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Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that at the
approaching (1915) session of the Cen
eral Assembly of the State of Geor-
gia there will be introduced and press
ed for passage a Bill to be entitled,
AN ACT TO AMEND.
"An Act to amend, revise and con-
solidate the severed acts granting cor
porate limits of said city and for other
purposes, approved November 18th,
1889, so as to provide for recorders
court in said city of Americus and
for other purposes" So as to confer
power upon the mayor and city coun-
Gil of Americus to elect recorder and
to provide for compensation.
This May 25, 1915.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
SCHOOLS
HAVE CLOSING
EXERCISES NOW
OPERETTA ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
OPENING FEATURT.

The commencement exercises of the
Americas public schools will begin on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock with d
play presented by the Senior Glass.
| The play is a beautiful operetta in
which there will be display of fancy
costumes, along with singing and
dancing by the chorus girls.
This promises to be one of the most
delightful entertainments ever given at
the High school auditorium.
Besides the interesting features of
the play itself there will be beautiful
display of new scenery for the stage.
Those who attend the play will be de-
lightfully surprised both at the beauty
of the new stage and its occupants.
There will be charge of soc and
25c admission. The operetta is being
directed by Miss Daniels of Paris, KY,
and will delight the hundreds who will
see it.
The graduating exercises will be
held on Friday evening at O'Clock.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Overture.
Invocation-Rev. R. L. Bivins.
Salutatory-Violet Tuten.
Orchestra.
Oration-Louis Morgan.
Orchestra
Delivery of Diplomas-Dr. Lansing
Burrows.
Orchestra
Address-Col. ]. A. McGehee.
Orchestra.
Presentation of Medals.-Dr. Lans-
ing Burrows.
Orchestra.
Valedictory-Susie Stallings.
Benediction-Rev ]. B. Lawrence.
The High school cordially invites al
the friends and patrons of the school
to attend these exercises. The class
this year numbers twenty-eight mem
bers, one Of the largest since the es-
| tablishment of the Americus public
schools, nearly thirty-five years ago.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
THE BOARD Of EDUCATION
WILL MEET TONIGHT
FOR ELECTION OF TEACHERS AND
OTHER BUSINESS.

The meeting of the Americus Board
of Education at which time teachers
for the city schools are elected for the
next annual session, will be held to-
night, instead of Friday night next, as
reported in another column. All
teachers in the city schools will be
elected at this meeting.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
AMERICUs COTTON MARKET
Americus. Ca, May 25, 1915.

Americus, Ca, May %, 1915.
The Americus cotton market is
quoted today as follows:
Fully good middling, sc.
Good middling, 3-4c.
Middling, &c.
The futures market opened today at
a decline of 5 to points from Mon
days closing quotations and continued
to decline slightly.
July opened at 9.47 and at noon stood
at 9.42c. January opened at 10.10c and
at noon stood at 10.04c.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
KAISER WANTS REPLY
To BE VERY FRIENDLY

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 26-Pres-
ident Wilson told callers today that he
could assign no cause for the delay
in Germany's reply to the United
States note regarding the sinking of
the Lusitania. The president said he
presumed the German government is
for the moment, absorbed by new cir
cumstances resulting from Italy enter
ing the European war.
In German quarters late today, it
was said the kaiser's reply to the
United States note will be Of such
character as will make it satisfactory
to American public opinion.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Sends Representative to Sumter.
Mr.. Lacey, representative of the At
lanta Milling Co., will be in Americas
at the Americus Grocery Co. beginning
Monday, May 31st, for one week. Farm
ers desiring to sell their surplus wheat
should submit samples, secure sacks,
which will be furnished free, and dis
pose of their wheat before the mar
ket is overstocked.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have extended to Mr.. w. T
Weekly space in our store to oper-
ate his stove and roof repair business
Orders left with us will have prompt
attention.
advt-24-2t WILLIAMS-NILES CO.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

