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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-20

How does ride to Camp Comfort with dance and a dinner before re- strike you? Fresh killed chickens and Alaska vegetables at your command. For particulars see CITY EXPRESS.
 If Phone 82.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-20

Valdez Drug Company nave inc line of School Stationery. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-20

Kodak Supplies at the Valdez Drug Company. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Set Fire To Residence
and Killed Himself

Placerville, Cal. May 2O.-After
setting fire to his residence in this
place, John Verosa, aged 81, bookkeep-
err for The Pioneer Fruit company, blew
the top of his head off with dis.
charge from a shotgun, shortly after 8
0 clock Thursday morning.
Family trouble led to Verosa's act.
His wife, who recently started suit for
divorce, and their five children, were
staying with relatives in Sacramento
when the tragedy occurred. The chill.
dren range in age from three months
to eight years
Citizens rushed TO the scene Of the
fire and Verosa's body was removed
from the dwelling, The house and con
tents were destroyed
Verosa was in Sacramento Wednes
day afternoon, trying to effect recon
citation. Thursday morning he was
seen in local saloon and was drinking
heavily.
Mrs. Verosa arrived here this after
noon and win be present at the coron
er inquest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
GOVERNORS CLOSE
SESSION At SEATTLE
Fourth Annual Conference
Considered Many Matters
Of State Affairs

Seattle, Wash, May 20. - Today
marked the close of the fourth annual
conference of western governors here.
This morning the visitors enjoyed an
hours motor boating on Lake Washing.
ton, following which they met briefly
with the student body at the University
of Washington, had luncheon and went
into final business session in the Wash.
ington hotel.
Good roads, state budget making and
other subjects important to westerners
were on the program for consideration
at today's meeting.
In paper, 90 A State Budget" Gov.
ernor Moses Alexander, Of Idaho, will
discuss methods this afternoon by which
stricter financial accounting may be
had in preparing biennial appropria
tions. The discussion on good roads and
other matters will be informal.
Water power was again the topic OF
Importance yesterday When Governor
Carlson, of Colorado, read paper OF
Unlocking the West warm debat,
with Governor Carlson and ex.Governor
Hawley, of Idaho, pitted against Gov
ernor Boyle, of Nevada, and cx.Gov
ernor West, of Oregon, ensued. The,
failed to agree.
Former Governor West and Governo
Boyle advocated strongly the plan o
Secretary Lane, Governor Carlson
questioned the ability of the govern
ment to handle the regulation of waite
power sites as well as it could be hand
led by the individual states.
The conference voted to postponl
action on the power site question unit
the water power conference in Portland
in September.
Yesterday afternoon the visitors wer
escorted in a navy tug to Bremerton
where they viewed the reserve flee
with distinct impression that tn
north Pacific coast is inadequately pre-
pared for any sort Of internationa
trouble The visiting governors wer
guests last night Of the chamber o
commerce at the Moore theatre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Portland Commerce Chamber
Is Anxious To Cooperate

Notification was received by Govern.
or Withycombe, from William McMur.
ray, general passenger agent of the o.
w. r. & N. railroad company to the
effect that the committee on flax cul-
tuce of the Portland chamber of com
mercc viii come mp to Salem on Tues.
day, May %, and would like to meet
with the state board Of control at 1880
in the morning, The committee is com.
posed of DR.. Il. A. Pierce, chairman;
William McMurray and II. B. Miller
and the purpose of the meeting it is un.
derstood, is to give the board of con
troll the assurance that the Portland
chamber Of commerce is ready to co.
operate with the board Of control in the
encouragement Of the flax industry
The flax industry has already been
successfully launched by the board OF
control, with the cooperation of the
Salem commercial club and is well on
the way to permanent establishment
and ultimate success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Police Are Searching
For Pretty Missing Girl

San Francisco, May 2O.AAn extensive
search of the lodging house and tender.
loin districts of San Francisco is being
made today by the police in the hope OF
locating pretty Alice Silyerstein, Ii
years old Baltimore girl, who disap.
peared from her home last November.
Messages received today from Mary
land authorities stated that it was be-
heved the girl had been Kidnapped by
white slavers, taken to San Francisco
and is now being held a prisoner in a
lodging house.
Alice Silvcrstein, said to be Of ex.
ceptional beauty, disappeared from her
home after announcing that she was
starting for school, She had no money
and no clothing, save that which she
wore. Her whereabouts have since re-
mained a mystery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Smashed Little Billiken!
Grinds For Divorce

