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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
About People
Movements o. individuals t.
and From .l,s City.

stAmm-Mr. ana MTs- Mead.
aen. Slarksburg. 6; ". johnson. Ala.
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. "a. r. Nickien
SheTrard. h. j share, Dresden. %: ID
Grand csntral-A. J. Ashmore. lanes.
vile; Miss o. G. Ritter, CIarksburg,
Ada Wilson. Clarksburg: }. ). Millions
weston. Mr.; and Mrs. u. NJ. Lawton
John MouIton. Parkersburg Mrs Run
Allen. Cambridge. a. X. AckeT. MOUNDS.
The MeLure-Mr. and Mrs. Thadder
iriti, Eikins; J. NJ Cogle New Mar.
tlnsyille; r. n. NOst. New Martinsvilte
": ID. Daily. Hagerstown. Nd. g h
wooster o.; VIM. Kergelman. Ports
The ROGERS. r. King. Piney. W
va, }. r. Wamack.. summit Point. ~
Va; g.. NJ. darlington. Cameron. J. II
wilson, Washington John A. hopkins
Glenn Neater. Littleton. OFT Brsdiey'
littieton; a, =. Jones. Canton. A. Is
Caldwell Alledonia. o.. ". Lsmpsing
scott, Jim McQuillan, X. Stout. Cnf-
louisville. o.
Miss sue waddeii. OF West Liberty
VIII leave this morning for Cameron
Where she viii spend the weekend IA.
the guest Of friends
Miss Ella Harding Of New YORK ca,
VIII be at the Stratford Springs Hote
next week. with splendid display OF
gowns
Misses Mary Honocker. Teresa Fishe,
ana Elizabeth Fisher have returned
home from an extended trip through
the Allegheny Mountains
Miss Miriam Audrey Of Pittsburgh
" no has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
George beneke % Mozart Heights. re.
turned home yesterday evening.
William Siebke Of Pittsburgh. who mas
been In this city FOR a few days. viii
return home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. r. = smith and dsugh.
I ~ L.
guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. j.. q Barciay
or south Front street
George Hell Of Beilaire. d. confined
tn the hospital with blood poisoning
aud 30 ts probable that the amputat1ou
of finger vii be necessary.
ir. VI. ~. Gicseler and Edward Nc.
Lausland have returned from a several
. days hunting TRIP near Eikins They
report game scarce in that section.
The following Wheeling men will 20
to Washington saturday OF next week
where they viii attend the automobile
aNu motorcycle races that will be held
there Arthur LanEhans e.. A. Robinson
Hohllfzcu
Mrs George Harvey Of New Mstano.
I.-, o.. who recently underwent an oper'
was removed Co her home yesterday.
Mrs Anthony Iupkira Of this cltv
VINO was operated on a few days ago
D. rec'v,rinE nicely az the North Wheel
Allen y smith. editor OF the parsers.
nlrg sentinel spent yesterday in wheel
IuE. on business
GEORGE vs.. Iutz. who has been at
trnding The Elka. convention bob Hunt
ingtou. VIII return TODAY
Miss Mary HurNua. uIrae af che
Nurtn Wheeling hospital. who has been
aprrdIuE her vacation ulfh hrr parents
.a 20 ttshurEh ril return fo fhIs rlty
fHIa evening
Charles AlenkcmflIer. graduate %
WHFhinrtou aud lee GuIVcraIfr has
nrcn admitted to thr local bar. and VIII
NrHfIiUr law Iu this CITY,
Mrs o. Is NrrOmha ~ near enrrrHrf
VINO nna been 900 af fne homo OF Hef r4r-
fnt0 tn MuundaNlllc. Dol recovering nIrrIv
Attorney Ioh0 CIuIff Dr. aufferfrr
from au ATTACK of stomach trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
.RIYERMAN WAS
MURDER VICTIM

