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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
SISTERSYlLLR

stsTERSNILLE W Va. July 90
Mrs. C. y Borman and two children
With relatives On Baltimore. Nd. and
Mrs. D. VI Forquer and daughter. Mar
Earel nave lstt for "a visit with relatives
in Carton and Kane. Pa
The Misses Lcnore ard Virginia Fish
T ana Master jerome FISHER have re-
turned home from bradford. Pa
Mrs ROY Massum and son. Uiliy. have
gone % Akron. 3D.. whore Mr. Wossum
ar ana Mrs Earl kins. Or Granville.
%. are the guests uf Mrs kings aunt.
Mrs Robert Mccormick. Mr King has
been elected principal of sirterEviis
Hirh FOR nest ycar.
Miss Flora stocnru OF Marietta. is the
guest ~ Mr. and Mra a. ~ Robinson
81 the South Side.
Mrs Joseph Norris has returned %
tarkgrsbgrr after oeing the guest %
vas accompanied Boy her E~rauddaurhtcr.
Miss Dorothy McCuf
The r9}s urigade which has been
iu camp Dol n rdrrwuuf'a grove af Mid.
~dlsbourur broke camp Friday morning
and returned home tH Wheeling
H.Irn gaffnry la ln ST. Mays the
guest of Miss Ruth SELLER
oscar scarsder II New Marunrvme.
vas visiting friends here WDdneadas
MISS sara Bailey dfIiEhffullE enter
TENED With n HiN o'clock dinner at the
h"inl Wells Tuesday evening BOZ honor
ri bier cousin Miss catherine Campbell.
who returned fI Her home In rnra.rr
burg Thurudnv.
Mr. r. 10 Drffnev has returned from
Mi In fhnnfnl near Wheeling where
EHrrf NnrE.
Mrs clara HIlliard and two children.
Inrk nnd Geraldine. have returned fl
thUir home ln Grove CIfs. Pa. after be-
fnE tho rurafa OF the fHrmara rIrf.r
Mrs EnrI Uurn
Mrs. a g. Jackson and daughter Miss
Katherine Jackson. left Thursday rnr
Cuba N ". whore fhrv Will tfaIf raf4
flgcH Tor a couple o. weeks
MrH D. . White nf PITTSBURGH. Ir che
Fu.rI ~ Dor mother. Mrr 80 D. UHrfTrr.
Mise Gertrude InWreT has Frna fa
wheeling to spend r. few dave with
friends
Mra n D HhriUrr and son. Ifff Thurr.
nHN f"r NFrHu whore they Will John Nfr
SHritrr Hnd make their future home
Miss Bell ruEh. Of Columbus. o.. Del
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DALLAS

DALLAS, W. Va. July 30-The pic
NC At the NJ. p church which was nut
or last saturday viii Doe held Satur-
gay evening. II the weathermau will
be played.
OF friends at the home OF her daugn-
ter Mrs John Milliken Friday after
noon. This was ia the nature Of n fare
Wen party a. Mrs. Milliken will leave
soon Tor WaynesburE 90 live with her
Miss Lillian smith Of Fulton b. spend
ing some time with Mrs win Davis.
Mrs. Nora Smith Of Zauesville. Mrs.
louis Helm d Fulton. Mrs. Louie
khoadeE and Mrs. Cad Rhoadce were mn
day guests Tuesday Of Mrs. Mac
Walter Sampson and wyuc Mcwhor-
Yer. spent Tuesday ut Cambridge. Ohio.
Iogslng after business affairs.
Mrs Louie Helm. Mrs Wyatt sprowis.
Mrs Nora Smith and Mrs. cad Rhoades
spent Friday with Mrs. Louie Rhoadea
Mr and Mrs Paul Rhoades mere az
Iaylorstowu Friday attending the IN
neral 81 clark Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods Pattison of
W~a-hington. Pa are guests q their
Mrs Armstrong white and Mrs Lii
lie Anderson we're guests Of Mrs Geo.
Hilltrk sunday evening
Mrs. g. p Nhoudar nrd daughter Eth
81 we're shopping boz wheeling Tuesday.
AmouE the visitors 80 Elm Grove
t~hur-dHN were Elzie Riggs. Charley
lin.
ar and Mrs wu Davis are the PROUD
.ar.n- Of q bounciuE baby boz born
Mr Qua Mrs oscar NUIuksn u Homer
'Hin. VII arrive sunday for an fk-
i"gd.n .t with friclds
" elsh and Win Creighton are on the
So and Mgs G.erre Roth were vi-i-
tors in Wheeling Thurad1g
Mr and Mra So MFnr Of Wfaeur.
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WANTED-MALE
STORE MAN wANrro