San Francisco, May 2O.--Mrs. Nancy
Brennan, a bride of ten days, today
filed suit for divorce from Edward f.
Brennan, who, she declares, shattered
the only smile in the household when
he smashed her little god Billiken. She
alleges that she stood for the smashing
Of the remainder Of the bric.a brac,
the gas range and part of the furni-
ture and that she even stood by while
hubby ran his fingers over the sharp
edge Of a knife, remarking what a nice
cut it would make, but that wher
Billiken s smile faded she lost heart
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
STAYTON NEWS
Capital journal Special scrviccl

Capital Journal Special Scryicc)
Stgyton, Or, May 2l--Mics Moude
Morton, Of Salem, is the guest of
Stoyton friends
Jacob Spaniel was in Salem on bust,
ness Tuesday,
Chos, stoab and family were Salem
visitors Friday
Thos. Becker left Tuesday Tor san
Francisco, whoro he will take in the
exposition.
Dr. and Mrs. G, T. Kornck ond
Marion Alexander motored TO SiNOrton
Sunday to take in the hall game be.
tween Silyerton and Stayton.
Mrs. j, II, Potter, Of Mill City was in
town Tuesday for visit with her par,
cnts, \, Hill and wife, She left We'd.
ncaday morning for visit with rcla-
/ tiyes in Salem.
DrG A. w. and c. J, Koriuck and
Ray and Hamilton Even, Of Portland,
spent Sunday with relatives here They
made the trp in their mrbinc.
Frank Tate Uad little daughtcr are
here from Portland for n Vrt at the
w. II. Tate home northoast Of town,
A, c, Thomas is having garage
built ON his lots
Jamos Archer and j. w. Hickman
expect TO leave Saturday for
> Francisco whore they will take in the
exposition and other points Of interest
Mrs, II. A, Beauchamp entertained
the members Of the Elden club at an in,
formal afternoon Thursday,
\. d, Gardner, Jr, is recovering from
i nm attack Of tondlitis.
Floyd Crubtrce and Miss Corn
Thomas, well known young people OF
2 this city were married in Salem Satur
2 day. Tho young people were taken tC
, Salem by Mrs NJ. j. Crnhtroc in IN,
. Crablrco car and were accompanied 10y
+ Miss Theresa Fchon and Everett Grab
tree AftCr a sort visit with relatvc'
here the young couple viii leave iol
eastern Oregon, where they will MAKE
! their home. The best wishes Of Il hos
of friends are extended TO them.
: A surprise dinner party was given a
/ the W. J. Hewitt home on sunday last
the affair being In honor Of Mrs
/ llcwitt's father j. r. Luke it bcinl
{ his 7sth birthday, Twenty-Five fricnd
I and relatives were present and mos
enjoyable time IL reported
Next Friday evening it is expected
meeting will be hold 10 armnPo for th
/ organization Of Womans Relic
/ Corps and Camp Of Sons Of Veterans
I Any patriotic woman may become
o member Of the relief corps, but onl
e sons Of veterans Of the civil /wur ar
y eligible to join the s. Of V.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Eugene, Ore, May 90-W Walter jay
yesterday shot and killed Ira Brown
following fucd In which woman .
name had been linked Ne then fled
i've miles mp the mounlainsido whero
he killed himself with rifle.
Tho tragedy occurred In the Coast
Range mountains, 80 miles north
west Of Edgcnc, on Lake creek, in tho
mmo mountains whcro Walter jays
brother. Allen JAY dcspcrado, was
hunted by sherffs Deputies on threo
different occasions Roth men In to-
days shooting have been known AZ
respected numbers of pioneer noun
tain families. Brown Is survived by
wife aud five children. Jay was a
single man. No one saw tho shooting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court of Marion County Tor
furnishing the materials for the pant
inc OF me Marion County Court HoNG
according 10 specifications now on re
I'm tbe office of the CUnty Clerk All
lids must be filed IN this office on Or
before Saturday, Nay 22 az " o ,eio'A
noon MAX GEHL1AR,
"''"' County Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS,
Advertised May 10, 1915.

Beach, Mr. G, L,
Dickson, j, G,
Egan, Mr.. j. NJ.
care Mrs. Carrie Egan
Healy, Mrs. W. f.
Herman, Mr. Fred
Hosford, Mrs. Susie
Howe, S. b.
johnson, Mr., Matt
johnson, Miss L, +.
care W. A. johnson
Keith, Mr. Stanley
Mafsdcn, Mr, John
Marshall, Mr. Ernest
smith, Mrs j,
West, Mrs. Ollie
Wcisenberger, Mrs Elizabeth
williamson, Mrs Nora G.
AUGUST HrCKESTElN, p. N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
CHERRIES RIPEN EARLY

