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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liberal Demand for All Grains and
Wheat is Quoted but 0ne.Hslf
Cent Lower.
CROP REPORTS GOOD AS WHOLE

OMAHA. June s 1915
There was liberal demand for all
grains today There was number Of
wheat salcs reported and the market was
quoted nc lower. The dark turkey
varieties command premium OF i%6fic
over the ordinary hard winter wheat.
The receipts OF corn were good and
there was a god amount OF white and
yellow com sold. the white corn selling
at a slight advance over the yellow and
mixed.
The oats receipts wore light. but most
OF that cereal on the tables was sold.
The corn market remained unchanged
TO FAC lower. while oats we're off NC.
Crop reports show a winter wheat condi-
ton OF around S. per cent SprinH wheat
reports were good as whole Some
complaints on corn are coming from
parts OF Iowa, Indiana and Nebraska
but the outlook In general for corn and
oats Ia good.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal TO $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bush
els; oats 1900 bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat, not quoted I:
corn, not quoted.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,2sAOoO
bushels and shipments, 1.2il,OOO bushels,
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were l. 4ss 900
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts of 9S7, 900 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 92A00O
bushels and shipments lao, 900 bushels,
against receipts OF T3l 600 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year,
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-09
A HOME IN CALIFoRNLA.

Have you piece Of income propert
in Omaha or Lincoln. or a farm in Ne
braska or Iowa that you would like |
exchange for a beautiful 2o-acro traC
only miles from Patterson California
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-09

The following table SHOWS the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-09
sMAPPERs, COLUMN
FOR RENT

Apartments ano Flats.
Ipo9 DOUGLAS ST. rooms $ 80 up.
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FOR RENT
miscellaneous.
FOR RENT

We have a complete list OF all houses.
q apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free OF charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co. sos s. 18th 81
Evening star., 1915-04-18
Deaths ReDorted.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Gustav volheas, 40 years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Estelle Prender. 1s years. 613 G street
southeast.
Herman Petzold. 81 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Daniel Mulroy. 40 years, 34o3 Pros
pect avenue northwest.
James A. Hannah, 40 years, 2418 Penn
svlvania avenue northwest.
Thomas Hickling, 80 years, Prov-
dence Hospital.
Herman Buscher. 80 years. Providence
Hospital.
Lizzie johnson. ~ years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Rachael Washington, SO years. $50
23d street northwest.
Isabella Lewis. ss years. Emergency
Hospital.
Rosetta Lucas, II years. Potomac
liver, foot $50 street northwest.
Andrew Beverly, 48 years. Freedmen's 8
Hospital.
Fannie Mccoy, 50 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Evening star., 1915-04-18
WASHINGTON TEAM WINS.
Triumphs Over Field Artillery in
Polo Game, 31% to /.

A large crowd of spectators saw the
team Of the Washington Polo Associa-
ton defeat the team Of the Sd Field
Artillery in a game played yesterday
afternoon on the polo grounds IN Po-
tomac Park. The score was s1a to l.
Those who played on the winning
team were Kent and Hugh Legare,
Col Charles G. Treat, Capt. William
Mitchell and Capt. Marlborough Church
ILL., The artillery team consisted Of Lieuts.
Simpson, Greble and Eager and Capt
Gallup. Lieut. Payne was substitute
player.
Lieut. Greble made the only goal won
by the artillery team. Those who
scored for the polo association team
were Col. Treat Capt. Mitchell. Capt.
Churchill and Hugh Legare. On ac-
count of a foul one of the goals only
counted e-half score.
Tuesday afternoon the polo associa-
ton team is to play the team repre-
senting the 5th Cavalry on the Poto.
mac Park.
Evening star., 1915-04-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been re.
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Henry W. and Maud W. McDermott
girl.
Lloyd 9. and lima L. Landrum, boy.
Raymond and Elsie P. Hunt, girl.
William E. and Ada NJ. Hallman. girl
Ferdinand and Amalia Bruyninck
boy.
James and Leila Wilson. boy.
Langston and Dasie Smith, girl.
William F. and Helen T. Swami, girl
James and Mary Owens, boy.
Wesley A. and Fannie NJ. Nelson, girl
William F. and Mamie Lee. girl.
Nelson and Julia Garner, boy.
John II. and Mary Catlett. girl.
Evening star., 1915-04-18
WILL BOOST CAPITAL
As SHOPPING Center
Spring "Gambol" Of Retail Mer.
chants Assoc lion to Have q
Serious Side.

