of
Owls Will hold AN important meeting In
s .ne nan TINS evening and full attend
a neat sum was cleared on the sumner
given BY the Boosters Club 81 the ne
gree OF focahontss. held Saturday oven
Several cases we're given attendtion in
Na) or Wyckoffs coutr Saturday even
IN ana IN each case a fine was levied.
me services In all Of the local
churches were well attended yestcrdev
az both the morning and evening meet
II Is said that a well know, ,,o,,a,,
residing west Of the city drove 10 m
city Yesterday with "A chicken la mo
busgy and never discovered II tnl town
A large crowd attended the mig r.s,t
which was held by the Loyal order Or
nloose' which was held in their hall sat
Il was reported last evening that tb,
condition o. Roger Thompson Was ysr,-
critical az bis home on Hickory street.
Several from this CITY ATTENDED tbc
afternoon. '
Several changes In the stations have
o-en made along the Hayiand line last
sunday school seryi ices were tb. only
services held at 81. Johns German I.4tb-
erhn church yesterday.
Daniel Niehardt. who was arroafed
I Late friday evening on the charge OF
eperatihg a -peakcasy. will be given a
. Nf ~ INK TINS week.
The use Of the High school RvrBs-
p JUN has been denied To- the students al
ulEhl OWING Co the action ~ som. Df
Al. in'Wh ,rs q the various classes
lhg next aud last number OF the lfgb
school lecture course will b. given al
evening. March "a.
l.ishup Theodore Irving Rcace Of Col
umbu-. Will have charge Dr the c.pfi-5,,-
stl"n services 81 81. fslus church THIS
Roe Frsh..,..-.f. ....t
~ q" the Linn farm. west or a.. CIV
thc latter part Of the week
MATTERS were uuigt lu police circles In
THIS city SATURDAY but few arrests being
made. despite the Iarg. pay that VS.
handed out.
Both thg LsuRhln tin mill and the
W hltlkFr-b lraEner sheet mill resumed
operations last evening.
The hre uu the hill north or wheeling
iAst svgninE wfs plainly visible iu shit
The Welsh t,t which vas 10 have
NTfu given 80 the home Of Nra VILLA r
ovens. tomorrow evening. has been poet.
foreigner was arrested on uppsr
I lrHt street last evening uu The tharrs
' 'I ur.gE Indecent language iH the prss-
The gu.To..hurrn services hrff Boz
ih' .gg2l ,urrhrs yesterday were Isrfr.
Thg mao 1g tho uams or rsro~. who
YES 4frnEtH1 orc evening Iaet week Ha
il. ,ll.E. "' drunknrsH raI1 bic One
Mra I...Ir enumara rru continue.
critically Il ar hsr home af SIC T.sHa.
UHI
The condition of Raw and Paul one.
Who are 900 90 their H.rHa Otto IHHaIaga
ID uH much Improvement
Bert Er.r. ." fHIa co.'s. and rlr U.s. .r
-I..H 90. E..H "|fE have obtained f#a
agency f.r fHH Regal cor |H fH|H county
Ir.. I..ur wee fHe leader n| fTr U.r.
'..' Young Peoples Union fHHf a.frFH.4
on. ..rr interesting I.Hf. vac E.E
Iffm. nr interest f.r uf. Hr-l. H...
DO Iff' Hf f.H HHIHfHr a. UarErr fr.r
store .r ".Ii |.l.f UH fI. TaIf nH#r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Hot svszksasy.

Armed with = search anc sei.ure var
e =, Lvsu iy shsTin Thomas saith. -
ailsae4pniat All Town 14arahal o
-tiefs y l-lru Grove. MADE a ralG aboat
g4ocs a. on. satlI DAY or tn
egtNNi smith guol roum 90 aim Grove
nc eLierf- made q thorough search OF
ne .ulldlng both up and down stai =
-A4 round a lone quart u whisEey !
u tAc UPPER ruUms " hGEa Ma-
. anne % man .l the bllld.aE A. the
tlnic- Harry FOlmar Was placed unde.
az Ie-t uu a toltlcgElug charge. but was
alter released under bond
Nontl arA 90 report trar aunrared fri
.e 4cleSraph. W Eiskay iu large Quan-
uues NAs not found. neither vas there
'.--5 iA. IA az tlns 81 ic-uc- found on the
etofs n the place. Tor the sale " vet
.,'ls Jast how the Tslegraph gained
.t.tD- NATION u not known. but ia an
matter 10 must BE- aid thaI tney are I'm
.ong lnasmLch 80 their story h
rictou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings 20 many minds an GA ara
tried family rcmedy-an external APP
pfI1afluu known 90 Mothers Friend"
1rlriur The period % expectancy % r.
urliad 90 thr abdominal muscles and ia
designed o. rp0tho the intricate network
- nerves Involved. IN this manner o.
has such a splendid Influence ~ 90 Justify
Sc use On al cases q coming mother
hood n lna been generally recon-
ruentef Tor years and years and those
who have uend % speak in highest praiHa
~ the Immense relief 70 affords. rartIr-
uiafiv DO these knowing mothers speak
~ The absence q morning sickness.
absence o. strain on ths uEameutH and
freedom from thoaa many other dis
tresrrn whiHh are usually booked forward
e. with Ho mu.h concern
There a. no question but what
''MUfhrrr Friend has r. marked tendency
60 relieve the mind and this % fser In
addition t0 The physical relief has given
a. a very wide popularity among women.
~ o. absolutely rafe 90 uHn. renders
tha ak.u r'ahie. o. penetrating f1 &C.
nature ard ia composed o. those cHnHr1.
cations tfef suited o. th0rourhIy IuHri-
este che nerves. muscles. tendors and
uEamerfa Involved
You can obtain "Mdthers Friend" IL
a'r1sf ary f-rF sore.
n ta rrrrrrH1 Urfr ~ W~affsIf Reg
uisf5r Co, fJl Lauar u'ds. AIania. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
STEUBENVILLB