CHRISTIAN NAN. ABOUT Is TO
So YEARS. WITH DEPARTMENT
STORE OR OTHER RETAIL. IN.
IEkiENCE IN SELLING AND DIS
PLAYING MERCHANDISE MUST
HAVE AT LEAST 3 YEARS. M.
PLOlMENT WITH ONE RELIABLE,
RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT AMAN
WITH PROPER QUALIFICATIONS
AND ANXIOUS To WORN HARD
TO ACQUIRE THE NECESSARY
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WILL.
IN A REASONABLE LENGTH OR.
TINE. BE CONSIDERED FOR Pt.N.
MANENT POSITION. IN CHARGE.
OF A BRANCH STORE. WHERE Sal,
AIRY WOULD BE LIMITED ONLN
BY HIS ABILITY To PRODUCE
PROFIT-MAKING RESULTS. STATE
AGE. PAST EXPERIENCE IN Dh.
TAIL AND SALARY RECEIVED.
ADDRESS BOX { 81. THIS Or.
FICE
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MaiorrviII. Rnnfs

Mrs. James Harsh has a. her bouu.
guests nor sisters. Mrs Edith Tirrafdo.
q oakland, 90. Mrs Elmirt I8rt .Di
Hftle son. Eugene. 0f Wellington. EaV
and Mrs Mary sawlters. Of sand HiII
Mrs Henry Dinsmore and dauahtrr.
Alrf Joseph Murphy OF uIuamrr =
ridge. returned Tuesday from rn erten1-
81 visit with Mrs uinsmorea darrht,r.
Mrs Hattie ~Storkdale. 81 Lnerffe. mn
NlHe Hazel Alloy was calling Ur Cam
er0u friends Thursday
Mrs Belle Richmond r Miss
Martin Atkiuron. spent Monday aim
Mrr Hannah Milliken. Of CaIia
dohn llinHmprch ri the Cameron Drug
store returned 90 the cares OF H-uHirraa
LhuredAy. after spending a short vrra-
tor. With hiH aunt Mra EtfH AIler
Mie4 amanda HARSH was The guest
Or MrH Nancy Mooney. WffuraIrv
Misc Amauta Harsh was fhs ru.rf ~
Mr- Nancy Mooney. "wednesday.
Mias Jennie Chednetrr Hrarf sunday
VIII Niles WAY nelson. uf UIrrarIIfe
Mre Emma Harsh fa quite iI
NrH 1uIuuIr GhHmHfrr eTrrI Tnna.
leF win hrr daughter. Mrs rrau Muir
Uhr. ~ Cameron
J p Allison una m bneinfra visitor
af Cameron Thursday.
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Hotel SOthern

Nora ~prowls spent a very delightful
day Thursduy visiting az the home Of
AIT and Mrs T. 4. Hhoades.
The reunion Of the Blake family will
b. held Thursday August nfth at The
home q Mr. % Mrs. r. l.. Howard.
The M are very busy harvesting
their crops AZ present and report every
ming better than for years. The Wh-l
oats ana potato crops are especially
good
\ number 81 men hauled their wool
Co Elm Grove Thursday.
Mrs Harry McDomi and son 10y are
recovering from "a several DAYS illness
There vas quite a good turnout az the
lecture By charlie Evans AZ tine Presbv-
terrain church Monday yenirg
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MAJORSYILLE


