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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

has been turning toward equally un.
reasonable distrust and hatred of all the
wealthy such as has been the fate of the
very rich in all the ages. Let us call all
this psychological atmosphere: and
since all classes, and especially all our
young people. who have had neither the
wisdom that comes from experience nor
that which comes from expert observa-
tion, are constantly breathing this atmos-
phere, let US find in it the chief cause
for the prevalence in America at the
present time Of THE Great Illusion"
But the deceptive influence Of the
general persuasion that happiness may be
got by attaining wealth, takes many sub.
ordinate forms. Sometimes it is chiefly
the anticipation Of the time when, being
rich, one shall be able TO crafty all ones
appetites One who is tired of black
bread and meat once a week, will surely
be happy If he can have meat every day
and plum pudding on Sunday. Perhaps
the man thinks he will enjoy champagne
more than beer; or, mayhap. the actress
or the ddnSenSe moro than the wife who
married him when he was a common
laborer, and she herself a washer-woInan
or a bar-maid The wife thinks II she
could only wear such dresses as are worn
by the wife Of her husbands employer,
or could get accepted by the social circle
in which the lady moves she should ba
much the happier or all such thoughts.
disappointment is pretty sure to be the
ultimate result And 1t would be much
worse for man or woman if it were not so.
Or, In most cases, we will believe that
the ambitions rise to higher level than
this. The man wants to have power, or
to be successful. But the happiness that
comes to oneself and through oneself to
others, in all these ways, is neither de.
pendent on wealth nor secured in secur-
ing wealth. One may have it without
riches, and one is not sure Of 1t with any
amount OF riches. And the same thing
is true OF every one Of the indispensable
conditions of happiness.
what are those conditions of happiness
which 1t is quite beyond the power OF
wealth TO afford but that may be had in
snificient and, indeed, in large measure
wlthout wealth? They are chiefly these
three; Appreciation, contentment, resig-
nation. But the art of being happy is not
our theme We are satisfied to do some.
tMlng toward explaining 1.-THE Great
Illusion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

NJ schemes, to defeat their en-.
y emies, and TO bind to them
selves at least semblance Of
devoted friendship; or they
may discover the more refined
pleasures of bestowing largesse, OF
being the objects or praise and, at
least, the semblance of gratitude, by
sharing some Of their stored goods
with others. All these things are
pleasant; they all seem chiefly de-
pendent upon the possession and
use Of wealth-and the more the
better
All modern scientific discoveries,
In the growing knowledge of how
to Increase in magnitude and null
tiply in variety the advantages
which wealth can secure, have
operated to enlarge the monstrosity
OF the great illusion; so that It
sometimes seems as though the
sages were all dead, the teachers OF
morals and religion all asleep; or had
themselves all fallen into the trap Of the
great illusion. But the voice OF those
perience, IL not their sad confession, and
the secret Judgment Of the few remain
ing wise with the wisdom of Scion and
OF Jesus, still persists in assuring us
that riches do not, and cannot, secure
happiness.
But let us now give somewhat more
particular attention to our own present
condition as viewed in the light OF
psychology and Of history. Why is
America so completely, 1t would appear,
under the influence of the great illusion?
In the first place, all our economical and
material development has favored the
overestimate Of the value Of riches to a
most monstrous degree. Sturdy vigorous.
ambitious races have been put in con-
troll Of incalculable material resources for
their rapid, development. The Govern.
ment has On the whole favored rather
than successfully opposed these resources
being unjustly appropriated, or stolen
quite outright, by crafty and INSCRIPTIONS
or corporations.
Our development of our Inheritance of
common law from England has as yet
provided no safeguard against these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

Great Britain Rights Reserved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

AlI- ana MIS- Victor BiddIe rrade a
business trip 10 Barton yesterday.
ne knights OF Pythias will hold q,
regular meeting in. their hall ON Iiprol,
avenue this evening " 'i''o'''
~ me services held az the Kirkwood NJ
-. ShIrch last evening were largely At
The streets in the business district ~
thc city were cleaned yesterday bv the
"A hose ''' vi VII"
Regular mid-wcek player, services
were held In the kirSwOod Presbyterian
church last evening. ''''
= sught grievance at the Block House
mine was settled yesterday BY the sun
district officials
Another appeal for the striking min
publicity bureau "'"
II is said that a well known man
FOUND his wife and another woman in
Tuesday evening
several from this city went 10 Mar
tins Ferry Yesterday afternoon to watch
progress being made on the new baii
park '"'
HE scott Lumber company Of this
CITY. b. furnishing some Of the lumber
Tor tho new ball park Boz Martins Fcrrv
The members 81 the Hardly Able ctfih
viii organize . Bible class al "a meetint-
10 be held sunday afternoon
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STEUBENYILLB