STU BENN1LLE. o.. Feb. gS-The
New edinCe erected b the Presbytsrtau
Nnhgfeg.uou % Holidays Cove u Va
~ cost OF $4,000 Was dedicated TO-DAY
y hen thTce tig services were held IN.
rev Homer q. MCMILLAN g. the pastor
ne dscieatory sermon was delivered
th The Rev Geo. W. MONTGOMERY n
llttfourgh. who preached again al the
eNenins ssrN ice. Al the Afternoon ser
vice Addresses were made by me Rev.
w. Holmes ot Wensburg " Va
Rev, Or. A NJ Reid 81 StCubeuvills
= no Was the stated supply OF tho church
~ years ago and Tor many Year, after
also the Rev. -. q. Allen 80 Paris ~
who was the pastor 81 the church Tor
twenty years. ~ the evening service
Rev Jesse Deeds. ~ the cove. and Prof
Newton Miller Of BETHANY. ". Va ais
spoke. The present church T. a part %
what vas Three springs church. which
Was organized iu 1850 b. the Rev
Elisha McCurdy. a pioneer preebyterian
minister In the nfties the church EpIit
and part went 20 HariE. Pa. and tho
balance came 60 the Cove The present
edince Is built Of brick with Indiana
limestou" trimmings or English Gothic
architecture and has a finished base
Went II will seat zoo. The sabbath
school wing IL known as the RroNu
Lee Memorial named after two deceased
elders, squire VIM. Brown and VIM. Lee
families that have been identineI with
the church Tor over "A century.
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W. J.. Greer and sister. Miss Eleanor.
% Highland Park. will leave to-day Tor
next Several weeks
A special meeting Of division number
Two or the Pastors Aid Society OF the
stone church sunday school. will BE- held
this evening In Phalithea class room.
The regular weekly practice meeting
or the Woodman Rand will b. held this
eN cnlng ct tho city building at Film
Grove.
silvas Mariner. or Oak HIN. has nc
copied a position with Winters Bros. AZ
Elm Grove
The teachers and pupils OF the Locust
Gel Post sale at the school buIldIDT
Friday evening
william n. keysey. Of Film Grove. who
has been spending several week. al
charleston In the Interests Of the Intel
uErnccr. u spending a few days NJ his
nome. nc VIII return Tuesday 60 Char
lesion. whore he will remain Tor several
days.
Mlas Marjorie Harris will entertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Mrs Humuei mother m Police Can.
tain Hummel is seriously go A. the
nome of her daughter. Mrs. Vancamp.
q. H. i,rirEs - woodshsid. f. spend.
ing few days with Heliaire friends
Mrs. CHARLES Ball. ~ cleveland BE- n
reorEc fali on Gravel liilL
p. " Martin. secretary OF the Rel
laire Commercial is business visitor
at Columbus
ohio. is Waiting her father georrs
Thurn. on Gravel Wfif
The lhadysida board NJ trade will
mold lta annual meeting THURSDAY even.
inE 11lcerH FOR The ensuing year win
Miss Pauline Owing viii entertain me
Standard Hearers ~ the TIrat nj b.
church no her home orr Noble street
Iuradav evening
Miss Elizabeth RisHards. ~ c4rY--rr
here
Sire o. 4. Jackson viii .,fs-,,i, obi.
Rs F Ri q p' Is sa,,s'- Ai5 =, society ,,
no Dor home on NrbIs street
Mre William George on South NJ
ialre be zone 90 FarkershurE f1 Welt
.. Tho condition ~ Louie rorr rta o.
900 at Die home on noble street D. .rrrtt
Iv improved
Ms =. p Francis Isft esstsrfsv r.-
gIrrsiand 20 spend rev dsrs vIft -
We. iisiisn ~istaI.a, on p; c...., ,,,,.
r. srer1irg n fav f1ra with FrfarF. .i
rffnharviIia
Rev la.1n rritrrrhsm. NJ Ell, rgs...
gl.rgn W.rnNrg. conducted farrf.rs M
4 s-r,s pitr i,-yl .s 3i' 'y,s- ,'
m.s,1s N ne OHIO state a. l-r-1 1-r-?. .
sssrr'1firr "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
MANNINGTON

