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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

Judge and Mrs. H, $. Bean. of Sa.
lem, arrived in Newport Friday for a
brief sojourn. They are staying at the
Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hinton, of Portland,
are domiciled in one of fhe Rest coz.
tages at Nye Beach for the season.
Miss Ethel Tooze, Leslie Tooze and
Lamar Tooze, of Salem, were among
the Saturday arrivals. They are locat.
ed at the Harleroad cottage and will
remain until September /.
j. B. Hilyard, of Portland, registered
at the Newport House Friday.
Herbert S, Button and family, of Eu.
gene. have arrived in Newport and will
remain for the season. The Buttons are
housed in their Arcadia cottage, La
Manzanita Arcadia is new addition
opened three years ago just north of
the life.saving station, Several cottages
have been built there. The location is
very attractive.
Mr. and Mrs Orin Bagley, of Suver,
are enjoying an outing at this resort.
They are registered at the Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Robertson, of Port.
land, were among the arrivals of the
week at the New Cliff House, at Nye
Beach.
c. W, Wolcott, Of Marshfield, was an
incoming passenger Wednesday.
Mrs. W. D. Wheeler, wife Of the pro.
prnetor Of the New Cliff House. is ex.
pected to arrive in Newport shortly
from Los Angeles
Mrs. W. A. Petit, of Roscburg. is
among the tenters at Tent City, the
Nye Beach camping grounds owned by
A. j. Van Wassenhove, a former resi-.
dent Of Marion county.
Charles z. Randall, deputy county at.
torney of Marion, passed the weekend
at the seaside, Mr. Randall was a
guest at the Abbey House.
d, c, Bogort, of Portland, Joined
the beahc visitors this week
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. H. Crabtrcc, Of Eu.
gene, are passing few days in New.
port.
Mrs, +. w. Langdon and daughter.
Grace, Of Portland are occupying their
Nyc Beach cottage, The Langdon cot.
togc is located block west of the post.
office and is one OF the most attractive
summer homes at Nye Beach.
h. j, Crowthers, Of Cornelius, arrived
recently for an outing, He is registered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

The older man gets the less he
knows he knows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

Newport will celebrate the anpiyer.
siaiy OF the nation s independence again
tliS year. Inasmuch as the Fourth
VIII occur ON Sunday, it has been de-.
eided to hold the celebration on Satur.
DAY, July 3. a committee of the Rod
and Gun club, Ncwport's active social
organization of 252 members, is in
charge of the arrangements for the cele.
oratlon and number of original fea.
lures are being planned. DR.. +. NJ.
carter Of this city, will be orator of
the day. Excursions will be run from
valley points.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16
B A R C AIN S

some real bargains. Special prices
for this week only. Property loeated
mere and owners live In the East
Behuiltul 20 acre tract, $50 per acre.
Well improved 100 acre farm, as per
acre.
Wen improved . acre truct, $4,000.
Modern bungalow ON paved street,
5000, worth s2OO0j terms.
'room house, barn, windmill. an
kinds Of bearing fruit trees, two lots
l5OAlJ0 feet, on good corner close in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-16

SNAPS
All kinds Of property TO exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
BY APPLYING o-8AN-NoT A DYE.
HARMLESS - CHANGES ALL
YOUR HAIR TO a SOFT.
BEAUTIFUL DARK SHADE

Don't look old-look young-so II
your hair is wispy. thin. falling. gay.
streaked with gray, faded dry prema-
turely gray, to restore TO original dark
color. simply shampoo hair and scalp a
Few times with Q-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer. All your gray hair will then
become beautifully darkened. lustrous,
soft. fresh. wavy. with that dark lus-
trous gloss making entire head of hair
evenly darkened. fascinating and at
tractiye. Also stops itching scalp. dan
drum and falling hair. Q-Ban is not A
dye. but acts on the roots. making hair
healthy. so the gray hair naturally
turns beautifully dark. so evening that
no one can tell IL has been used. Q-Ban
Is not sticky or messy: harmless and
Is guaranteed TO darken gray hair. Big
I-oZ. bottle only so cents. 1t Griest
Drug Co., ll35 Market street, Wheel.
ins. W. Va Out-of-town folks sup
piled by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
FARMLAND
Pretty Play was Given In North Street
Church by Children-wm
Repeat Tonight

