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The Dickinson press., 1915-02-27

0kS y4kSGA ASkHNy
tJanuarYs2lbt!r M rs.dPeters6m Will he
lream1ehhbered t2ntbyp3itthe 'VVoqterySxs"Yoeffr5 the
county a. Miss Marie Ackerma1sytWho
lent Of sehoola;M77Slloipe' County News.
Mrs. WuH. WARE, who has been
seriously ill at the home OF her
in Lansing, .MiofDy risoi IRE
poftedi mulch. better ~ Mfr, WARE was
theeI aaVViietiinm TT appoplexy and It fWas
due. to her serious condition that Mr.
Ware made the trip east. r He will not
fetutdRaTT lntitI(jhs wife shows marked
Improvement. .NolTUa
The asHinuaaaII III meeting of the First
NationatIbank stockholders was held
fecently1hN The officers elected for The
ensuing syeafcta Te :ftAugu5tS r Peterson,
president; Henry MelaasWYics p,resi-
dent; HeE.tsehroeder, cashier; Q: E.
$ahr, assistant cashier Mr., Sahr
has beeh connected with, the bank only
since last fall. ."74
Therel4ihial ii s. 4tHeeni many new arrivals
lin thisoparh. ofithe, country lately. A
was'sb6rmf to Mr?!nand Mrs,
EO.eO. Waterloo ,DeS8ft. l Ia s,!daughter
also arrived at5aihe home IofsMr: and
Mrs IVanl Hammer. dflNew England:
ES~onsawere. born Ito 23Mr.4I and Mrs.
Henry eterson south of here, atog Mr.
and. Mrs. Andrewa!A nderso1o aifarGMr:
and Mrrsi,5 A".C,, White Of Shollsmades
/ WI W. Snyder Observation-Disclosures
de StheGiA midonr ITo{Wvnsite's Go:,3?atrived
this week, rom1RoekfordJt1llinoi and
BID now Located az ths county sea y +
EthRlaneewio County oofsac Slope The COM
CpanV3 is noW1treadyoto sell 4otss I'M the
new town and ;Mfn Snyder WIFI remain
Dat Am1dbhttfotrs some littletime. Many
Ep~eople.5Who have beenoo making sin-
Eqhifies as6ut 48ts iinfthefin new town Will
|sbe interested. ,:sto, learn that the lots
ARE now, On1sale.t 90 N.iji Jnu0ooa Disc
Il Christ. Beck FROM, out Gay1ondrWay
has,1aboutl:completed his grain haul!
Ing eforet thhiiaGds SEASON. Tie has been
bringing. iin,thresi leadsaofSwheat each
Week DURING the months:
[fn :additI6hI5dtooibhs fWheat.ooM Beck
RAISED some fine corn. Hethaddteh
acres whichsgave &C yield fof between
So and 40 bushels to, the, acre. Sheep
and cattle lareEaalso raised by MIX
Back;us0 .that;he istsuresof1a crop Of
SOME #EdRtfeaach,5Sysaaar. 90 nof4j ~ Jyq I'd d
Herald:-C. F. Book, manager Of
the -;McKenziaA store at Cook ranch!
was In town recently fora load OF
suppNest While IN New England ehe
tooho theIaexalninati0nof for postmaster
Efor Hsfoifrt9fiteIla8ss hhqsstt4fFffctaee::IiooSae Several
months ago the goNernment .uestab.
|lishednab pdstoffice'3at Cook. ranch but
the coffee rcotldtb not be- opened for
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tUvNlp DIE IF !DsI'Jgi EIyN'..-IL
& RANCH AND FARM

o. Wolves are killing cattle in Dawson
county, Montana, and the live stock
growers around Glendive are offering
q 2 re- y Of .,$ $25 for, each acf wolf killed killed
81 Bronze grass is one Of. the best
pasture plants. It's good points are
thatiit has "a good root system SO
stands! tramping WE'LL it starts early
and grows late, is leafy and makes a
fine pasture. lit does we'll on poor'las
well as. On good soil, but. responds
very rapidly to good soil and manur-
inp.p ,~ryWfl:un 1tI j. lint u,."'- ~
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ldgabSstifbs sor ne PRESS
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/ gnI9d 2oi 9iJ jp0nJIW DnE
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II