Tacoma, WASH, May 2o.-Cherries
arc ripe OF Puget Sound two months
earlier than usual The first pint was
brough, to Tacoma today by X. T.
Bixby of sylvan, and sold to Mclean
Bros for $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
$$** X X X X X X X X Y X X
4 X
: THE MARKETS : :
t**** X x X x X x x X X x

There were few changes in the local
markets reported today. The grain |
market shows a general tendency to be
weaker, Oats which have lately been
SNaNea az as TO 4S cents are now weak
az 49, Wheat is unchanged and nomin-
a., barley & weaker and mill feed in
Portland IS stronger today but no
change has been affected in the local
markets.
Eggs dropped Off two cents and are
now quoted at l6 cents cash or Is
cents in trade Veal which has been
10 cents is now selling from 8 to 10
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

administrative Of the estate of Michael
Leonard deceased, The final accou at
was filed April ~, and at the final
hearing il was shown that all accounts
of the estate had been settled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Mt. Lassen EruDtS For
Ninety Fifth Time Today

Redding, Cal, May 2O.-Mount Las.
sen was still in the throes Of its ninety
fifth eruption early today, but a small
but distinct flow Of hot lava running
down from the crater.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Pork, Veal and Mutton.
Retail Price.
Portland Markets.

Portland, Ore, May 2O.-Wheat-
Club, Sill; bluestem, $l.l5,
Oats-No / white feed, $2s.
Barley-Feed, $2S,25.
Hogs-Best live, $S0S10; prime
steers, $750@S.20; fancy cows, S675i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

A lawyer is very much in earnest
when he works with will--especially
if the estate is large and juicy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

peth Nance, L. >, MCDanlclS and II.
Lee Paget 1t is alleged that the De.
fendant McDaniels holds first mort.
gage of $500 ON certain real estate in
this county in which tho plaintiffs
have snare, and that Is. Lee Paget
holds a second mortgage of 5000
against the property in question. II
is alleged that the property can easily
be divided and to facilitate the pay
ment Of tie mortgages the plaintiffs
seek decree dividing the property 1
and establishing the holdings Of the
different plaintiffs.
Though the county of Marion will
not begin exchanging nickels for 90
pher and mole scalps until Saturday,
several hundred have already been
mailed in 10 the office Of County Clerk
Gehlhar, These cannot bc received and
are returned to the senders, as gopher
and mole scalps canno he sent in by
mail With each assortment of scalps
the sender must make affidavit that II
these gophcrs or moles were killed in II
Marion county, and such aftidayits can
not be made by mail. Mr. Gchlhar last
week sent out the following infoma
tion relative to the mailing of the
scalps:
"Scalps cannot be mailed tcC re-
ceiving bounty, They must be taken
to the county clerk by the person who
killed the gophers and molcs, or in case
he is unable to do so personally, he
may appoint someone as his agent to
deliver them and receive the hunty. |
A separate appointment must he made |
for each bunch Of scalps brought in,
Arrangements will be made in the |
latter part Of the summer for day for !
receiving scalpc in all the larger towns
in the county. definite date will be
fixed for each town, aud notice will he
given in advance so that those who live
away from Salem may have an op'
Ipo tunity for presenting scalps in their
home town once year.
A marriage license was issued yes,
terday afternoon at the office Of the
county clerk to Edgar Howard Leach,
a machinist of this city, and Miss Lille
NJ. Weigel, also Of salem.
Deputy County Clerk U. G. BCcr re.
, turned today from short business trip to
southern Oregon, whore Mr.. Boyer has
property interests There IL no court
in department No, !, and No. : is ad'
.ourned while Judge Galloway is at
|, tending the convention w the Grand
Lodge of ODD Follows Mt Newport
Judge Galloway viii return saturday
A marriage license was issued TINS
morning to William +, Heinz and Miss
Emma NJ. Albcr Miss Albcr has been
absent for several days from her desk
terious circumstances and it was rum
ored about the court house that she WA,
u improving her vacation with a matri
is monial venture but today the first Of
p. fetal evidences Of the fact came I,
W light. Mr.. Heinz is well know
8 cnpation as a min hand. Georp
Thomas. n Stayton farmer. and Naom
4 SIbovv also of Stovtop nlso iool ON
e Re a'' '''''s ''''-- .%-- -. .''' '''n' ~.
H. returned last night from tcrNais wher'
his he was called in connection with lcga
business relating to his oiilce, Ih'
he case of the state against Mrs, Dorothy
ed Y. RanIau, charged with driving ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Hickey Objected To
Being Old AT Sixty

