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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
TOLD IN A
FEW LINES

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The price of bread in Pueblo was in
creased from to 7H cents. q loaf this
week. Large loaves will sell for Is cents.
The former price was 10 cents.
Jacob Gutterman has been elected Sec
retary OF Jewish Bakers Union No. 208.
Meetings are now held the second and
fourth Fridays, IL a. M, at 2642 West
Colfax avenue
The Trades and Labor Assembly Labor
Day Committee will hold its first meet
ing tomorrow Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock at the Building Trades Club,
1871 Arapahoe street
Eugene V. Debs. three times candidate
for president on the Socialist ticket, is
in Denver and will deliver a lecture to-
night at the Peoples Tabernacle, Twen-
tieth and lawrence streets.
Commissioner of Property Otto F.
Thum announces that work on the
Mountain Park roads will begin next
Monday, and that quite number of
Denver men viii be given employment.
will give a dance next Tuesday night.
February %. at Caldwell hall. I247 Broad
way Tickets 30 cents per couple. Hal
G. Nichols orchestra will furnish the
music. A jolly evenings entertainment
is assured all who attend.
! Mrs James c. Bulger, wife of the
Ncity plumbing inspector. left for Lead
vile Thursday to be at the bedside of
her father, Philip Corbett, who was Sc
riously injured in 4 mine accident there
this week. His condition was reported
as such that little hope is entertained
for his recovery.
The park department will erect shell
ter house at Colorado boulevard and
Iwentieth avenue parkway, similar to
the one on the civic center grounds at
Colfax and broadway. The proposed
shelter house is designed for the com
fort ami convenience of patrons of the
Colorado museum and OF citizens who
take tbs street ears At that point
A meeting Of the State Conference of
Unemployed viii be held tomorrow Sun
day. afternoon at , o'clock. in Painters
Onion hall Eighteenth and Champa
streets President John AleIennan OF
the stat Federation of Labor and Dean
Aiartyn Hart OF st. Johns Episcopal
church haVe promised TO be present and
speak.
There are more than 3.O00.O00 acres
Of schoul lands available for settlement
and Development in Colorado. There is
I ON file with the state land board a list
containing the names and addresses of
10000 persons who seek information
about settlement ON these Colorado lands
and want to come here il the conditions
are practicable
Patriotic Denver viii crowd the Audi
toria3 Tonight when the Washington
and lincoln memorial association will
give is annual program This perform
ance will be the third annual celebration
by the association. and an audience of at
least lo.00o persons is expected TO gather
in the Auditorium Uniformed member.
Of forty fraternal organizations and pa
triotie societies will be marshaled into
the Auditorium by the G. A. X. drum
corps. and will sit in reserved sections.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
!. N. ". DELEGATES TO A. F. or |

Eight telegates to the ,'merican Fol
Grafton Of Labor convention elected by
the United Mine Workers of America are
as follows;> President John =. White,
Vice President Frank J. Hayes. Secne-
tary- Treasurer William Green, John
Mitchell, John II. Walker. Duncan Nc
Donald. Adolph Gcrmer and John Moore.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
HAckErHAL sRos.
undorknkon

Members OF organised labor In
Denver and vicinity are generally
informed ~ to the courtesics and
attention given by Hackethal Bros.,
undertakers. located at 1851 Kala-
math St Phone Main S65S. Theo.
dcre and George Hackethal conn
pose the firm. the latter being
member Of Denver Typographirsl
Union. Their office aud parlors
are cpen day and night
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
PRESSMEN.

Daniel Murphy, who succeeds Andrew
J. Gallagher to the presidency of the
San fnncisco Labor Council. has been
in the trade union movement since boy
hood and has taken an active part in
its affairs, having heen district organ
irer tor the International Printing
FRESHMEN and Assistants Union for a
number OF years, and at present is pres
idcnt Of the San Francisco Web Press.
mems Union.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

union firms using the label of the Al
lied Printing Trades.
The Detroit Tribune has ceased pub
hcation and the Michigan metropolis
now las but one morning paper. As
result so men have been laid off.
The Evening News, which is published
in the same office and by the same
company. has employed twelve or four
teen OF those who were in the mcchan-
lea, apartments OF the Tribune. They
are working on the night staff of the
News The paper will also ftake care
of several others. Those who were not
taken buck will receive two weeks pay.
Raimor says that Hearst is looking over
the field and contemplates establishing
u morning paper in Detroit
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
HER LACK OF TACT.

Miss Soulsby has not particle of
tact"
What has she done nowt"
The other evening when Mr.. Jag
giles, who is notorious for not paying his
debts, asked her to sing she went to
the piano and sang. Trust Him Not. y"
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
WHERE 10 FIND EN-.