{ Mrs. Florence Harvey continues very
III at her home here, as the result of
a recent attack of paralysis, her condi-
tion evidencing no improvement re-
Gently, it is said.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. R. L. Maynard at her residence
on Lee street, has as her guests, Mrs.
A N. Feline and two pretty young
daughters, Misses Emily and Elizabeth
Zellner, of Forsyth.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Miss Claire Everett left today for
Tampa upon pleasant visit. Later
she will visit relatives in Jacksonville
for some time.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Miss Addie RE McCrory, of Ella
vile, is a pretty young visitor here
this week, the guest of Miss Mary
Belle Greene at her home.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Miss Cora Wood, returning from
Brenau to her home in Lumpkin on
Thursday, will be the weekend guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. p B. Williford.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Miss Emma Leverett returned yes
terday to her home in Columbus, after
visit to friends in Americas.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Sheriff c. NJ. Christian, of Webster
county, was in the city yesterday upon
official business.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Miss Ellie Breeden has gone to Hat
ley, Ga, as the guest of Miss Garden
for several days.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Special this week only: Tickets OF
four regular soc Manicures for S1.5O.
Pretty hands are just as essential as
pretty faces. "The Widener Comfort
Shop. adyt.24-3t
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Shipment of Flower Pots, assorted
sizes. Williams-Niles Co. advt-24-2t
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Special this week only: Regular 75C
ElectrOlytic Facial Massage for soc.
Phone sol for an appointment. The
"Widener Comfort Shop" adVt-24-3i
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. L. E. Walker leaves today
for Savannah, sailing for New York,
where she will spend some time.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Messrs. G. W. Roberts, R. B
Small, H. F. Herring and H. G. Tan
ner constituted a Columbustic quar-
tette in Americas today.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. John w. Shiver and children
have gone to Demorest, Ca, in the
Blue Ridge mountains, where they will
spend some time.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

7. w. Oliver was well known cit
izen Of Georgetown spending TODAY
here upon business.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Ii you need Glasses / can fit yOG.
Bell, the Ieweler. sdVt
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Capt c. E. Gilbert represented Ma.
con commercially in the south Geor.
gia metropolis today.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. ]. c. Logan, of Plains, was the
guest of Americas friends while q
visitor here for the day.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mr.. H. H. Argo is still confined by
illness to his home on Prospect
Heights, where he has been sick for
two weeks.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. c. B. Little, of Rome, is the
guest of Mrs. A J. Kemp, at her
pretty Lee street home.
EVysk
Mr.. T. ]. Mott and Miss Velma Mott,
of Ellaville, are visitors in Americas
today.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

yOG. We can suit you both in price and
adv. quality. S. A. Daniel, the JeWeIer.
~~'' adYt.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

DR.. T, D. Ellis, presiding elder of the
Americus district, attended the quar-
terly conference meeting of the dis
trict here last night
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-25

Mrs. George w. Riley, Jr., and Miss
Sarah Riley, of Dawson, are visiting
Mrs. G. w. Riley and Mrs. William
Riley at their homes here.
Have your Mattress mace new In on
day, Pope Mattress Co. Phone l2O.
9advt-tf
Miss Claire Everett left today for
Tampa upon pleasant visit. Later
she will visit relatives in Jackson
vile for some time.
Shipment of Flower Pots, assorted
sizes. Williams-Niles Co. advt-24 u
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Sine ss6eimnisbons gerbuuOInns.