,1lG2 W:uHersteiu WAS hauling wheat
reeshtly'eaad marketing at $1.41
per bushel. ,aTe5a u lls.9oJ
a",RR obissrrt, iwa1 Ware ia has 4 e,ssnl' semen .esanssass;ed a.
R Raaas sg1 taS new FARMERS 'e a.
A.. -McCraeken has sold his tailor
1 ship li RSSEn 3asI Rle sks 6 MAn dan and
d;oJ fIIoaTrTsa 49, Lon.o -, H. ord
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uinEton.
Mrs. ThOs. McNichols and children of
Mahnin X ton. are here the guests of Mrs
McNichol- parents. Dr. and Mrs
Rev. }. J. Gregory Of the Presbyterian
church. who has been quite sick FOR
some time. IS reported much better. but
ia still unable 20 be out.
John Nichols. whose illness has here
toforc been reported remains about the
same.
George Garrison. Of the EIEer COM
any. has been IN duty for several DAYS
on account or iudispositiou.
Miss Mary Nost OF New York CITY.
passed through town Sunday enroutc 10
Mannington TO visit friends. She will
stop here and remain awhile with
friends before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. steve Neil and little
son or Cleveland. d.. are here the
guests OF Mrs. Ncirs parents. Nj. and
Are. ". a. Lopez.
james Clausiou Of Coffee county.
Kan. is here the guest OF friends aud
viii remain till after the holidays.
W. T.. Hickman. who formerly owned
and operated the White Front .restaiIr-
ant. moved his family 60 Pittsburgh
last week
~. Esicherter was called to Peuusyl-
wanna SUNDAY by telegram auuounc-
Ing the sudden death Of his father.
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TO CLEAN UP
STEUBENVILLE
AAYon RAILS TON ANNOUNCES
rrsuE TO END or TERM
personally Leads Raid on speaksisiss
And Captures Much "Boozs--
News OF stsubsnvtiis-

sTEUBENNILLE. O.. Dec. ls-Niayor
i. W. kalston. who started a thorough
clean-up OF the town several days ago.
Nhen ne closed up all gambling rooms
ana disorderly houses In the city has
announced that the campaign against
law violators viii continue until the
snd OF his term. January I. when he
nopes 10 Present the new city admins
tratloT with "spotleSs town
Inc Mayor last night led a rair on
two OF the most flourishinE Epeakeas sizes
round here during the past year. seven
teen cases OF beer and over fifteen gall
ions OF whiskey were discovered In two
places. which were doing a land office
business one place was conducted by
woman. Mrs. Nicholas Oblick and th.
other by Nick Ekovich They will GET
"A hearing on Tuesday
campaign against drunks and buns
Is also under way and they are being
chased out OF the city by the score.
Mayor RalstOn handed out the most
severe sentence OF his administration 10
an habitual today. when he gave Cord
erotter. an indeterminate sentence OF
from one TO three years in the county
jail Tor being drunk 1t was the thir-
teenth time TrOtter had been before him
on the same charge this year.
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Martins Perry Rrisfs.

Three OF the regular teachers in the
schools are i'll. and their places are be-
ing taken by substitutes
The weekly meeting Of the knights
or fythias Will De held In their hall this
evening.
At the meeting Of the local lodge OF
Elks last evenin gthey completed ar
rangements for their indoor circus next
month.
Officers were elected at a meeting Of
the Degree OF Pocahontas held in their
hall last evening.
khctoricals viii bc held BY several OF
the classes at the High school this af-
tcrnoon.
officers Will be elected at the weekly
meeting or the Loyal order Of Moose to
Do held IN their ball this evening
Miss Isabella Dixon will be home this
M'tk from ienkinstown. Ia spend the
holidays with her parents.
>. u. Moon. Of st. Clairsvilie. was in
friends
Mrs. Edna McDaniels is confined to her
nome on south Fifth street. suffering
from an attack Of pneumonia
An important meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary 10 the local hospital was heiN
In the hospital parlor last evening.
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CAMERON