STEUBENVILE. o.. March IL
Headed by former Congressman J. ]
Gill. tho members OF the Chamber OF
commerce gave city officials who are
under fire a. the result Of inyestiga-
tons. g red hot lining out to-day as an
evidence that Steubenville Is aroused
20 20 her present depiorable status and
they intend 20 have houseclcaninE.
city officials were told plainly they had
better retire to private life and in one
instance u was handed out that ~ guilty
ne would be put where he belonged.
They were told that In view Of missinr
bonds. 10 was good thing that the state
OFFICIALS had gotten hold Of papers or
lhey would have been tossed out Of the
window. "Accidentally' some time A
resolution was adopted demanding a test
Or the garbage plant by CITY Engineer
j. y Leech. The commerce directors
adopted a motion 20 have the attorney
the prosecutions Of delinquent Officials
stry.
The Chamber OF Commerce has also
approved certain legislation for passage
needed 60 not waste time In going after
OFFICIALS found guilty OF dereliction. The
interests 81 our people were looked ar
type IN the board An awakened steu-
benville Is going 20 rcEenerate itself
The Taxpayers League have called r.
meeting In the court room on FRIDAY
night Co take up the municipal dereiic-
The civil service commissioners. who
were deposed. are now 20 De- granted the
courtesy Of hearing before they are
turned over Co The tender mcrciss OF "a
firing squad
The citizens are pleased Co know that
man % high character and clean rec
ord Or Hon. J. J. GIN g. Co lead them
IN the fight for better things iu CITY
affairs. Ills leadership inspires conf
oence and the people will b. torchbaar-
ers boz the legion 90 follow and back
him up.
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mont street. was bought at administra-
tors sale yesterday afternoon by Chas.
isosser. The price was $500.
Miss Bessie Bryant. OF Noble street.
mas returned from visit with friends
at Moundsville.
Mrs. Joseph Wiley entertained re
W oman's Bible class Of the South Bell
are NJ. T.. church yesterday afternoon
at her home on Twenty street.
Mrs. Frank Gibson has returned from
a visit with friends at PoWhatan.
Misses Vera and Mildred Lond who
are attending Oberlin college. are home
Tor the spring vacation.
Earl Coulter has returned to Wells
burg. after a visit with friends here.
Edwin Corbett Is IN at his home in
South Bellaire.
Ms. Flank Jones and daughte. OF Sc
brlng. o. are guests az the home OF
John w Jones, on Tallman avenue.
Deputy Sheriff BulEer was "A visitor
In the city yesterday
J. l.. Linard has returned from n visit
with friends az Sebrlng.
Charles Pracht and Fred Noight will
entertain a party of their friends this
evening at the lattcrs home. on West
Hamilton street.
Frank Hubbard. OF 81. ClairsviIIe. was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank Freedman, Of Rose Hill. was
removed TO the Martins Ferry hospital
yesterday In Grafton's Ambulance. where
he will undego an opcation 10 append
Citis.
g. r. McCluskey. OF Kane. Pa has re-
turned home after visit with relatives
here
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W Va. March "a
livery one II requested to attend tho
re social given al the Lower sand HfI
Nehool house Saturday evening. March
-. by Mrs. W "a. Turner and her sun
nay school girls. Refreshments OF All
kinds will be sold also.
Mr., and Mrs. William Jones and
daughters. Edna and Mildred. were an.
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam kempke. Of Shcrrard
MISS Orthella Brown was the guest
OF MISS Zelda Winters Sunday afternoon
quarterly meeting services will b.,
held at the sand Hin NJ. F. church. sun
gay. April =. at 3 p. m.
Easter services viii be held Sunday.
April Z. al 1850 p. m. a musical ana
literary program viii be rendered
Mrs. Merton Winters and sister. Miss
virginia t1tzsimmons, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Marsh.
Mrs. Charles Porter. OF Patterson
niece OF Mrs. samuel and Alfred Tur-
ner. aud a former resident OF this place
~ very serious at her home with an IN
ness.
Mrs. Charles Rcmpke OF Big Wheel
ing creek, and Mrs. Harry Morris. OF
Fine hill were the guests Of Mrs. Nor
Misses Florence Jones. Elizabeth Kent
ana Mr clyde Earlewine were the
guests Of Miss Elsie Caldwell sunday
Mr. and Mrs W. u. Kent spent Sun
day afternoon with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. l.. Kent.
calling on their cousin. Katherine Earle
wine. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Geisfer and
daughter. Helen. OF Oklahoma Ohio
county. attended church here SUNDAY
morning
Mr.. ". II. Turner was calling on his
sister. Mrs. William Caldwell OF Big
wheeling creek. Sunday afternoon
Messrs. William Jones and George
toN were business callers IN Elm Grove
Tuesday.
Mr.. John l.. Kent and daughter. Eliza
beth. were business Shoppers In Wheel
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. John Davis. who has been con
tincd 90 her home some time with an
illness. ls much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Winters are the
proud parents Of fine baby girl
DIR. VIII Cruise. OF Woodlawn was
called Co John Fitzsimmons last week
owing TO an illness Of a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. Davis attended
the Marshall funeral az Dallas sunday.
Miss bua Chase. az West Alexander.
Pa. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs
james Winters.
Mr.. Edward Francis was calling iu
M0undsNiilc. on business.
Misses orthella and Gwendolyu
Brown. Hculah and Alice Davis. sare
calling on Miss Zelda Winters Monday
MI Willis Cole was IN Kim Grove
transuctinE business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
RESINOL A SAFE
SKIN-REMED