Washington merchants who are to
participate in the spring gamoof to
j.. held under the auspices OF the He-
t:til Merchants Association plan TO
xii two birds with one stone" when
ibey sail down the Chesapeake bay the
.rening of May aboard the steamer
Three Rivers. In addition to having
4, good time they propose to utiiiHe
very opportunity TO boost Wasnins-
ton as shipping center.
The Three Rivers Is to stop at the
various bay and river landings to take
freight aboard, but no passengers. Tor
the boat is to be chartered for the ex-
rIus,ve use Of the merchants While
The freight is being taken aboard the
excursionists will have a chance to go
ashore for a few minutes at each land
ing and get acquainted.
..Tbe average washingtonian Is
doubtless not aware of the face tEal
here Is a big population at ana near
he landings on the lower io.o,ias q,
rhe gambol committee. "The books OF
tho Maryland, Delaware and virginia 9
Railway Company show that May
last twenty five people came 70 Masn5
that there are any number OF otners
hat went in another direction to buy.
Want the Business.
we want that business It belongs TO
washington. and so we have chartered
the steamer Three Rivers and Will
make a daytime call at all OF these
landings and let the Inhabitants for
mile, around know that Washington is
hetter prepared to serve their needs
than any other place on the map.
The spring gambol committee has
planned for band concerts at all OF the
landings. of which the populations VIII
ne advised in advance. Souvenirs VIII
he distributed. including a special
newspaper edition. which will include
Illustrations and descriptions of the
lines of trade of all those taking part
~ the trade-boosting trip.
The first leg of the trade-boosting
trip. May to 10 will be on special
train of the Pennsylvania railroad.
leaving Washington at 4 o'clock the
afternoon of May 8. Special trolley
,.ars will convey the party to the pier
of the steamer Three Rivers IN Baltl-
r,,ore which will sail at o'clock the
ri-ht will be passed on the waters OF
Chesapeake bay. and the first landing
made at the mouth OF the Potomac
river at 8 am.
Evening star., 1915-04-18
JENNIE M. HYSAN BUYS
WINCHESTER APARTMENT

Jennie M. Hysan has taken title to
the Winchester Apartment. at the In
tersection of Florida avenue and 18th
street northwest. the property having
been transferred during the past week
by James N. Huston. The considera-
tion was about s56,5o0. The apartment
occupies lot fronting 1os feet on 18th
street and ia feet on Florida avenue
1t is three-story building, containing
six suites of rooms.
Evening star., 1915-04-18

ing heavy rains in the mountains. Por
tions of Roswell and the surrounding
country were flooded and residents OF
low-lying sections fed for their lives.
Tho property damage is considerable
/, bur no loss of life was reported
Railroad traffic was interrupted hy
the flood and there were indications
that the Roswell district might be cut
Off from train communication for several
days.
Evening star., 1915-04-18
Playing Politics.
Prom .Judg

Fom Judge
crawford-what do you think OF investi-
eating committees. anyhow?
Notwithstanding might be accom-
pished il there was only somebody to
investigate the investigators
Evening star., 1915-04-18
LARGE SECTION FLOODED.
Heavy Rains Cause Collapse Of Dam
in New Mexico.

ROSWELL. N. NJ. April ia part
of the diversion dam Of the Kondo
reservoir. a government irrigation pro-
ject near here. gave way today follow
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We Redeem
Legal
Stamp Books.