MANNlNGTON. W. Va. Feb. 2S-
ne wedding Of Mr.. Chas. Howard Har-
Mf iisr OF Of f Far ei5yt to to- Miss EsS6eth
aay evening at gao o'clock at the home
or the bride uncle and aunt. NJ. and
Mrs. q. NJ. Alexander. on Benuut Avenue
The guests included the members OF inc
families and intimate friends Rev. N
-. st9etzer, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. performed the ceremony Pre-
Iious 70 the entrance OF the bridal party
MIS-. G. 9. Shapard. Of Boston, Masa, a
sitsteT OF the groom. sang ! Drink 20
bridal chorus Fa- f o. the Lose The
played by Miss Virginia Chrtstuau ar
MSorgantown. Miss Miller entering with
riREe Master Edward kIessndrn- 'i ana
JamiEon Meredith. cousins OF the bride.
we're the ring bearers. and Miss Nir-
brides boGauet The bridal Couple sta ste sof
beneath large wedding bell formed Of
roses and Ercencry Following the cere-
INK Mrs. shepard sang The BIRTHDAY. 90
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
Nhite gros de loudre with real lace and
ropes 81 pearls az trimming. her veil
being caught with orange bIossoms. she
carried "A shower bouquet OF white ur-
chids and lilies o. the valley Ils- 90
with tat 70 match Miss virginia Allow
ander wore pretty dress Of blue crif-
Ton with rosebud trimmings.
On the $50 train Mr. and Mr. TIHr-
be at homo here after AriI I in tbsir
BUNGALOW which the groom has recently
erected
The bride t. a daughter g Mr. O. r.
Ailler. Of MorEantown. but FOR scvera
Years has made her home in Fai-rro1f
With her aunt. Mr. Uardcstv De- the
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Hardcsty.
~ this place.
AmunE the ouf-of-town guests were.
Nr ~. y. MILLER. % Norraufou- father
or the bride Mrs. T. D. Stewart Misses
NirEigia thriFman and Margaret suth-
erland. % MorEautown. Nr and Mrs n
= Hardesty. ral" Hamilton Mr. and
mrr y - layton, ~ Warrington. Me-.
hoFton, Mr and Mrs. Pirott Of shfrrs-
ton. and Mary houlds Hurst. Of puts
burEh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Bellaire was visited by two fires yes
terday the hrst and most serious oc-
CUTTING at $40 "a. m. when an alarm
called the department. Co the home OF
william Anderson. 2itl South Guernsey
street. spark from the chimney set
hfe 70 the roof which was burning at
"A merry clip when the fremeu arrived
Ihe nremen succeeded in eNtiuGuIshfng
the blaze and the damage will be about
$50
The second fire occurred about noon
sunday IN the rear Of Mrs. Auira home.
on Union street Rubbish burning near
a board fence set the fence on frs
which communicated with an outbuiiH.
ing The hremen arrived promptly and
eNtinguished the blaze. with slight loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Frank Marion for assault on n female
under 10 years plead guilty and gas
given peuitentiary sentence
sophia Dunlap We LIMA Cranmor.
judgment hy confession Tor 2sOI4
cases settled were. Jennie T Grff-
nth W. VIM. &. Brown, Wadislan ITr-
kaVity, thns. CrupenskL Antonio Ja1in-
IA. Prank BlazoJeuski and Joseph
ttusecE vs. Glens Run coal company
All settled AZ costs or defendant
Louis Cortz W. Anna Cortz divorce
granted because OF adultery and she
was barred from dover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
commeroaal club r1eo,,on

The annual election Of the Hellaire
Commercial club will be held Tuesday
afternoon from TO y o'clock at the
clubs headquarters ON Belmont street
Ihe following official ballot has been
mailed 20 the members. containing the
names OF the officers TO be elected .
President, J, NJ. Dubois: first vice presi-
Dent. Cook lanfurd. second vice presi-
dent. ~ +. Eodewig; third vice presi-
dent. MlIler Hooth. treasurer. WI Rletz
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uneral services were held yesterday
AZ ternoon from his late hume al Brook
siae, over the remains Of thu late Joseph
nora ST. who died at his home Friday
vices were In charge of Rev. Ross sum.
van. pastor Of the West Bridgeport Al.
= church. and were largely ATTENDED
Inltrment was In l.lnWoOd cemeterY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
BRIDGEPORT
Hsrtlsr Runsral.