You need never hesitate TO use Res
mol Ointment and Resinol SOAP
There Is nothing In them 10 injurs or
irritate the tenderest skin Resinol
~ doctors prescription which for
twenty years has been used b. care
ful physicians for eczema and many
other Itching. burning. unsiKhtly skin
affections. They prescribe Resinol
freely. knowing that its soothing. heal
ing action Is brought about By a
medication 50 bland and gentle as TO
be suited 10 the most delicate skin
even OF a tiny baby
Resinol Ointment and Resinol soap
stop itching instantly. and speedily
heal skin humors. pimples. sores.
boils. burns and piles. All druggists
sell them For samples write to Dept.
FOR. ResinOl. Baltimore. Nd
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John Furbee the popular motornan on
family from the Island TO his new home
on Zane street.
Prayer services were held in all the
iocal churches last evening ana were
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Junior Mechanics viii be rid IN their
The scanolding in front OF the PEOPLES
savings bank was torn down yesterday
Manager Stake OF the local 6 and 10
cent store has won first prize In the
window trimming contest.
Miss Laura komal was the leader AZ
the devotional services OF the Seniof
Luther league az St Johns church last
evening
A social session was the closing feat
ure OF the meeting Of the Royal Neigh
bors last evening.
The local high school baseball team
- having q good workout each evening
The Interior Of theJ-laIston & Parker
drug store 81 being given "a coat ~ paint.
saturday will be- pay dav for the men
employed in all - the local factories
and mills.
Two basket ball games will b. played
az the Baptist gymnasium F-iday eve
nins Of this week and much glferest is
being taken.
John Gallagher Of this city is train
ing daily Tor his bout at steubcnvill,
The W. a l. T.. railroad officials pass
ed through this city yesterday on an
Several candidates viii be initiated at
the meeting Of the Lady Moose Circle
20 De held tomorrow evening.
Good progress Be- being made TO tho
Rudncr a Jacobs building on Hanover
street. which will be one Of the nncst
furniture stores iu the city.
Two EpeakeaEy cases were given at
tention IN Mayor Wyckofrs court last
evening
Mrs. Jesse uallison b. recovering At
her home on South FInth street after
an attack OF pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

on March IS. the 81. clair Grange
will hold is Semi-mouthlv meeting In
their hall on Main street. The most inn
portant item on the program Is the
Fifteen Minutes or Real Fun" The
following program will be carried out.
Roll Call
Quotations from LonEfcllow.
Song .........-... ...-....... Grange
Selection o. Seeds for the Flower
Garden ......... ..-... Navy Hammond
Raising and Marketing Farm Products
-.--.-........-...- ...-. Harry Clark
Some Hints on BcautifViug the Inter- .
Tor and Exterior Of the Home ......
-.......-.......... Mrs John Agin
The Best Fence Tor the Farmer .......
.....W W. 4. Matsou end W. ~. Newlir
Then last. but. NOT least. comes The
Fifteen Minutes 81 Real Fun
Every lady Of the organization is
asked 20 bring lunch box along. these
viii he cold at auction and the proceeds
20 10 the Grange II H. requested 81
every member tf0t they attend and
make This one ~ the most ucCessfIl
meetings ever held here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

