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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
DE,IONSTRt ATE PRACTICAL
CHRISTIANITY IN SOCIAL. SERVICE

Social workers. assert that there is
10 singl" issue of greater Importance
10 the future OF Richmond than in the
conservation OF the young womanhood.
and in this city li.oop girls arc earning
their daily bread "lis is the ihlr,
boarding home that mas been opened.
,rI At least 90 more OF The same type
are needed to bridge tho gap between
the less thau living wages ana the high
cost of living, II girls are TO l." saved
the fatc Of many o; those who have
come before the Richmond public in
ihc vic. Investigation
The practical application OF religious
principles ia social work has hccu noted
~ various ORGANIZATIONS that are not
spcc!ncally religious nodicS-that H.
they are not church organizations Al
the meeting OF the Equal Suffrage
talks ON "WhH"t AIli ts Sunrarist." Mr.
" W. Fostsr siid: Il want The ballot
81 order more fully to carry Oh tn.
Masters work she enumerated va
rious commands laid down FOR tho
guidance 81 those carrying on tn.
Lords work, and in order to do it
under Tho present conditions. feed Tn"
hungry, visit the sick and imprisoned
on"c,ively she felt that women must
u, backed hy tho power OF the ballot
Again. the religious motif was woven
into th- theme OF social service bv
Mrs. !. II Glenn, president Of the IA
i"nal Conference" ~ Charity and Cor
roch"n, VII" spoke ~ the Womcn's
Association OF =. Pauls r.p!Scopal
CHURCH or Wednesdays when she said
that the women of the Soutn i'm par
taNlar rractic"d practical christianity
IN az! social service work. She urged
t." Importance OF America taking uu
ii'' Up" of activity that Europ, has
h""n forced % drop 10y reason OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
Worth $4.OC

The Waist department fairly teens with bargains
prettiest most desirable styles We good
things this morning but here's group of a
styles sos you duplicate under $500
Crepe de chine Georgette shadow lace
Georgette and crepe styles high
necks, convertible collars, high neck; sen
sleeves tucs back and front fancy pearl gold
buttons The best quality the dainest trim
mings latest style and finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

that removes any and oyory corr
oaiIus without fail. without fIissjnn
r Murn ln'IE "'nG,asss to- harnesses.
m"ntS It's applied In . s.rouds-him,.
INNS drops. tn" WORK is done. III.
.Vtn ShflEels up Your corn agony ends
ilmpiing' the paims tina, dart 10 your
,''il corr, the "rucihXion of having
~ W'ar SHOES over screaming Corns
ht mem bleed by using knives. rLzors
-. It,,,, sI,!.ES,S"rs are gou. at last.
III. . - tn" new way. the sure
causes warts and hunions
HfI IT. is sold 10y druggists
/ Were, 2ac q bottle or sent 1iiroci
~! - 4.'"i'hc. x Co., Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
15c Remfrew Madras
and Dress Gimghams
1272c yd

No matter how hot the sun
may be, nor how many times
these fabrics go into the tub,
they will hold their color.
30 inches wide, in stripes,
checks, plaids and solid col
ors, in all shades and COM
binatiOnS, for Women's
misses and children's dress
es and mems and boys
shirts.
Our price is 121ac yard
but 15c is the usual price
elsewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
Mss Rsa HLLeWfS

Who viii he heard In artists re
citni NJ the John Marshall High school
ON Friday. evening. \ brilliant pro-
gram has been arranged. and the even
ing will he most interesting ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

this week from New York. and after
spending some time here they left for
Ash"villc. y g.. for several weeks stay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
LINEN SHOWER TO AID
NEW HOME FOR GIRLS
Women Seek Opportunities OF Keep
ing Lent In Constructive
Manner.
WILL PROVIDE REAL HOME
Definite Movement Is Launched for
Conservation of Young Woman
hood Until Society Demands
Wages on Which Women Can Live.