CAMERON. rs. Va p-c ia large
c'.eSAtluu cot oil welt worKmcu came
inE gnd went out a. .NI1ppr. ~. tn b.
Etn work ON the well ON the AIiIIsr farm
y 90 D. Che S"u.u Penn oil cos we'll
lh" sam '"W.-uy VIII uriu several
Wells So this lu.f4.g and work ou the
most OF them wIIl 3. gun a. soon as tine
heather w444 a4uIt oI tuc same.
In. Cameron Heat and Light Co.'s
Well on the John Davis ncirs farm
Nhui down last friday Goo wait Tor cas-
aesth or isss i "S Snd t fi'' s6mS pa
har every prospect of securing "a gDoa
% is generally admitted bv all who
wei. ~ Erut go the A. o. church sum
cay r''m Goo hear the redluou uf tu.
Ho.t The violin soioist fsr tb, ore,.i..r,
produced the sweetest and mosf gIas.i-
'"l music ever heard iu cameron. Every
itolf. hpm. De- af Mouul..iilr hut .I.
las Oh music siaes herr.
Tho Wnite front rs-tuuraui was cold
saturday. several PARTIES h1ueht some
of tn. rNfll.. aud Nr- 60. a miller
Soon luuEnt thc rsrlstudsr Sh. ViH
new and uIIl reopen tl, place vith a.
n'r and ur-tD-iHte rostaarauI bod o. Tow
,sts
Nts g. a. Entf,. auI lrs Itoa.
were Hf N nt.' .ur frHI...u. IHIra .ffr.
g. ~ care. vas , b.-In,.. .,I,sr at
o. 90 NarlnL OIL. eco Ltu.tur fHI4
No.. d'ins s"m" pIu0n.ue far th. rlrat
N'.u E.fhsr Moore VIII IrnfH Dol Cd
low Gatt rar f.faUur-H whore .r.
friends
T., Smith returned fa fI- uIr.. COL. eHl
p.'t fr'nf ' MHunIr. rffs, spending
So. q Nu'r 81 wh.a.rr
'.e's.d'. buying .H.u '.r Dor r.afHHr.
tff.rr.t DID, r t|I..., ....... r.... ..t.
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BELLAIRE MAN
WAS SUB VICTIM
ARTHUR REECE. COAL MINER, HAS
TAA1LL1NQ EXPERIENCE WITH
GERMAN SUB.
Was Employed on Armenian which was
ToTpedoed June 2o-Returns
TO BellA1re.

Arthur Moore. Welshman. and a well
known coal miners. arrived in Bellaire
yesterday from New York, where he ar
rived on september 20. on the White star
inner Cymric. During the summer and
carly Iall. Mr.. kecCe made many trips
on various liners. being employed In the
capacity OF sailor.
The only thrilling experience he had
In ali or the trips was on the Armenian.
which was torpcdocd ana sunk by a Ger
man submarine ON June 20. fleece claims
ne was In the water five hours ana wnen
picked up Was exhausted By cold Many
- the sailors pcrisheo from exposure
ana reece bcitvcs that o. constant NOV
luS about In the water was all that en-
aoAeo MIN 20 pun through the ordeal
AIR. keccc talked very 4HtrrcstinEiy OF
MS Eattou5 trips across me Atlantic
Ine Armenian was a cattle boat ana
man - tn- deckhends were negroes.
REV tnt lime the vessel lctt New YORK
ohtii the danger zone was reached all
we're lOyfui. Every body seemed happy
onth me submarine zone was reached
ana then every body got busy looking Tor
sSea- Rccce stated there was no eA-
ctenent at any time among the MEM
oeFs OF the crew. when the danger zone
was reached. Every thing was in readi-
ness Tor any emergency. Tn, boats were
IN position and the frequent drills OF the
crew dizpeiied all thoughts or danger.
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Mrs r. a. Cook. Of Cambridge. has
returned home after "a visit with friends
here.
Mrs. William Seal entertained O.
party OF friends last evening At her
home on Guernsey street
Mrs. Thomas Moore and son. Of North
Noble street have returned from a visit
with friends 40 FollHnsbec.
Lee Mayer. OF Toledo. Del visiting his
parents boz this city.
Mrs. James Maioncy viii entertain the
mombers Of the Moman's Missionary
NSoclety Of the FirFt Presbyterian
church az her home on Harrison street.
this evening
Miss ora Peabody. Of North Jefferson
street, entertained tho members Of tho
Alpha Bible class OF the Second prcsby-
terrain church a. her home last evening.
Rev. D. r. King. Of tho Second Prsaby-
terrain church. Oh at C0lumh bus. whore ho
is attending a meeting ~ tho evangelist
BE- committee % the Presbyterian
church.
Rev. Father Crrlly left yesterday for
visit at his home in NcW York
Charles Hughes has returned from a
visit with relatives of ST. Clairqvillr.
Miss Dudley woodbridge fq fIi at her
homo on North Belmont street.
Miss Lillian Roberts has returned 70
her homo Boo Sfrubs utilIe. after a visit
with friends here.
Hunter b. Armstrong has returned %
Salem. o.. after Welt with friends
here
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James cecil y Pc iis @I1ai street, was
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