MAJphSNlLLE, W. Va. July 10
hrtanock. OF G~reysvillc. was the scene
or "A pretty home wedding Wednesday
Suy - When their adopted daughter.
OF AR charles Held. Of Pitt sburgn. PA
fteN. iskadde performed the cere-
mony. No invited guests were pregert
Miss Lawrence IL well known here nav
ing been employed a. teacher in fba
school at this place. She graduated in
school with FIRST honors ana H. IL. =
graduate OF the California normal Mr.
teld u a well and faVorably kroV n
eacher and sunday school worker al
his home city. The happy couple AZ. a.
present enjoying their honey moon al
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The board OF education Of Rich Hin
toWnshlp hcldA a business session ~
Wind Ridge. Tuesday. az which az
teachers Tor the cominE school term
were employed. The following teach
ere were assigned 90 the schools near
here; Bloomheld-MtsscE Lily owen
Nictory-Neicie Barnett. Jacktown Pri.
mary rQom-Gaynoile MouuiEer. Dins-
more-Hazel McNaF, Neho-Grace pfns-
more and Oak Ridge. Goldie Durbiu
Ihe wages paid are $50 for profssinnaI
and normal certificates. and SIS Tor
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chnrch $500.

Mrs % M Council Was hostess 70 the
Ladies Aid society Of the Prcsbytsrian
church Wednesday Afternoon al her
home In the Orchard
MrA Belle Majors very pleasantly en-
t~ertained the Ladies Aid OF the Efru.
81 r church. Thursday Afternoon az her
home on CLARK street
The borcas club % St. Johns Al. T.
Shurch. south. Nas entertained b. Mrs..
flofa walker Wednesday Afternoon.
me ladies' Aid society OF st Johns
~. 4 church Was entertained b. Mrs
CHARLES harrick h. her home on River
street Tuesday afternoon.
ArH. ~ II Rose was hostess 20 the
Daisy Circle 81 the f1rst N. 4. church
Mednosday n~ftnrnonn.
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sueee..rui onanuon

Ray Garner. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Garner. Who reside a few miles back
OF the city underwent a very critical op-
'rallon Al the schmidt hospital Tuesday
afternoon IL was thought that he would
not recover. but the operation proved a
success. and he II dotnE nicely,
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave. close Go beach. Capacity.
SOC. Entirely new. Modern and high
class Large rooms. private baths. ele-
Nntor. etc. Superior table service. 32SO
up daily. special weekly booklet. Auto
meets trains. W. b. SHAW.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO cREDrroRs

You are hereby notified that At the
request OF Jessie Franzheim. executriN
deceased, ] have appointed TUESDAY.
september -. 1915. at ten o'clock a. M.
a. the time and my office. 81 Schmul-
West virginia. as the place for receiv-
ING proof Of debts or demands against
NE said Harry G. Franzheim or against
MS estate. al which time and place Won
are required 20 attend.
Given under my hand. AZ commission
~ or accounts OF the county court OF
ohio county. West virginia. this a0,h
day Of July. 1915.
WILLIAM r. KRTPP
Commissioner Of Accounts
Observation-Disclosures
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FINANCIAL.

IN Korea IN 1912 the annual output
q prcclous metals was about t2.5lU
900 70 10 now valued a. a5Out $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

An ohio concern De- making rubber
boots and shoes by compressIng The
materials together asserting that
this Will prevent cracks and leaks
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INTEREST ORANGES
Attractive Prizes Offered ~ west Aisr-
andsr fatr Annexation for
8sat EHhfhlE.