An Evening m Fairyland." was enfoyed
by q large audience. last evening. at tho
North street NJ. +. church. a Midget
w cdding took place with eighty-fV.
children Of the primary department of
the sunday school taking part. Aft.~
N" wedding an elaborate reception was
served the little tots. Miss Kathryn
Deloe was pianist, while several solos
lass his play will be repeated this
evening. Mrs. kathryn Thomas Mckee
ha4 charge Of the affair.
Ihose aking part were Lillian Cof-
Ted. Edna Pruett. Elizabeth Gates. Edna
McCOid. Marjorie Grant. Loretta ReII.-
vile. Thelma Schulz. Alice stain Estber
wooster. Eva Sauna. Mildred Mucrge.
lrma Ryan. Edith MetzgeT, Lillian Long
Emma Thompson. Edith Anderson. Fav
Miller. Alfred St Myers. Harold Long.
Morgan Hicks. Lawrence Evans, Robert
Hess. Howard Layman. Wilbur Grant
William Britton. Catherine stein. Ear.
nice Coffield. sara Wilson, June Stab.
Mary Gates. Olive Muegge. GLADYS Wac
ner. Irene HUFF. Ruth Riddle, Alta Bal
ley Joseph Smith. William Lamb. Laura
Defibaugh, Dorothy Englehart. Helen
Howard Annabel Carpenter. Beatrice
Schulz. Lucille Lewis. Dorothy Paugh.
kenntth Biery. Martha Kindelberger.
sara Hartenstein, Marie Long Helen
browning. George Sadler, Herbert Rice.
Eleanor Miller. William Garrett. Can't
crime otto, Howard Moore. Carl McCoid.
william D~ougherty. Averal Miihlun.
John GIN. Mary Swope. Alfred Poe. Alice
Long. Catherine Manion, Vera GIatz
Ada zimmerman. Ralph Murphy. Robert
Gates. John Albert Pruett. George Ken.
NTH Mooney. Howard Lydick. Alice Kin
Catherine Hess. Catherine Moore. Mar
garet stein. Harriet Rush. Dorothy
Schulz. Alice Grimes. Grace Dennison
sarah Carlin. Mary Turner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
About People {
Movements OF individuals l.
and From :Iis City
AT THE HOTELS.

The Roaers-Gcorge l. Mitchell.
Pittsburgh; II. J. Knights. Erie. Pa
John holman. Cleveland. o.
The MeLure-Harry scherr. Will
Jamestown. ". Va: Harry W. Gray.
Huntington. w. Va: Mrs. A. n. Cor.
by. Cameron: ID. $. Dunno. Junction
City; ]. l. Graves. Toledo, o.: j. J,
Denke. Clarksburg. W. Va: George
McClintie. II. y. Lewis. Charleston.
". Va.
stsmm-J. r. Hayes. Falrmont: Glen
Noiing. Jacobsburg. o.: r. O. Brof.
ford. JacObsburg. o.. W. ~. Dunlap.
West Alexander. Pa; W. J.. Hughes,
Washington. Pa: Boyd =. Warner.
Washington. Pa. J. g. Booth. West Al
sTander, Pa. J. W. Garvin. %. Charles
Murray. M0undsyille; Mrs. -. 81. Muir
ray. Mrs. ". +. Cline. Grafton. w. Va.
Mise ROss Miller Brinkman, Grafton.
W. Va: +. ". Morgan. Evansville. o..
j A. Phillips. Blarksviiie. w.. Va. r
v Furbse. MiddlebOurns. o. s. Woot
Ter. KenOva; George Cohues. Hickory
Pa.
Grand csntrsi-W. g. Scott, Cam
bridge. O.. ID. J.. Lany. AndOver. o.
A. g. Lee. Frsd0nia. Pa. s. g. Beck
Akron. o. D. " Cope, Cadiz. O. J
s. Haziett. W. A. Haziett Tarentum
ia.
Rsyhsld White. Of chicago. e. here
visiting friends.
~. Robert J. Reed. ~ Twelfth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
CLOGGED KIDNEYS CAUSE
MANY PAINFUL ILLS
New Discovery Dssolves Impurities That Stop Up BODY Drain,
backaches' Headaches, Lumbago and Rheumatic Pains
Then Quickly Disappear