HuNIlNGTON. W. Va. Sept % -
evidence that Elmer Hirley. of Racine
ONO. night Waterman on the ohio
RIVER steamer Mildred Runyon. who
disappeared from that boat al "a.
ietlsburE. Ky, Monday night was the
'',,lm 81 toui play vas discovered
today when the body was found go.,
inE no the river az Greenup. XIV
The authorities say thaf the bod,
SHOWS undispufablc signs OF severe
a'sauit The head was crushed from
heavy blow
The authoriure think hr enrarsd
ln hrht at CaucttFbure and wa
in0ckcd into The river. a. first 30 wa.
n'Heved mat Bigicy had fallen from
ihe Mildred Runyon by accident a.
ue was "a GOOD swimmer. such n sofu
lion OF The case Dol nov bold .mprob
Hble An Investigation was started a-
tat'eitsbure today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
SCHOOL BOARD IN
ROUTINE SESSION
coEsrDEkABLE Busrrrss rxArs
ACFEp AT ADJoUENED
SESSION.
Finance Committee Authorized To nor
~" money for reachers' Salaries,
II Hecessary.

-. ne adjourned session OF the Board
=. Es1uca,lon held last night was we'll
distinguished visitors
Eleven communications were Rad
rom Dr. g r. Citizens. SUPERINTENDENT
-, 81 sen9ols; among which was one that
ing the Thanksgiving holiday on the is =,
Thursday I'm November
Contractor O'Nellf Vas given the co,.
-, 70 remove the barn from the vicin-
ny 81 the new Madison school AT his bid
81 lsyV. The bids for building the new
school VIII be advertised for within she
tset p p. Paris has completed ali de-
The matter OF having a visiting nurs.
rom the ONO Valley General HOSPITAL
70 visit scholars In conjunction with The
schooi nurses. from . to ~ O'Clock in
sn s m.esnin as was PASSED Col. Miller
nish nurses. N they 80 desired
long communication from state Tax
showing thar there was a eiiffcrsnc, a.,
the school assessments for the past sew
erel years; as reported by the city as
SCISSOR and county assessor. The mat
ter was referred to the finance commit
A communication from Davis. BurS.
a piano that was their propertT ma
been destroyed In the High school fire.
and that they held the board Responsible
ior ~ was brought out that " APP
peared that no one connected with the
board had ordered the INSTRUMENT. The
matter was referred to the buildings ana
grounds committee
Advertise FOR Coal Bids.
secretary stanton was Instructed 10
advertise for bids for the coal supply
Tor the school buildings for the Ninte,
The request OF the High school for
maps and other necessary articles was
referred 10 the proper committe. An
adding machine was asked for the school
secretary, which also was referred to
the buildings and grounds committee.
| The matter OF permitting playground
girls 10 use of the girls lunchroom ar
ter four o'clock was approved
| Miss Mary Wigal was selected as a
| substitute High school teacher
| On recommendation OF Superintendent
/ Citizens. the matter Of furnishing sacred
/ song books for chapel exercises was re-
| tcrred 10 the text book committee
| The application OF Mrs Mildred Wells
! as stenographer In the superintendent :
I office was referred TO the teachers and
1 grounds committee.
. Fearing that there would not be suf-
| ticient funds In the treasury to paw the
| teachers for this month until the tax
money shall have been added. upon rec
! incubation OF Mr.. kee, the finance
| committee was authorized to borrow
$1,000 70 meet this emergency. II neces-
| sary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
TO RELEASE MORE
AMERICAN GOODS

WASHINGTON. Sept. estate
department officials expressed conf
dence today of an early and satisfac-
tory completion of informal negotia-
tons for the release of American
owned goods Of German and Austrian
origin now held at Rotterdam because
OF the restrictions OF the. British
orders in council.
Further conferences with British
EN- bassy officials were held today and
Foreign Trade Adviser Fleming later
announced a belief that the matter
will be brought to a head at an early
moment and adjusted 20 the satisfac-
ton of the great body OF American
importers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
NEWS BRIEFS


