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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
U S. MANUFACTURER
CALLED TO RUSSIA
oemsno Ger American oooos NeeessL
tstes Ne~ Trade Channels During
The War.

NEW YORK. May 2T-Heavy de.
mands for MAIDEN America goods
from the European war zone are com.
peliing certain American m~anufactur.
ers 10 send officers % their COMPANIES
abroad 10 establish new business re-
.leAtions and new channels % trade
Thomas : Pelham. general sales
manager OF the Gillette Safety Razor
company has just sailed or such a
mission to Russia
Before sailing. Mr.. Pelham said:
Our two European factories estab-
hshed In 1907 on account OF the heavy
EuOpeanr demand for the Gillette razor
have been closed. together with sew.
.eral Of our supply depots in various
parts OF the world.
Before the war our Hamburg once
handled all the Gillette business IN
Russia. Now. Of course. Russian bust.
ness cannot be handled In Germany.
Similar conditions. OF course. exist
between France and Germany. aud
England and Germany. The case IL
typical Our company II meeting this
condition by sending me direct 70
Russia.
One effect OF the war that mas made
trade for Us IL the fact that the medi.
cal CORPS Of all the armies have dis.
couraged the wearing Of boards. The
smooth face is MOI soldierly. and OF.
hcers encourage the clean shave for
It's effect upon the self-respect OF their
men. The no stropping. no honlng
plan Of the little Made-in-America
Gillette makes shaving easy even In
the cramped conditions OF trench life.
Even the Russian beard has l~eargely
disappeared.
On this occasion ! am forced 10
take goods for immediate delivery
with me and cary thousands OF dol
lars worth Of Gillette razors and blades
In my trunks. After leaving Petro-
grad will go TO the great Fair al
Mini Novgorod. where | am assured OF
heavy sales. I will visit about fifty
cities in European Russia. from. which
we nave been receiving orders. includ.
Ing Warsaw. Moscow. Riga. Kharkon
ana Odessa. and will travel along the
route OF the Trans Siberian Railway
INTO Siberia, whence orders for our
goods are coming In quantity.
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Following h. the program for corn
menccment exercises at Friends Boald-
INK school. Thursday. June 3rd:
The BoA Of Colonial Days.
s . .sa-a .ssa.s a.. Homer /. Hartley
Militarism the Foe OF Woman's Pro-
ersss Agnes Helen Test
Ihe friNatc Life OF queen Victoria
-. 81 " e. s rssrs o r r.ss .tfolda IL. Hail
Why = Boy should STAY on the Farm.
.s........ Walton Rogers
some Modern Advantage In Medical
science a.. Lucinda NJ. Smith
why We Have Friends cho
Edith r. steer
The Great American Forests.
- . s sss asfs ssss .ss George 4. Beuell
Efficiency In school Work ...
Elizabeth Ellen Mott
The Progress or the Russian Peasant.
Dorothy NJ. Bailey
Ideas ON Self Government.
-.-.... ....-. Margaret n. Steer
Lie OF the Southern M~ountalneers.
.-.....A Arthur :. Gamble
lain the Baptist Edith 4. Pcckham
The Nal~dictOry. The CIasg
Presentation OF Diplomats
-......... Edmnud T.. Smith
tlass Address -.-..... Wilmer Young
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FINANCE