10 is the work Of the Kidneys 10 filter
The impurities and waste matter from
the blood. ~ they start 10 clog up with
uric acid crystals and poisonous scdi-
mcnf you are on the b~ordorland Of
serious disease.
You can't strain water thru q clog
Fcd up sieve. neither cau the kidneys
strain the puieons ont Of tho blood III
tho hltcrinE membranes are clorFcd
with these uric acid crystals What ig
me result Tho waste matter is
forced back into tho system and is rar.
ricd by the blood to ON parts Of tho
body. Tiny acid crystals are deposit.
90 in the Joints and muscles where
they don't belong and soon the trouble
starts Uncomfortable aches and pains
h,Eiu Oh make Themselves felt in inc
back and joints and every fhrc will
soon De- crying ouf that there ia some
thing wrong with the plumbing I'm.
less these signals are needed nt once
YOU are runuinr the rick o. serious
complications
The only way on earth to pcrmnn.
entity and positively relieve such cor.
ditions is 20 remove the cause For
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
OH, THOSE PIMPLES!
Get n Clear Skin With Ucanol
tho New Antiseptic Cure
for Eczema

There is uo longer need to- fool
arf7mod and embarrassed ON aerourf
~ % u%nairhfiF pImuI.. Ur tho f4ra
for tho nov arrsepus ointment. Tea
n'I carried hF aI' good drurri ia. will
soon euro fHn dI. Grurpmrrf ana Ia.y,
ine fFIn smooth. .aff and clear
M".' NJ ''" worst lfHD. of eczema.
.aIf rhoum. and even uIrar.. ar. rrr.d
Ply Icaunl a7 Ifr auu.rpf.r qualities
I.I fh" po' oH germs IH fHa diseased
aHI ''" torres rri eruption. coon
HraI healthy as.r f.E... t.l r.... ,r
Tho ola
TH" almost .rfHf.II. power OF rrs.
mol. 'D euro trl.mH and nfl.r .E.1
trouble D.. .IDan Is fH. Guarantee
given with H f1 refund fre mor.t DO Do
co.. '"' fn "I ..HI I claimed Got
20 worth from . d. gr...f A.
GO HrI .. bow quickly .II Itching
i.'.u1 Hrd .1r.u.a. .luU.ar and
.h' FkIn hrr.ra to clear 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
BRIEFS

Pears, real nice eatin' pears. were
selling in the local market yesterday
lot 40 cents the peck. cheaper than
they had been at this season for years.
smaller ones could be had as low as
30 cents the peck.
E NJ. Rogers. advertising so1icitor
for the Blue Book. the automobuists'
volume Of authority for good roads
and facts. was in the CITY Yesterday
closing contracts for next years pub.
LEGATION. lie said his men had closed
nearly twice az many ads in the
Wheeling district as last year.
Justice T. W. EngeI and a party o,
friends will leave IN the Souire's auto.
mobile next week for several davs'
hunting trip in Eastern Ohio and West.
ern Pennsylvania.
Yesterday afternoon President O.
\. Robinson. Secretary A. II. HobIit.
yell and several members OF the Obfo
valley Automobile Club. Inspected tho
work done on tho National pike
through Fulton, and other road work
IN that section. The work IL being
paid FOR BY tho club.
-Farmors are anxious about their
wheat, and arc predicting a poor crop
ncTt year. An eHtromely dry fan is
givcn na Tho cause.
A loaded sand barge bumped a
hole IN the huh ~ tho whnrfboat yes.
irrday morning, aftor having broken
.oos" from tho disabled gasoline boat
ID. and W.
NO more parcel post mail will be-
accepted Of tho Wheeling poafomre
Tor Germany. Austria OF Hungary uo.
Ul further notice. according fo AN or.
Ger received yesterday hy posfma4fe-
W. W. irwin Tho reason given is that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