beallsviilc az
ar and Mrs. Leroy Patrick and ts,
,hiihrcn. Eva and Raymond of Thrirh.-
hll' are mere visiting his parents AR
snI Mf-. Jesse Patrick and other rcIa-
Mrs Austic Waller and childre,
N'hri ana Iaul ~ 81. ClairsviIle. wrr.
.t'f sunday Visitors here with Mr. and
49,. Daniel Mile.
'Ir and Mrs a. ~ Roscoe ATTENDED "a
nnat dihsgr given for Mr. lou
.asf WeiutsdaY
Me. GLADYS Henderson spent last
~aiurdaL here with her friend. Ni.s
Leila Williamson
Mr Forrest nolan. ~ JniontoWn vas
p. "aff sunday visitor here with So.
t'l Nrf IVES Leisure and family.
N.r and Walter smith. ~ KIrkword.
H. L.re VISITING their grandparents SIR.
aN1 hrH Martin WILCOX
MrHrra orwell Miss and Harold ueuf-
fffn sr.ut sunday in wheeling fra
Mra MIihF Taylor. an supIoye OF the
.uIr rarl. visited q few days last We.
n "f fIHIrgNlIle the guest ~ her aHu
N 'f.Nrr IHfinr and vie
". IN I'D NHFnIInF wife and fHrFhfsHa
NrlIEf spent Saturday evening
...H ~ 'Hf lnNrmarN fha guests Of hfH.
fr. We ORLANDO cope
MI. cod MFH lee carmen 81 Uefrnnrf.
sunday here rlfn bic mother. Mrs
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How To Gain Weight
A Pound a Day

Thin men and women who would like
% increase their weight with T0 or fr
frInd4 ~ healthy "rfnr there 81
should trf eating n 1IffIe 1arroT u.iff
iHe.r meals for "a while and note re-
.le Here la a good test worth tr..
InF LrFf weigh yourself and inca aHrf
rnIrrelf Then take earr1f one fstflf
WIN even wral-f1r two wanEs rH.r.
weigh and measure again DO f..f
IlfHi'1n ~ how sou look Hr frsT Or
wNHf runr friends "a. .4 fU..t M
lInF ard The tape measure VIII toni
fheir own story ana moet any thin man
CONAN can easily odd from fIe fn
E.i Irda iu flr fret fourteen rHt.
~ inIlnwlnF fhis simple direction Anal
.I aI.. the new Flesh sfHU. rIf
-arEnl does NOT ~ itself mtt. fsf but
nIlN.nF win your food. DO turn. the r.fa
EarH ara afnrrhoa ~ what Won have
'.rn into rich. ripe fsf producing rurr
ut l.r Ore HaaIra HrI blood rr..
N'fn % Dol nn rHaiIF aHrIrIffffH form
INr blood can readily HHruf AMI
.n.r'.nmeuf now passes from raur
or waste. Hlf -frEHI SLOPE fH.
.e Hrl inra If 1ui.tIf md mates fha
'. ...nr UUHftH.H .f fHa .rrr anrHa
sou nr. eating Hnu drtaIrp
H"I pound" .. healthy raaH b..
.HIr chin aud bono. -arraI b.
Pheasant efficient arI Irfrf.rr.
'aH fIf Rate UFHrm.... arf q.
.f' p ... IHH other I.HUIrr DINE
u MHfrl.rr HHH HI.InIf. aau Do
" N'HfH f.rfU fHHIrIa f. a r.s..
guarantee of weight Irrrr4as
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' NheFe they viii spend few days vaca.

ton. 's '@So
sam Order. Of Dallas. and A =
rider, OF Elm Grove. attended the nm
acrtahsrs convention held in wheeling
sfred Folmar, OF Elm Grove. was
ra9saeung business at Majorsville yes
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winters OF
SSsnd hili, were business calleSs in Elm
Robert Henderson. OF Hickory IA
spent yesterday al Elm Grove on bust
n, S9ke Corners, Formerly OF the
ioarhen team. has signed TO play win
the patterson and Elm Grove team dur
ing the remainder OF the season
The Patterson and Elm Grove team.
VIII play the Bcllaire A. C'S SATURDAY,
afternoon on the Elm Grove grounds.
William Hsmm. Of Fulton. has ac-
Cepted position with fiamm Brothers
John McWhorter has resumed his
pany. yum
\. G. Campbell. OF the pike distrtc,
was business caller in Moundsviile
Miss Hazel Kirk OF Fulton il spens-
lns two weeks vacation at Ashtabula
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NEWS BRIEFS