Great interest has been stirred ID
nmonF tho Eranrea in the coming West
Alexander fair August o. 1s. 90 ty the
offer % prizes Tor The best rrarra ..-
hibifa. Twenty dollars VIII b. given
Tor the hcet. uud go Tor the second best
exhibit
All Inquiries Indicate the finest and
Erfnfeat exhibits Boz me history 81 fHr
fair in an departments and tho m.af
rurrcnaful fair in fhr history 81 fTr 49,.
aoCiaflou la anticipated
Ino racing program fa nn follows
WEuNEsDAY. AUGUST 25
81 pace ......... Purse 500 90
frnr ior.all trgt Purse $4,000
THURSDAY. AUgrsT o.
freFfnr-nII pace .........F Purse $3.50 1H
Three minute frnt. ........ Purse 500 lI
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d
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BertRChy
FUhERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL ENuALMER.
ii22 n 1924 Main etrssl
calls Answered DaT o. NiEht-
store Phones e1b
g J Hgrtachv. Nat Phone taSa-R
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NEW MARTINsVILLE W. Va July
aH-lhe sunday fchoui % 81 Nlncenfs
IAfhoiic chgrch held their annual picnic
" clne1day Afternoon. They went on
the pleasure boat Charm" 90 Hockport
lark where The Afternoon was spent with
amueem-nts after which a
lellcluul sunI.r We aarNed for an
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Miss Beckic Church and Mr. w.st.y
Hartley. or Coils. were quietly Married
during the week. Their many friendg
extend concentrations
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Nouee 20 Manufacturer, Jobbsrs, Esr-
chants and Othors Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. Taat
The state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ Its oftce at Charleston. West virginia.
fer furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manaEs-
ment Of which r. vested On said Hoard.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Nrgiata deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists 81 supplies needed Will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF eques
stating the line desired.
STATE 30 ARD OF CONTROL
ta-l-r Charleston. West virginta
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SlS veterans o. the civil war held a
l.uh tuesday at the home OF seth L.
StAtiord AZ Newburg. and their story
lrhlahes an i'd chain Of coincid.nces
in.s" SIX men enlisted In the Union
Hms AZ the same place. the same time
- the same regiment. and served
sosether through the war. They ~.r.
tetsa out together and have seen
49, "'rer since the war's
SLYee Ihey are: seth L. stafford arad
- ~ Ne~burg. j. W. Johnson. aged
or Iunnelton; :. \. Diu. aged -.
-. and J. W. stone aF.d "a ~ =,
Reedsvilie. ". Va. 80 VI
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recently adJudged bankrupt met az,
Wees 70 appoint a referee. After a con
,.st between Earl Jenkins and L. =
Narthen, without getting a decisive
vote. the referee In bankruptcy- a. n
yckott m rromLsed By nppointine
> Kendall. 4 committee was an
pointed 10 value the assets OF the hank
rupt. which are scheduled at over 5000 y.
ooo Win liabilities Of three times that
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NEW M"ARTINSVILLB

The paiiy i~nl-nigencer vii - fouaa
On sale a Arsrs Cigar and frutt stsn0
Main street hnnnoaa CIGAR a1f krutt
stand. Noses Thomas Frtlt stahd Joha
thomes' fruit stand al depot
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AUTOMOBILES


foh sALE-Mitchel six. Five passen-
ger touring car. New body and TOP.
IN good condition. VIII sell cheap. Ad-
aress boz $50. city. jy-SI-tf
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The assignment % the leases On near
Y two hundred OF and Fas Ieases -,
layior county property was filed this
week by. the South enn OF Company In
pany Tor a nominal consideration
number OF new leases have been filed
also which indicates unusual activity
." the OH ana gas business locally.
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For RENT

ron RENT az IS South Huron
street. G. II. Quimby. 1919 Market
street. Jy-3O-J
ron RENT-Modern = rooms and
bath on PIX and car line. rent rea-
sonable Address Il. y. care InteIligen-
Ger. ty-30-w
FoR RENT rooms 4IO Main street.
Jy-26-i
ron RENT-Two furpisfed rooms for
light housekeeping CentrHlly located
Call NATL phone IGOR. hota : a. M. to
2 y. M. Jy-3-tf
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LEXINGTON