WV YORK. Nag z7-Dome.tlc de-
Felopmenta rather than foreign Affairs
seff TIE governing factors % todsys
t9lf and professional market. After
Tour hours OF aimless anft in which
grices ross ana fell. mostly within q
~.
Heser.ais OF the morning were mainly
sue 10 recurr~nt weakness in Rock Isl-
and. the Missouri Pacific Issues. the
,grner breaking 20 the low record OF
On the whole copper shares showed
tle most consistent strength. their ad-
vance being ascribed 20 renewal OF do
nestle dsrnand. coupled with the belief
that some Of the Speculative issues are
soon 70 20 on higher dividend bases.
gain. the United States Steel Was In de-
nand On reports that leading iuteresta
had exDressed greater confidence In the
future Of the Industry.
Seasoned Investment shares. especially
thoss comprizfnE the railway division.
which became heavy on London's offer
tnga Union Pacino and Southern Pa
CHIC also fell back toward the close on
unfavorable earnings Total sales 2s2.-
m strength Of Ires. or remittance.
eisn exchange market Domestic loans
for 80 and 20 days we're lower on the
Increasing supply Of capital az most
reserve centcTA
Aside from the weakness In Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific d~ebenture
were. trivial Total sales. par value.
Gnitsd States bonds were unchanged
on call
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Frazier. court below affirmed. with
opinion by Pollock.
Frank ki.nzil ~. StRny Kalinoski.
court held To have right TO discharge "A
Jury and as IL was not "A final order ~
wa~ wrong TO prosecute error. Affirm
ed. with opinion by Spence.
Lazzie Szices ". Ohio. Judgment OF
court an dismissing petition. affirmed.
opinion by Metcalfc. Judge Spence -
FUSED 20 concur. saying court should
have corrected n glarinE error IN imposi-
ton OF judgment lie objected to courts
~leEiSlatinE on cases connected with the
iquor business.
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shsrrard Briefs

The ladies OF the Tiea-nut nam N
church. "
Allies Mabel Cooke has been reuoyot
from the View Point s%anitorf1m fo r.
ON" valley General Horrltai wte1.
enc is quite 800
Miss emma campbell spent w.dpes-
day iu Elm Grove.
Horn-to AR and Mr.. " Vs. couI.v
Tine Mozart Boosters iascb.u u
save ' dance az the park "wednesday
p tuiuE a arg number OF trt.fs
SOFA ana tine proceeds Will be- urrT
TOY thn hshuilt or tns team.
Mlss Bessie Dorsey 81 WHaeIrr 49,
Ni-liIrE at thc a. o. Cloudy nom. III.
Nrst ~ the week "
william. the yuuns SON IL Sir and
.f. william ~eIdfl uf Mozart VINO ~
lffNfnt ar operation at the DhI. ~.
'i general Hospital "a Few DAYS IL L,
Dol Hom.whaf Improved
Iue Ladies' Aid society OF ia. Ia,
'IIFr' M D. church met On W.frlaI4y
90 their hall Mr. a. {. N.sr. s9t,r
tanned
clyde smith 81 M~ounds,iTa ia sr.,6
.'E some time af ihe home of ~ 49,
i'r Mrs r. MrD0mb.
william hYuYtf OF Mozart Has r.r.
chased "a new Buick Ger.
MrH John Morris ~ Pin WU b.. m
The Ladies circle of tho thrfaf
fhoran church az Mozart Win Tfve d ut
party on Tho lawn Of Mrs r.ffie pefer.
Sous nome large number 81 NrE.
cfg have been rold f1r the affair
Mi Asrdl McWh0rter o. WheeUrr
creek ls 900
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va Nav - I'll. 81,
.eihmls.loncfs have served notice upon
the GRAFTON Traction Company that an
~ stTsetS OF the city. which are traV-
muEL De put into good condition within
= snort time, or action viii be taken
company. A dispute has b.en existtns
between the city and the traction p.ppIe
LOT a year past. relative to Mt. MARY
nteI Nhich was torn up To maks pos
sibie "A new grade in the Traction com-
PahN uht. THIS street passes the new
P~ostoHlcc building ami IN its present
ColHltlnn - one Of the towns worst
eNesores officials Of the trolley com
phn{ met with two commissioners this
week ana tentative plans were con~id-
.Ied towards a cooperation or city and
trulleA company In completing the re-
pairs 70 the street. and the citizens are
u~ehlahIlhE mat the work be started at
once. II will cost several thousand doi-
lars as The street must be lowered Ia "A
new grade and entirely repaycd.
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connsrt A. R.thIah.m