II you are lonesome and want pleas.
ant place to spend an afternoon or even
ing, with congenial companions, daily
papers, magazines and books, join the
Trades Union Benefit Association Club,
second floor Quincy building. 18th and
Curtis. All union men eligible.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

oKeefe. the popular ieweler at Sc
Fifteenth street, has those beautifu
bride rings. Don't be afraid. boys.-Ad,
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
WILLIE WANTS 10 KNOW.

Pa. when you say you're laying for
person il means you have grudge
against him. doesn't ity''
"Generally. my son."
We'll has the hen a grpdge against
the farmer. pay
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
LTrHOCRAPHERS.

.Iohn Bjorklund. president of the Den,
yer lithogrsphers Union. recently elect
cd y ice president of the Amalgamate,l
Lithographers of America. is in New
York attending session OF the ma
tionai executive council which is per-
fecting details necessarily following the
combining Of four national organizations
of the craft. He will return to the city
next week.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Beats them all. Ia Bell- Sc cigar
union made in Denvcr.--Adv
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

this incident impressed him with the
Importance of obcying the law. and he
has been preaching the doctrine Of
obedience 10 legal mandates ever since.
Just the same he got married. and has
never had cause TO regret IL.
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Judge Charles CT Butler of Denver,
called In by Judge MeIiendrie to hear the
strike eases Mt Trinidad. has upset some
Of the legal procedure in vogue there
ever since the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company began doing business. A de-
eision rendered BY him has made II nee
e<-ary for the prosecution TO file direct
informstion- against about sixty mcn
who had previously iseen indicted for
murder arson and about every other
high crime and misdemeanor on the cal
cndRr. Attorneys for the former sfrik-
er. under indictment entered pleas
alleging the 'ncomprtcney OF Sheriff
James :. srisham To summon the grand
jury which returned the indictments. and
that the findings of the jury were H.
legal because individual members of the
grand jury were in the employ OF the
coal companies. who are the real prose-
ctitors. and had openly boastcd of their
participation in the warfare upon union
miners. Judge Butler sustained thc-e
pleas, which practically quashcd the in
dictment-. lie then gave the attorneys
ten days i, which TO answer this ruling.
Attorney General Fred Farrar tsiis week
filed direct informations against most OF
the men against whom Illegal indict-
ments had bcrn rendered and this will
bring into question dcbatable point Of
Law to whether the attorney general
'of the state has the right to file direct
informations over the head OF the dis
trict attorney.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Try a Principe do Lees cigar for an
after-dinncr smoky Union mades-Adv
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

The price of bread in Pueblo was in
creased from.5 to ~ cents. loaf this
week. Large loaves will sell for Is cents.
The former price was 10 cents.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Send The Bulletin to Distant friends.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Jacob Gutterman has been elected Sec
retary OF Jewish Bakers Union No. 20s.
Meetings are now held the second and
fourth Fridays, IL a. M, at 2642 West
Colfax avenue.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

There are more than 3.O0O.000 acres
of school lands available for settlement
and Development in Colorado. There is
ON file with the state land board a list
containing the names and addresses of
10000 persons who seek information
about settlement on these Colorado lands
and want to come here il the conditions
are practicable
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

The Trades and Labor Assembly Labor
Day Committee will hold its first meet
ing tomorrow Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock at the Building Trades Club,
1881 Arapaboe street.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

The park department will erect a shell
ter house at Colorado boulevard and
Twentieth avenue parkway, similar to
the one on the civic center grounds at
Colfax and broadway The proposed
shelter house is designed for the COM
fort and convenience of patrons of the
Colorsdo museum and OF citizens who
take the street ears at that point.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

4 me,Ilng of the State Conference OF
Cnemployed viii be held tomorrow Sun
day. afternoon at o'clock, in Painters
Onion hall Eighteenth and Champa
streets President John AleLennan OF
the stat Federation of Labor and Dean
Mnrtyn Hart OF st. Johns Episcopal
church lsve promised TO be present and
speak
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Eugene V. Debs. three times candidate
for president on the Socialist ticket, is
in Denver and will deliver a lecture to-
night at the Peoples Tabernacle, Twen-
tieth and lawrence streets.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Commissioner of Property Otto F
Thum announces that work on the
Mountain Park roads will begin next
Monday, and that quite number OF
Denver men VIII be given employment.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20

Mrs James c. Bulger, wife of the
city plumbing inspector. left for Lead
vile Thursday to be at the bedside OF
her father, Philip Corbett, who was Sc
riously injured in a mine accident there
this week. His condition was reported
as such that little hope is entertained
for his recovery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
EAST HIGHLAND

