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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Beautiful, Soft, Fluffy
Hair an Aid to Beauty

Who does not love a head OF pret.
" hairg Some women think IL is
. gift OF nature and envy their more
fortunate sisters. II your hair IL
not fuzzy, soft and lustrous: is fall.
ing out, streaked, faded, brittle. or
full OF dandruf. and II the SCALP
ttches. do not think it must ALWAYS
be that way, for pretty hair Is only
n matter OF are and proper nour-
ishment OF the hair roots. Hair is
something Ike a plant-if neglected
IL soon withers and dies. while with
a little attention IL keeps fresh and
beautiful.
Partisan Sage r. a scientific prep
aration that supplies Just the ele-
ments needed 10 invigorate the hair
roots and stimulate the hair to grow
long, thick. funny. soft and lustrous
10 removes dandrun and quickly
stops itching head and falling hair.
u IL the ideal hair tonic and scalp
treatment for men. women and chill
dren-contains nothing Injurious
and IN delicateiy perfumed.
a Drug Co. and G. II. Grlest a
Co, Original Cut Rate" or any
drug counter a supply you with
Partisan Sagn-lt a. fn"eXpcnsfvp
You cannot be disappointed with
this delightful and helpful toilet ne
cesslty. for the first few days use
VIII givo your hair the beauty and
charm of youth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
NO DEVELOPMENTS
In MILL TROUBLE
NONE RETURNED TO WORK At
MARTINS FERRY PLANT
YESTERDAY
Members % Belmont Ledge Meet
Aesin-Piesets Still oUsro Mills
and None May Enter.

There were no new d~evefurments
In the MIL trouble az Martins Ferry
yesterday afternoon. but members OF
the United Steel 4 Iron Workers are
srl guarding the plant and refuse 70
let any person enter the plant in eth
or Of the departments. Yesterday
morning a representative OF tne
W~orthington Pump company. OF New
York. who was returning from the
Martins Ferry pumping station was
rather roughly handled when the for
eigners who are watching the place
thought he was a workman. as he was
coming up the railroad tracks. After
IL vas discovered thai he was on other
duty he was released. The foreigners
who are about the place are said 10 b..
armed with weapons and the other
Workmen are afraid TO enter the plant.
The members OF Belmont Lodge.
Amalagamated Association. held a
meeting N their hall yesterday after
noon and several important matters
were given attention. An official OF
the Association stated last evening
that h list OF workmen who are sign.
ing TO return TO work is growing each
day. The plant cannot be operated til
the trouble at the bucket works Is set.
tied. as the power TO operate the hot
mills from the bucket works.
II II the foreigners from this depart.
ment who refuse to let any workmen
enter tho plant
Another meeting OF the Amalagmat.
ed men will be held this morning in
the Shreve-Hervey hall when John
Barranaldi. "A representative of the
American Federation of Labor. will be
present and talk TO the foreigners
about the plant in their native langu-
ages. II is hoped 10 derive some bene-
NJ from the talk that will be given 10
these o In the afternoon the mem
bers of Belmont lodge. OF Martins
Ferry. will 90 to Wheeling. where they
will attend the mass meeting of the
Belmont and Crescent lodges OF the
Annals gamated Association. which will
be held in the Trades Assembly hail
on Market street. Al this meeting IL
is expected that arrangements will be
made for starting the plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Good Citizens Ruled Out.

Section six of the (Greater
WheelingD charter provides.
among other things, that a mem
Der Of council cannot be. directly
OF indirectly. a holder or owner
of any bond or stock OF any cor
poration enjoying a municipal
franchise. privilege or easement
in or from such city. or by an
officer, agent. trustee, servant OF
employe Of such corporation.
This d-isfranchises every person
from holding a seat in council
who is an employe. bond holder.
or "A stakeholder of the Wheeling
Traction Company. the West Vir-
einia Traction a. Electric Com
pany. the Market Auditorium.
The several railroads that come
into the city. or any other cor
poration hat has any franchise.
privilege or easement from the
city. This d~isfranchises quite a
large number Of our citizens and
taxpayers from serving in coun-
cil.-T. 5. Riley Interview.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
French Remedy Aids
Stomach Sufferers