on Tuesday evening the stone church
orchestra ~ Elm Grove gave q concert
at the Bethlehem Union chapel The
proceeds which amounted to q large
sum Will be used FOR the benefit Of the
chapel The following program was rem
dered.
Section J.
The star spangled Banner.
America
Battle Hymn Of the Republic
Battle Cry Of Freedom
Tramp. Tramp. Tramp
Dixie Land
Bonnie Blue Flag
comm Through the Rye.
i'ecltation ...--..... Margaret stewart
Annie Laurie.
Blue BELLS % Scotland
Last Rose Of summer
Nellie GRAY
Rocked In tho Cradle Of the Deem
Lead Kindly Light
The Watch ON the Rhine.
Section 10
Columbia tho Gem % fthc Ocean
Hail Columbia
Maryland. Ny Maryland
Marching Through Georgia
Yankee Doodle
Were Tenting Tonight
Mother Dear 90"
old Black Joe
Auld Lang Syue
Recitation Marg.r.t g,-.
old Folks st Home
FIRING Rack Nv Wonnic To 40
J. low Gently sweet Alton
Listen 20 the Nockiur Bird
Home sweet Home.
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STEUBENYILLB

STEJEENNILLE O.. May 27-Cour,
or arpN.lr handed down decisions ON
lhnrsdsy a. given below 10 the STRAIT
ing % on an invalid patent. the fact thnt
there was a. sell back and that there
was no fraud iu the sale
W. D. Strstton VI. Charles ". stratt1n
e. 90. in this case plaintiff asked f8r "A
return 90 notes. etc. given Tor "a socket
sewer pipe patent The i-ntcrluckiuE de-
tails uf tho case and patent laws wr-l
Eo1e Into judge Pollock held the socket
~ sever pirt wac not an invention.
buf q combination ~ one patent and Il
HtFIf NI riT. lu vogue. o. was void nH
o. rat.nf and hence % follows there wac
and sale JudEmeu. boz favor 81 Walker
ard against tuurIra EfrnffOu for $40. 600
in the notes Judgment affirmed
gartano rizzoia vs. Trodora Tohauao.
rho rsid that Mrs. Tohasso 6nit t8fi
him What be- deserved and there was no
Islander.
Eizab,ih . pc,yait vs. H r. Pott.
81 al affirmed opirl0n ~ Metcalfe.
Joseph Clere We Ida 10. Elliott. nnI-
inr for PLAINTIFF and no damage. Opin-
ION b. Pollock
judge MetcsIfc save the opinion iu
the election contest ~ . NJ. rrI.af va
Fremont TAR in thn county comm. ssion-
erahtp Judgment ~ lower court r..
.dcred
81 ~ Duncan. receiver VS. Nike Perl
reCereed with griuion ~ r1Ilork
y ~ Cd Coal 60. Fa. John W.rfrgaE
lower court hold t1 b. right Iu cousin
% direct o. verdict and boz rrrurInr HI
Elvf requests. Reversed for error Dbl
ndmissi"u ~ evidence with opinion b.,
pence
p " Stock q Sons vs.. r. H pauev 4
sons rrNereed O. Judgment vas arainaI
MefCnIfe
WiUiamaon Ueat.r Co LAM ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

ohm Marshall. q years. and Grace
Peterson. - years. Of Bcrgholz.
John T. ~Shepperd. % years. aud
Georgia NJ. Pyle. - years. or Amstcr-
dam.
Elmer J Dunn. 25 years. Of Allegheny
and Anna Hagedsrn. 20 years. OF Ming
Junction.
Fred q. Holman % years. and Eva
right. 20 years. of StcubenVillc
Anthony Lyttlc. % years. and In,E
Smith. 20 years. OF Fcrnwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

Glass night and commencement erer-
cises OF the Mingo Junction High School
Viii be held on Thursday evening. June
3, az 500 o'clock.
There are nine members Of the class
OF 1915. a. follows: Frank g. Hat~ch.
Helen Devore Craig ". Frazier, Donald
y. Gardner. Helen NJ Harris. Ethel ".
Kemp. Frances A. Pekruhn. Ia Reda NJ.
Quillin. Esther 4. Hyde.
The exercises this year win consfst OF
two parts. The first part viii Be in the
form OF a short plHylet entitled The
Eelgian Relief Committee" In which all
the class will he seen TO advantage.
The second part will BE- a class nd
dress by President w. IL AchAster, Of
Mt Union College.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
WHEAT