EAST HIGHLAND. q. April Is
missionary meeting was held AT the
friends church here last SUNDAY morn
ing. several from Mt. Pleasant being in
attendance. Those here were Rev. HUI
Miss Elizabeth jenkins and Miss oliver
a returned missionary from Iudo. china.
VINO gave quite an interesting address.
Rev Horn. OF ST. Clsirsville. preached
az the Christian church here last sun
day evening.
An ice cream social will he held at
the East Richland Christian church here
next Saturday evening. May lot. Every
one welcome.
Several ~neighbors and friends enjoy
ed a social evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Patsy Giblon. at their home here last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Hadley. Of BeIlaire. is here
staying with her friend. Mrs. Alex. Dan
ford.
Mr.. Russell Cope. OF ST. CIairsviIie.
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Cope.
At the county infirmary.
Mr.. End Mrs. Charles Pickering spent
SUNDAY with their daughter MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Caldwell. at Bannock.
The many friends here Of Mrs. =. Il
Caldwell were much panied TO hear OF
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WAS UNCONSCIOUS
FOR MANY DAYS
Mrs } z. Io~rie Was unconscious
From sunday Night Until
Tuesday.

Many local people are daily testify
lng that the effect Of Plant Juice. the
new herbal system tonic. on their sys-
tenn f. almost immediate In cases OF
stomach. liver n kidney trouble and
that II stand the highest for It's re-
m@rkable results IN the most distress
lng cases. Following IL the statement
from Mrs ]. p Lowrle. who lives al
NO. 10 HemlOck street. North side.
Mrs. Lowrie has resided in Pittsburgh
Tor the past 70 years. and Is well
known In lodge circles aud has a host
OF friends who viii ~ glad 10 earn OF
ker recovery TO health. She said
For Is years ! have suffered from
stomach trouble. was 50 bad that 4
could not retain solid fOod Of n
kind. and at times would become uu-
conscious. and at n time was uncon-
soious from sunday night until the
following Tuesday. I could not sleep
end my heart was in a fearful condi-
tion and al times almost stopped beat
iEg On the advice Of MY physician
/ look trips 10 various places. but
nothing helped me until began the
Use OF Plant Juice am frank to
state that ] am delighted with the re
suits I have received. My stomach Is
fine digest my food perfectly. have
a line appetite and can eat anything I
want I truly feel like a new woman.
and am going To be- a Plant Juice
booster for the balance OF my life.
Plant Juice II old In Wheeling at
all drug stores.
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Briefs.

Miss Katheryne Heskett OF Bethes-
da. O.. is spending several days mere
the guest OF her sister. Miss Florence
Heskett. OF jefferson venue.
Mrs. Mary Reed OF Cameron. Will
spend the summer here with her son.
W. W. Reed and family OF Cedar ave
nue..
. Mrs. +. q. Roberts OF jefferson ave
nue.. IL at the bedside OF her daughter.
Mrs. VIII McGlumphy. who recently
underwent an operation for append
citis. while visiting at the home or
her sister. Mrs. Nicholas at Naynes-
burg. Pa.
here yesterday for a visit to mis- moth
ct. Mrs. Susan Griffith OF Jefferson
avenue
Miss Ella Dobbs Of Bridgeport. o.,
Is the guest Of friends in this city Tor
a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Litman Of Duny. o..
has Zee called TO this city or recount
OF the Illness OF her dapghter. Mrs.
Lee Seals OF Morton n
The Ladies OF the G. A. X. have ar
ranged TO hold a chicken supper at
the Calvary NJ. E. church text Friday
evening.
The many friends OF Mrs. c. &.
Newman. wife Of the late Judge New
man. will regret 10 learn that she is
quite seriously i'll at her home at
Wheeling.
County Road Engineer T. J. Bartrug
spent yesterday attending TO business
~ Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Willing Girls class OF Calvary
VI. +. church held their regular month
ly meeting last evening.
Miss Mable Nance was hostess TO
the VI. VI VI. Club last evening at her
home on TOmlinsOn avenue.
Seats for the Williams Colored
Singers minstrels to be staged at the
school auditorium Thursday evening,
under the auspices Of the Simpson
Epworth League. are selling very rap
idly.
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co.

has been ar inmate 81 the infirmary fo-
almost Tine years Ills remains were
buried az that institution On Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
children. 90 -. ClGirsViilc. Wer, SUNDAY
N~lsitors her with her Parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edtuond Williamson.
Mr. Frank Hubbard. Of II. CIairsyiII~.
was a visitor here sunday. with his
parents.
Mr. John Hays. 81 St ClntrsviIio. vas
n Visitor here last sunday with tho fam
Hays.
Mr.. Il L. Fowler attended the funeral
OF his grandson. Nv. Frank Fowler. when
Was held from his late home ~ Jhrichs-
,t'". lost ouday
Miss Alice Roseve has returned homo
aiter spending the winter with relatives
In E"llair- and MoundsVtIle
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Council In Routine Meeting.

