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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-18
Michioan Winter Wheat 10 Poor.

Michigan Winter Wheat 10 Poor.
Michigan winter wheat shows q
great drop in comparison with the con-
dition at this time last year. according
to the November crop report issued by
Secretary Of State Coleman G.
Vaughan.
The condition of wheat now as
compared with an average per cent
is S5 in the state: SO in the south
ern counties. 81 In the central coun-
ties. 81 In the northern counties and
SO in the upper peninsula. One year
ago the percentage was "a in the
state; 80 in the southern counties.
95 in the central counties. So in the
northern counties and 81 in the upper
peninsula.
The total number of bushels OF
wheat marketed by farmers in No
vember at 70 Touring mills was 153.-
206. and at "a elevators and to grain
dealers $4,000, or a total of 307,215
bushels. OF this amount 216.271 bush
els were marketed in the southern four
tiers of counties. 1891 In the central
counties and 1893 in the northern
counties and upper peninsula.
The estimated number Of bushels of
wheat marketed in the four months.
August-November, is 3,750.000. Thirty
eight mills, elevators and grain deal
ers report no wheat marketed In No
vember.
The condition Of rye, as compared
with an average per cent, is 80 in the
state. One year ago the per cent
| was 95.
The condition OF fall pasture. as
compared with an average per cent, is
! 80 in the state.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-18

Mrs. Abner Plimsoll 10 30 fierc0 IN
her attitude toward the men that she
generally is referred to as the
Cossack."
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-12-18

A woman dressed as nun at mas
querade ball naturally makes a good
appearance. M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
NJ MECHBN

Lone Star Temple No. 9. pythian
Sisters, will hold their regular cos.
sion thls evening In their quarters I'm
the McMechen building
Master Elmer. son OF Mr. and Mrs
w. J. Siburt. OF Grant street. con.
tinues quite seriously 90 at his home
on Grant street, with heart trouble
George sharp. who has been seri
ously ~. is able 10 be about again.
but 70 viii be some time before he iu
able 20 resume his duties with the
Wheeling Traction Company.
Mrs J. &. Gain. who has been Walt.
ing relatives here for a few DAYS re.
turned 10 her home at Newark. o..
yesterday.
r. w. KeHer. Jr. who has beon
spending the week here. visiting with
his mother 81 the Hotel KeTcr viii
return 20 eNwark. O.. tomorrow.
Mrs % r. Goodwin o. confined ~
her home on Seventh street. quite 40.
rousiy ill " "a feared she b. suffer.
ing with Uphold fever
W. and Mrs. newton r.oman and
duughior have returned home from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Pittsburgh. where they were called on
account OF Mrs. Loman's sister.
Mrs. Hardman. Of Grant street. will
undergo a serious operation this
morning at the Ohio Valley General
Hospital. Wheeling. where she was
removed several days ago for treat
ment.
Air. and Mrs. Ward d. Goodwin. who
returned home from their honeymoon
yesterday. were serenaded last even
ing by their many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly. Of Raven
ma, o. are spending a few days with
relatives here.
a large delegation Of local persons
viii attend the commencement exer-
cises a. Union High school building
at Benwood this evening. Several
will attend the exercises at Mounds.
Vile tonight
Mr.. and Mrs y. Grow. OF Glen
Easton. have returned home after a
visit with relatives here
Several local people heard Dr Wait.
man r. Harbe deliver the commence
mCnt address 20 the Sherrard High
school graduates last evening
Miss Elsie Wilson. Of near Cameron.
IL spending a few days here. visiting
with friends
Arthur Miller is arranging 10 take
tho trip 20 Indianapolis % attend the
AUTO races on Decoration Day lie
intends taking n party OF friends and
driving through IN bis Everett tour.
ing car.
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spending a few days here visitiny
relatives.
Chestly Boggs OF Charleston, will
arrive here today for a visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Lem Harvey and fam
ily OF Warrington. will arrive here
today 10 attend the commencement
exercises.
Mr.. VIII FitzslmmOns is ~ at his
homo on Third street.
Mr.. Joseph Weaver OF Pittsburgh.
has returned 10 his home in that city
after visiting MS mother. Mrs. V. A.
Weaver
Misses Clara and Nell showacre
are spending a few days az the guests
of their sister. Mrs Fred Wood on
ClarksburR. W Va
Mrs. Frank Buzzard 81 Cameron. Is
spending the day with her mother.
Mrs. Mary 7. Chase Of Washington
avenue
Mr. y. W Iohr OF Second street.
who has been ~ a. her home. is
mr"h improved today
ATS. VIM. Wilson OF Glen Easton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
WHEELING PARK
OPENS TO PUBLIC
FiRsr oAv's PLEASURE MANFRED
. sohEwhAr ~ iNcLEMEnT
WEATHER