FUNERAL services were held from his
tate nome IN Aetnsville yesterday after
noon over the remains Of the late Chris
sopnSr heTtler' who died late Thursday
evening. after a lingering Illness Tbs
services were In charge OF Rev. William
LnItert, pastor OF 81. James Lutheran
.hutch or wheeling. and were largely at
terry. Inv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Pstsr sehramn psan.

Peter Schramm. an eyed resident. died
Yertefday AZ his home In ShadysIds fol-
lowing lingering illness OF asthma
deceased Was 50 years OF age and a ma
tive OF Germany, but has been "A rest
years. Surviving him are his IA ilov,
ana a family OF children. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
Tuesday afternoon
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z N yoWdy. who was seriously burn
ed last Thursday afternoon. uhile trying
70 eNunguish the fire on his wife. which
later caused her death. has been re-
moved 70 the local hospital for treat
ment. ~ Il feared that blood poison Will
aeN.lop from the burns. The remains OF
Ms late vile we're sent TO kentucky last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

SATURDAY evening az the home Of his
ldIthts on howard street. this CITY o.
'urred the death Of AlOysius. Ig-year-
old son OF Mr.. and AiTs. ANTHONY AIirUrI
-lteL lingering Illness OF typhoid
~ this city and IL survived besides ne
parents. BY four brutherH John H.
lawrence Michael James D. and
anthony At a late hour last syerIn =
funeral arrangement had NOT been
competed, but will De held from 81
Anthonys Catholic rIurUn I'D 49,
the deceased was "a member
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Dinner for Scott.

James MoHel entertained the trustees
OF Mestminister Presbyterian church y,
dinner on Friday evening IN honor or
l. 81 scott member Of the trustee
board, who will shortly remsye TO
W Wheeling MI Scott was quite active
IN the work Of the church. In the recent
church merger and in his contributions
10 and IN the building Of Westminsters
new cdince.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

iNanNeHsuc services which will con-
tiuue for an indefinite arriod starte5
saturday evening In the Christian
church at Elm Grove Rev. O. a. White
OF Bethany. assisted Rev. J. X Clark OF
the Elm Grove church during the past
two evenings, which we're well ATTENDED
II - probable that Rev. ". H. Field
pastor Of the First Christian church. OF
wheeling. viii assist during the first
Of the coming week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Se.etal young people OF oak Hiu and
vicinity gave a farewell party Saturday
evening Tor Sllvas Mariner who wifi
leaNe within a Few days FOR Elm Grove
Mnere he has accepted position al
" inter brothers meat market. The even.
lus was most Pleasantly spent at games
ana music. Those IN attendance were
Misses Leila Co1ield. Elsie. Hazel and
Lillian Winters. Myrtle RIgEle aul
Margaret Becker M-ssrs. ElWooJ Mar.
lner. Leyland Cofi~ld, Thomas Mariner
Louis Davis. William Becker Cecil ana
Glenn Mariner Music during the even
ing was furnished by the Mariner Broth
crs and Louis Davis
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ouits ssnsationAl.

The report OF state Examiner John A.
Hiss into city affairs shows Hugh Pat
tersuu. Sr.. u. " Patterson. CITY clerk
and j. ". milford. who have been doing
city contract work uWue the city 12.T2t 70
IS FOR money illegally paid them. The
report charges that the name OF service
director. James Garviu was forged on
city vouchers la connection with con-
tract work for the city but who did the
forging h. not stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

The entire fire department vas called
~ saturday evening at o'clock To
the corner OF Main and Center streets
1y an alarm from box 10. When the
NJ enen arrived they discovered "A small
pLa1e on the roof Of house owned by
henry Myers. and IL was easily o.
tlngulshed with the use of chnrnIcnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Machine pttohso

Ford machine belonging TO a Fulton
party, WAS dltched late Saturday even
lux near Iriadelphia- The accident hap
pened when = youngHter. who vas driy-
Ing the machine turned 20 talk 20 the
ones IN the rear seat The machine
we'd and ran through the fence and
into the yard Of James Dulan's resi-
dence. The machine was badly damaged
but Lne yccuDanLE e.cnnea mnhmrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Meet Thia Evening

the regular monthly meeting OF the
brookside council will be held in the
important matters will be taken m a.
ing the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

4 number OF repairs are being made
20 me Two plate mills at the Aetna
STANDARD plant and the plant will be ian.
Tor NJ least three more weeks During
thc suspension many needed repairs will
- Hlhdt ana u - rumOred that when the
plant again begins Operations thai ss,,-
eral more mills will be started