dencc 81 q. n Reeds. Of South street
and on the following Tuesday night an
other man was caught prowling in the
back yard Of Franklin Thornbcrry next
door The authorities have been uoti-
ned and viii be on the look out for any
suspicious characters and 10 o. hoped
this can De brought 10 an end az women
and children have been repeatedly scar
cd by this sort 81 thing during the past
winter in all sections Of town.
Miss Anna Mctlatchy. 81 Warren ave-
nue.. is home from visit with Wheeling
relatives
! ". Judhns. the shoe merchant D.
recovering from an attack OF Ia grippe
Thomas Scott. o. North Lincoln ave-
nue., o. home from a visit with relatives
at Quaker CITY
Visiting his parents, 81. and Mrs 81 g.
Patterson. 81 East Main street
Miss lreua SUhafer has returned 10
her homo in Bellaire. after a VISIT with
relatives here
Wesley Ward OF Harper Bros Zanee-
vile. called on the local trade here to-
day
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BARNES WILLIE


uual Masonic banquet Will be- held I'D
Masonic hail. Tuesday evening March
aNtn. This banquet has always been
considered the greatest social event %
che season and the committee this wear
have ruueHNurrd Co make this the best
~ them HII Able suHrkrrH and enter.
tnlnNra have been secured. which added
fl our own local talent will insure 4
pleasant evening. The vocal music will
hr iu charge uf the ROYAL and Lyric
uuarIgtffs and WUrfhinrtuua orchestra
WIZ. furnish the Instrumental music
Tickets are now on aaIs 90 the MILES and
t.rnu bfuE stores and az Leaps ana
JuIEiua shoe stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

In the columns OF the Martins Ferry
Times. one day this week. 81 was stated
that friends Of Ben Lewis had engaged
"a detective 10 ferrit out the cattle pots
oners. this however b. a grave mistake
a. there Is no detective working on the
case
IL Is not known where the Times re-
ceiNed its tuforms tiou. but q Is thought
someone has confused the 81. Clairsvllle
Lewis with the iamtra, and this Is very
probable 90 "A state veterinary was Wis
itlng the Lewis farms az Lamira to try
and determine the source OF the foot
and mouth epidemic lately raging on
that farm. The only detective placed on
the cattle poisoners track is conscience
attempt will in an probabilitv result
la the detection Of the poiFouerS. but a.
far as law Is concerned no efforts are
committed the terrible deed OF poison
ing dumb animals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
ST. CLAlRSVILLE


ST CLAIhsl ILl.f- OrIs. March "a -
p Ne tolluHluE transfers we're nled In
tle Belmont county recorders ofdce Ga
NJ edusz day
AleAanacr g. uarrah and Martha n
AfaFrAh % A-urCugu Good. tracf 81 land
IN kichland township. censideratI1n
1880
Mary krichbaum q al o. William q
hlrchhaurn. land in York township. con
sidsration s.
Mary klrchhaum e an. 90 John Kirrh.
baum, land On York township. considera-
tiou IS
Cecilia Warhelc 20 A a Warneld
slderaflon Love
I. " KIRK and Louise q. Kirk 20 L.
T. Mcpherson. tract o. land IN Flushing
consideration gguo.
"a p. Mackey and Mabel Mackey "a
John Green. tract % land Ia rease town
ship. consideration 8225.
sarah Grover and William n Grover
10 W. = Gillian. tract OF land IN Union
township. onsfderatfon $50
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Hunaer the 3D. sauoe-

There is no sauce equal 10 natural
hunger. II you would relish your
meals like a hungry boy. take Cham.
berlsin's Tablets They improve the
digestion and create hunger. IT, ID.
Parmenter. Cridersville. o.. writes
81 have used Chamberlain Tablets
for stomach trouble. biliousness and
constipation on and on for the past
ten years. and have never seen their
equal yet" For sale BY all dealers.
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naanv pelerate. rrpeetsd

Many delegates are expected TO attend
the meeting OF the Belmont County civic
League. which viii be held In the First
PrCsby teriau church today. DELEGATES
~ n expected 90 attend and the meet
inE promises Go he very interesting
Following ~ie meeting this afternoon
the petitions for signature nor the
statewide vote next fan will be jegtrib-
uted among the delegates and the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

The police are determined TO clean I'D
this city and ~ Is said that more raids
Will De made in the next few days on
some houses that are under suspicious.
reports have been coming that several
Of the houses that formerly operated in
Wheeling had been removed 10 this Side
OF the river, but they will be closed up
IN short order by the police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

IT, the matter OF the estate Of Prank
Iobiasek APPLICATION made 10 settle
claim FOR wrongful death Apportion-
m-nt or fund ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Michael
hires. account Med and day for heariiis
set April 20
In the matter OF the estate Of Dimi-
trie Soics. account filed and April % set
as day OF hearing.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
stewart. account nled and April 20 set
a. day FOR hearing
In the matter Of Frank Meistur. John
Poplevich asking his admission into the
Columbus state hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

