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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
BARNES WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. March 2G-Tho United
larry 20. held a meeting Of the eNecg-
pelL
Recent arrivals at the schaffer hotel
-. ~ e follow John NJ. Briggs, Mar
Mrs. Charles craft. Howard. o.. - ii
man. Canton; o: george ". Lowe.
j. n. Gary, Wheeling W. Va: i. D..
- honnet. Wheeling. W. Va. w o.
Grummeiy. cleveland: g. W. suiiiyai
town. Pa; James Richly. Pittsburgh. q
=. younger. Celina, o.; g. n. Lyman. Co
=. r Msule cleveland. o.. Z. 9. Lentz.
Ioshocton o.. r. :. Buehele Toledo. -.
j. Barnes, Cambridge. a.: W A.
H1rnltts, +. J. Bailey. John l.. O'Cou-
nor, Charles Eddy. Wheeling. W. Va
a w Peppers. Pittsburgh. Pa; Miss "a
w. bn Marrick. Seattle. Wash. charles
brown. Youngstown. D. So Drake co.
lgmbus; r u. Marquis. Marietta. o.:
George West. Boston. iI Schw,udema.
cleveland. William j. Clark. Columhug
o. F.. Relladsvis. Columbus. o.
9. a. Brown Of Noodsheld was i1
town wednesday evening calling on ha-
relatives the families Of l.. r. HAYES
gud Richard Healey Of this city lie wa !
!9 ,iil,al mere ,e5y his neice Mrs. Ada Nc
pnhs or Minnesota who was called
nome by the serious illness Of her
motheT Alrs, Rosa McCammon -
. IN the state or ohio against William
Schater the case was taken under adj
Nl.rment by the court and judgment
WI b- rendered Monday March 2sth.
The local delivery routes o. the Unit
W.I ,lii,rS g. 49, W. tal'eH over today by
-, who will operate them after April
Earl C. Hayes OF North Chestnut
street. who NET.rHarMFF
tend banquet given a. a res,,lt Of n
contest by the young ladies 81 the NJ r.
Dr. and Mrs. J. ", MELONS 81 Grand
view who have been spending the veet,
IT. columbus. are expected home TODAY
Ihe$ VIII be accompanied by the daugh-
ter Miss Anna, who ~ student in III.
,"leE", f1iusNillc. who will spend nor
- 10 Sser ~, y'cg don on, ~ her home here.
Professional visitor iu this city Thurs
,hestmut street spent Wednesday in
Mrs Emma Wilson Of cambridr. he
eggl24ylng visit with Mrs. r. 10. Watt.
Judge " p smith was Wednesday
visitor 20 ST Clairsyllle.
Or. VI ID. Lies 90 StcubcuvfUe was
q business visitor here Wednesday ana
Thursday.
% e. Eolon Of North Lincoln avenr.
who has been quite 900 does not Improve
Jr bis friends would like
Miss Ihelna tyu1rd of West Soutn
street viii spend The coming week uitr
MI nDd Mrs. Victor Rose ~ Gnmbridrs
Mis- AlFirH TAYLOR ~ West Main 81
has been Visiting her aunt Mrs Fred
NJ lUchell Of Iauea.if1e ohio
Mrs. James Hoffman and daughter
Mary Ellen, Of Cleveland. have. return
90 home after visit with her mother
MIS- fpNrilm snyder OF PARK street
Raymond Patterson "a juriur at the
his vacation ~ his home here
Mrs Belle Dubois and daughter Nice
Minnie. are home from u visit with
Pittsburgh relatives
Miss Laura Price the nurse Of Ken
uard avenue. stul continues seriou4Iv
W. t. Pauroa4t popular with the trad.
~ LearH shoe store ia recovering frrI-
90 severe attack ~ grippe.
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CASCARETS FOR
GOSTIYE BOWELS,
HEADACHE, COLDS
TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
AND STOP HEAOAcHE. COLDS,
SOUR STOMACH