The day % negative goodness is on
the wan" In the world of women
,cro-jlnr :, soclo,oris,s or rather
thov say that goodness must be CON
s,ruct!yo az f; isn't goodness. y new
r,shio, in kecring Lent is in evil
d,Dco bOa,inr ONT this conclusion In
nichmona Women who formerly ate
so,n instead or ash. or salad rather
ma. dessert during ,his period. and
,rcn fol. cou,.n, as having done their
vnolc duty as a Christian. are to-day
wearing cotton stockings instead of
cam, AVID civip. IN. difference In price
,,niinr o,h.r
'' "
women 70 live.
Tomorrow afternoon every woman
=; ,,t,,-,,,,3 i t,,.i,.d fen attend a
nae
I!ncn shower - '"e 0'''' - wv '1''''"
cherry Street. the new boarding nom"
@o~ Girls who earn ;hair own liv!urs
,r,or oe ~. house
committee j. an ohHot'"I''H l" N'''
Lent IN a constructive manner
.7,bo-o 49,. ,yar,, ronn,s 10 he fur
,s
n'Shed IN 'hr nome me-"
tablccloths Napkins towels aprons
curtains. or money 10 hay them
, ,,,,,,,,,
y c'u, vuo work
'N''H
rms boarding nome Was '''''" ''''
week under the auspices @! the So
,isl ccrvice I.odcroriou to enable self
t.,s -,
$"PPo' ''"s'
Keep their places in IN" social sche'ne
and have the right OF 'lifc liberty and
i, h,;,,ss" r,,c room
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
MONROE.

The heavy rains we are having SO often
make the grass look fine.
Mrs. A. F. Durham is gaining slowly. MIR.
Durham will have a new Ford car come this
week, and Mr.. F. L Palmer has new one.
The Sunday school contest has closed, the
blue side winning. and a supper of ice cream
and cake was given by the losers. Another
contest has been started with young men as
leaders.
Mrs. Alice Palmer, her sister. Gertrude Wall
ker and Mr.. F. L. Palmer went to Hebron to
attend the graduation of Master Fred Palmer.
Mrs. Lowell, who keeps house for Mr.. Palm.
er, will visit relatives in Belfast during his abb
sence.
E. M. Billings Post and Circle had very
happy meeting June 18th, when several new
members were added. At the business meet
ing every officer was in his place. Interesting
remarks were made by Comrades Trask, Stin-
son. Bussey, Clark, Palmer and others and
many of the old battles were fought over,
while the present war in Europe was discussed
from all sides. most interesting program,
including readings and musical numbers, was
given and tempting supper spread by the
ladies. Billings Post and Circle, while small.
make up for lack in numbers by enthusiasm,
and all comrades in the vicinity and loyal wo-
men are invited to join.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
SWANVILLE CENTER.


Lewis Murphy has sold his handsome colt to
his father, Horace Murphy
Fred Barden lost 12O chickens recently by
the overheating of his brooder.
The Industrial Club will meet with Mrs.
Henry Thompson June SOth.
Mrs. Charles Hustus arrived home Monday
from the E. M. G. Hospital. Bangor.
Mrs. Edward Marden went to New Hamp.
shire last week to attend the graduation Of her
niece.
Mrs. Caroline Dow has returned to her
home and Miss Mildred Evans is with her
grandfather, Watson Robertson.
The Industrial Club will give their annual
lawn party August 18th at Comet Grange
hall. Ice cream and cake will be on sale.
While framing piece of timber E. A. Rob-
ertson's Ratchet slipped and cut his leg just
above the knee. DR.. Cook dressed the wound,
taking four stitches, and he is doing finely.
Lester Cunningham and Thomas Cuddy Of
Bangor. who were en- route to Belfast by auto,
called on Mrs. Carrie Cunningham and Mrs.
Wallace Gray, mother and sister Of Mr.. Gun
ningham. recently.
VIM. Clements, who is q member of the In
dustrial Club, gave 80 Of the members royal
entertainment June 10th, which was greatly
enjoyed by all. Oranges. bananas. peanuts.
candy and lemonade were served.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
SWANvILLE,