France has been called the nation
without stomach troubles. The French
have for generations used a simple
mixture Of vegetable oils hat relieve
stomach and Intestinal ailments and
keep the bowels free from foul. poi
sOnous matter. The stomach Is left
10 perform its functions normally. In
digestion and Eastritis vanish.
Mr.. Geo. u. Mayr. a leading drug.
Eist Of Chicago. cured himself with
this remedy In a short-time. The de-
mand g. 80 great that ne imports
these oils from France and com.
pounds them under the name of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy People
everywhere write and testify TO the
marvellous relief they have received
using this remcdy-one dose will rid
the body of poisonous accretiOns that
have accumulated for years and con.
vince the most chronic suffered from
stomach. liver OF intestinal troubles.
Msyr's Wonderful Remedy Do sold
By leading druggists everywhere with
The positive understanding that your
money will be- refunded Without
question or bubble N ONE bottle
falls 10 gito v0u absolute satisfac.
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
EVERYTHING READY
FOR ALFALFA TOUR
AGRIcULTURIsTs WILL MAKE
AUTOMOBILE TRIP TODAY
viii Inspect Principal Farms OF Ohio
and Brooke counties-many
In Party.

All arrangements were completed
last evening for the big auto touring
trip today of all the larger and best
conducted farms in Ohio and Brooke
counties by a large delegation OF citi-
Gems Of this section of the state. under
the supervision of the officials of the
Pan Handle Agricultural club.
The tour promises to be the best
and biggest affair OF the particular
kind ever held in West Virginia. There
win be dozens of automobiles in the
tour A part OF them will leave the
Market-Auditorium this morning at
s O'Clock, while the other section will
depart from Wellsburg at the same
time. The entire party viii meet al
the Waddington farm at 5 o'clock in
the evening and after thoroughly in
specting that farm the members OF
h party will be driven to their
homes. The list OF farms to be in.
spected In general and particularly 70,
the alfalfa crops. were published ex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
LIME TREATMENT
IN TUBERCULOSIS

In the May IS. 1912. Issue Of the
journal Of the American Medical Auso-
otauon appeared thfa statement concern
ing calcium uimsD meditation IN ths
treatment Of pulmonary tuberculosis
Under the Systematic, continued ana
peraigtent regime OF calcium nHaimna-
tion, Van oteaon has seen r. number %
his patients improve UNDERGO an eHu-
dalton or partial consolidation IN the
lung which then resolving would ap-
pear 20 contribute 90 the wnIiinR on and
closing Of the LESSONS. Hnnd In hand
with this course Of events, the Hputum
clears mp OF tubercis bacflif, which nna1-
y disappear, and ths patients are dia-
charged with healed pulmonary tubsr-
Culunta"
Ethical medical Journals seldom speak
90 positively about a remedial agent.
let this testimony comedies with that
from many ruuuumUfIreH who have rr.
cured Ike results thr0uEh the use ~
Ickwnn'e Alternative
since calcium Is H ruuafIfucrf ri this
remedy Tor pulmonary tuberculosis and
nli.d throat and bronchial affections.
iie healing power may iu some measure
ne attributed fu the manner In which
tNI1 element ia 20 combined with other
~inErodleufa ag tp be easily aaaImiIata1
y Che average uerfuu and De- does not
%irrItatr the stomach
Erkman.e Alternative contains no. Opt.
hffH nurCufira ur habit. fHrminE drugs
=" N Dr. safe tu frf. 10 ruur drIrriaf fa
olf ~ Do aak him tn order. or send II.
EoEman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
AMERICA
Will Be Subject Of Lecture by Mr.
Daniel Dinser-of Interest TO
Bible Students.