Saturday morning a civil service
examination will be held In the FEEDER
al building for stationary engineers.
The examination will be in charge Of
J. +. Cowl
An order was entered yesterday
by Judge a. G. Dayton. of the Federal
court. directing that the bankruptcy
cases OF r. G.. and x. A. Holman
members Of the defunct local clothing
nm, Holman & Duvall Company. be
referred TO Referee Henry A. No!te
Tor adjudication. a meeting OF the
creditors will be held In a few days
and trustee appointed
"A meeting Of the directors OF the
Wheeling Board Of Trade will be held
this afternoon AZ $3.50 O'Clock, to take
up several important matters. includ.
ing the question OF the alleged high
coal freight rates IN this state.
1t IL reported that a meeting OF
me West Virginia State Fair Associa-
lion directors will be held early next
week
Miss Margaret r. Rice. assistant
recreation manager OF the Wheeling
Fairgrounds Association this summer.
VIII leave next week for ~ Paso. Tex
as. where she has accepted similar du-
Ties Tor that city. including social cen.
Ter work. which she 30 successfully
conducted here
M j. Cunningham. Of CIarksburr
one OF the most prominent good roads
advocates in the State. was a caller al
.h- Board OF Trade Yesterday CONFER.
ing with Secretary a. ~ Hobitzeu Of
cations. Mr. Cunningham said hr OK
p'cied 20 attend the big good roads
meeting in Blueneld. October r. ~
mo 4. and that a number of represen-
IatFe citizens of Clarkgburg would
also b. in attendance.
Rev william Dys.nger pastor Of
The First English Lutheran church
har returned from Grafton. where be-
conducted The Taylor county Sunday
school convention.
Secretary A. r. Arnold Of the
West virginia sunday School Aes0cfs.
ZION. VIII return the latter pari Of the
week from the southern part Of tho
State. where ho has been conducting
conventions
devcra1 families in tho city and
fieinlty ore anxious t0 adonf the 10
yfar Old boy that made application 90
ihe Annotated Charities Tor d home
fryeral days ego
Many local rrdir0n fans Will 20
NJ Washington. Saturday. f0 soc tho
Wash.Ieh Geneva Fame Local foot
hMl enthuaIaHfH arc anxious t0 eco
what Kind Of rebuilt marhlnr Powell
and Murphy viii present
Tho Cathedral Hlrh school alumni
e'aofiaton has decided f0 devIate
from ihfir REGULAR dfama chat is pfe.
sfnind efrn fall and will pat on a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
COL. HOUSE CALLS
ON THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 3D.
Col E. NJ. House. personal friend and
adviser OF President Wilson. spent to
day at the White House. and was kept
busy comforting with friends among
government oficials. II was the first
time Col. House had been in Washing
ton since his return from Europe sew
sral months-ago. although in the mean
uine ne has seen the President in
New York and reported on the posi-
oility OF bringing about peace in Eu
rope, II was said al the White House
mat all % the Colonels talks with of
Metals were of a personal character.
and That he did not come to Washing.
Ton Tor any specific purpose other than
10 see the President and other friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
WHAT is URIC ACID?
The CAUSE OF BACKACHE. RHEUMATISM GRAVEL
AND SUDDEN DE- Attn

Ever since the discovery 81 urir
acid in the blood By schoeie in t7--
and the bad eject 90 had upon the
body. scientists and physlciars have
strivon 90 rid the tissues and tho
blood Of this poison uccnuro of re
oYer-abundanCe lu the rvsfer1 u
causes backacha pains here and
there. rheumatism. rout. gravel non.
ralgia and sciatlca. no was Dr pierce
no discovered new aren't r.u.f
Anuric.' which will throw nuf and
completely eradicate This uric aid
from the system "AnurIr fs III
times more potent Than uthia and
consequently you need no lonrer foar
muscular or arucular rheumafism or
Roul or many other disease wbirt
are dependent ON an Accommodation al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
ROYAL PALACE
WAS DAMAGED

GENEVA, Sept. %. via Paris. 6 50
p. News has reached Romanshorn.
switzerland. that the right wing OF the
royal palace at Stuttgart was badly
damaged in yesterdays air raid BY al.
lied ayiators. One bomb exploded In
the saloon. II is known that several
members Of the royal family were in
the residence
me French aviators. after lombard
ing the station barracks where two
soldiers were killed and 10 seriously
injured. divided some flying TO Fried.
richschafen where the Zeppelin fac.
tory was bombarded The Swiss
steamer Gothard hastily left Friedrich.
shaten for the Swiss shore. without
taking her passengers on board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
HESPERIAN WAS
SUNK BY TORPEDO

NORFOLK, Va. Sept 23.-Captain
Smellie. of the British steamer Cros.
by. to-day filed with the British con
sui at Newport News a statement 20
the effect that he witnessed the sink
ing of the Allan liner Hesperian by a
torpedo fired from German subrna.
rine.
lie says the submarine gave chase
10 the Crosby. and that only by put
ting on full steam and steering a xir.
gag course In the darkness was he
able TO escape. Fl.
Captain Smellie's statement, il was
stated, will be sent to the British ad
miralty TO refute the claim from Rer-
lin that the Hesperian was sunk BY
a floating mine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
CAPITAL srocKs EEDucrp.