81. cLAl RSNlLLE. O.. Dec. I3-At.
~ nrA hennou and keunon of 81
lAlFsNi filed $4,000 damage suit
ih tn@ common pleas court Yesterday Ina
~ "a nal. nalt OF John Irving against George
~ !. PhN. falntiff IN this ease alleges
That ON the 18th OF October ,Vbft, yr',,rt,.
ING on IN" National pike near Rlaine
nc was run into by an automobile op-
tL1Ltu %! the defendant He also saws
lnat the accident was due to tho heru-
ktuCt OF the defendant 10 running "a
q hlEh rate or speed The pIairfiff has
.1'eiNed several permanent Injuries from
lLe accident and asks that the court
gram MIN the above damages
> hipklhs through his attorneys Helm
AGAINST The liuskms Glass 60. 4 Thorn
a. NJ itaSkiuS FOR the sum Of $40 a.
promlssory notes
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Bridgeport Briefs

Ihrce cases were given attention b.
Iorc Mayor Schafer Yesterday ruornfrs.
IN. arrests being made saturday.
Ihc Senior Mechanics Will elect off.
ing 10 Dc held this evening
tn" Nomau's Christian Tonperop1,
mon VIII hold an important me.ffpp
a. lhc home or Mrs. IT, u. Gilbert tbi1
Edward Johns. 81 this city. made a
business trip to Cleveland yester,I, ,
morning '''ii"'
Judge John Pollock. OF 81 ctsfrs,.ir..
passed through this CITY ,.stcris,
"gr hlhE. on his way 10 StcubeDviIle
m ne local employees Of tho l. a q
checks yesterday. jay
). w. Cowcl. Of this city. left vest,r.
aay Tor barton and other points on q
short business trip. ~"
bridgeport Chapter OF ROYAL Arch NJ.
IN. ,.iectcd officers az their meeting Iar-
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Tn The case of the AJaz-tirleh Rubber
company W. The ohio Valley Rubber
Company. Roy II. LLOYD a. receiver Of
the defendant company was IuztFurfe t-
% sell the balance Of stock on hands
az the best rice obtaiuable
The case Of the Scott Lumber COM
pnuy vs.. i. NJ. Drrick o. al has boon
settled aud costs paid
W llheru IleckartCs. Russian who
was arrested saturday night los officer
Johnston. FOR smoking on Mlngo street
car. was released from the county IaII
ms morning. ON bond Of 500. lie Will
De given a hearing TODAY before squire
scott
Elizabeth McMsnus has been appoint
ed guardian ~ t.cpua McNIauus 81 a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