returned last evening from a profes.
sional visit in Western Pennsylvania
Daniel r. McGlumphy. an aged mer
chants Waterman Of Parkersburg. r.
in the city. visiting his brother. p. J
McGlumphy. Of South Chapline street
Alex. Lawrence has returned from
Charleston. where he was called OF
account OF the critical illness OF his
brother.
Harvey Bernard. local travelling rep
resentative OF the Hendee Manufac
turing company. is expected 20 arrive
In the city Saturday after a severa.
days trip through Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slender. OF New
Martinsyille. are guests OF friends
here. They attended the Months
Coffee Visit az the Arion Club last
evening.
Miss Mary Malclom has returned &c
her home in Sistersvillo after a Wait
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Lauroll have 70
turned 10 Slstgrsville after n visit here
with Mr. Laurell's father. who - 81.
Mrs. Luther Craig has returned q
her home IN 5istersviile after a visil
here.
Will Rogers OF the North End. Ia,
resumed his work NJ the Wgilant en
CINE house. after being 90 for several
days.
Miss Mary Frances Humphrey was
reported 20 be somewhat better after
a serious attack Of typhoid fever.
George Snyder. ri Wclsburg. spcnt
yesterday visiting friends IN this city
Miss Helen Levy of Cincinnati d.
the guest OF Mrs. q. J.. Beakman
Aiiss Hester Wetheraid. of Zanes
vile. Ohio. is the guest Of friends ir
this city.
Up. j. o.. Mnrsehner. OF tho south
nlde. N Tn baltimore on business. If
lh rfpected % return sometime today
Lonnie Wllkinfon. a. the South Side
% has been ln Cambridge. Ohio. foi
s'heunH. has returned 20 his home
here.
H G. Whifakr. of tho Whitaker
plrasner company. returned yesfarday
from New York. where no spent sev
rrsl daya looking otter business mat
ters.
Mr and Mrs. o. a. stauer. n, fb,.
CITY. VIII accompany tho WhooIlre
hirh school football team ~ Hurkhan
non. Whoro They uIu witness tho CLASH
i1f me stat" championship.
wilbur Watkins viii leave .fav f.,
~hurkfarrDn whore ho viii urnrr. ffs
"Hn.IIr. -ItIrFrrnn0u game
IrII Smith. former Whcsf.rr f.rt
school football player. viii Is1tr f.f.
afternoon with fhn local f,ru ~.
~bHrkhnrnor. uhern rr aII attend ta,
rnHmpionfhip game Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Uric Acid Poison
Undermines Health
Rheuma Drives II Prom the system
and Eliminates Rheumstism.

livery since Rheuma has been soid
Boz this vicinity. fhc saie of fiis mar.
yelous rheumatism remedy ha. been
steadily on fhe incr sss Iiis i. due
~ the fact that Rheums Us guaranteed
- eliminate rheumsH.m Hr money
back IL cleanses tfe system oft uric
acid pOison.
Read ihis proof INTER treatment
bY three doctors. without result. 3
have been rurrd ~ r. very bad la.. of
meumausm by using fw0 bottles nj.
kheuma To De- now $50 Yrrrs since d
used IRE remedy and J. am sfff a. .rT
as ever. Previously ] vas re- prfrrf-.
Walking with cfutrhss Judge flIr
Barh0fst, Fort IrrtmIf. Ohio.
Eheuma 20 sold PSI John Coleman
q. aHd IT druggists ai r0 CENTS C..t
ne genuine in liquid form for ir.
ternal use only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