Turn the rascals out-the headachs.
biliousness. Indigestion. the sick. sour
stomach and bad colds-turn them out
tonight and keep them out with Cas-
carets
Millions Of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused BY lazy liver
clogged bowels. or an upset stomach.
Don't put in another day OF distress
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach:
remove the sour. fermenting food take
the excess bile from your liver and
carry out all the constipated waste
matter and poison in the bowels. Then
you will feel great.
Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work while
you sleep. A lO-cent box from any
drug store means a clear head. sweet
stomach and clean. healthy liver and
bowel action for months. Children
love Cascarets because they never
grippe or sicken
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championship. No one denied that Relf-
airc was the football champion. but ~
ne had read th. uleye CORRECTLY, he would
nave noticed that fht significant wora
pr, was used The HeIlalrs man saVs
mat the county seat lads are fairly sod
AZ basket ball. but were not In the sans
lass with Htllurr. tie also said Tor
the county seat fellows 20 come ana s.,
IN" two best teams in the Onto NafiaN
play az Wheeling. We thank him To-.
the invitation, and IN connection Win
THIS. Pc says that DO HsIIHIrs wer. a.,
play the ST Ciairsyille lads. Beliairs
would win by large margin lie nevss
mentioned whether 10 would be a plu,
or minus margin. The Bcilaire man
evidently forgot who won By the largest
rnarEin In the Hellaire and ~ Glars.
Nill" games The letter was signed
Crows" n would have looked bette
signed. a Bcllaire Rooster"
II the Bsllsiro peorie.think their tea N
can defeat the local lads BY Iaras
margin. or even defeat them ~ All
why do they not urge the Bsllaire team
TO play our lads n they did play -
and defeat us. think what a fine thlne
YOU would have 60 cast at our teeth M
the future.
McllshurE viii IN an probability mahs-
u warm Tor the Ecllaire lads and they
will likely play 81 Cluirsvillg after de.
icattnE Eslluire. then sou NAV come
ana see two basket ball teams ~ WORK
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AN EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
SKIN TROUBLES

4 Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple. but reliable and inexpensive.
home treatment FOR people sureriug
with ecEema. ringworm. rash and sim
iar itching. burning skin troubles.
AT any reliable drugglst's get a Jar
OF reslnol ointment and a cake OF rvs.
mol SOAP. These viii not cost a bit
more than seventy Ave cents. With
the resluol soap and warm water battle
the Affected parts thoroughly. until
they are free from crusts and the skin
Is softened. Dry very gently. spread
on a thin layer OF the rsslnol ointment.
and cover with a light bandage-lf
necessary 10 protect the clothing This
should be done twice a day. Usually
the distressing itching and burning
stop with the first treatment. and th,
skin soon becomes clear and healthy
again. For trial OF resinoI ointment
ana resinol soap. free. write TO Dept.
Cir, Resinol Baltimore. Nd.
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here.
Louis Long. Sr.. continues III at his
home on Noble street
Miss Nora Wallace. OF Sistersville.
IS spending a few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Thomas Moore. OF Union street.
who has been IN. Is improving.
Miss Ina Waddeu has returned 10
nei nome IN Lamlra, after a visit with
friends here
O. NJ. Greenbank has been called TO
" oodstield by the illness of a relative
Mrs Emery Gates and son have re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Cambridge
Mrs Anna ManseU Of belmont
street, has returned from a visit an
Cincinnati
Mrs. +. +. Workman has returned to
- Glairsyille, after visit with
friends here.
Mrs. James Marlinr was removed
70 the North Wheeling hospital.
few weeks.
c. b. Firestone. Of Lisbon, O.. was
a visitor In the city yesterday
James kilgore has purchased a
Ford auto through the Johnson auto
agency.
G.. o. Daugherty has returned to
" oodsheld, after visiting friends
here.
Miss Lillian Ferren, a teacher in
the Rose Hin school. will spend a
week with relatives in St Clairsyillc
Mrs Ed Meek left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE 10 spend few days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs William McCleary. OF
Mellsburg. are guests OF friends in
the city.
Jesse Cochran. Of Guernsey street.
Is able 10 De out after a few days III
ness
W. +. Smith. OF GAINESVILLE, was 4
visitor in the city yesterday.
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NETHERLANDS MAKE NO
CONNECT ON GERMAN ACTION