CHICAGO Nay 29-EEht csnts hr,ak
to-o~y IN he prize % the Nay option al
tractcd much more attention thar any
INNS else regarding wheat. although
business centered 90 a Far greater -
tent On July ana scptombcr. both q
which scored Eains. Absence Of aay
urE~nt Can FROM exporters or millsrs
i~lt MAJ virtually slthou support Tha
n-arksl. nov closed steady Al - T.
dechne 10 PC aGKauce. vito
last night Corn rose - % lul.c net.
lzae-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS

A. reported by o. g. Dunlap patent
lawyer. ~ Wheeling. IS. Va. the Pat.
% Ohice records show The recent ls.
sue Of The following patents TO West
Virginia Inventors fevi o. Channel.
Palestine. uutIock Charles " Flan.
hcnlInT. dI4fauremra4ur.nE do
Zee Wladi lau RahoD3t Logan.
fuel brick
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Prorreaaiva Lyoeum.

The Progressive Lyceum Of sand Hin
district. Marshall county met on We'd
nesday evening at the No. - school
house on Wheeling creek. a tine pro-
gram was rendered including "a debata
The question Tor debate was "Resoiven
that IRE T. more destructive than
water. Affirmative. Mary
and Herman Seabright. Negative. Alex
ander Campbell and Charles Lewis.
The judges decided in favor Of the
affirmative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
HAY. AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

FFw YORK May 77=Buttsr stead.
creamery extras l2z scorer zsa o. zsfrs.
Do thiEher scorinFI la m1afsr. nra.a
IT. use seconds 20 H11r. EEFa ur-
settled. fresh gathered extras lgugir.
storage packed extras nrsfs gfI RI Gee.
nr1te 20is n21Ac. regular packed sstr,
nrHts ztQ z2c. nrHts l1 2fe. nearby
hennerv whites nno fn fancy gfn Goo.
nearby LonncrY brow ns 81. Gee Chrr..
STEADY state whole miIk specials 1ffs
1850 do average 1giat flour unset
tied
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SHERRARD
Announcements.

The second quarterly conference for
Marshall circuit will be held at the
Mt. Olivet VI. =. church today at 230
o'clock. communion services viii be
held At that church on sunday at $3.50
o'clock.
There Will be a service at the Beth
lehem Union chapel on sunday evening
AT 500 O'clock.
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Want Norma school

Stcubenville H. hustlinE for the ioca-
ton Of the new state Normal school FOR
Eastern Ohio. The school will hriaE
about 1000 students and the state APP
S~teubenvillc has never had any EtAie
patronage. although Jefferson county
and SteubenVille are among the lArEest
supporters OF the state.
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lhough al hope had about been given
up lu regard Co. the proper observance OF
whore tho only National cemeterV I'M
INC state j. located. an eleventh hour
HntiNlty promises 10 bring about suf-
hcleht interest tu the matter 20 assure
= proper celebration Of tho DAY on MAY
slst which viii Do generally celebrated
a. Decoration Day. The local post ~
nc Grand Army will be in charge. and
The. -. A. X. will be- assisted by tile
children Of the city. A fund H. being
raised 20 defray the expenses ct the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

Funeral services We're held on Thurs
day over the remains OF Mr. VIM. Mead
ows who died at his home In Ingram.
Pa. on Monday. The deceased was the
son Of Rev. and Mrs. r.. l.. Meadows.
formerly uf Sherrard. Interment WAS
made Ina the Mt Olivet cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