the steamships refuse To acca,, s,oh
parcels for transportation.
Lights will be placed IN tho haze
u Inlon school by the board of
I0alloh' so that social center work
anu games may be played in that de
f"i'HIent curing the winter evenings.
Sergeant r. Meredith. who was in
Charge OF the navy recruiting STATION
pa ms city for some time. o located
IN ~Flttsburgh. is in the city for a Short
une' II Is likely that a recruiting sta.
uoh Will aagin be established here
according to Mr.. Meredith.
-Iypewritten copies OF certain
tuies TO be maintained about the citv
Duildlng have been issued. IL is said
% certain Offices.
en- additional jurors reported 10
Judse Alan ~. Robinson in Criminal
Court yesterday.
county Clerk John II. Wells was
notlhed yesterday that all reports Of
Equity hre wardens must be certified
10 the county clerk.
-Dodney Dixon has secured his 70.
leaso from the workhouse. due TO his
ability as a letter writer.
a horse. the property OF Fred
rank VIII be sold az the north door
OF the our house December 8 nv
constable a J. Wilson. 10 satisfy /,
claim Tor 1853 Of Mr.. Chester Whit.
ham. VIM
County Engineer Stcenrod notified
farmers who have done stone Uork on
lh" roads. and who now have con.
.I''lF' mat tho same must be fulfilled
by the last Of this month.
County Commissioners took Nm 90
inmates yesterday. and also audited
o number Of bills.
Tho question OF the proposed mer
OF the Bell and Consolidated teIe.
'"ne systems will De finally left up
10 the people. 90 is understood.
-Dts 'Iy' Cobb. who reported 10
,I'Hic management last spring
ana later came near breaking INTO
'I' Tor having passed a WORTHLESS
.,N i' Cd local hrm lor au sutomo.
aFaiu in tolls at Pittsburgh
lacked thc necessary automobile
tnN money 'n show 20 certain actress
lIf hini ut H time She should rr.1y
hence hi. detention in he cwnt
City cooler. DO De- reported here
during Che past week more thai,
I..V1 circular letters have been sert
'ut from 'hc local AID and Social g.,
wee Association They arc rc%gardirg
iHc Charities and Correction rauven-
1'n Chat VII open Monday
Nrort.mcr off Martins Ferry. met
Eclrr.Ilr evening and organized a
'"EinE r'Hh tn Chat CITY, Brock Brown
ae chosen cuisines. manager. Robert
.n. secretary and treasurer. and
'.f White. promoter They win en-
..ftr Orb bring some .' flc best light.
weight. fH Martin. Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

this there BE- nothing better than the
r,hm'ndauons made for SolvaR. tbe
inexpensive. and quick arfInr
nuhey treatment "a Eoes straight Dc
we seat Of the trouble and IL De-
90 dissolve the uric acid e.Ii
mont That is holding tho kidnevs f-.u
uolnE thcir work properly. When Sol
gay starts cleaning out tho kifn.vs
complete change De- felt Immediately
ne blood reaching tho Kidney Iu.f
~ Win waste is now strained and FI
Tered and Eocs PUMPING back fbror
w" arteries clean and pure. wasi LIE
ti IMPURITIES before NJ Whom mo
pnispf is acid is washed out al tho
lninis and muscles. the pains rHd
chgt disappear and tho whole D. If
hilknicns up nH N by maric
Try SolvaX to-day. You arc ell
inF yourself ont OF v0ur fnU On "
mcnt Of lie 10 YOU don't hcIp r.lr
ndneNs 90 Do their work pr0prrlv "
n Grieet a Co and other ~
afusFiet7 have Solvav ~ ~ i@nc1r.n.
I've. harmless and very easy 10 fslo
Always Fold under a r-uaranfoe ~
Satisfaction or money hack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
WELLSBURG

WELLSHJRG. W. Va. Nov. Is
NeIleburE o. fo have r. Chamber Of Com
ul"rce The organization is Co be effect
81 on tuesday oNeniur. November gard.
Preceding the organization ~ the civic
on EnnlLttiou u banquet viii BE- served
~ the Hotel Charlton The hour set FOR
the banquet o. 80 o. ~. To 30 aII the
merchants. business men. professional
mon. ana Officials have been invited. and
% ig expected thai every business In fhs
city VIII D. represented The Chamber
OF Commerce viii ht the result OF boost.
ms hF o. number OF business men Of the
city. who have made arrangements Tor
ih" banquet and The getting of the men
together
hr d. Frank Murphy. ono Of the most
prominent men Boz The upper Ohio Val
JOS. and ono nf che beet boosters ~
rf 'uhenfI |Ic ID. hne accepted the invita-
tuln tn D." present and Oh. address frr
"Irhurg business men Afrr the Hd.
dress ~ Mr Murphy and some local
men officials Will D. elected and conn.
mittrfs named and tf Jaws and u com
HiItutIun viii d. ordered tu bf prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Arrested Kansas City Man.