THE HAGUE via London March 4.
II.Il p. m...Ihn member ~ tH, Nath-
"fihnn, E"t'frWnut ore rtIrHtuIug from
any comment on Che subject Df Interior.
rNr' "a 'ih and iH-fru. elton OF Dutch rbIp-
pins Dos German submarines b.,.rd
say ing That requests Tor sNuIauafi0rs
have been sent tr Germany with "a view.
l' 'I .f rniutl ur't'-' after EerIIn's re-
UIf bias been received
IND ministry held uu extraordinary
council thIe Afternoon following auur.r-
'h''- h'iNr.u fnr foreign aud marine
minister and between mo marine mimic .
I'L 'nn tn. chief uf fIH naval staff The
subject. under discussion w,r. NOT mad.
public.
view OF Il. Situation owing - fHHN 4uf
o. iu iHr repeated .uupIsaHauf Inff.
drUf- The I.f.| fU tho present sea-
NlL-lI- ~ -L------LL-u Do -I.rIIIIL--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
RADICALS WIN IN
JAPANESE ELECTION

TOXIC. March %. l0:l5s a M
rurther returns from the general rlec.
ton held March - to choose a new
mouse or representatives give in.
creased indications that the Seiyukai
or Conservative party was defeated
In the last Diet the Conservatives
We're IN the majority and were op-
posed 10 the military program OF the
cabinet
The election everywhere is regarded
by ofhcials a. having conformed more
closely TO the requirements of the
law than any held since the granting
of the constitution.
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LONDON PAPER DIFFERS
WITH GREYs STATEMENT

LONDON. March %. ~ 80 %. m.-The
economist. iu % leading editorial TODAY.
1n'nI We recent speech OF Sir Edward
GREY British .uDrrtary. Of stat. for .0r-
sIEu affairs. iu which co, foreign minis.
Ter discussed the issue for which the
uE. says.
Ns soon 1s the main l".aa- for which
we 900" hEluug can u- achieved. DO i-
JUST t~ much iN' duty of tuT Statesmen
Tir D.. ward Grey JH mas, war Ir Oh.
end OF Jul last
The time mas. conn. I.IfDr. lYr,r r. has.
Ii VIII fs possible Co consult the dictate
OF humanity and Hf the same IIHIa -.l.fIH,.
iHF objects indicated D.. Sir Edward
Grey. If such am ouuurfurffg. III I.sf
ih. war Will not 20 ON forever. IL viii
enn BOO r"R uiutIuI4.ry chaos beginning nj
can say what"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
GOODWIN IS COACH
Local hoy, Wei Known Athlete Of W.
J. college. Elected Coach At
FranElln COLLAGE

Russell Goodwin, former star quarter
back and leader OF the Washington and
Jefferson college Goottall team has
signed TO coach the Franklin collerr
athlotcs. This announcement wac made
yesterday afternoon. IL wac known
sometime ago that the school az we'll a.
several OF the other small educational
institutions. were negotiating FOR the
services OF the former Wheeling high
school star a. leader OF their athieffg
teams.
Goodwin received the appointment 10
his new position through the r scomtnefi-
dalton OF Coach Bob Folweu Of the
Red and Black machine. He viii be in
charge Of the baseball football, basErt
lin.
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Would ne
BOMBS DROPPED ON METZ.