Ri9ter gum Nngetlogten): .!6nbsn
Sie nidt ben Ginbru6 NIT Sbrem
Rompli3en fdon borber pernbreoeti
@sr mar Der eisentlide 4nrsgsr2~
M~ngetlagter: .Dos lift 4mtsgebeims
mis-, 6err Ridter.~
Ridter: rSn Der @orunterIu9unf
boben sic oIss Icumiitig seitanben
Sie boben iif loedr ben @siitliheE
rufen loFen. Mas puroe bdmoli
bon Sbnsn ibsr Oie1en puntt anss
esbeng"
QnsetIaster: rDos 1T gsi6tss
beimnis."
Ri6ter: Sin 3euge Ionte our9 sb
neu Brief gum Meinei6 Derleita
tpsroen uno -
Qneetlogtsr: rglber erlouben sic
oos 1T bod griefgebeimnis!"
.Ridter: sd min ni4t Den Sn'
bolt bss 8riefes piHen. fOnOern pe
ibn I1rieb unb obfabte."
QngstIogter: rDas 1T - bas II
- neutrality-suspicious.
Ridter: nun, i9 berurteile Sh
5u a9t Monoten Rerter!"
4neetlagter: nWorum benn, ipen1
Id fraeen odrf2"
Ridter: sDas 1T meiH 9ebeius
nis!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

oeten oefunben. Gie trugen i'm in
bic OFerio, Biz elm Wagen tam, Der
Jpn mad &om in elm SpitaI bringsn
folte. Gbidrd Iob ibn. pis er Iei9en-
fubl uno nit geldloHenen Augen bus
lag. llnb Die poIi5iitcn beridteten
feline Iebten Morte:: Der. Der mfrs
tat, bat mir re9t g%eton!"
Corn uno @roa erloi6en iG9 in
ibr. Das Ser5 I9Iug ibr pou tpe1er,
reuepoler 2iebe! sic tpeib niat ein=
NAL, fir tpen lie betet! Sir sinen
2ebenOen2 Sir einen Soten? Niez
mano bringt ibr Runoe. Seine
5reunOe IuIen fi9 in Der Oiria ni4t
ieben.
IS Tno brsi MOnate Der, Ieit is
i'm auf ben Mdgen gelegt, elmer
9ei6e glei9. S9eint Die Srii9lings=
Tonne i4On uuf iein Grab Ooer 1T er
geneien2
Sin @on0erer i9reitst bic StroBe
berauf. Seine SuItung lit i6laff,
Iein Sang Iansfam. Der rotbebGns
oerte Sut Iibt tief in Der Stirn unb
beI9attet Elm mageres, blei9es Sc
ft6t. Oils fi9 G6idra bonn @ebete err
bebt, iiebt ie i'm. SIT Ods ni6t er,
fir Ben 1ie in 2iebe brennt unb ii9
in Reue unb Gorge peroebrt2 Sic
aittert unO bleibt lteben pie feiteez
bonnt. Ereibt ibn bic Sebnfu9t na9
Ha9e ber9
@r fommt nd6er unb pia mad
itiasm @ruBe poriiber.
nGefdreo, no gebit bu 6in?" ruff
Iie.
Ser Mr3t T9idt mid beim, in oie
8erge. BORT fol i9 gan5 gut tper=
oen, benn es bat Elm penig lang GEE
bauert, bis ib pieber in Die SD1e
tam!" anttportete er leiie unO bebt
Oen Bid.
llnb ibre @ugen Derientten fi9 I'M
chamber tpie oamols, bod bic Ieinen
iinb nidt mebr fiegbaft, fonoern matt
uno traurig, bic ibren bon Mn9ft
uno o~rGngenoer 2iebe.
nGefareo." i9reit fe nit einsm
Mal unO pirft iid an feline 8rut.
n2aB MIDI NIT Dir geben uno gut
MAIDEN, mas i1 berbroden babel"
r@ut moden9" meinte ld9elnb Der
8ur19e. nWir fin0 ia nun quit!
Nber sliidIi9 fein poGen mir, ipenn
Ou MIDI 10 germ bait, pie i'd bid,
gbiara!"
limb sic 8Iume Der Gdmpagno
gibt Inn oiesmal, ftatt 0es MeHer=
iti9es, einen gliibenben &uB aIs
Mntpprt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