Los Angeles, Cal, May 2O.-Wild
sights were seen in the receiving hos.
pital today while $. |. Hickey, aged
60, was proving that he was not suf.
fering from senility. Detectives took
him to the hospital and told surgeons
he was too aged and feeble to be at
large alone.
"Oldl" Indignantly cried Hickey.
Gagged! senile! feeble! just watch
this.
Thereupon he leaped over the opcrat
ing table, stood on his head, walked
around on his hands turned several
flipflops and hand spring with
graceful ease, and rushed down the hos
pital corridor turning cartwheels Ho
was held on suspicion Of insanity.
best calves, @L75@S; spring lambs, 81
mS.30
Butter--City creamery, 25c.
Eggs-Seected local extras, l9c.
Hens, l30l3lacI brollers, 2O@2jc;
geese, 3d9c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Fruits.
Butter.
Eggs and Poultry.

Butterfat ,,','.,,.,.,,.-,., 23c
Creamery butter, per pound. .......25c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Court House News

A partition suit was filed in the
circuit court of this coonty today by
katherine Lump, Joseph Lump and 9th
ers, against Gustave Kando and Eliza.
beth Kando, 7. s. McDaniels and b.
Lee Paget, 1t is alleged that the de.
fendant MeDamels holds first mort
gage of $500 ON certain real estate in
this county in which tho plaintiffs
have snare, and that Is, Lee Paget
holds second mortgage of 5000
against the property in question. II
is alleged that the property can easily
be divided and to facilitate the pay
ment Of tie mortgages the plaintiffs
seek decree dividing the property
and establishing the holdings Of tht
different plaintiffs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

2p, M
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OAK wood, SO per cord. Phone 9eiO
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" 1'' 7 " '"u0" ''''"''' ! HoHe i'oV
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EXCELLENT Freds Night Lunch.
----------------------.l-.!5--. @a5 -
FOR sAI,E-Fi,e nassenocr Ford
Rarooin S9oo casb ~ cara
uou.u uol' Moy-V
wANrrn ohoon hor.o mn., No
cbo,n no., . osn NIn.
sIcoI. Mayo
,r,,,,, -,
I'M ~, IIlI M stoch OF tested garden,
Ileiu ana lawn seed Weslae0tt "
.------------------- ------------------
fOuNp-unitod states Bank book and
| purse containing some money Call
odS state May'2l
rnp pT>r 49, II g,
ivvn e, M '"v"' nnr .i iu,nt'uVu VI W"
.v.''.o''ou, o-o ,Vu'n ltlu'
I FOR RENT Tlousekccpinp or sleepipg
rooms. ana North Ili6b Phone
-------.---.-.--...---- Muy %
LOST Bunch of kcya durinp circus
parade. Return ia ticket wagon on
circus prounds. Reward Nav 20
FOR sALE-Two GOOD younc Jersey
milcb cows. d. K. Hammock. Route
5. Salem. Nav 2g
-------------------------
Monday nipht. 0.3O. uotcl Marion.
phone oOlO Mnv.93
----------------- -
WE will allow you the highest price foi
new Colef p,os bnma fn,n3sba,s
Pbone 5Og ~
SIN Room House and two lots for salo
. %rJ. also hon.e " an1 n"o ".ro VJnS elnso
. in for sole or traJc nouire qso 81
Ism srcct i' Nay.oo
-------------------------
rooa ucadv vonnc man ,yor,s ,yo,,
ON fn'mi wan work for small wagea'
200 ~ oapllol street. or phono ll0O.
w. Dryden Mny'22
. v,1NTpr ~ I---1-- IT.
B " Nv, Nv ~ IL. ~ .og'""erIy, lyners'
Z poou ,u"p R'ounu; A. ~ nlnrne,-
store. May'22
,y,N-rl-r -, - -
, VIZ ~ ''''u u'uu, ~ sulpl, mn
wv, H,r", WI y l",ll 1"y , G,,n l'ou' 'a,cn'
I nusV unuols,anu nny ua'rylnR nRRo aug go1,
vlol Io'In WolN, Inone -.' Nuy. ~
|. WANTED TO TRADE ae Ilo oouitv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

FOR SALE-Fiyo passenger Ford
Bargain, 1890 cash, W. s., caro-
journal May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

Tho final account in tho matter Of
the estate Of Eleanor " Colony, de.
coased. was filed today In the probate
court by Elizabeth Colony administrat
rix june 2s was the date sct for the
final hearing
An order was issued today by Judge
Bushey dirchargIug Mary A. Wilson, as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

HELP WANTED-Fiftecn walters for
Monday night, $3.50, Hotel Marion,
phone 2Ol0. May22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

WANTED 10 loganberry pickers,
good camp ground, A. y, Zmmer
man, y miles north Of Fair Grounds
store. Maya
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