Bible class members who are IN
terested in Bible study should hear Mr..
Daniel Dinger at the Court Theatre
next Friday evening. May 2Sth. at Sis
In his lecture on America. Mr.. Ding
er will deliver a learned exegesis on
Bible study and he promises a simple
talk on the great secrets and myster.
les in every day nver so that all
may understand.
The grandest explanation OF how
the Name Of Jehovah will come from
America. Is unfolded in the following
verses taken from E~cclesiastes. 18th
Chapter. 1ith and 18th verses The
words OF the wise are as goods. and
as nails fastened by the Masters OF
assemblies. which are given from one
shepherd.
And further by these. my son.. he
a~dmonished Of making many books
(Sephar. Bibbial there IL no end: and
much study If a WEAKNESS OF the
flesh The simple explanation OF the
grandeur Of the deep meaning of these
words. or verses. will be a revelation
10 biblical students and a mighty aid
In their studies The mere reader,
teacher. or minister will receive new
light on the letter a. we'll a. the spirit
Of the word.
No matter what ones faith, belief
or creed will In any sense be offended.
but assuredly strengthened and made
more firm and a consolation IN the re-.
%velatlon that they are thus aided In
revealing Jehovah from America.
TT all the nations Of the world are
mentioned IN the Bible. and az The
names by which they are known. Or
Egypt. Syria, Persia. Greece. Rome.
and others Of modern times by sym
bols cryptoErams. why should America
as such. the grandest nation az aIl on
earth and I'm the Erandcet OF aIl pur.
poses be- excluded from Sacred Writ
In her great mission AMONG the ma.
lions and her people be- ignorant Of
her mighty work. says Mr.. Dinrer
Every citizen Of Wheeling viii bo
interested in The lecture Mr. uingcr
is 90 deliver at the Court Theatre ON
Friday evening. May 2gth at s.t5 o.
no. as tho sublime subject Of Am.
erica. and the rrand source % her mis-.
sion az "a biblical prophecy will De a
revelation indeed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

The Greater Wheemngl char
ter provides that he (the city
managerl can be removed by
council. OF he can be recalled b y
a vote Of the people. SO long as
he has five councilmen who are
favorable to his retention he can
not be removed by council. and
TO remove him by a vote Of the
people II will require a petition
signed by 20 per cent. OF the vo
tiers. a special election to be held
at the expense OF the taxpayers.
and AZ the election the city man
ager will have all Of the officers.
except those appointed by coun.
cil. and all Of the employees Of
the city as his supporters. and if
ne so desires there is nothing 20
prevent him 20 put into service az
the expense Of the city. previous
10 such election. as many en-
ploycq TO work on the streets. In
the water works. the gas works
and The city electrical works as
he may desire. making DO. in ms
Judgment. almost impossible 10
remove him from his position b.
a recall vote Once O. city man.
aver gets e~ntrenched in HE posi-
ton. an he has 10 DO AZ any gen.
eral election IN order 10 hold his
position is 10 sce 20 BE- that FIVE
councilmCn are elected who are
favorable 10 him. and with all the
officers and employees Of the city
who are under his control ho will
not have much trouble In olccfinr
a sufficient number Of council 90
retain hint $ Riley Interview
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
SISTERSYILLE

StSTERSVILLE. W. Va. May 2s-
Mrs. Lou Kelly has returned from n
Mrs. Deyaui. Mr. ma Mrs Charles
kirsch. Miss Lillian Kirsch and Phil
hlrsch went 10 Lowell. o. Co attcndthc
tunersl OF The late Mr.. Howard Apple
~ who died last week AZ her home IN
ELECTRA Tex She was a daughter ~
Ms Deynul ana a sister Of Mrs. Eirsch.
WIS Miles. of cemetery Htll. BE- the
gu - Of friends tn Ne w~Afartinavi1e.
Mrs Mccain. n View M~artinsviiie. is
Nl'ltlng her daughter. Mrs. W. %. Kerr.
Mrs shaffcr. 81 wiIana. o.. has ar
rived here 60 spend tho summer with
her daughter. Mrs. A. D. Kerr.
Mayor j. D. sohay left Monday FOR
laNenpurt Iowa whore he VII spend
several days looking after business mat.
Miss Margaret s'esdisy has returned
n''1e from q BRIEF visit with friends
Mrs 50 H1rurr has returned from
I't Gland. where she attended tho M.
The Misses Cora and Theresa Thayv
anu MrH W y Nrueurrhwaudrr were
the guests of friends in wheeling Mon
Wrs g " saibcrt and two children
and Miss Nay Trnmmrl of MarfinHhurF.
W va have returned home arter =
snort visit with Mr. end Mrs. D. o. Muir.
Harry shriver who bss been apendinr
'W DAYS Ht bic homo returned to
Mr. and Mrs o. rrad NrIff and SON.
NuN"rt who have been fIr guests of
w end Mr.. D. N NurrrE. have return
oh home Co. Wheeling
RAY Pool who attends Mountain state
HI. inDaa College OF TIrksfabure aurnf
H COW uHrr 40 bic home.
Inn hHrra Of marriage Tor Mira rrrna
-LrTdH bradley nn1 Mr IUHu Edward
Hildifrh. whose marriage will occur i1
JUNE. were published fHr the fraf rma
sunday. In Tho Holy Rosary church
Mra Charles Becker wac hostess f1
tnH Standard UraIrre ~ tho So b.
church. Tuesday evening
We Ralph U Richards viii Do
hostess fn the Sew cub THE evening
at n.r home iu ChHrire street
Lll HarmCu. Of Sew MartIuaUuIfWaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Good Citizens Ruled Gu,