BERLIN. March 26 via London.
March p. 2:30 a. m.-The following
official communication was issued
tonight.
several hostile airmen dropped
bombs on the southern part OF Metz
today They were driven away by
our artillery fire. Three soldiers were
killed but no material damage was
done "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
VERDICT WITHHELD
IN DEATH OF GIRL

CANTON o.. March es-At the con-
cluslon Of an inquest tonight on the
d~ath or Miss Amy Tsnucr - who died
- Alliance. ohio. after being taken from
the temple 81 the Church of the King
dom or God cult. Coroner Douds with
held his verdict pending completion OF
examination OF The girIE organs az Col
unlbus. ". 4. George. apostle" OF the
cult. Is under arrest at Alliance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The following transfers we're filed IN
the Belmont county recorders office on
Friday
Joseph Koadernhck and Martha Koa-
derabek TO William bavis. tract OF land
IN village Of Louisville. consideration
S410.
W. ". Kirkpatrick and Julia Kirkpat-
rick 20 George }. ueller lot in Bridge
port, consideration $4,000.
g. Wells kodefer 20 Harry r Riccr.
tract ~ land Ia Mead township. consid-
Grafton $3.50
Charles N. Schoolcy 20 The Village OF
belmont. tract OF land In Goshen town
ship. cons liberation 500.
W. T.. stephens. George NJ. Giffen and
wife To- sarah Reed tract OF land In
GAINESVILLE. consideration $500.
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BELLAIRE
visitino Relatives Here

Rev. and Mrs. c. p. Proudfit ana
daughter. OF Des Moines. Iowa, were
visitors in the city yesterday on their
way home from Washington. IA,
where they were called by the serious
illness OF Mr.. Proudhts mother Rev.
Prouunt was formerly pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church in this
city and went to Des Moines several
years ago. where he has charge OF "A
large congregation. For the past few
years he has served as president OF
the Iowa AntiSaloon League. and IN
a recent dry campaign SO saloons were
abolifhed in Des Moincs
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Claim championship.

Tbs basket ball team of the Eighth
grade having won all the games from
oppolents this season the team is
claiming the grade championship OF
the nty schools. The team defeated
the freshmen OF the Bellaire high
scheOi yesterday afternoon in the
Cenral gymnasium by a score OF 80
90 8, and the members are rejoicing
ovr their victory. The teams lined
us as follows: Eight grade-Hummel
am karbaugh, forwards. Culbertson,
cater. Bereridge and Ault. guards.
Feshmen-Corbett and Moore, for
Yards; Bennett, center; Lugwig ana
smith, guards.
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Rev. Atksns Dsaa.

Word vas received her, Friday " thy
Il aih OF the h.N. John Burns Atkins.
Rev. Atkins wife was buried fusT a
Ncek $50 and o. was q great -hurk to
his many friends here % hear on his
sudden death.
The ksN. Atkins was born il Ireland
and after graduatiuE from the plbtr
seminary ne came tH this country amt
took q course tn Princeton CutNersit,.
- N1s pastor % tnc Pres hy. e. rlau
church in this piaC. from 1909 10 1905.
and IA that time had made a grcAt mum.
Der % friends
The funeral viii lake place from hi-
home Iu nunNrWaneY -
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MURDER CASE TRANsFeRReo.

IRVINE ny March 1f The trial
uf z @ Wallace and five Others. Joint.
ly indicted uu fhn charge % tho muir.
der ~ Houston Underwood on Fabu.
airy D.. last. was today transferred 90
ih' CLARK county circuit court ON n
CHANG, IT venue
judge Riddle refused fl admit ro
bail " % WaIIar. and Frank tnanav
but accepted HnU fur D. Is Gardner
Ambru." Lynch and VI Hines
Iudr" H'fdfH ...lruI fIa case tor
trial ON April D..
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PUeILrsr AcourrrIp

PARIS. March 20. Z 20 p. M COURT
martial today acquitted Louis De Pom
'Hl"u. the French lightweight pungilist.
Un Ga charge OF dr~rrtIUu. DE FOuthI.u
was iu the United states when the war
lfuk, out. and. instead or returning TO
France Co Join the Culors. be accented
engagements Tor three fights When De-
I.turued home six months later. hpawas
arrested.
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WELSH ACCEPTS