baron %seiu0bnsn. gu elmer Jrdu su
fpreden -. SD ierne es f4or pie-
Der -. Der 5ran5oIe nor ia nidt
tot, er bate nur cine ,tii6tiee Mbs
fubr" ols Dent5etteI erboIten. llns
fer Stobsor5t, gu benz i'd i'm
f9leppte, perbon6 i'm gut"
Glifobstb fdlud3te bsrboIten:
n2iebiter Carl Milbelm -. sic bos
ben in @eFabr aeidiuebtl limb mein
Sers NOR 70 foreIos nm Sis!"
r2iebTte GIiTobetbl@ tlons's freus
big burd Oos SierIide DamenSims
mer -.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Die RcRarde.
Gfi55e bon @artba Geimann.

SIt38e Don WtdrtDn Jlettftutn.
&rieg! Dem Musfetier Sriebri4
ities es beiB auf inter Ser MiiBe.
Rrieg! gr redte bic ltarten 5Guite
un0 6olte tief Ntem. &rieg! Dus
mar DieIleidt @rl0Iung bon elmer
59md9, bic er faum nod ertrug.
ST fab ii9 f4eu um. Niemanb mar
in Der Mannf9aftsftube ouBer inn.
Da mari er ii9 laut aufbeuleno duf
oas nd9ite 8ett. Nur Elm paar Mi>
nuten. Mber nobl tat es. 0a orin=
men in Der 8ruit. ba i9molaen bic
beiben Sropfen etpos meg, oas
bib uno qudlte. 9os an inn fraB
felt ienem Sage, als er gegen ben
Mil9bart, feinen iungen 2eutnant,
fi9 pergaB unO Jpn tdtli9 angriff.
CART mar bic Strafe gefpefen, gu
bart.
Die itrenge 9aft bate i'm miirbe
genug gema9t = aber l9impfli9 oez
graoiert bonn @efreiten gum @emeiz
men, gum 9unbsgemeinen - oas par
mebr, dls er ertragen fonnte. Seine
Golbatenebre NOR oobin, fir lange -
unO Der S9anbfled blieb epig auf
ibm iiBen. uno narum? 9otte ibn
Der iunge Sffi5iere ni9t sersiot, Bis
linn eben bic Sale bo9tam? Man
NOR bod audi elm Menid, Der ieinsn
Stol3 bate.
Muststier Jrisbri9 rib Die f9irm=
lpie MiBe bonn aOpfe. Sa - oo
feblte porn elm tleines Ding - bic
aptarbe. Gin pin3ises @tfpas pie
Elm glei9giiltiser anopf uno bod 10
!ui9tig, 10 ungebeuer pi9tig! Der
fleine. Ieere Sled grinite i'm bobnifd
unb f9abenfrob an. Gr i9lsuoerte
Die MiiBe in cine gde.
9arte @9ritte ndberten Ii9 aif
Dem Rorrioor. S9nel fubte er
Ole Miibe pieber berpor uno itiilpte
tie auf. Die S6ritte singen borz
iiber.
Mustetier 5riebri9 f9ielte nod
oem balbbinben Spie9elf9erbsn an
Der Manb, ben er font dngitli4 mieo.
pfui Seufel! Wie Elm 3u9tbdusber
fab sr aus in Der tablsn MiiBe!
G@pdf9nerenot! Menn es ieBt teinen
Rrieg CAB, p~abrbaftig! er bdngte ii9
auf an benz erften beiten StaIbaten,
neben Holf Dem iamti9nar5en Hop=
pen, Dem ein5igen, Der i'm nod pie
friiber eitimierte! -
&rieg! @r rate felt Wo9en pie elm
oerbeerenoer Sturm an ben osutI9en
grenaen. Der eiierne @riffel, in gIut
9etau9t, f9rieb elm neues &apitel Der
Weltgei9i9te.
Oas Hegiment. benz Mustetier
Grieori9 angebOrte, tdmpfte auT Dem
peitli9en Rriegsi6auplaB. Man9=
mol CAB es beibe Mrbeit, Damn pie>
Der tatenlpIe Hube in ben S9iiBen=
grdben, oft Gntbebrunsen, Strapa3en.
Aber bas dies ertrug elm beuti9er
SolOat, obne gu murren. unO f90z
ner, biel f90ner NOR es bod als Die
ODE &afernenboderei.
Seioi - bas 3ii@sn unb Sriaern
unb pfeifen Der @sI9oHe tlang pie
Ole ib0nite Muiit, uno penn einen
zine ebrli9e 2ugel traf = Solbatens
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