The closing exercises OF the Bethle-
hem school will be held this evening At
the Union chapel An entertainment
viii he given by tho school. Those
receiving elementary diplomas are Ethel
Wayman. Mary sender. Leona Robin
son and Mary Virginia Garvt.n
The annual picnic will be held At the
school on next Tuesday.
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Memorial Services

on sunday at 900 O'Clock Rev. G. L..
Sampson OF the Benwood Methodist
church will deliver the annual memo
rial sermon to the j. T. Baird Post. q.
A. n. at the high school auditorium.
The Decoration services will be heio
at the Allen Grove Church on next
Monday at goo o'clock. Attorney Henry
a. Solte, OF M~oundsville Will deliver an
address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

several large gangs OF men were busy
on me iAyIor county roads on good
1oNeruor Hatnelds call to 'heIp Uft
Vest virginia out Of the mud" was moi
80 spontaneous as last year. Rig din
ners were cooked by the women 81 the
districts IN which the road workers
Wttc busy but the damp weather almost
MADE enlclent work on the thorough
fhrea an imnnsaihiIiN
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BARNESV WILLIE

BARNESNlLLE. o.. May 2T-The
~Schsier Hotel. which has been conduct
ed by andy Schafer and sister. Mrs.
y ena Narrick. was recently sold. the
purchaser being Charles Schsf,r former
owner and manager OF the hotel.
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woman, Chm conc.-+

~ the willard Hotel TUESDAY night
was given the MAY Concery ~ tho W0-
nan = Iiuh. which proved the biggest
event ~ this clubs yearly Offering ~
music Co the people or Grafton. The
program was a varied one and ln its at
t~fa'uhclA arranged musical numbers
Nlr"nEl} appealed 60 the large number
~ music lovers. that had gathered Tor
the occasion. After the program WAS
rompl'ted, inc auair resolved Into a so
-lHl gathering which spent the remalu-
iuR hours until midnight in various
lleataht ways, during the course 81
which punch and cake we're served Nv
the club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

OF the Grand Army 81 the RepubIu
IN the subject Of Memorial Day was de-
nNeEtd sunday morning ia the Andrews
n. =. church by the pastoE. rev n IA
King. \ large crowd gathered 20 hear
me splendld sermon. which paid y high
iilbute To- the memories - those who
nave already answered the call OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

NTa " = WIIUmT0 InI Inurhfer-
sarah. were shopping ln steubsntiIle On
IHurHlHF.
Misses Carrie TI1tu and Cora Miller.
or S~fruHrrNIIIr. attended tnr Alumni
dance. "wednesday evening
Miss IerHru HIten wac fn town froul
InIluualrf "wednesday evening md at
tended fhr dance 90 tra ball bF the high
school alumni Hn.H.IntI.r.
.MIraHu HrInu EnTHHHn and kafhrNn
FHrItF. NJ Mfr.'.uE. visited "Wednesday
with Miss Nr.Nn Burns and attended
D. AluwnI dance af the city hall iu tire
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
LoeAl oirl oraanates Id columhn,.

Miss Jessie HilleE. a popular Barnes
vile girl, will complete "A course of train
inE at Mount Carme! Hospital. at COL
umbus End graduate on June End. Miss
NILES n the niece Of Mrs. "a. y. Dement,
OF this city. who with her son. Robert
Dement,. % Lima. will attend the COM
meuremsFf exercises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

A FutUfHaful and unusually daring
r'nh'rt vas carried out Tuesday b. two
mon who stole more than 500 fn cash
fun mFUN fnIuable papers from the store
~ IrcisH HrufnerF in this city. Tarfv
In flN DAY. n man entered the store and
r~urchascd Oh mall article. which he paid
Tor with r. go hlI At noon. Wher the
store WHa deserted except Tor one On
tNf Urnprlrfura another strange man en-
tered ana asked Tor q pitch ork handle
lrar were Erut iu the store room Dob
me reHf. ana the main stree room was
lfff vacant While the two men vent
into the rear room Co. get the hnuflo
Aftfr eeIertlnE q handle that suited him.
p man paid f0r 30 and left Do On ths
store. FHFInr De would return for DO
later Zee never returned
shortly wards H uu cash box was
missed from fnn cafe which contained e
Considerable amount % cash and vaIu-
nhic lnrumonfa No trace W fnr men
has been rrrelved and they are ffourhf
Co.. D. "a COurl % smooth thieves VINO
ore wurkinE through this state boz =
FynfewHfir u
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Lor.n : sry.a,. clo.inx s.oet L.,tsr.