HAVANA March CO. Jack Welsh.
OF San ErFnU..lu. today tabIed tho
promoter of .HH NHHI between JACK
Johnson and jess Willard. FOR the
h"afEuaIrII championship of the
world Chat h. accepted rho position
~ referee rendered hIm aaf rirhf
and ,hH' nn would arrive hero April
arf meet tho principals tho follow
inr day tU E.Ea them their uFIuf.
lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
ORDERING CANOES
Prospects Are very Bright For Revival
OF OLD Time boating on the
Ohio nfvar

WIN sprinE now here rive euthUsi-
asts are already planning for many de-
lghttul days on the Ohio. Tho fndica-
tiOus are that more motor boats will BE-
81 use this year than ever before. and
canoeing promises 20 be one OF the most
popular sports OF the season Rerenfiv
number OF the lovers Of iris water
sport have ordered new canoes and yes
terday Herman Friedrich local SPORTING
birch nark canoes that will be used
this season
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OF the U. p. Church

sabbath school az $50. church AT
1880. At this time nr, harris, OF Mus
kingum College. will speak 10 the con-
gregatiou. Every one should come and
hear DR.. Narrtn give some OF the facts
concerning MuskinEum college
Young mems meeting At lsA0. n is
especially requested that all the young
men Of this place b. present at the meet
them. After the meeting the cougrega-
ton will march in u body 70 the rresby-
terrain church. to hear Mrs. Florence
Richards pound out the liquor question.
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ne senior class Of the local high
school have decided ON a play TO b.
ElNvu some time before commencement
The play is arranged SO that those vslo
VIII not d. ON the cummsncttnt pro
gram will have part The play is en-
utltd The Freshmen" ID b. a very
nice rlaN and ~ the seniors gCt their
parts well a. will b. a success as "a b.
far tn advance 90 any play ever given
~ IN" high school There are fifteen
parts Co b. given in the play. but a. a.
not known who viii take them This
Will b. learned ON Monday. when thOs.
Who speak ON commencement are elected.
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ReIlaIre Rrlefs

IHns Lancaster. who b. aftendin {
the Ohio Wesleyan University AZ UcL
aware. is spending the spring vaca-
ton al his home en- this city.
Miss Mary Agin. OF ST. C1airsviIIo.
is guest OF Miss Sadie Burkhart. Of
Gravel fliIl
Joseph Logan. Of Fairmout ". Va
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Special services will be held al the
First NJ. r. church next week, conduct.
cd by Rev G.. y. Smith, the pastor
The subjects follow.
Monday Lamb OF God.
Iuesday-Jesus, and an Increase I'm
Faith
Wednesday Money
Thursday -Gethsemene.
FridayHThe First Word
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SHE "ooT HERS. "

Come. 20 TO tea with me. my modern
maid.
1T isn't quite four yet. sir. she
said
The music won't start til long az.
ter FIVE.
And the place will be- rather more
dead than alive"
Perhaps you prefer. then. con-
CertO or ball2
Ill excuse youN You need not 70
with me al alli"-JudEe
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Steve Husek. employed in the Car
iegie Steel Works was caught in the
irane basket and a pile OF steel about
midnight Thursday and severely
squeezed about the hips. lie was re-
moved TO the emergency hospital and
given medical attention after which
he was removed to his home on Frank
lin street in Grafton's ambulance.
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outside OF that Im aII right said
Che rate. 8s hs avoided the trap
Tho large folding bed transforms into
o. dining table 1tuf with bread going up
iN. .n express elevator. please 90 way
and I.f me sleep
$50 efficient army would ever try TO
capture Russia because 800 many uurr-
r..snrf steps would have fu D. fHErr.
Whom lh' champion jockey Erau go
Got Co. ride his vHraHiusrs gave him "a
diamond horseshoe with these opt words
Your gain Ie our eternal &C 4.
Edison boo Judge.
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Funeral services over the remains
n the late Z. "a Hallinger who died
Tuesday We're held yesterday after
loon at the family home in Shadyslde.
Services was held az o'clock and In
terment was in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Marriage License.