Miss Lizzie McTaggart of Brooks was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. G. T. Nickerson, last
week.
Mrs. Sarah Crockett, who has been quite i'll
is improving. She is attended by DR.. F. C. Small
Of Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Damn will go by auto to
Hebron this week to attend the graduation of
their son Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Briggs and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Damn autoed to Belfast to attend the
circus last Thursday evening.
The remains of MISS Phoebe Staples of Bel
fast, former resident of this town, were
brought here for funeral services and burial
last Thursday.
The L. AS. was entertained by the president.
Mrs. A. T. Nickerson, last Friday, Ice cream
and cake were served, Mrs. j. W. Nickerson
will entertain in two weeks, Friday, July 2,
Emery Cunningham is at home from Bucks
port Seminary, Miss Annie Nickerson from
Searsport High school, Miss Bernice Damn
from West Enfield High, and Mr.. Clinton
Nickerson, U. of NJ is with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Nickerson, at Maple Terrace.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24

SCHOOL CHANGES. The school committee
were at the High and Grammar school build
lngs Monday afternoon to make arrangements
lot changes so that the former building may be
Used exclusively by the High school The six
grades of the North school will be placed in the
Mcclellan building and the six grades of the
South in Peirce Memorial, thus relieving the
congestion that has prevailed in the buildings
On the common The rooms formerly occu-
pied by the six h abd seventh grades in the
hlgb school building first floor will be arranged
Tor the laboratory anu the Commercial DEPART
nent. The seventh grade will have the ex-
elusive use of the first floor in the Grammar
building, and the eighth and ninth grades re-
nam on the second floor as heretofore.
NEW CORPORATION. The certificate of or.
ssnlzation of the Belfast Company was re-
corded in the Waldo County Registry of Deeds
June 2lst. The purposes Of the corporation
ore to do a general printing. advertising and
furnishing business, to buy. sell. own, lease
and exchange any and all real estate and per-
'Ohal property necessary or proper to be used
IN said business. including shares of stock in
any other corporation organized for any SINH
"f purpose. and to do all things properly per-
AIMING to the conduct of said business. The
sapltal stock is $4,000; common stock is $780,
w. preferred stock is none. The amount of
'apital stock already peid in is none. Par value
VI shares is 500. Arthur E. Small. WILDER T.
tucker and Florence C. Meister, all of Belfast,
asVe one share each Of common stock; stock in
treasury unaubscribed 497 shares. The above
sfe directors. Mr.. Small is president and
treasurer and Miss Meister 10 clerk.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
LINCOLNVILLE.

Miss Georgia Hall is spending few days in
Belfast.
Capt William Dckey has bought a new
Buick car.
Several from here attended the circus in
Belfast last Thursday.
The schools in town will close June 25th for
the. summer vacation.
There will be dance at Tranquility hall
Monday evening, July 5th.
Burton Gray of Bar Harbor was a recent
guest of his mother, Mrs. Effie Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mckinney are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl, Irma Louise.
Miss Mary Coggins of Bangor and Gerald
Coggins of Belfast passed the week lend with
thei parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Coggins
The friends of Mrs. George Getchell are
pleased to learn of her arrival home from the
Knox hospital at Rockand. Mr.. and Mrs.
Getchell are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of nice baby boy-Raymond George.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
Athletic Field Given NJ. c. l.