Pacific q Ark AYES. Grounds With tenni,
courts adiotn bsach. Only popular priced
hos,l where cgESIS may 20 from HOUSE
street, which is prohibited Use Of BATE
HOUSES and care Of suits FREE RUN
MING WATER IN rooms. ORCHESTRA
sloo and up dally, 81 o SIS weekly. AmeH-
can plan. WHITE SERVICE GARAGE.
Beckett PAUL C R~SECRANS
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BEeummer 9 HHdebtand

Nuhs5el Directors and mmbatmsrA
Corner Market and TwrnfV-aer0rf "a
Helephons 4QI. open ga and niahL
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WANTED-ROOMS

hoohas light house
keeping By young couple ln exclusive
residence section OF Wheeling. Desire
Two or three rooms In private home.
no other Want the most desir-
able a. TO t~urnlshments. location. etc.
VIII be IN Wheeling first week in Aug
ust. Address r. g. v. Gen. Del Wheel
ing, W. Va. iv-2s-i
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HELP
N o

Persons VINO purohas.a stoeR Of
me . H Bracey Company, promo
learn Something 90 their advantaRo
oy addressing stock. are The Intel
q amount OF pur-
ehases they have mad
mY-2I-H
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be tried out by superintendent n p
Flesher. OF the West Virginia Industrial
School Tor Boys. at Pruntytown.. two
miles from this city. IN connection with
the honor system which he has been
orktng successfully FOR several years.
Two or possibly more cottages are be-
ing built on the big thousand acre
farm. ~elongtn to the Institution. each
cottage having room for twenty boys.
ihey are separate from the other build
ings. having kitchens. dining rooms.
creeping quarters. water and light svs-
TENS. etc. COMPLETE. The boys having
me highest percentage In conduct vi,
be assigned 20 these cottages and IL is
believed that The system Of rewards
thus established will be far more ef-
fecttve than any system Of correction
that might be devised. Two Of the cot
taEes. among other improvements. are
now being constructed.
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William. the nve year ola son ~ q "a
monroe. fractured its arm by faIlini
from a chair 20 the floor. a distance %
less han two feet.
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fhe nrst effort TO nnict punishment
VOCATION OF the federal war" tar
sohn Hamilton OF Elkins. Vas given a
nSssing before the United states com
"., eharEcd with having refused
80 the tederU tax for Operating a
moNins picture theatre al Elkins. He
Nas heid under bond for the Nfartfns-
oo,s term 81 the United states district
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Lne third and last examination for
,Sse-ners vas held here this week and
t~hlrty-nye look the sxamfnatton TO-
- Sners institute Tor Taylor County
- = held here for ave days. follow
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The C~hautauqua closed a week OF in
tefesilng attractions Wednesday and
viii likely return hex year. as a large
number OF tickets have already been
s~uaranteed- The attendance was good
throughout the week.
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me returns OF the West vfrstnta
stete dental examination. which have
- ItetNed. SHOW several local peo-
Dr. Loraine Fainter
80 1T Robert Judge and sister. Or
suase Morris. students q the
alprfls Sss the only lady applicant
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OCllIu INIT Tennessee ave. close
DcAUmU UNI TO beach. Refined
family hotel. finest
cuisino-bnthing from hotel: shower
nALnn- IS 10 81. M.nELN l. INV IL
AorEL NEw ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA Az. and beach
Private baths. running water In rooms.
elevator to street level. extensive
porchcs, capacity $50. Booklet.
BklAN a. WILLIAMS.
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HOTEL boutwell,