A good steady young man wants work
on farm, will work for small wages,
26d ), Capitol street, or phone li0G.
u, Dryden. May22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

WANTED--A cheap horse, must be-
cheap. Barn, rear Of $50 Marion
street May20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

FOR sALE-Two good young Jersey
milch cows, d, H. Hammock, Route
$, Salem. May %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

SIN Room House and two lots for salo
or will trade for Lincoln county
land; also house and one acre close
in for sale or trade. Inquire $50 s,
18th street May22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

FOUND United states Bank book and
purse containing some money Call
53S state. May.2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

WANTED TO TRADE 81 30 equity
In new room house for cla5c.in land.
What have you Address &, caro-
journal tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

man, no small chill
dren, on farm one mile from Salem,
Must undcratand daitying aud gem
eral farm work Phone 220. May.2l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Butt We Are Still Doing Business

VNYE REALIZE how handicapped
Wv we are just now-we beg
your indulgence little longer
while things are in their present
chaotic state. But when we shall
have installed almost 40 carloads
of beautiful fixtures, laid about
three miles of soft luxurious Will
ton velvet carpet and put the finish
ing touches on many other things
in progress, we know you will for
get all the inconvenience you have
to endure now in the pleasure and
satisfaction it will afford you to
shop in the completed building.
Soon we shall convince you that
This Is Not a Mere Store
It's an Institution
OF which Wheeling folkS-nay, all
West NirginianS-may be proud to
have erected in their metropolis.
A MONG the many new features
IN will be the installation on the
third floor of a handsomely. ap-
pointed Hair Goods and Manicur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
BURNS;
FIREMEN HURT
BIG BARN OWNED ~ HOLDER.
MAN Bros. ~ BENwooD,
DESTROYED.
Less 10 Estimated At From Sc. 900 10
S45. ooo-Biaze Discovered Be
fore Noon Yesterday.

F1re at noon yesterday. totally de-
stroyed the feed store Of Albert and
Oscar Holderman. a three-story brick
building al ll0 Water street. BeuWood.
The origin Of the blaze Is unknown.
but Il Is supposed to have started al
the base OF the elevator shaft. prob
ably from a gas engine. The damage
Is estimated at from $50. 200 20 $4,000
The building was covered by insur-
Ance.
The IRE was discovered about IL Is
O'Clock and an alarm was first turned
In TO the Wheeling department A
few minutes later. box in teh Ben
wood department was pulled. but be-
ing nearer to the site. the local de-
partment was the first 10 arrive. Both
the Center and Firth ward volunteer
departments from Benwood. respond
ed. and the Eleventh street Chemical.
the Fort kalbltzer engine and the
hook and ladder. from this city.
Captain Frank Oberle OF the Fort
kalbitzer company received a broken
leg and Charles Curran OF the Center
Benwood volunteer department suffer
ed a cut artery in his right hand. when
AAAT HbNNA MalA VI tue hulluAuE ltlA NJ
o'clock. The men were on a nearby
shed. playing a stream OF water into
window. when the wall started 20
fall and both jumped II was in jump
ing that Oberle was hurt. as he was
not touched by the falling brick. Both
men were taken TO the Haskins hos
pital
In addition to large quantity OF
feed and hay stored In the building.
considerable household furniture. in
GLIDING pianos was on the third floor
and was totally destroyed A family
OF foreigners resided in the second
story OF the building and the woman
caused great excitement when she
said that her baby was still in the
building. Firemen with lanterns. at
great risk. entered the smoking
rooms. but Il was later found that the
child was on the outside.
A stiff wind prevailed. and had Il
not been for the high brick walls. the
fire would have spread rapidly TO 9TH
er buildings, was the opinion OF those
who Witnessed the blaze. Residents
Of the neighborhood moved their
household belongings out, expecting
the FIRE 10 spread
The water supply was excellent and
the engines were enabled TO give their
best services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
WEAR THE GREEN
81. Patriek's Day VIII Be Observed
BY the Wearin' o. the Green
and An American Flag.

Today Is 81. Patrick's day. In the
morning. also in the afternoon and
evening.
There will he no special public OBJ
serVance OF the day here except at
the Catholic churches. The usual
green will b. worn by all loyal Irish.
men and hundreds who are not Of that
nationality.
new movement has been inaug-
urated this year. that In lieu Of the
'wearin' O. the green" that a small
American nag adorn the coat. Il re-
mains TO seen how this movement will
be taken up. For the first time IN
this community. it Is predicted that
many viii be seen today with old glory
and bit Of green ribbon upon the
coat lapel