Hunnewell Field, the property of the late
William R. Hunnewell, which has been used as
an athletic field for many years through his
kindness and interests in sports of that kind
was formally given to Maine Cen trail institute
June 18th at the close of the graduating exer-
cises by Hon. J, W. Manson. The gift, which
is highly apprected by the school, was accepted
by Hon. Carl E. Milliken, president Of the
board of trustees.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
SUDDEN DEATH OF GEORGE CoDDINC

BROOKS, June %. The sudden death OF
George Godding. aged y years, son of Lewis
Godding of this place. after an illness of only
few days from bronchial pneumonia, was a
shock to everybody, as he had been strong,
active young fellow. The funeral will be
held at the Congregational Church Friday
morning. June 25th, at ten o'clock.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24

Miss Florence E. DQnton of Madison. Wis I.
is spending three weeks vacation with her
parents, Hon. and Mrs. Robert F. Dunton.
The Republican journal., 1915-06-24

Miss Edith c. Wilson of Belfast, who has
had charge of the Commercial department of
the Gardiner High school for number of
years, has accepted like position in the High
school of Westboro, Mass. She is spending
the ummer in Ocean Park, Maine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
MoundsNIII. NJ

Mrs. ". +. Gorby OF this CITY ar.
companied by Mrs. Charles smith ~
McMechen. left yesterday for CbIcapo
on a two weeks visit 20 friends
John Scott OF Wheeling was 81,
Moundsville Yesterday. on business
Humane Omcer sheldon Iosopb or
wheeling. was In MoundsviUe yestor.
day on business with the county
court
Dr. Leonard Eslty. OF Wheeling vsg
business visitor in Moundsvine YES.
tCrdav
George Maxwell OF the Sand um
district. was in N0undeviUp vasfrr.
day on business.
g. W. McCombF. OF Mt OHvet. was
IN THIS city ON business with the com.
ty court yesterday
Squire vs.. p. Clayton OF uenwooa
va. pm Mounosville on legal business
vs.. d. Kitfia and John Rogeraor of
9herrard. were iD Noundsvffia vasfa-
gay, on business connected with the
FaIrWont pike paving
W.T. p. Wilson. "a prominent farm.
or or Liberty district was fr 1rrrrF.
VIE yesterday. on busIncrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
WELLSBURG

WELLsBJEG. w. Va. Jan -O.-The
entire city ana county was shocked uu
Wednesday morning % hear OF the death
Of John Wilson. al his home near snort
creek on Tuesday evening. The death
was sudden and unexpected Co his
friends, ag he had been Boa the best OF
spirits during the day, and seemed per
IcCty well He retired about D. mr
and died "a few minutes later.
Mr. Wilson was a years old. and htd
been a lifelong resident OF the county.
lie WAS well known all over the county.
having been auDtIOuccr for many years.
TIE was also "a great lover OF hunting
and Was known for his ability as "a
hunter. All his life he had been Dem
ucrat. and had taken considerable part
iu politics "a Jne county a number OF
years ago.
Several months ago Mr.. Wilson suffer
ed au amputatiou. sacrificing part OF one
OF his limbs, but he rallied well from
the operation, and was apparently az
most yOuNalcsCent
The death OF Mr. Wilson was the first
death In the family. His wife. who was
Miss Leah Lewis daughter of Mr. and
Alrs. job Lewis. and nine children sur
yiyc The children are. Mrs. Henry W
Hartley. Brooke county. Mr.. %. J.. Nc
Coy. Brooke county Mrs. R.ua Gillard.
West Virginia. Mrs. David Miller.
Brooke county, Mrs Isaac MCD0uoyh
ohio county. Mrs Frank Hammond.
Stcubeuyllle. o.. Mls. John Weeks. Elm
Grove, herman Wilson at home and
James Wilson, Martins Ferry. Cd.
The taueral services viii bc held on
Friday afternoon from his late home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
ENuINEER GAVE
1T TO CHILDREN
THEY WERE LACKING IN BLOOD
AND LOOKED BADLY, so
TRIED EXPERIMENT.