0as neue Oien m q o.
den. Sinb (eebeimnispolD: Sn uns
fern 9ouie ino Minen gelest!
SHUTTER: Md. pos on nidt ales
peiBt!
aino (pi9tig): papa bsbouptet,
i'm 9ousfIur ouf bic Mine NIT einem
SolOaten seitoben gu iein.
s iir @ein - @oIo. Grs
fer Stommgait: Sic peroen bon
Gag gu Gag p~ertppler!
3peiter Stammsoit: Dad lit mir
li1t betonnt.. :. Merte nihts!
Griter StammsaIs. . bod! Sbre
.upfernoie miro b0@ftpobrT6eialid
alb bebOrbli4 tcnfissiert perOen!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

@ulont. Sosen sic. 9err
2eutnont, mos peritebt man eigents
lid inter 6euerSone9
Den 8ereid Sbrsr Augen, sndfis
ees 6rdulein!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
SISTERSVILLE

sfsTERSVGLLE, W. Va. oct. IA
great game Of football was played Satur-
Gay between Sistersvillo hiEh and Linsiy
institute 81 wheeling The latter team
waH SO 90 the fourth down. with three
minutes % play, when Llnsly executed
p clever fake line plunge and swept over
me goal line Although The local team
"a gutweiFhed thsy never gave Up
pleased with the Improvement ~ the
team since the parkersburE game and
are in hopes They will Keep up thelr work
Tor october 23rd where they will clash
Win ne strong team - MaFniia high.
IN honor % The Cadets who played
here Saturday. the students ~ sisfera-
nd dsSes sss,srdss92 i svsslns IN s'2 TgIssis
hall. Mr. clyde Mooney ard Leo Hanes
furnished the music for dancing until
10 20. whom q delicious lunch war aervod
people including the hiFh school fac
lly students, alumni and others
Mra = IT, MrFrv and daughter. Miss
lf1Idlf McNeV. have rwurned % rarkrrH-
hufF Mfrr spending several days hero
Nth friends.
O. ". RANSOM and Mis- Florence Claw
fHn. - lltr clfy were married the 10Th
NJ lest March and have just
'"f'F mnTFIHnN. WNirh hur come na quite
rnfprife % their many relatives and
Funk Gafrney. Who 10 employed ~
'haneHf0n. o. spending n couple ~
erks with b. mother Mrs - 90 Gaff-
Mise Anna shaw ~ ra~rkersburr. g.
reter shap ~ TO- soaib sl5 800
hre D. q Dyer has returned 90 her
home in Weston after %eiaffinr her
dauEhtsr Mr. Wsdc Duffy
j. 3 0uigiey ~ thc south side. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
ALLEGED FORGER
TO GRAND JURY
SouNosTowN NEGRO ARRAIeN.o
BEFORE SQUIRE HOBBS
YESTERDAY.
Witnesses Placed on stand to Show
That Defendant Had Admitted to
Crime on First Examination.