ne SOCIAL service Union and other
charitable organizations Of the city have.
had their resources oVertaNed during the
I3st Two week.. providing for families
who have been deserted by heartIezS
husbands and fathers An epidemic or
deserIou and nOn-suIport cases arrived
with the cold wave and conditions uu-
parallelled In the history Of the city eN-
isted among the destitute families IL H.
said until relief was rendered by local
organizations
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and Mrs. Agnes McFadden. OF Wilkons-
burg, IA AIRS. y j. eITclt. OF IItts-
hurgn ami enc son. r.. J. Burknardt. OF
bohofa. Pa. ana AR. ANA MrS. Harry
holland OF Pittsburgh
%" rcEulnr muutuIl business meet
INK OF the J. worth League OF the Nam
street M"ttuul~. thurcu viii be held
iucsuaN ev,asu-. AZ Ius close Of the
business mtctluE n uuc program viii be-
hiNsu ana rrtTt~nmeutr wal uC served
MI. ana Mrs. samuel Devices lcft Fri
naf Tor tncu new homo Iu 4rlladeihpia.
MlSf D. ElHiu Moore. Of Columbus.
rather Nley ,ts,,rr a.. -otttt -. ,ott,
Hi~~ clara Bates also or Columbus. b.
80 ending a. few uay- at the Moore nome.
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BRIDGEPORT
FOR S ALE
EOO FINEST DAY
OUU AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARIES
Highly Trained Opera
Guaranteed fHr BEST Uu earth Choice
.TrrHIra |HaIH. COCO. .UMa food rfr
Also vice Talking Parrots.
G.. W. ARBAUGH

Importer. Breeder and Teacher.
BELL Phone 1T1-J. National 2ga-T.
% sixth street. near walnut,
MAHTrHH TEunW. q.
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Burton Club Meets.

The Burton club OF the Eighteenth
congressional District. held an enthus-
lsstc meeting at the Imperial Hotel
saturday afternoon. Delegates were in
attendance from all five counties in the
ulstFicl there hetn ga strong repreSen-
taUon from Belmont and Columblana
counties. Reports OF committees repre-
Sthtlng each county. were read. indicat-
ing that Senator Burton will have the
solid backing OF all county organisations
TOT the Republican presidential nornina-
llon IN 1916. The Club. n is announced
will endorse and give its solid support
10 the delegates to the national conVen-
ator Burton.
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seek would-Be Murdered.

The jefferson county authorities are
conducting an energetic search FOR "A
FORMER brilliant. Ohio. man. whom ~ il
believed. attempted TO murder Mrs. Will
lam steel at her home iu brilliant. Fri
DAY night. by shooting at her through a
window. for religious reasons. The au-
thorltieS say this man has made threats
against Mrs. steele because she Induced
ms sister "a become a member Of church
IN opposition to his wishes This man
disappeared Friday night and has not
been located
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STOPS ANY COLD
In A FEW HOURS
-PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" OPENS
CLOGGEO NOSE AND HEAC
AND ENDS GRIPPE.

R'AAtA toultS instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head. chest, body or
limbs
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dullness.
'feverishness, sore throat, sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up, Quit blowing
and snuffling, Ease your throbbing
headi Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no
inconvenience. BE sure you get the
genuine.
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Fnneral Wedneadav.

The funeral OF Frank Dadc who died
sunday morning az the Martins Ferry
hospital will be held from his late home
on Franklin street. Wednesday after
noon. lnterment viii be made In Rose
Hiil cemetery.
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Funeral services Will be held this af-
ternoon AT o'clock al the family resi-
denco on Gravel Hil. over tho remains
OF the late Carl knuth. who died satur-
day evening. Rev. r.. h. Yocum. pastor
OF the First Reformed church. will con-
duct the services. Iuterment will be
made In Rose I'M cnm.fnrY.
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Amy Nuk~IrE ~ frnVidauf was uHt.r.
e nearing before Justice OF Peace Henry
~. I'aNi'H Monday ou the charge Of -..'-
oud degree murder Tho rrf,u. ,,,tt,
Mni'u Dee tH accused Is the death Of NF.I.
fiWht also Of TrYEidanf which oggftr-
Ftd BOO tns 81. \. g. hospital NheaItrr
thre" weeks ago. %. u NARY attorre, To-
NukfiNN has asked Tor IL re-haariurr in
the probate court Friday
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Angelina Shroglia 81 Fairpofut was
granted divorce iu rho common pleas
I court yesterday from her husband t;ia-
| ,gnmine Shroglia on the alleged grounds
or adultery.
John %. Perry az Martins Perry was
. granted "a divorce from his wife Eliza
.tth Ann Perry ou the grounds ~ .til-
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W" cases are SGT Coo be heard iu the
,"nnou pleas court today before Hon
'aiI Vt. smith m the common uTf44
court today. judge smith i4 takinE me
place oi Judge Lynch who ha- gone fn
gl'In'hNillr Tor o. series OF cases Mr.
smith o. judge uf the common r1.ae
court of jefferson commit.
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The EounE Mems club has elected the
following officers for the next year.
President Ralph Stewart. vice preSi-
dents. Ellsworth RoSser. oscar Burk-
hardt. Frank LaEoche. recording secrs-
tory. BOYD Zimmerman. financial secrs-
b tary, Ross Schramm. marshal. Harry
Fauplc; assistant marshal. Conrad EiCk-
EFT. librarian. Paul Coss. assistant Ii
htarian. Joe Neininger. treasurer. VIII
liam Rietz
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Getting Ready.