Wheeiing PARK wss formally opened
yeeterday morning for the 1915 season
Although the pleasure Of the opening
dAy vas msrTed somewhat By a steady
rain. the HchlAnd district picnic and
outtnE was held a. scheduled. between
-four and nvs hundred bsins present
20 enjoy tho events Of the day. ana
II II Estimated that the total attend
ance for the entire day and evening
vas close TO one thousand people.
The merry-go-round. the senic rail-
way and all other public smusements
we're kspt busy throughout the entire
day. In the evening . dance was held
IN the dancing pavilion. Owing TO the
rain all athletic events I'm connection
with the outing were cancelled.
The second picnic which promises
20 attract a large crowd will be held
tomorrow when the Triadelphia DIS
trtct school teachers. children ana
psreuts will hold their annual outing
at the park. A splendid athletic pro-
gram VIII be carried out and In each
event prizes will Be awarded 20 the
winners. In the evening an elabor.
ate display OF fireworks will be given
under the direction OF the manage
ment Of the park.
BY the nrst OF the week all OF the
public amusements In connection with
the park win be running In full. The
chief vaudeville attraction for this
week II the Bernardos, sensational
acrobats. tumblers. cts. who are CIV
Ing two performances each day, after
moons and. evenings.
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G. A. R. SERVICE
viii Be Held Sunday IN Elm Grove
Methodist chureh-Rev. Hart
10 Preach.

The annual memorial services for
the veterans Of the Civil War and
other patriotic societies will be held
In the First Methodist Episcopal
church At Elm Grove on sunday
morning The church will be very
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with American flags. and a cordial In.
vitatiOn b. extended 10 everyone 10 be-
present Rev s. b. Hart. pastor of
The church. VIII deliver the address 10
veterans on the subject. II Have
Fought a Good Fight"
The following program will be rem.
dored
Song. America" each child waving a
fag
Prayer By the pastor.
singing Abide With Ne"
Calling the roll of those who have
died during the year. and breaking
Of a white flower a. each name De-
called
Sermon by Rev s 70 Hart. subject.
Il Have Fought a Good Fight
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MOUNDS WILLIE
Mr.. E. A. RuIona pIes.

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Rulong. a wen
known and highly respected lady Of
this city. passed away yesterday morn
ing nj $3.50 o'clock at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Earl Harris. at Thir-
teenh street and Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. Rulong was born and raised IN
Moundsville. and had made her home
with her daughter since her husbands
death. nearly 20 years ago. Death was
attributed to a complication OF DIS
eases, from which she had been suf
fering for the past several years. De.
ceased Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Earl Harris. OF this city. and
Mrs. c. Il. Leatherby. OF Junior. W
Va. and also a number OF brothers
and sisters. Funeral services are as
yet incomplete. although they will be
conducted by Rev. J. II. Howard. pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
OF which she was a member
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convlets % Much Work.

In spite of the iDclement weather
condition Of yesterday the thirty con
victs from the state penal institution
worked throughout the day. and much
was accomplished in putting the Fork
Ridge road In splendid shape The
big turn in the road at Elm Point was
widened considerably and the surface
OF the road was smoothed in a mum.
Der Of places. The convicts worked
under the direction OF Warden NJ. Il.
White and Guards Miller and Evans
As the work on this road was not com.
pleted yesterday the thirty men will
20 back to work again this morning.
weather permitting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
THIRTY GRADS AT CARLISLE