ChAitLEsSTON. W. Va. sept 2z-suh-
ssantlal reductions in the capital stoctg
~ ~ corporations doing business In West
geIIsihia were recorded with stuart y
Neeo- secretary OF state. according 10
nla report Tor the month OF Aueuef
maze public today. The most frnrorf-
aht was that OF the New River coal
company, whose capital stock was cnf
4 ON s5u.VOO,9OO 10 $4,000. 900 while
we western Elevator Company cut Ue
and the Sure OIL Company from 500 no
20 4lV.ovV. Forty three charters were
s1Trendered and forty charters grant
~. Wnile seven foreign corporations
state. '" '"o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

CHARLESTON. W Va sent "a
inspection Of the greater part on fE.
toal and Coke railroad was made TO-DAY
~ Hlchafd O.. kerens. vice president III
haheador % Austria. Louis VVerr.r
prominent lumber manufacture. n hf
lions iu the diplomatic service of 10.
tnitc1 states. Prank D. hfrkanua In
~ Sa Louis. aud 4 g. nye. EencrnI man.
uger Of the road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
Obituary


Dr. Frank l.. Wright dentist In the
board Of Trade building. living I'M
MOodsdale. left last evening for Bloom.
tngton. md. to attend the funeral OF
mis brother. the Rev. John A. Wright
The Rev. Mr.. Wright yyas we'll L,,,,,,,
IN lhls community. having occupied the
pulpu al the West Wheeling Bridge.
Port and the Lansing. Ohio. Methods,
Episcopal churches. about five vears
ago. lie was a. years old.
The Wright family vas born and rear.
81 IN tho Washington. Pa district.
me brothers and sisters surviving the
80 "Ilsht are; Mrs Joseph c.
SpriEgs OF Washington. Pa: Me FIetcb-
er Wright 81 Buffalo y. Y. Rev.
Joseph Wright OF Beaver. Pa: Mrs. r
y. Smln OF RAJ enEwood. W. Va: Mrs
Kate Brown Of IndiauapoIis ina NJ
ROBERT Wright Of Los Angeles Califor-
ma and Or. Frank l.. Wright Of Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
FOUND DEAD IN MOTEL.

HUNTINGTON. W IA sent "a A.
l-ydia Charlotte Mc,'ord. SIS wears ola
vac round dead early this morning IN
htI room az local hotel in this CITY bv
Clerk =. q Crow. whom the latter si5r,,.
Iloheo. Ihe aHed travellers arrived.
nere early and decided to wait al fhe
Bcckiey. W. Va. could arrive m. 49,,
n omen walked 90 the hotel Coroner d
p. teflach vas summoned and after an
ileh ne pronounced death due
ton W fA'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

FEDERAL oFPIcERs SOLVE
THE BoOTLEodTHo MYsrrpv

e. 10 x LESION, w. Va Sept ga
saeral OFFICERS believe they have eoiv-
- the mystery Of The old man Of Kef-
~ creek. who 81 alleged 10 have beer
IN. or the most successful bootIerrars
~ tne STATE. 10 Is alleged that this cola
n.lt ~ etrapptng native about 81
LtaIH oid. who has been wearing fatge
Soy helr and pstriarchaI set III false
NJ OF tne same color when De a0lI
Mhlahcl- without whiskcrs and fsfee
nalr ne worked az a miner 10 divert 49,
ltntlon from his other vocation An IN
alctmcnt was returned against f.llI.
Peters who a. said 70 b. fhis ma, 10
dual Identity. ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