Vincent Allen Stokes, alleged check
artist. was arraigned before Squire n.
O. Hobbs at the jail yesterday after
noon. and held to the grand jury un-
der bond of $1,000. He could not
furnish bond. and was remanded TO
Sail TO await action OF that body. his
wife was In the jail AT the time o.
The trial. but took not part in his
defense.
Stokes was defended by Attorney T..
j. Graham. When arraigned the
attorney stated the plea was mo 10
~contenderc." The state refused to &C
cept the plea and not guilty was n
tered. Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
ney +. A. O'Brien appeared for n
state. Louis Walters. court stenogra-
pher. Edward Wagner. and II. Z. bur
ton were placed on the stand.
The FIRST witness told OF the admis-
sions of Stokes on his first examina-
t1on In police headquarters where ne
acknowledged hat he wrote. signed
and Endorsed the check" II is drawn
ON the National Bank Of West Virginia
for the sum OF SO and was given an
payment for a pair of shoes. at Books
shoe store. Mr.. Burton. salesman at
tho shoe store, told Of selling the
negro the shoes and getting the check.
Stokes n wanted In Youngstown for
robbery. A soon as Ohio county Is
through with him. he will probably
be taken back 10 that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

ting AZ the home OF Mrs. Earl Rrapn-
nch or Seventh street and RichIsnd
Mrs William Harris OF North War
w"oa, mas returned home after v~feffin~
~ nc home Of friends and relatives In
Word was received from Mr.. Brow,
Eating that he had arrived In BoiivIa
~ bro~-n went Go that place To faEs
charge 81 a large Tin mine.
Richard Nol1 clerk IN Ford.s rro~.rv
store POI south WarWood ~ IN Al his
home In wheeling.
81 a. Knapp q North warwood svo-
nuc iH spending several days visiting I'M
Miss Doris ninth has returned IN her
nome in. Wellshurg AFTER visiting al The
nome OF Miss Nellie smith n aVr~r
avenue. North Narwood.
Ar and Mrs. Charles Huzzard Of North
v wood have returned after v~fsftirs
lflenoH im tamrrum. W. Va
TT ~ kindelherEor b. slowly rarcv.r-
inE after heing il al hts home on I've
VEN street Tor the Tast several davs
Harry Donald has returned 40 III.
nome ~ North Warwood arer %visftinr
friends ~ .New ~Martinsvile.
Miss Mabel NanCsmp Of paf~n ctfy
Nineteenth street "
p b Hreeu employed ~ the Warv,c,f
station q the Pennsylvania ~rsiirost
company has been transferred 10 a.
wheeling station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

been taken 20 Baltimore. Nd. where he
VII enter Johns HOPKINS hospital for
A movement f. being made by a mum
Der or the business men 20 hold a big
halloWe an celebration this year. and a
meeung VIII D. held very soon 10 COM
plete arrangements for the affair. Sis
tersvilles celebrations have become
neted IN this section and we hope this
VII equal n not eclipse any celebration
formerly held.
Miss Mae Corbitt has returned from a
yislt with friends In Marietta and Par
kereburE
Mrs. William Bell. Of Benton street.
has arrived home from Wiugham. Can
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Nissan. 81 Pcunaboro.
w va. - spending several days here
with friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
WEST LIBERTY

tWEsT LIBERTY. W Va. oct. IA
~ Ladies Atd ~ the F~rrabyteriah
church VIII serve the lunch az tho
Myers sale on Thursday
Nj ana Mr9 O. vs. EorCrs viii leave
nt NeW M~artlurViln. vs. Va
MIS- Lille King was RI Wheeling eiai-
Lnr sunday afternoon Co. see her cousin.
from an operation. lu the Norfh Wheel
ing hospital.
Rev y o. rhlnipa. pastor OF the NJ
cnurrh. underwent au operation az
we ptl0 valley hospital ON Tuesday.
The member ~ bic churCh and friends
hopn Tor "a speedy recovery.
communion services viii b. held lu
ne -. hgtfrlau church ON nest sunday
VI Iarhurf. 81 the A~ufi-anloou Ira-
que VIII have charge 90 the services ~
lne ~ p church on sunday afternoon
a. tho recent meeting ~ the Grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