Section six Of the Greater
Wheeling) charter provides
among other things. that a mem
Der OF council cannot be. directly
or indirectly. a holder or owney
OF any bond or stock of any or
poration enjoying a municipal
franchise, privilege or easement
In or from such city, or by an
ohcer. agent, trustee, servan or
employe OF such corporation.
This disfranchises every person
from holding a seat in council
VINO In an employe. bond holder.
or a stakeholder OF the Wheeling
Traction Company. the West Vir-
ginia Traction g. Electric Com
pany. the Market Auditorium.
the several railroads that come
into the city. or any other cor
poration that has any franchise.
privilege or easement from the
city. This disfranchises quite a
large number Of our citizens and
taxpayers from serving In coun-
dl-T $. Riley Interview.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Tom kimble. Of Deep Valley spent n
part OF the past week with his father
in-law. Thomas Mahsn. OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Archer and chill
drcu were the Sunday guests OF Mr..
Archer's sister. Mrs. Dave Riggle. OF
near Elm Grove.
= Chichester spent Saturday night
Nth Mr., and Mrs. Tom simpson. OF near
West Alexander.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham. OF Crows
MIL. spent sunday with his sister. Mrs.
Edna Guthrie.
r. NJ. Atkinson ,slled on his cousin.
Hugh Wilson. of Calls. sunday. He
FOUND Mr.. Wilson able to sit up for a
Few minutes az a time.
several OF a people spent Friday at
Wheelinr 81 the circus. They report II
the best ever
Rev. Bunbar's sister. who has been
returutd TO her home In Oklahoma. last
week.
Tom Ewing. OF Viola. spent Sunday
with Bloomfield friends.
Miss tlOssie and Master Earl Archer
returned Saturday from a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Olive McNinch.
Mrs. John Archer and little son. Will
liam, spent sunday with Mrs. Myrtal
Jones. OF Nidco. Mrs. Archer was a.
companied home by Miss Bessie Jones.
ters. Misses Mabe and Maree. and son.
rank spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Frye. Of Bloomfiel ridge.
An old family horse belonging TO J. r.
Allison. was killed by lightning during
the recent storms.
Rev. Dunbar was the guest Of NJ.
Chichester and family Saturday night.
Clarence Barnhart. Of Golden. spent
Friday with his sister. Mrs. Minnie Cum
bingham.
successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Oct BID Of "snrinn Fever"

A lazy liver and sluggish bowels
will overcome any ambitious and en-.
ergetic man or woman and make them
feel all tired out. dull. stupid and life.
less. Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve
constipation. restore healthy bowel
action and liven up your liver. They
are wholesome and thoro .hly cleans.
ing: do not grippe or ~nauseate. They
Danish that full. close. heavy feeling
J l.. knight. Fort Worth. Texas. a y
My -disagreeable symptoms were en-.
urely removed by the thorough cleans.
ing they gave my system For sale
by John Coleman a Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
hero Tuesday. looking after business

hero Tuesday. looking after business
matters.
Copies of the following beautiful en-
graved invitations have been issued:
M Glass OF
Nineteen Hundred Fifteen
Sistorsville High school.
Commencement Exercises
Friday Evening. June Fourth.
At Eight-Thirty O'Clock
Auditorium Theatre.
II. A. Morris has returned from CleNc-
land. where he has been employed.
Arthur G. Mechling and Miss Alice
Mechling left Mondsy evening for Wash
the formers brother. Floyd Mechling.
Miss Mae Corbitt was the guest Of
friends In Wheeling YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford. OF
Salem. formerly OF this city. are here
visiting friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
MAJORSQILLE

MAJORSVILLE. W. Va. May 25-The
people OF huntsville and vicinity Will
oo-erht memorial day at that village.
saturday. May 80. Several prominent
speakers viii be present The Dallas
Cornet band Will furnish the music for
the occasion. Come snd spend the day
with this hospitable people and help 10
strew the graves OF the fallen heroes
with the spring flowers In memory OF
their brave deeds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
DOG DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. MAY 2s-
Thomas p Hunter. founder and presi.
dent OF q large chain Of grocery stores
IN pennsylvania and New Jersey and
widely known as a fancier % collie
dogs. die 20 his summer home In
Haverford today He was 80 years OLD
and came TO this country from Ireland
IS years ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