Word was received here yesterday
from Kansas City by the sheriff to ars
rest a man by the name of Albert Duck
er who Is wanted in that city on the
naughy was given the case who located
MIN In Barton. O. yesterday morning.
tucker IL alleged TO have stolen a team
Of horses valued at $500 and m~erchan-
disc valued at $500. When arrested ne
stated that he would go to Kansas city
without requisituu papers. The Off
Gals OF that place We're notified imnie-
diately who will transfer him TO that
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

nome
NJ IT. Lathcm. Of -Eavenswood. Be- VS.
itinE az the home Of his brother. T. II.
Lathcm. on hiF vas Co Rochester IA.
william lseib.arth left ON "Wednesday
Tor ilucftcId. after "a few DAYS visit NJ
his home iu this city.
Miss Myrtle West who BE- 80 al her
home on Bethany pike is reported 10 b.
imurUEInE.
Nj. and Mrs 1T Bumpue and two
children. John and Evelyn. o. gtsubau-
vile. q. and Mrs. ChanOwich and kfIar
Viola Combs. Of ST. Louis. Mo. were
Mrs o. A. Baxter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
SPEAKS TONIGHT
Archdeaoon b. M Spur Will Deliver In.
terestnR Lecture az Eoff Street
Templa To-niaht

The Prisoner will be the subject Of
n lecture 60 be delivered tonight al the
Eoff street Temple by Archdeacon b NJ
spur. OF Glendale. DIT. Spur for the
past several years has been closely con.
Moundsville.
The occasion a. a social service 70 be-
given. preparatory 60 the state confer.
ence on charities and Corrections which
opens here net Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

The following realty deeds were re-
ceived FOR transfer In the recorders Of
flee Thursday.
j. +. Harvey TO Camilo Rizzino. land In
HIGHLAND tp. SI11U.
Robert Ulrich and wife to David T.
Mandry. land situated In the city OF
Martins Ferry. 500.
lola Moore ct al 10 Nora Pyle. land sit
uated In Pease -p. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Matter

Matter OF the contest by Charles
Junkins OF the election OF Herman
Schafer as mayor Of tho village OF
Bridgeport Schafer elected.
Matter OF the assignment Of William
raha inventory filed and approved.
Estate OF Henrietta Mckinley. deceas-
ran fixing collateral inheritance tax
Estate OF Frank Gephart. deceased. ac-
count settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
LUNcHEoN AND o x
To be Held This Evening by Robinson
Bible Class.

inc Robinson Mems Bible class OF the
First United Presbyterian church will
hold "a luncheon and smoker In the lee
ture room this evening. II has been ar
ranged 20 have the sunday school or
chcstra give several selections and vocal
solos will be given by Mr.. VIII Leach.
and Mr. William Detweiler. Mr.. Robert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
RIVER NEWS

Heavy rains along the Ohio and
upper rivers have brought good
packet stages at nearly all points. At
the local wharfboat a stage OF IL feet
was recorded yesterday.
The Lorena will arrive here this
morning from Pittsburgh for Parkers-
burg The steamer will continue in
this trade for some time. The Liberty
Will arrive from Marietta this evening
ana VIII depart Saturday morning at
III SO for Matamoras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
ST. CLAIRSYILLE

81. CLAlRSNILLE. O.. Nov. iS-Ons
case IN the common pleas court yester-
LAY atIorney 9. Z Undertake In behalf
OF William BoVenizer against Made
rove. Plainttff says that he and the de-
PENDANT entered into "A partnership by
purchasing an automobile. Plaintiff al
leges that he has sufficient reason 10
nave a receiver appointed 10 sell the ma
chine in order TO dissolve the partner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

state school Inspector visited the 10
cal schools yesterday.
Jack Jones Of Cleveland Is home for
a few days.
squire Simpson OF barton was calling
on local friends Thursday.
Every body should attend tho first
BASKETBALL game or the season 10 he held
In the Rink this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

luH village council held "A aueria1
meeting last evening and passed "A resa-
tuition requesting that the -. & n. rail-
road nmpuuy give over their part Of
the passenger lease Co the Wheeling
Traction company. n is Understood thai
me u. 4 % railroad company will retain
the frelEnt service after the Traction
company runs cars into ST. C1alrsvIIlr.
IN" railroad company viii no doubt com
Fly with the resolution PASSED by coun-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-5.5 feet. stat
clear. 49, e'
FARkERSBURG-I1 feet. stationary:
cloudy. e'
OIL ClTY-1.7 foot. stationary. clear.
AHREN- foot. stationary; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

The larceny case Of the state Of Ohio
against Lawrence Van Horne which has
been going on in the common pleas court
Tor the past day and a half was brought
TO an end yesterday al noon when the
jury returned "A verdict finding the de-
PENDANT guilty as charged In the indict-
mcnt.