Volunteer firemen OF Chester. w.
Va, will ask Judge Addleman, July
~, 10 restrain the Chester council
from contracting with East Liverpool.
u, for fire protection. This Is the
nrst case OF its kind ever brought be
lore the new judge. 10 will be arg.ied
IN the local court chambers.
THE board OF equalization and re.
view VIII take up the assessment OF
Liberty district property at it's meet
ing to-day.
Ross Murphy, confined in the
state penitentiary. sent up from this
county. Is asking a pardon at the
hands OF Governor Hatfield. Murphy
was sent up in 1906 for breaking. en-
tering and robbing. the old Water
house store on Main street in 1906.
Bids for the rebuilding OF the
Scottish Rite Cathedral are being re-
ceived each day by the board OF trus-
tees. The bids will be opened on the
Path.
Mayor r. L. Kirk has been as
sured that on Its return trip the Lib
erty bell will be exhibited in Wheeling.
rms assurance comes from Mayor Ru-
dolph Blankenburg. of Philadelphia.
A force Of workmen has started
eXcavating for wall to be built in
the rear OF the Peoples Tabernacle.
Several more members OF the
Junior class OF the local Y. VI. &. A.
gymnasium class who were unable TO
10 with the other members OF the
class Tuesday morning. left yesterday
TO join their comrades at the camp up
Big Wheeling creek. at the same
grounds that was occupied by the \.
NJ. c. A. boys last year. Prof. Charles
Miller If at the camp with the boys.
Many boys OF the local Y. NJ. c. A.
are spending their vacation at Lake
Terra Alta this summer and many
others will be there within the next
few weeks. Terra Alta Is located on
top OF the Allegheny mountains, 2,sUU
feet above sea level
The condition OF Mrs Ola Hen
thorne, who attempted suicide at her
home in the North End by taking bi-
chloride tablets Is much improved and
she will recover. according TO state
ments given out by the authorities OF
the Ohio Valley General hospital. tier
condition Is so much improved that
she Will be able TO return 10 her home
within the next few days. II Is also
reported that she has become some
what reconciled 10 live.
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REAL ESTATE MEN
IN FIRST OUTING
REALrV BOARD ENJOYED AFTUR.
NOON AND EVENING AT
tZAAS WALTON
TIRE wss MADE IN Agtemeeile.. ara
An Elaborate oinner Wac festure
OF the Delightful Event

Yesterday. the Wheeling Real Estate
board held its frst outing az the Iraak
Walton Fishing Club. up Big Wheeling
creek. where a general good time vas
enjoyed during the Afternoon and even
ing The trip TO and from the club
grounds was made in seven automo-
biles. which left the Market Auditor.
ium promptly az Il 30 O'Clock. Upon
the arrival OF the party az the club
the afternoon and evening were spent
I'm a sociable- way. enabling the mem.
bers TO become better Acquainted
Al six O'Clock a sumptuous dinner was
served. the menu consisting OF all the
delieaeies OF III eseason.
Those present. representing the
various real estate firms. were:
S. Nesbitt company-samuel Nes-
bitt. Jr.. Walter Meyn.
John +. Roth Agency-John p. Roth
Fidelity Investment Gov. @.
Brand. III. ". McColloch.
@. o. Smith COG. O. Smith.
Tatum a Caldwell-Gibson Caldwell
Hesse q Kirchner Co.-Richard
Robertson, c. l. Radelif. r. n. Kirch.
ner. Joseph Csurilla. L. NJ. Green, w.
n. Tucker.
Piatof Zane Co.-Plator Zane.
Norton 4 Cos. p Norton.
James G. Finley Co.-James q. F1n.
ley.
Rice Real Estate Co.-Charles Rice
Haller-Bieberson 4 Gundling Co
l. p. Haller. II. W. Gundling. George
I. hsnnon. 7. s. Howley. Jr,. J. L
Connolly.
l. A. Rolf Agency-Andrew Relth
James A. Henry Co.-Mr Dinger.
Theodore Fink Co-Theodore Fink
Security Trust Cow. w. vardy.
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four sentences -ayinr thai a. many
h"AH were 20 De sent Co the Industrial
N'hgol az Lancaster we're suspended uu
conditions the boys 90 home and conduct
themselves properly The BOYS names
We're Arthur stroud. CLARK Mvkert. Iuun
Michalak and Julius TarFasIuIr. AN OF
Ncits. They were nllcEcd to have stole
a. quantity 81 property from the Hsimonf
Hi company and then sold It fr a. fInla
lAlfe junk dealer. n either ~ the boys
30 not comply with these arrHtmsf-a
lhn} viii De- taken 20 the school and NOT
given another hearing The Iurk dasf.r
LHcph SoskY was warned not o. buy junk
iI"Hi any Childreu any more and If hr
breaks this requirement will De- fined
The sum o. $500. IIe waa fIsuIIsa4f t.-
these conditions
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The members Of tho IIf.t. club bold 81
N|.e Agnes TROLL m. aHHIH W4r|.rf.
-I.'ff Haf evening The fIrr.r vs.
.''nf with the regular club IItsra.Dna
'.N 1n enjoyable evening reported IE
aN The faafur. of fre f.fnIur uaa 4.
MOCK wedding NIaa MHrraraf sHrrHsra
Lgd nH the bride while Niles Mildred
Ting ut the home ~ NI.a TrUU eaa die
N.'IfErnnnl MIaa Josephine lUIsIrerr
'I IIVinEfton. fuf H r.aaf Hf fFf Nor
~ .n nome H1a mnfTnu OFF honor MIaHaa
'trrir Troll aud Nermire Nar Ifu-r a.f.
CD nH hrInuuHIda and Mice UHFHruFa
....H UHH Hsaf man. THr NH.fraa Nf.a.
'.' performed Ihr u.H.HE .arsmHu.
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Dyspepsia
Cured Quickly