Much routine business was trans
acted at the regular meeting Of coun-
ell last night. including improvements
TO several streets and sewer mains.
The clerk was Instructed to proceed
with the collection OF all taxes u
the city. as II is desired TO close the
city accounts. Several property
holders will be notified TO remove
rubbish and other refuse from their
properties. The request OF II. 4. HIN
man. architect for the federal build
ing. that two trees be cut down and
a permanent grade established on
Seventh street between Lafayette
and Lockwood was granted.
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her sudden death. which occurred las,
Wednesday. April 2tst. a. her homo ~
Hammock hrs. Caldwell was a former
resident here and had many friends mere
heart.
Air. and Mrs. Ralph Rosevc spent sun
dfy with friends al Louisville.
Mrs. Payne Davis. who has been CON
fined in n hospital at Coshocton for sew
eTal weeks. has been brought to her
home at Holloway. much improved in
health. She was a former resident here.
being a daughter I'm law OF Mrs WIN
Taylor. Of this place.
Father McEachen. - Barton. preached
Mr.. william katon died at the fnfirr-
airy here last Saturday. or "pericareitls
Mr.. katon came 20 this country from
ireland when but ; years OF axe. he be
Ing IS II the time OF his death. H.
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Rheumatism in Joints
Pain Disappears and Swelling vanishss
IN q Few Days.

That Is happens ~ you use
Rheuma. the wonderful remedy that
John Coleman Co. Wheeling. W. Va
and all druggists sell on the money
back ~ not cured" plan. There r. a vast
amount Of rheumatism In this vicinity.
and ~ you know any sufferer. call his
attention to this generous offer.
Rheuma f. a o~uick-acting prescription.
You will know your rheumatism is ieav-
ing 70 hours after you take the first
dose. II dissolves the uric acid and
drives 50 from its lodging place.
Mrs. Alice A.. Brown. Ithaca. y. Y.
writes: For seven years suffered
greatly with In my hin: at
night l was scarcely able 20 sleep. one
bottle or Rheuma cured me"
That sounds miraculous. but Rheuma
does miraculous things. Fifty cents a
bottle.
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Coughs and Colds
Not to Be Neglected

Anyone VIII realize The seriousnesa
OF ncglcctlnE "a cold 10 he observes
results q such neglect among his
acquaintances. How often have you
heard He caught cold. didn't do any
thing for Do and o. turned lnto"-theu
some dreaded disease is named.
Ordinary colds Weld 20 PROMPT
treatment a. the beginning. That r.
why every family hould b. supplied
With r. reliable cough mfdIr.na-ona
tlaf viii heal raw and iudamcd SUR
faffa loosen the phlcEm. afIay ifrl-
taf1u. ease Tire luarHeuesa and Hfon
TIE UrkIlrT sensation BOO the throat
That does not permit % TO sleep.
I0iev's Honey and Tar Compound
e. Invaluable f0r relief ~ coughs.
colds Group. ~whoopluE cough. tick
ling DOB throat. tENfreFa rr
grippe or bronchial coughs. IL con-
faIrH uo harmful Ingredients. Tf Is
healing, soothing. Efficient and pleas
tng
For sals ~ Ohm Coleman CO.
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spending q few DAYS at Charleston
visiting with relatives.

spending q few DAYS at Charleston
visiting with relatives.
James Kelley Of Glendale will move
ms family 10 he property recently
Nacaicd by II. c. Wolfe on Marshall
street today.
Misses Ora Powell and Madge
crow OF Moundsville were the sun
gay quests OF Mrs. John MARBLE OF
Marshall street.
m Riggs Of Fairyiew Ridge
spent Yesterday in the city visiting
win friends and attending 10 bust.
ness matters.
The Doyle & Bloyd on
Marshall street rebuilt into 2 con.
tectionery has been completed and
confectionery.
Miss Mary Mcmahon Of Glendale.
spent sunday In the city visiting with
friends u relatives.
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Banssviiis Brasfa.