The dry forces Of Ming0 Junction are
0rsanizing for campaign against the
licensed saloon. The town being wet
the drys VIII have To call a special cleo
ton under the Beal law and their pc
uuon Will in all probability be present
week or so. IL * Planned to hold the
election during the early part OF Janu-
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The funeral Of Miss Anna Mullen. who
died sunday at the North Wheeling hos-
pital Will be held to-day ~ H. John q
|church. Services will BE- con .fcd al 9
O'Clock. after which the remains Will be
conveyed TO At. Calvary cemetery for in
|tcrment.
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~ rear axle on one uT Tire Iu.rrr-.
1891 iAthH broke yesterday rr.|..tr...
enle The machine was ramIrr Y-
'tf ~ allrI nuo traffic was d.IsrsI o..
"a short time. Another frT.l ..
gLer from Wheeling and rarrplef.f t..
delivery ~ the bread ITO
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Tree on Lawn.

The local aerie OF Eagles has COM
pleted arrangements for setting up a
large Christmas tree on the lawn sur
rounding their home this year. and work
Will be started At once on the details.
GIFTS Will be hung on the tree for the
poor children OF the city. and the tree
Will be lighted by electricity.
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The Court ~ Appeals viii be iu scs-
sion here all this Wt sk with Judges Pol
i"rk. Mc'calf and spence presiding. 10
o. stated that in all seventeen cases will
be heard by the tribunal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

- IN" lecture given in the Kirkwood NJ
p. church last evening by DR.. Coole. ~
,ochgu. China, was attended by- "a large
.Io"d ana proved to be very interesting
nc SPEAKER told Of his travels around
thc world and related many pleasing OK
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Charles Marshall. O. well known COLI
bred man employed ~ the Carnegie
Stool Works met with "a serious acct
.dent Monday morning While engaged
~ work iu the metal yards b. was
taught between "a buggy and on iron
column and SUSTAINED fractured jog.
After recelviuE medical attention boz
was removed % hIs home on Gravel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
FOREIGNER Stabbed

The county authorities received word
from Herrick mining town In the low
~ END ot the county today. that Frank
tNcritz. q hungarian had been Stabb.-,.
several times and seriously wounded. in
e. Tight with a Russian. who made his
escape after the cuttlug The right Ia
~ said. resulted from an argument over
the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

The monthly meeting OF the Ladies'
auxiliary TO 81. Pauls Episcopal church
Tor this month has been called on on
account OF the Christmas rush. The
meeting will be held next month. and
much business will be up before the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

arrested yesterday afternoon At the re-
quest of Marshall county authorities.
. Cecil Is charged with jumping a bond
OF 81 900 furnished hy e. v Howard. OF
Cameron. for violation OF ne Yost law
lie was taken TO MoundsVille by a de-
putty shcrin yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

Railroad detective are stIil inNestf-
eating tho attempt 90 wreck trail. SO.
b at luluupurt. Ias' week Or I- said
inHf The deffcfiVse have struck several
important clues and that 900 arrest ie
cN uecfsd shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
Pirat Rlad Tracf.

The youngsters OF the city had their
hrst sled ride OF the season last evening
when they placed the tracks on Hanover
street In commission. During the even
ing several hundred boys and girls en-
Joyed the sport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

At tho meeting OF the nre department
held sunday afternoon they made ar
rangements FOR the annual banquet OF
the department. which will be held on
daie 10 be selected later. The affair
VIII be an elaborate one