Wouldn't you like 70 see your
dyspepsia murdered. never 20
trouble you again Well. then
Just take HEXETS. They 50 aid
your stomach that nothing IS too
hard for 10 10 digest They digest
al the rich. good eating thar YOU
have had 10 refuse for 50 long.
II your digestion IS bad and
your food lies undigcstcd on your
stomach giving painful and often
sive stomach trouble. YOU should
take HENETS Once you Try them
you will never be without them
Tor they will keep YOU in GOOD
health
Spearmint Favored Easv 90
take. Al any up-to-date drug
store
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Native Of Rarne.viila-

The death ~ Prof. Henry ". Fry oc-
gHred at his home On SummeTfieId
h"hdhy after a brief illness Of pneu-
Nlle IN lsfs and when quite younF fooL
~ the study OF music. teaching To- ~
Ereater part u his life. IN fssf he
MtFfied Miss Elizabeth Rodsrker and
their only daughter. Mrs Estblser NJ
~, ul,d mere n Few years ago. Besides
~ VIE ne u survived hy one sister
80 tNHh lfcktson. ~ this place. who.
w hcr husband attended the funeral
Nhl'h was held AZ one o'clock Wedre9-
Gay. lnterment was NJ SummorfieId
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tr1rrHI IIrnn.fr NIfIr H.aa...I Id
yam yes defeated Dob HHfn rra... I'll .r
we NH.HIff rlaFrf 81 fH. I..-.r ,..........
ai'Ffru." HHH f.rHIHn r.r
son co. rraf Some b.. fh. ....-.
~ n. I' HHN fHr HfHHrH Hf HH H.
Nt hfn..H ufrr nffanIfH Ha ..r--
.I people Tho H...f.HH ~.
.ah o.. EIrI rIHHrr aHHfHr ID go -
ifHi hHsf mans rrH.fI..
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The last teachers uniform eNamina-
ton VIII b. held at the Woodsfietu
school building, July % and %. at which
time many teachers are expected 20 take
nc eSamination. csv-ty SSPrrivrendent
John II. Lazear will have charge.
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Pc annual SUNDAY school rIfrIr -
me Prcsbyteriau church 49, be- held on
thr county faif grounds rU fhe lrfn OF
tiou meeting which was held Iu che
church last evening 4 committee vas
.pr.lhiea 90 look after she grounds and
o. attend % number az nfN.r l.tft....
l.lrcllll games viii DO arranged Irf usau
me Bible and Young Meme tIHsara
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-fErrfrfr az ufIInIrs. we're local bust.
bees visitors Msdrsadnf.
William UHrafFIaRs was taken fr
n hFffnE Mefursdnf hurre on opera
finn eas performed on BIZ left csc
Mr UarrF Al krmaf ra.r arf arr liar.
.ll nf hrmHfrrrrH Mills uerr iutlI ffr-
f.rH WfIrraIHF
Prayer raFfnr In nu fHa ,HUr.h.r
HHH sell attended IaHr evening
several |.H"Hr UHHrH nr. aff IH H#
HFHrN .H fHH MaIurH count Tn.H.IIH#
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Orchestra Recital.