CARLISLE. Pa. May 90 Diplomas
we're given to thirty students here TO.
day BY Gen. r. ~. Pratt. former SUP
erintendont and founder Of the school
~ the thlrty-slNth commencement ex-
ercises Of the Carlisle Indian school
Dr. p. " Claxton. United States com.
missioner 81 Indian Education. was
the principal speaker. Cato Sells
United states commissioner Of Indian
affairs. and p. " Merritt. assistant
commissioner. with other Indian Of
dcers were present
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school will be held this evening at
Sis o'clock, in the main auditorium OF
the school building at Edgington
Lane. An elaborate program will be
rendered. consisting OF good ad-
dresses and special music.
The principal address to the mem
bers OF the graduating class will be
delivered by Prof John Harrington
Cox. Of the West Virginia University.
az Morgantown. The class for this
year consists Of eleven members who
will receive diplomas.
The program to be rendered f. as
follows:
Music ..s.sss s.sss...... Orchestra
invocation .......... DR.. j. NJ. Potter
Music ....-.......s.... Orchestra
Oration-'W Woman A. q Consumer"
...-....... Mildred Oliver Springer
Grafton - Made IN the United
States" ........ Louis Allen Mckee
.i usi' '.t. ..t.. ...-+........ Orchestra
Address EEL Prof John Harrington Cox
Of the West Virginia University
Music ....... ............. Orchestra
Presentation Of Diplomas.
MuslC ...t..-s..s........ Orchestra
benedicuon ......... Rev. l.. g. Crosse
Music ................... Orchestra
DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isle
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WARWO0D GLASSES
GRADUATE TONIGHT
H1QH SCHOOL AND EIaHrH-oEADE
PUPILS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
commencement Exercises VIII Ne Hsid
IN Gem ThoatFe-Prof. Taylor
TO Deliver Address.

Commencement exercises 81 the Hiah
school and eighth-Erado classes Of the
WarwoOd schools will be- held tonight.
commencing a. s o'clock. in the Gem
Theatre. Warwoud. SIX high school
pupils and hfteeu grade pupils
will be- awarded diplomas The classes
are the largest in the history or War
wood schools
The high school class BE- compcreI o..
Elsie follinrwOud Mary McNlcklea
france floWera Rose Hchutgncr
MARY Marsh Harry Boyd
EiEnth grade graduates are
Chfistopher Hbbce Mabel Mcarew
Robert RIDDLE Naude Wright
Loan Miller Dma Weeks
Marie Elugcll Helen Tauranu
kstella Meyer Lurretia Thompson
Nfrainla shcnrinr Elizabeth Robson
Hazel Bcutneld
Interesting prorrarn
De theatre viii be Decorated wun
different class culura which ace Fira
and white for the high school anf "a
rose ana apple green for he Eishf.
Fo''o"'nF Is ,S,cge.g, Of the program.
Prayer..........,,. Rev c. j. Johnson
song by Ciassea
Two Part song by C.Iaasse "''o' IT,
Essay ......., 80. Frances FIowers
Address .......'-
Prot W. p. Tsylor. Hetsany college
Addresses ........ Eoard OF Education
Presentation % bipiomas
- W l.aEear. county surerintendsnt
Bensdiat'on -. Rev .. - Carson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

The graduating class OF the high
school VIII hold their commencement
exercises this evening IN the high
school auditorium, starting promptly
a. o'clock The commencement ad-
dress viii be delivered By Prof Wait
man T. Barbe. head OF the Enflish
department Of the State University.
and the diplomas viii be presented to
the twenty graduates BY Mr.. Sam Ris.
mgr. president Of the Board OF Educa.
ton. The high school orchestra will
furnish music throughout the evening.
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and daughter. Ida, are spending the
day with o. 5. Chambers and family
iof Second street.
Miss Maria Kester spent yesterday
evening in Wheeling. visiting friends.
Miss Jean Potts OF Dillies Bottom.
Ohio. Will spend the weeks end m
Moundsville In order to attend com
mence Of the local High school.
Mrs. J. r. Chase Of Sixth street.
spent the dayin In Wheeling, visiting
friends.
Miss Ida Quick has returned 10 her
home here from visit 10 her brother.
George Quick. OF Wheeling.
The W. 9. T. U. met last evening
with Mrs. ID. T. Burton Of seenth
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Uric Acid Poison
Undermines Health
Rhsuma Drives n from the System and
Eliminates Rhsumatism.