The regular monthly meeting Of the
W. q. T. u. Of this place will be held
In the Methodist Episcopal church. Fol
lowing T. the program for the day
leNotionals. .... ...... Mrs. Mcfarland
Roll Cnil-W hat the Bible SAYS Of
Temperance.
Program Leader. Mrs Stoffel
solo. ............ Miss Anna pursglove
select Reading .-.. Miss Amelia Adams
Recitation ..--..-. Mrs. Geo. Robinson
Reading-Why, How, When.
.....-. .-.-.... Mrs. Harrison
solo. ........... Miss Edna Mead
Temperance and Missions. Mrs. Crozier
business. ...-... Mrs. Marion Shepherd
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BRIDGEPORT


X. T. Michener. OF this city. and H.
long, OF Martins Ferry. who were re-
Gently appointed license commissioners
Tor this county. yesterday received word
70 appear In Columbus next Monday at
which time they will be- given their IN
etrucuuus and also their commissions.
llaus are being made for the opening OF
lhe saloons the latter part OF the month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

on the evening Of March 81 the Rich
land Grange will hold meeting at the
home OF James slit The following
program Will oe rendered.
Roll call ....-....... Little Convenicnces
song .-........... ...-........... Grange
Recitation ..........-. BOZ. Jessie n. Wiley
Three old time cooking receipts.
....--.. Mrs. Vim. McFetridge
sweet clover should We Try TO Raise
IL. and Why2..-.........L O. Daniel
How 60 make 10 worth while for other
Oranges 20 Visit Us-discussion. ...
--...-. ACCOMMODATIONS. Members
song ..-.-.--.-.-.... ........... Grange
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MARTINS FERRY


A 12-year-old boy from the upper mart
~ iu" city who was being taken 10 ST
'lairsville Yesterday afternoon by ITu-
man" bfftcer Roy MrMunuus. 20 appear
~ juvenile court. gave the officer the
SIP IN bridgeport. The officer and nov
hHd Just niighted from "a street car when
the boy lodged under horse and es-
capped across the Bridgeport bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

Tho death or John Hess I'd highly o..
tr0msd resident and odd soldier. occurred
90 BIZ home 90 Armstrong; Mills on
tuesday. aged about sN years Mr Hess
Dad boon Ir poor health FOR n long time
HuH"r.uE from cancer OF fnr stomach
De leaves Hr AGED wife and five grown
husband aud ufnr. 90. HH# Vol Fr'Harr.
..'" HHH Doe friends FEHrIHH regret al
IIH death Funeral services viii Del
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woman Burned IN Explosion

Mrs. John Gullcy was severely burn
ed In gas explosion Wednesday morn
INK At her home on Twenty-nrst street
Mr.. Gulley had taken "A cap off gas
pipe near the CRATE and was In the act
OF attaching IL TO the pipe connected
with a small gas heater, when the eN-
plOsion occurred. Mrs. Gulley was
standing near by and was severely
burned on the hands and body. The eN-
plusion set fire 70 some OF the frame
work In the room and the fire depart
mcnt was called. but when the firemcn
arrlyed The blaze had been eAtIng uiahed-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

The local high school debating teams
have been selected for The debate here
April pc. Tho Affirmative team which
win debate against the MIsklrFum arHd.
rrnV neHafirr viii Dol composed Of feaet
Hayes. Abe EIurhrrr Russell Muyara
nun MnrHrllr shepherd Tho NEGATIVE
team which VIII v0 o. MuaEiuFuu ff
debate against fFrIr affirmative team
VIII hn ruwuurrf ~ Herman HerNar.
shot Helen Ilrfa rrI Harry WHrffrr
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neck just a fov pimui-s.
and then throe kn1ts cams
81 large ss a hickory nut
The sores came in a little
pimpit red an around and
were go Iufamed she
cried al r. They ltchei and
bunod She va 81 cross
and frrtrul W. couldn't
sioep o 40 anythins but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

Nra D. uunfsa ls Hl Of her home Dol
South Erfiafrr
''i." Nellie Nu.krarn. nr Harrison
.tr..t o. visiting relatives af pitfe.
burrh thiu week
Ih. N.r. D. Nnd.fer Wuunna chris
fiFn TswrrrarLn TrfUr win rref frIs
nfternoon in thr United prfHbyferian
church
James Gentle Tho r7krr win erect n
near Crescent
The eJar-tte Eaass- property. on UsI.