EIIsInIa aN-. second NOusI from HUarl-
walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
Highest In cuisine and service.
Booklet
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considerable work % the city str--,,
- contemplated this fall This will in
S.uus the regarding and repaving q
81 Mary street. more new uavemeuts
on LatrohY street. and cutting back the
property line at the corner OF Main and
,atrooe street. Several thousand doll
lars will be expended ia the work.
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has been started to regrade the
oid halt-mtle race track here in order
mat y may be converted into a track
suitable Tor auto racing. Races will ID.
held here this fall. according TO pres
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The funeral OF Addison HoIbert. OF
ms county a short distance from Graf
.oh, took place At Warrington. Holbert
oldest man in the county.
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GRAFTON

,oN. " Va. July ao-Th~
p9-- ln@A the annual Merchants
III D. held a. the Grafton
On THURSDAY. August SIN. Ths.-
rave been held zach fall Tor ne
lea1s and rank among the
ri.f~ ana business hous~ 81 anv
IN ne city eil D. closed on th.t
70 ana from ths park every h.ff 49,
~-sumented trolley service viii also
.Aftl ths crowd. An slahorare
being planned ny -
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ser Uoadstcr. good
Bell 2zS Martins
Jy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19

leave us everything as a reward Tor
our honesty"
Henry thought that was best, and
when 1 met Cousin Jenny on the
street that morning the way she look
ed at me showed me that she was
after Uncle Zeke's money. She had
new coat, which made me think she'd
been buying it because she felt sure
of Uncle Zeke's fortune. And the first
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-19

Copyright by w G. Chapman)
''This war;" said Uncle 'Zeke, Wag-
cling his head sOlemnly,- lis the begin
ming of the thousand years in which
Satan's to rule. I've looked it up in
Revelations, and I'm sure I've got it
right. Why, the figures correspond
exactly. Times and times and half a
time it says"
And he went on to explain the
meaning of the mysterious predic-
ton which has baffled all the students
of the Scriptures. Uncle Zeke had a
comfortable fortune. we listened re-
spectfuIly.
so you see, Henry" he continued,
addressing my husband, eff the Holy
Book speaks the truth, which l be-
Ieve with all my heart, the world, as
we know it, is coming to an end in
three weeks time at half-past seven
in the morning of Wednesday. Seems
to me it ought to end on Saturday
night, but that's what the Book says
and it amt for me to reason why. So,
as was about to say, won't need my
money after Tuesday night, except
enough to pay the miIkman when he
comes at seven the next morning, and
I'm going to divide all I have be-
tween you and Nephew James and
Niece Jenny"
Henry and I had a considerable
argument after we got home. Of
course we realized that, like many old
men at his time of life, Uncle Zeke
was failing. But we knew that if
James Carnigan got hold of the third
part of Uncle Zeke's money, and Jen-
ny Myers of the second third, wild
horses wouldn't drag it from them
when Uncle Zeke woke up and found
the world hadn't ended as he expect
ed it to.
what we've got to do, Henry" I
said, ''is to stop Uncle Zeke giving his
money away, or, if we can't do that,
to. get him to give it all to us. so that
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-02
Daily Thought.

Every man stamps his value on HIM
self; the price we challenge for our.
selves is given schiller.
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MORTON, iron MAN, {"
MAGICIAN zee TONIGHT
NEW oAYToMA PROMISES FIT
TING CLIMAX FOR UNUSUALLY
GOOD WEEKS ATTRACTIONS
SIMPLE SIMON" NEXT.

New Years night was celebrated at
the New Daytona theatre by wonder
fully strong program featured by Il
10-piece augmented orchestra, under
the direction of Harry \. Tucker. \
varied rroeram was played between
the first and second half of the vaude-
Vile program, and one of the greatest
musical treats given in Daytona in
some time was enjoyed by the big au-
dience present.
Tonight will be the last appearance
here of Yee Ho Kiang and company.
Wee Ho Kiang, under the personal
management of d. Griffin, has more
than made good here. As a magician
he is away above the average, ana
his personality adds a great deal OF
interest to the entertainment. MISS
Doris Ellington has supplied a novelty
dancing number that proved SEN
cation. Opening with a serpentine and
closing with a dervish whirl, Miss Ill