NEW YORK. May 2T-Ths list closed
generally higher. Activity was restrict
ed but sentiment was hopefully Inclined
and the Impression appears 10 BE- gala
Ing ground that the German reply Will
uive ideas. The foreign factor ~ he
dominating influence but in view OF the
~. aiuuloeteu s.ste OF tnihss mere. AZ
stock list should not be pressed during
easy periods. even thong disturbing
news may provoke selling movement
every now and then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

James -. Pierce. aged 81. brother or
rElday az weston and the remains wer.
Drought here FOR interment. The FUN
eral was held sunday aud the remain
were Inferred In Knottsvile cemeterV'
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0D-Conservative Life books close
June l5-3 q dividend payhble July list.
tZl-Whitaker-Glesner pfd. books clos
June 1. 1918.
t3l-LaBelle pfd. books close June
III dividend payable June 10th.
Owns. Steel a Iron books close
July 3rd-iSs dividend payable July
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Court Action.

Iohn Wilson. for receiving stolen
property and money. plead guilty. and
was fined $50 and costs and 30 days in
mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

Final account is estate OF Maria \.
Taylor.
sale confirmed In estate OF James d.
Pugh ct al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

Another postorioe Las been satab-
nshtd .lu this county. This BE- az the
wendell Mines and will be called
N'dell The territory that Will be
supplied by this office is quite large
and much work will be taken OF the
hands ~ the local p~oataTice. which
turmsrE supplied fhs Wendell district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

rn experiments with the r~ro1ucua-
~ steel Dr by electric methods the Tnif
Oh states steel corporation has expended
more than $500 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

Mrs Edward Dare. aged ~. beloved
vile of Edward Dare. passed away at
ThurFday. MAY %. 1918 at s:t5 o'clock
after au illness covering more than
eight weeks The deceased was a mem
Der OF the Wcllsburg 81. r. church. she
o. survived ty her husband. no other
relatives are LETT 10 mourn her loss.
uuffhI HfffltrH viii be conducted
from the home. Saturday. Ma Zeth. at
2 D m. Hfr pastor. Rev. a N. Boak
viii have charge. iutermcut I'm Brooke
cemetery. MrH. Dare was very we'll
known and loved by all who knew her
Since she hrst tUuk slCk many weeks
oFo. her condition Erew gradually worse
until tuHlll came the end. She with her
husband hau resided fu this cts Tor
eiEhf years past. haNluE come from
Washington. pa. Friends OF the fHmIf.
are invited Co. attend.
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il,lhfd Daniel lullock. aged ~. fath-
Or % george IS Pollock. assistant post
mnsler ~ Grafton. died Monday AZ his
home az Mporheld Mr Pollock has
services have been held
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG, w. Va, MAY 7T-An
persons having flowers to Hve for the
urpose OF decorating the grave OF
the Soldiers ON Decoration Day are ask
ed TO take them TO the city building on
saturday morning. May 2th. where they
viii be received by a committee and
pror~r distribution made Of them.
The c. A. Il have had iron pipe mark
ere made 90 put az each grave, in which
20 place naEs. and all friends and re-
lutiNcH OF soldiers buried In Brooke
cemetery are asked 10 notify the G.. A.
Y. that none OF the graves will Be miss
The markers will be placed In POSI-
uon on Saturday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

3 May festival Viii be held in me
S~truhcnvlllc Y 81 g. a. Friday urrI-
noon ana evening OF thIe week TI.
line smith. the wonderful boy pIaroiat
OF f~ullHuFhcr. who has been heard hg
LnNll audiences uu several occasions.
are on sale 80 the Hamilton
Gun and many from here viii likely at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28

4 patent haa been Krautd 70 = roI.
viii "a handle % one end end spring
hook af the other for LEADING danarr.ra
bulls tt their noses