very impressive services were held
over the remains 81 Mr. Jacob Tenant
who was killed b. being thrown from y
huEEy. - the Uruddock road near Jack
Town Monday Mrs. Tenant. who was
also %seriously Injured. o. better
a Nttlr son ur Mr. and Mrs. Charles
trVe is il win iufauflie trouble.
horn-Io Mr. md Mrs Charles Ray
NOR o. Nidco. a son.
VIZ and Mrs Chichester returned sat
urlny from q pleasant VISIT az Mounds
VIC With Nra Chedesters fathor Mr..
Kinney.
Hfa Mary Steele 81 barber city. BE-
spending several days with Mr. Etts
Alley. Mr. Ida steele and other relatives
uf MaIoravlIs
The Greene County Teachers Institute
viii convene ~ WayueshurG pa. next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hess. Of brink
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Misses Edna Headiee and Eioise Will
liame spent the week end with friends in
WheeiinE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Briggs ieft Tues
day for Cumberland. Md, 10 visIt their
children.
Mrs. Dora Moore % ParkersburR r. the
n~ouseEuest OF Miss Daisy Richardson.
samuel Martin ana Mrs. John Martin
have Teturned after a monthe visit with
friends md relatives iu Denver. colo.
Miss Anna Winkier % wheeling. D. the
guest of Mrs Jacob Google 81 the or
chard
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Eoontz 81 Coium-
bus. former residents Of this city. are
the guests q relatives FOR several weska.
Mrs Rae Tripp has returned % her
home 10 FalrmOnt after spending some
time ln the city With friends.
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Chapter OF the order Of Eastern stars
az M-orEantown. W Va. Miss Maud O
curtis was appointed grand chaplain Of
the Grand Chapter Of the Eastern stars
o. this state.
Miss Sue Waddell will spend the week
end al Washington. Pa, and Pitts burgh.
Mrs. = NJ shorts is visiting friends
In WheetfnR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

W. Va. will be the guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Mary Frye and family.
this winter.
Miss Treasure Cunningham. Ncssrs.
walter Grey and Mortimer Allison. stu
dents Of the Rich Hiil q school are
confined 20 their homes with measles.
ts improving.
Mrs. Belle shcrrich. Of Cross Roads.
u not so well.
" " Campbell attended the Kane
sale at Pleasant Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

James Clark Briggs. the year old
son OF Mrs G. 6. Briggs and the late
Clark Brtggs died at the 81. Marys Hos
will arrive In this city Tuesday evening.
when ~ viii be taken TO the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. =. v. Jams. where the fu-
neral VIII be held Wednesday morning.
Interment will be made in Limestone
cfmetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

remains % Littleton Thompson. who
died at the home Of his nephew. Thomas
y Thompson. out Gleuu's itun. the body
Mas taken g. 81 tlairsVille. The Rev.
ttAiph \. Hnrshman. pastor of the Lu-
tneran church OBLIGATED futermcnt In
the 81 Clairsyille cemetery.
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WARW00D


4 cobwcb social and entertainment
VIII BE- given this evening "a the homo.
Of Mrs Harry Travis. corner Nineteenth.
street and Klchiaud avenue. The Tray.
~ nome VIII be c~iuhurafrly decorated
Tor the occasion. The affair o. being
given under the auspices % che Ladies
AID society of the Warwood Methodist
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Never take pepsin and preparations
containing pepsin or other digestive
forments Tor Indigestion. a. The moro
you take the more you viii ave 10
What IL needed IL a tonic IKE
Chamberiain's Tablets that viii
enable the stomach 10 perform rs
functions naturally. obtainable every.
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

me member ~ tie Ladies Ala eucie.
~ IN the f~rcehyfcriau church have com
pleted Arrangements Tor "a aauer krauf
supper bic evening The affair viii d.
held in the social room n the church BE-.
tween the hours u 3 and = O'Clock Nv.
erY body invited