uric acid within The body. send f.
i'T Pierce. Of The invalids Hotel and
0uiElcil institute. Buffalo. y. Y.. foI
q pamphlet ON 'Anmic' and send ID
Tablets
10 you feel that tired worn.out tees
i.f. backache. neuraicla. or 10 youi
sleep a. disturbed b. zoo frequent ufl
naiion' 60 io your best drug store and
asE Tor Doctor Pierccs .Anuric" Tab
lets
Doctor ficrco.s reputation d. bart
{" lhis medicine ADD you know iha.
nIa pleasant Pellets Cor the liver.
enu De favorite rrescription" foI
ihe iila of women have bad a splonf.s
reputation Tor The past nfty ycart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
FOREST FmEs HAoEs

ftANb JUNCTION COL Sent ar
Forest urra tonight surround die rIfv
NC largest gn Che north aide oil Grand
tn the Htff.rmeut national f1rlat
o. burning Dol biz timber
Forest auuert iaur John vs. fnvrfr t..
NI Crow or Ia fire nEHffra f1 tfHrt
'r..F whore thr fire IH raging
INn second Fore IH Hf fhr head of Kan.
nHI creek flr source uf Grand f.Ir..
hou'r water supply and covers man.
HrrHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
BoAGB STRUCK U. s. CONSULATE.

ASH NOTION Sept cG-Th. Amer
,,.n consulate nt Stuttgart Germany.
We sfuck D. q fragment OF q bomb
ING the recent reid upon that pIase
sage to-day from Consul fiIr~is.r ID.
sald 10 one tn The COnsu ate was fn iurr1
but 90 not indicate whether the huiff-
ms yes greatly dnnrnr ad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
DR.. DUMBA ASKS
VIENNA TO HURRY

LONDON. Sept p. 1926 a. ma
Berlin wireless dispatch says that A
telegram has been sent by DR.. Con
stantn Dumba. the Austro- Hungarian
ambassador 10 the United States 10
the Austro-Hungarian foreign ofice.
asking urgently for a decision respecf.
ing his application for leave in order -
report personally to his government
Dr. Dumba. according 10 this dispatch
says ne desires to sail aboard the
steamer Rotterdam and that he can
only request safe conduct from the
American government after his formal
recall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
I'D rIcKnr FRAup-

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. z2-Arrusas az
y ing implicated ln "a scheme NTarebv
VIC Bupout Powder Company and some
~ indIed out Of $50 600 bv forced mesf
LicEet1. Y a.. Dearborn was arrraf.d T.re
lY-paF and taken back 90 H0urwcfI 81
eNtIt To. dupont rumuHuF.a plant o.
I.' yea. According 90 jane a. U4lfna
nt fhe Dupont detective force. th1- tsrIt
~ nIeHl tlcketa were forged and eale fa
uuuf company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

GALVESTON. Texas. Sept e3-gsii.
w ~ the army transport Buford Cor
Jay Was postponed upon receipt 81 news
from Washington that there were fndira
lions OF the formation OF Il frCr,ir@i
storm % the extreme eastern end III 49,
Caribbean sea '"-
nless The weather bureau advises
tomorrow afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
HOLDS TWO OFFICES.

Hl NTlNGTON. W Va sent 49,
tharEinE that he is negIcctfuf OF -.
nules and that hc holds two posfti -
one a. constable o. Gtfyandotto dief ~
?. Dr.. hull to-day filed "a bill fn cfrt.IlI
court askine that o. s. Chcrrincton b,
tcll why b. should not eacate hia offi~r
AS constable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
cas- mAE aoEs wnsr.

CfNELEgTON vs. yo SEM "a
p Mnncc assistant rcuofal manarrr f0r
W. nit'a fuel Cas- Company boz West
october q Mr. Munra has sr..,.t.f i.
.IlnlIaf position with ras company I1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
VIOLATED NARCOTIC Law.