Tho following marriage license was
issued In the probate judges office.
Frank Williams an Past ohio Gas
Company smploye. Of HeIlalre ard
Emma Duyal, OF Jacobsburg
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side was wired for electric lights yes.
terday
MuI5iu White or TutonsvIiIe WAS
mere yesterday calling on friends
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher has return
ed 10 her home In TilfousyIlI. ATE I,
snort visit with local friends
Mrs. I'd Clark Of Lincoln avenue il
confined 10 her home By slight iIbSrs-
Mrs. Bertha Ad0lph OF 81. ClairsVilI !,
friends.
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ST. CLAlRSYILLB
Nigh Average

iNT Eral-ufluE class of the lOlaI ElEl
r.nN'l holds the highest average that
r a. nrrn rclvl1-l tu This hlEh school fHr
some Time frauciF Mead Who fuHl
rr.Vut place. had higher average than
Nar rrcsit ~ here lu the LAST lev Asa~-
highest houurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Eight boys OF Wheeling Greek were
brought before Judge =. q Nichols Fr,-
dAN. hut ~ h. not known what Will ns
done with them. The boys were oharE ~
Win breaking into railroad cars al
Wheeling Creek.
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The local hiEh school board decided
60 have the home orchestra furnish the
music Tor commencement The orches-
ira will have In connection with their
regular company. a solctet from wheel
iuE
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Members OF the Young Mems Bible
class Of the Christian church are max
ing efforts TO have 100 present at the
meeting Sunday morning. Following
the dismissal Of the class Sunday the
members will have their pictures
AIKEN.
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Bellaire Commercial club The Judge
Is 10 serve four years and Is to receive
salary OF 81 800 a year. divided as
follows: the county Is to pay not less
IMAM $1,000, the city $500. and the
township $500 10 Is likely the bill
viii come up for action next week.
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The seven boys that were arrested nj
wheeling creek wednesday by b. a D
nile court. at ST. Clairsvilie Vesterda.
and given fine. They were released
under suspended sentence and the
parents ure 90 return the stolen rr,.r..
erty In five days
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Fhe Boys class so. q OF rha kirIlwora
Vt j.. church. win hold fancy bake
store
The Ladies Ala Society of tho Ian.
sing pr. D.. church viii hold H market .f
afternoon.
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a BIN was introduced iu the Ohio
senate 90 tolum bus yesterday fo es-
f1blish q municipal court in This CITY
and township The bin was introduced
hy Senator Moore 81 Jefferson coun.
ty az the request ~ tho Bellairo Var
Association. with the approval OF the
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day afternoon for the spring vacation
and the pupils viii BE- given a rest
until Monday. April 3. when the
schools will resume for the summer
Term
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Plans Drawn for New Bank.

The Farmers ana Merchants Ma
tlonal bank is contemplating the cree
ton OF a new bank on their lot at the
corner Of Thirty-second and Union
streets Plans have been drawn for
the building. the estimated cost OF
which r. about $50 600
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Bachelors Club Entertained.

The Young Bachelor club enter
tained last night az the home Of Will
ara NlnE on North Jefferson street
Tmusemeuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Members Of the Music. Literature
and Art Club were entertained yes
terday afternoon az the home Of Mrs.
J. r. Men on Noble street An inter-
nsting program was rendered and a
luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

the next Few days. receive the new. Crow
car which viii be used as e. demon STRAIT
ink car. be having accepted the agency
FOR the car. Mr.. Moore has also Opened
ON up-to-date garage Ht his place OF bus-
mess boz kirkWuud