Ever since Rheuma has been sold an
this vicinity. the sale ~ this marvellous
rheumatism remedy has been steadily
on the in crease. This is due 10 me 80
thaf EHruun Dr. guaranteed TO eliminate
rheumatism or money beck
~ De- o. quick actinF remedy. too. Vou
90 not have 90 Walf n long time Tor re-
suits. theuua starts AZ once 90 act on
re Kidneys. liver. bowels and blood and
before ~ hours me poisonous uric nrif
the CHER cause Of rheumatism. has b..
Eun ~ pat1 1ut N ne BODY through the
govt and neuralgia
one 61-crnf bottle VIII prove Co any
rheumatic suffer that uhcunna aurefv
WI cure rheuuIhfiam. sold hr rahn
coleman Mhccung. W. Va. and aif
druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

a team composed OF John Meredith,
Roy Woodward. Lesley Arnold. VIII.
lam Burley and Shorty" Ransom.
VIII 60 70 wheeling tomorrow morn.
ing where they will represent Mounds.
WE nigh school IN the inter-schoiastic
neld meet 20 be held there. The local
athietes viii contest IN every event
excpting the weight throwing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Received Bio Contract.

The promoters. Messrs. Parker and
Elder of Pittsburgh, of a nave thea
tire building here. were In the city yes
terday afternoon and let the contract
for the proposed structure TO Thos.
shrimp and Som The new building
viii cost In the neighborhood OF $l5..
900, and will be erected on the
Koontz property just on Second street
on jefferson avenue The building
will b modern in every respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Boards OF EducatIon Meet.

The board of education OF Marshall
county, VIII meet In this city, June
IL. This VIII be the annual meeting
TO consider the business OF he next
year. Many new laws relative to cd
ucation passed at the recent session
OF the Legislature will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Members q Moundsvllie lodge. 30
~ u y q. Elks and their friends
eanced last eyening IN tho Elks' club
~ lomhnson avenue. Music was fur.
lished ~ the Kimberly orchestra and
refreshments were served.
The order win hold their reg,,t.r
ouslness session this evening and the
presence Of every member h urved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
EXAMINATIONS Completes.

Examinations In the High school
and eighth grade schools of the city
were completed yesterday afternoon.
Certificates of promotion will be dis
tributed TO the pupils today. Diplo-
mas will be presented TO the twenty
members of the senior class at COM
mencement tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Last Association MEETING.

The student body association OF the
High school will hold their last meet.
ing OF the present year this afternoon
in the auditorium Of the High school.
Tie reports OF the officers and com
mittees will be received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Play Here Today.

This afternoon. on the Fifth street
ball park. at $3.50 o'clock. the local
High school nine will cross bats with
the High team Of Wheeling for the
second time this season. A good con-
test Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Mrs.. Sarah Williams. formerly Of
this city. now OF Grafton. Pa. rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Business Mems Lunch. 55e. ft:so
20 2 o'clock Mcclure Hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

The annual commencement exer-
cises Of the Triadoiphia district high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
ELEVEN GRADUATE
Trlsdsiphis District High School Class
VIII Receive Diplomas
Tonight

Class Roll.
Grace Meek. CLYDE Powell.
catherine Wood, FRED Houston.
Elizabeth Mink. Cecil Calvert
Mildred Springer. Aiitu Mckee
Wilma Mitchell. Albert Nickeraon.
Carl Grimm.
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DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isle.
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DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isis.
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andj lco
the retailer We
is business We
them UwiIfe the
asizto rvnan
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-22
At The Theatres
THE ARKWAY.

"FifsG1ht,' two-rel EclaiI drama, will be featured tonight at the Ark~Ay. John Marsen, millionaire, is money mad. In his chase after the dollar he neglscts his wife and his heart is closed to love. On the tenth anniversary of his marriage he re- ceives a message from his employees that unless he raises their wages he will be killed. He sits in his room at home, watches his wife unpack nu- merous articles which he had given her in their courtship days, when his true nature overwhelms him. He meets the laborers' demands and makes amends for the lost years.
 Another good subject will be shown tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-22
DOMESTIC SCIENCE QUIZ
 SHOWS PRACTICAL VALUE