HUNTINGTON. W Va Sent 2s-O,
clan Of this city was Indicted Tor a "a
iauon of the Harrison anti-narrotic La
pm inc FEDERAL court here. He aupoarn
promptly and pleaded guilty. Ina
Keller Imposed a fine Of $50. which "a
ltlu tie JAILED TO properly account 10
morpria IN his pOaeceeofn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24

f... ... Hrl o..
.'r nnHfd. 500 back ta FnaHIrrfar b..
N.l 'f.m trir through tnr r4nara d
fi 1fnae ODE rurfInrnf com
wy. 'niI.I .n. rrnrrHlII ahuu mnrl I'D
NI I.'Hn0 "1ii rlrna uT Increased
.. 'iI III 'H. way eastward srf
N.I HHr orders rnnr. hurInr o. r..f-
COS 900 other Factors were rseuar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
hIooNsH1Hn IrDTcrMTrrr

hl NIlNeToN. ~. Va. sept "a 20
t1c fifef time in many Years the 100
lAfN IN inc United states district CuurI
in session here today returned fo.r II.
nlriflfntf Tor mouuahiuinr The arru.I..
ore howard Lester and Adam FfnrH -.
.nlN. nL mcdowell county Roth UlnnFIr3
not guilty. but admitted NAT fhrv ma
rpl4 ~ NlaNDa Without license
Argentina has become great nar
Ret for sanitary appliances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
RIVER NEWS

Stages along the river continued
ample Tor navigation yesterday. There
vas about eight feet OF pool water
mere and little over four feet below
the McMechen dam.
The Reuben Dunbar was up Irom
charleston for Pittsburgh yesterday
afternoon. This morning the Liberty
VII be out at 1850 for Matamoras ana
the Express will be in at 8 p. m.
Much complaint has been made dur.
ing the past week against the oper.
Stors OF river dams. Capt. William
Rowe long time riverman. declares
that some OF the dams are being oper.
ated IN a most Eaphazzard way. ana
ms lead Of helping are hindering nayi-
saton. he Is 10 make a complaint 10
the United States government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
CIRCUIT COURT

Tomorro~-Adiournment May
Be- Taken Next Week
judges Addlcman and Hervey Will
have before them tomorrow iniunc.
lions NAT were passed over from last
week judge Hcrvey win have the in-
junction application against the
board of education of Tnadclphia dig.
t1ct. and Judge Addleman viii have
fhe Sean On Dyson case
DO d. thourht that both parts % the
circuit court viii adjourn the latter
part &C ihe coming week Today viii
ho taken up With chancery and law
matters that have been passed To.
morrow viii alec b. general motion
day
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
Layman Sold Stolen Auto.

The Monroe auto stolen from the
First National bank of Darlington in
June, has been recovered. 1t was
sold by Frank Layman, who is charged
with stealing Buick from Berthold,
and selling it to doctor in South Da-
kota for 1925. The doctor gave up
the machine reluctantly.
The Evander drug store at Under
wood was robbed of $500 worth of CO.
caine, morphine, jewelry and cigars
while DR.. McCain's dental parlors
were robbed of all drugs. Drug
fends probably did the trick.
Women passing through Willston
on all trains are presented with home
grown flowers with cards bearing the
compliments of the commercial club.
Great Northern dining cars are now
decorated with beautiful North Da-
kota goldenrods.
A crew Of men from MinOt are NOV
ing the Acme elevator from Deering
to the new siding between Deering and
Glenburn. The Acme company have
bought the Imperial elevator at Deer
ing and G. S. Burtch has been placed
in charge.
Melvin A. VAIL of Deering died at
Rugby hospital Aug. 5, where he
was operated upon for appendicitis.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
The Old Home Town.

Do you remember the lazy fellow
who used to sit around the implement
store and the barber shops in the old
home town and predict the failure of
every boy who tried to poke his nose
above the common herd? UP in the
village of Salem they used to crack
hosts of jokes at the expense of a lank
and ungainly young fellow who
clerked in the village grocery, poled
flat boats on the river and split rails
for a living. They called him Abe in
those days. He became the president
of the United States and thousands
from far places on the earth have
visited his tomb at Springfield
to do him honor. They used to make
fun of Bill McAdoo back in the home
town. Of course you've heard of Bill
He dug a tunnel under the Hudson
river and is secretary of the treasury
now. But there are a lot of tads
back in the old home town who sort
of hope that Bill will fall over some
thing yet that will land in the con-
somme. And Grille Wright was a
regular joke in his old home town. 1t
is the old home town itself that is the
Joke.