Considerable talk has been stirred
up locally by the wonderful relief that
Mr.. James Hoague. who lives at No.
52ll Rosetta street. Pittsburgh. has
received by means OF Plant Juice. Nj.
Hoague has been a trusted employee
for years OF the MCCline 4 Irwin Co.
as engineer. He said.
Il suffered terribly from stomach
trouble and torpid liver. After tax
ing Plant Juice for six weeks / am
entirely cured and feel like a new
man. had tried all kinds OF medi.
cine and doctored for years without
receiving any permanent help. I first
gave Plant Juice TO my children. who
were lacking In blood and looked bad.
ly. and they improved so rapidly that
/ decided 10 try 10 myself l want all
OF my friends 20 know about this medi.
cine. and TO benefit by my expert.
cnce.'
Any one OF the following symptoms
may denote the presence Of a de.
ranged stomach. Indigestion, dyspep-
STA. coated tongue. sour stomach. gas
or bloated feeling after meals, sleep
lessness. poor appetite. heavy sensa,
ton I'm the stomach. constipation.
headache, dizzy spells. restlessness,
puned eyes. bad taste in the mouth
and no energy.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at
all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
AT THE VICTORIA.

The bin FOR the second haIT Of the
week az the Victoria BE- uu. OF the most
elaborate Manager SuatgT has presented
this season. Do ls run OF good clean
comedy and some wonderful singing and
acrobatc work. The bill includes nyc
high class acts, any on, OF which is
worth tho price Of admission The Five
nuuoars viii present Pun iu a Candy
shop sidesphttiug comedy act. Five
people make up this troupe. Two good
looking girls included.
The second feature of the program is
Bigelow, Campbell and hayden. the rag
time songbirds, who are holding over
from the first half Of the week by p0p4-
Tar approval and request They viii
sing any popular song suggested by the
audience, This notable trio was recent
IS affiliated with Lew Fields success.
All Aboard"
William O'Brleu and company present
remarkable aDrOhattc sketch lutruduc-
Ing Naomi, the human cannon ball.
using a lb-inCh cannon. -Four people
play In this sketch. Scott and Wallace
will offer comedy musical acc and
Bayle and Patsy will wind up the ahow
with some good singing and comedy
talking. The Nictoriascopc will as usual
show some new pictures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
McMeehen Briefs.

Edward GatewoOd and family have
returned from visit Of several weeks
10 friends and relatives at Bedford
Pa.
A small child OF George Murphy IS
III with an attack OF typhoid fever.
F. Il. Earnest Of Woodruff. Jeff for
home yesterday, after visit here "a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCardle If
Tenth street
John W. Leach Of Benwood. was q
business visitor in McMechen yestcr
day.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Pau.
West OF North Marshall street, is re
ported seriously III al the home OF
his parents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
MOUNDSYILLB
County Court.

A. the session Of the county court
held yesterday delegations We're pres
ent regarding road matters in their
several districts. A delegation from
the Fairmont pike section. sccompa.
MED by Attorney Charles r.. Carrigan
appeared with a petition from that
section asking that a special election
be held to get the views Of the ciu-
zens regarding a change in the road
improvements from brick (which the
bond order called forj TO a bituminoUs
macadam road After the matter was
discussed FOR some time 20 was con.
tinued until Friday. Delega lions were
also presen. from Roberts Ridge and
Bowman Ridge, asking FOR a survey
looking toward better location for
the road there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
For a Deep Seated Cold.

It is I'm cases OF deep seated colds
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
most appreciated. IL relieves the lungs
and makes breathing easier. liNifies
the tough mucus and makes IL easier
TO eXpectorate, allays the cough and
aids nature in throwing OF the cold
and restoring the system TO a healthy
condition. Mrs. G.. b. Walters. Deca-
tur, H., says. Fifteen years ago
Chamberlain Cough Remedy cured
me OF a deep seated cold on the
lungs and rid me Of an aggravatinE
cough. ! have since used it when
needed and IL has always produced
the desired results" For sale by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
rae1 sook ON sroYAcH ILLs