A list of question submitted today at examination of the domestic sci ence classes in the Conway public school gives an insight into the prac- tical value of this new department of the school. If the pupils are able to answer these questions correctly it would certainly indicate good knowledge of values and proper meth ods of preparation of foods. The fol- lowing list of question was propound- ed to the class at today's test:
 1. How do you make white sauce? For what is it used?
 ?. What are proportions of liquid and flour in batters and doughs? Give examples of each.
 3. What is the batter method of mixing? Dough? Cake?
 4. Name five foods containing pro- ein-starch-fat. For what purpose do we use each of these in our bodies?
 5. What is the general way of cooling starch? Protein? Why do we have this difference9
 6. What is leavening agent? Name at least four.
 2. Why is soda not used by itself
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-22
Ark-way Theatre Tomorrow
 Fourth Episode of The Master Rev"

The Master Key (released week of December Two Parts. .)-With his miners still hostile, Wilkerson real iZes that he must get Dore out of the way, if only temporarily. Inasmuch as Dore has saved Wilkersons life, thus preventing him from openly as- saulting him, the scheming executor of Ruth Gallons will plans to induce Dore to go to San Francisco. Accord ingly he alters the books of "The Master Key" mine to make it appear that unless more capital is secured at once the mine will go into bankruptcy.
 Wilkerson suggests that Dore leave at once, but Ruth's protector scents another conspiracy and arranges that Ruth, instead of himself shall make the trip to secure more capital. Wilk- erson, who plans to oust both Ruth, the rightful heir to "The Master Key" mine, and Dore, accepts Dore's counter proposition with bad grace. Making the most of the opportunity to rid himself of one of the obstacles to the success of his scheme, however, Wilkerson consents to Ruth's visiting fSan Francisco in Dore's place. Up on Ruth's departure Wilkerson wires Mrs. Darnell, an old flame, to intro duce Ruth to Frisco confidence man, Charles Drake, as the MT. Everett with whom she is to make arrange ments for securing further capital for the financing of the mine. Drake is instructed to gain control of the deeds which Ruth takes to San Francisco with her.
 Ruth, all unsuspecting of the net into which she is being drawn, is in troduced to Drake, and intrusts him with the sending of a telegram to Dore, telling the young mine superin' tendent of her safe arrival in Sar Francisco. Drake sends the telegram
 after making himself acquainted with Tits contents. Dore, back at his mine
 receives Ruth's telegram at the same time he is handed another puzzline wire from the real Mir. Everett (which reads: Miss Gallon has moi arrived; what is the trouble?' Upor lcomparing Ruth's telegram, which as sures him that she has ''met MT. Ev
 erett at depot," Dore instantly real izes that something is amiss, and de
 cides to leave for San Francisco d once to straighten out the matter.
 Hearing of Dore's plan to leave Wilkerson resolves to prevent his de
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-22

parture at all costs. For several hours he considers several plans and finally decides upon one which ho hopes will rid him for all time of the young mining engineer.
 During the night he witbdraws pm from the brake on the rear wheel of the motor truck which Dora u,;ll use next day in making the journey rom the mine to the railroad station A half-hour before Dore leaves Wilk- erson rides ahead and fires the bridge at the foot of steep decline down which Dore's truck must come The bridge is hidden by bend in tbe road, and the driver of Dore's truck 1ails to see the steadily mounting flames until he is half way down the side of the steep hill
 lie at once applies the brakes to the truck, but the pin which Wilker- son has removed prevents the brakes rom working, and the car soon at- talns terrific momentum. Bounding from side to side of the narrow noun. tain roadway, the driver of the ma chine has great difficulty from nra- venting the truck from leaping the trail. Realizing that death awaits him when the truck strikes the blazinp tlmbers of the bridge, the driver Jumps for his life into ditch along. side the road. Dore, anticipating the drivers desertion, springs to the. steering wheel of the truck iust in time to prevent it from overturninp He applies the brakes frantically in an attempt to control the runaway car, but with no success.
 With the flames of the bridpe a,- ready in his face, Dore jumps at tho last moment from the car rolls down the hillside, and hangs unconscious over the edge of the canyon. into Which the massive motor truck plunges through the rotten timbers of the blazing plank bridge.
 The heat from the burninp struc- ture and the cracking of flames in nearby bushes and mountain prass brings Dore to semi-consciousness and realization of his danger. Painfully crawling away from the canyon's edge to bare rock where the flames cannot reach him, he again falls un- conscious from his injuries. Wilker- son, meanwhile, has reached the sta. ton, and catches the local for San
 Francisco, believing that Dore has plunged into the depth of the canyon.