An orchestra recital will be given this
evening Ia the Elm Grove Presbyterian
church. In honor OF Harry Gordon. who
viii leave soon for Covingt0n. Ky.
where he has accepted a position as adj
Nerusing manager OF abe Newport Roll
- being given by the orchestra OF the
Presbyterian and Buckley A. r.. churches
months ago
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BARNES WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. July 14-Tb. p.d-
path Chautauqua which opene a,
GAINESVILLE next Friday afternoon is he
inE eagerly awaited The ticket selling
,,ll,tlkh ~ being conducted by the en-
tttltihmenl committee Of the local
Eagles under whose auspices tho chan
taugua - being held The Reduath
equipment viii arrive here today.
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The Bible class taught by Mrs D. o.
Muidrew. and the buckley BOOSTERS will
give n lawn fetc this evening on Fdg-
wood park. short program will be
rendered. after which refreshments Will
be served until "a late hour
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
valley Grove Agricultural club held last
evening In the Valley Grove Schoolhouse
was well attended. The meeting was
featured by the discussion OF "A num.sr
OF topics OF particular Interest TO the
club members. which was lead by Prof
HOracc AlMood and Webster SIN
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
the c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Bldg.
For Satisfa


The marshmallow toast held last even
ing by the Middle Wheeling Creek Ten
MS club at the home OF Lawrence Cart
roll was well attended. The early even
ing was taken up with the playing OF
tennis after which various games were
played. At seaSonable hour refres h.
ments were served
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- LfnWn. a former popular Rarnas-
aliie boy. the youngest son Of NJ 80
nl""h. ei south Arch street. who runs
Toledo. recently distinruiqbed
hinseif ~ rounding up = notorious
Lle slpcket on the train taking him me-
t'i'a'' where conviction followed
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The Triadclphla District Life club.
which D. composed OF boys and girls re-
siding IN tho immediate vicinity OF
Roney's Point. will hold meeting to-
morrow afternoon in the H0ucv'a Point
school house. ". ~. Sill will have
charge and a number ~ topics ~ inter
est 20 the boys and girls will be dis
Cuseod
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I'D Ali probability the members OF fHa
Iifhts club VII hold a waIrer roast near
Iheefe.tn crossing uu the e. n. A 81
iailf1ad branch leading north Tna
on. mhera ~ the rlun are fH invite too .r
friends and about twenty Ir afr are rr.
rrrtrd Co. bc present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

II H. likely that the council o. Fulton
az their meeting To- be held tomorrow
eNcnins Will take up the matter OF i'm
proving Ftfth street as well as Center
street IN order that the two streets may
be put In irst class condition FOR tranfiC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

The lawn fete held last evening on
the lawn or Henry Stein. az Elm grove.
by the members OF 81 James Chapel
proved splendid success. Refresh
ments OF all kinds were served through
out the entire evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

Yesterday street Commissioner Hum
phrcy had two teams and "a force Of
men engaged in unloading a car load OF
crushed lime stone az Moodsdale which
was hauled and spread on the principal
streets Or the town. All streets soon
will De tn first class condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs Bates Woods Who re-
eides az the Stratford hotel. viii leave
IN the near future Tor their camp in
Canada
Or. ". %. Geiselcr Fred Houston ana
~. l.. Chapman. ~ Elm Grove Inff tho
hrst 81 the week for Detroit. Mich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

MIS- Earl Smith. or West Main street
enter iained the members OF her club
music we're the diversions and tbe 49,
tess served dainty rcfrcshments.