Geo U Nayr. of I-f whiting GO.
Dh.raEo II. prominent druggist
BIAS published gI.ie t0 health u
which he shows bow Dol cured h.usfI.
end brought relief to thousands 1I
other sufferers from .1ls..ralo1. BILL
business. Indigestion and intestinal
troubles hv fhe uer 20 French healing
OILS. One dose usually rCnvinces Tho
most chrcnIc cases rarely need over
.tree doses ANY one wanting a copy
o. t1.9 book can get Do a. the drug
store free Mayrs Wonderful St0m-
arr Remedy lei now cold here bv g.
%. cr.est John Coieuan- g stores
Hose Davis uur co.. and druggists
rUaH-u here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

yict viii arrive al Moundsville some
time to- day OF tomorrow. as word has
been received that he started from
that place yesterday with his man.
No prisoners were discharged from
the prison yesterday. which is unusu-
MI, as there ls one OF two discharged
almost every day.
Deputy United States Marshal
Moore yesterday brought Eve Federal
prisoners 10 The prison from the Fed
eral court al Parkersburg. Anon J.
them were the two white slavers who
were sent up on a ten-year sentence
by Judge Dayton this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

& number Of small boys were arraiRu-
ed before Mayor q. W. Einein polio,
court ON Tuesday evening on Complai mo
uf citizens about the air gun nuisance.
The boys were given "a severe lecture
and forbid the use Of their air rifles lu
the streets OF the town They aII
Promised TO comply with IN. request off
the mayor iu the future and We're allow
ed Co EU 90 their homes
Mayor kiue intends enforcing this rule
that the boys shall not annoy citizens
with these deadly weapons. only Evr-
tDrday girl was shot 900 the head with
missile entered her scalp. Luckily her
heavy hair saved her from serious iu-
Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
THE THEATRE
MARIE pREssLER

Many term Marie Drs-aiyr Oh. fguui-
est woman iu thv world. Every person
who has seen her Cavurt iu her latest
success. TITLES IIuCtIrgd Romance.
the nlm production which returns 90 the
Court this afternoon Tor lu ,ugIgemeuL
or three days declare she ls all OF that.
and more too. "IIluy' iS without doubt
tho most llGIgrOus creation ever pre-
scented Ou the spoken or silent stage, and
this II saying "a great deal Tor the first
comedy picture. more than six thousand
feet Ia length. ever 90 have occupied the
attention OF patrons ut the nr-t class
theatres throughout the country
Performance are scheduled for after
moons at $50 and evening ar N.Ig Al.
scat. are L...-L-L and --. now w ---u-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

lNH MoFeusll County Teachers AsED-
citation viii meet at NouudsyilIe Gel,
morrow evening and Saturday morning
and Oh, greater part OF the teachers III
MarshaI county are expected 20 be 90
attendance Au excellent program ha-
been arranged and on Friday evening
br II. Is. Armstrong. head Of the De
partU'ut OF English at the West Virgin
ia University. Will deliver an address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
MECHBN


zone star Temple no. 3D.. PrtrHar
Sisters. will hold ar arar -artf-.
LeAi friday evening OF which time
.h'iI IecenNF elected officers wiz ro
installed The meeting will BEGIN af
~ %. PM. Az The close of ira install
.a.ion exercises. relresrmrufa win Ha
az the door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

Mr. Harry Bond of Wheeling. who
Hamilton club az their camp on EgfalO
creek viii address that body again as
well as an others who wish 20 attend
club auditorium ON Charles street Uu
next sunday. January -ltE. az $3.50 %. m.
Mr. Bond is well known business man
and viii be able Goo give much helpful
advice tr alI who attend This meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

INK authorities solve several mysterious
and bold ruDb'ries which have been COM
mittyd lu that vicinity OF late
1u Wednesday morning two deputies
caught two young men. Freddie IlsIgar
and Arthur Norris. near the EurllH
creek bridge who were walking toward
" yilsburg. They Were roughly dressed
and tried TO get away when the officers
started toward them They We're brought.
10 the county Juil while the officers EOr
iu communication with Wheeling but.
later they We're dismissed. they having
been able 20 prove they had not been
connected with the TUhbrrlsE.