r. Parsons and bright little Grand
~daughter. Alice Perry. OF EAst Main
Mrs Jessie Perry. who va. ree@ntfv
operated upon at the ohio Valley Gen
This city Will he gia 10 Know she Is
Edward Hunt. OF Hartford. Is . su.s,
a y me home or IL = Barnes. OF East
Frank EiiSof sistersvrL. 4. .peps-
ing a few days with relatives and
Or Ludwig. the v~stina-y. &. spending
IA Few day - his home IN Marietta.
tsresting baby Ruth. OF GAINESVILLE. are
ri-ltng their parents. Air. and Mrs
it9ss Clegg. ~ Ohio street.
Mrs James Reed. Of Wheeling. spent
ne weekend with Mrs. Harley Camp-
lelL OF West Main street and Mrs. "A.
; Barnes OF Church street.
Fmnk Corhin. oven contractor. VINO
recently completed several larE. o
ln nennsylNania Is visiting his amily
Mrs Matilda Hoppe. OF South Broad
way. left recently FOR Wheeling. vheTa
= viii spend tho summer with rsia-
AIRS. Edith Hunt. Of Bethesda was q.
shopper in town Saturday.
broadway. visited relatives "a B.imon,.
sunday.
James Niohols. OF the Nichols hotel
20 the stewart watt residence on SfuiN
Mr. Russell whitllnger and It'll.
son. Warren, OF South Lincoln avenus
are visiting relatives IN GAINESVILLE.
g y. Allen. OF Byesviile. spent sun
street.
Herman Spring. OF Cambridge. spen,
sunday az the home OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Spring. OF this place.
The Misses Minnie and Augusta Fro
,clich. Of Wheeling. have been spenfsn,
a few days here.
Mrs William Foley and little son. OF
cleveland. are here for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Fowler. or
South Gardner street.
Miss Viola Ruble. OF South Chestnut
street. Is recovering from a recent IN
ness.
otto Hunt and RusseIerurner.- OF
city. N"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols. who have
nten conducting a hotel on Arch street.
Tor a number Of years. will remove this
Week to the Stewart Watt property on
Mulberry street.
Miss Florence Allen. % South Chest
nut street. has accepted a position ar
the W. =. stephens private hospital in
this city as bookkeeper and entered nm
on her duties this week.
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DIT. W. j. BIake. one OF the most prom
|inent local physicians OF this town. has
reutnred from n western trip. Dr. Blake
was indicted before the Ohio county
srand Jury last fall. charged With crimi-
nal assault. and when he learned posi-
|tively that he had been indicted he re-
turned to this community Immediately
gave himself up yesterday morning
Ito the authorities. He furnished bond
|of $4,000 to appear before the court for
trial. DR.. Blake has retained Attorneys
~. v. Handlan and T. 4. Riley 10 defend
him. The complaint Is by a nurse In a
Wheeling hospital.
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Funeral services for the late Sylas
Conway. were held 81 the home in
BenwOOd yesterday afternoon in
charge Of Rev. G. ". Fuller. Ir.. and
Rev. r. ID Sampson. Interment WAS
made In the McMechcn cemetery.
A large delegation % local persons
including members Of the Pvthian or.
der. attended the funeral Of the late
william q. Hillard A. BenwoOd yes
tcrday afternoon.
Miss Laura Scheloph Of this CITY. is
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M'MECHEN
Hall Funeral HnId-

Impressive funeral services for the
late Henry Hall. who succumbed AZ
the nome OF his daughter. Mrs. Will
lam Hawkins. Sunday evening. death
resulting from infirmities OF old age.
were held at the place of death last
evening al 3 O'Clock. conducted BY
Rev. c. ". Fuller, Jr.. pastor OF the
Christian church. The remains will
be taken TO his former home at Proc.
tor this morning where they will be
inferred.
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indor fhe supervision ~ Engineer
Conner. o. large force OF men we're
put f0 work yesterday morning clean.
lnE fhe main trunk sewer line on fast
seventh street. and the one throuRn
90 tIIfn street ball park This is
The starting ~ the work Of q general
inspection and putting In order of the
entire system
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xep. y nav. Lsrr. Auai.ne..

IL - expected that there viii he a.
large an audience % greet the Dramatic
|ciub Of the Ken ~ frsm~n when they
the play. ~TeAm-M ork At the
|McNechen school building a. there vas
LAT the play last friday evening. when
THE same comedy will be given at Ne
Mechen. Friday evening. May = There
were scores OF persons who we're unable
To obtain entrance az the Union High
|school auditorium when the play WAS
given there. which proved TO be one OF
fairs Of the kind ever held In this com
|muulty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

J W Ncilmau who vas recently
appointed to tho postmastership mere
VII takr up bic official duties next
saturday morning. MAY 4 Mr. Albert
3 winter term expires today but a.
the quarterly count b. 70 be- made
NAY l. Mr. Winters will remain IN
charge until that date