WIN
Many Will Make Trip.
Among the prominent professional
and business men and farmers "a
make the trip today. about half OF
whom viii put their own auto into ser.
vice. are the following:
II. $. Sands. wheeling.
w. r. stone. Wheeling.
Chas. ID. Royce. Wheeling.
hon. Jesse Bloch. Wheeling.
JOS Speidel. Jr. Wheeling
A. II. Jacob. short Creek.
q. u. Bouar. Short Creek.
n. H. Trtmble. Wheeling,
Edmund l.. Jones. wheeling.
Dr. Andrew Wilson, Wheeling.
Or. Caldwell. Wheeling.
=. NJ. Atkinson, Elm Grove,
Joe Robson, West Alexander.
X e. b~uckhanan. West Alexander,
Jos; Reed, West Alexander.
~ a Park. West Alexander.
NJ. j. orr, West Alexander,
John Walter. wheeling.
Mm. kn0llinger. Triadelphia.
w. Francis Hyde. wheeling,
X. II. Naylor. Wheeling,
a. l.. Carter. W%ellsburg.
y. g. Carter. WelIsburg'
william Finley, Wellsburg.
j. J. Walker. Wellsburg.
TC. Mckim. Steubenvillc.
John McKim. Stsubenville.
John sanders. Wellsburg,
G. =. Waugh. .Weiisburg,
= - 1lHls M~tll~nNIE.
J. e. Gist. WellsbuTg.
j NJ. Hover, Wcilsburg.
Harry Hartley. weilsburg.
y. Ashton. Wellsburg.
NJ. l. Douglas. Welisburg.
J. NJ. johnson, Wellsburg.
tiarence Underwood. WeIlsburg.
Cleveland Underwood. W~cllsburg.
Nat T. Frame. State Agent Morgan
Mr.. Kirk. Follansbee.
g W orr. Roueys Point.
John g Sonda. West Alexander,
~. II. Montgomery. Wheeling.
u .. Wolfe. Wheeling.
William Marsh. WellsDurF.
Wilbur Gist. Wellsburg.
Claudit Baker. Wheeling.
John Fisher. Wheeling.
senior Agent Horace Atwood. Junior
agent Webster N. Sin and clerk a ~
kimple OF the Pan Handle Agricultural
club, n several more Wheeling mcu
viii probably Join the party In The morn.
ing IN their own automobiles. but could
not say positively last evening N thcy
could make the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Rev. Dunbar delivered an interesting
sermon 10 n large congregation at Salem
NJ T. cuhrch. Sunday morning. The
pastor viii be present at the weekly
prayer also. ana class meeting. and will
give a talk on the fifth chapter OF Mat
thews. Epworth League Sunday even
Ing. with Miss Irene Mhiteman and Mrs.
clarence Nelson Childrens day will be
held sunday evening. June 8. A notice
OF The program Will be given later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Ice Cram

Notwithstanding the steady ~downpour
or rain Saturday evening. the ice cream
upper given by Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ.
Archer was a decided success. The
Young folks report n splendid time and
fine refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer will again serve
cream, etc, Saturday, May 20. Welcome
all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
LAST JURY TRIAL
Will Be Heard Today Before Judue
Robinson in Criminal Court.

The last jury trial for the May term
or Circuit court will be heard today
when George CCugOulas will 20 on
trial to answer a misdemeanor indict-
ment. With this case completed.
Judge Robinson will adjourn the term
next Saturday. and old cases on the
docket will he continued until the Sep
TENDER term which opens September
Z.
Whether or not there win be a spe-
cial term called is not known. Should
10 be determined 90 do so IL will be
held either in June or In August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

So far al am concerned. Z
would rather trust three men
elected by the people 90 manaae
tho affairs of the city than one
man appointed by councII-T S
Riley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Have you eve seen a name siqned
70 City Hall charter literature7 Why
don't they print the names Of their
committee7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Business men's Lunch, 35e. tt.so
70 2 o'clock Mcclure Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
The Program

........... Miss Margaret Mcmahon
'onierrinE or Honors .....
a. Rev. T.. j. Donahue. ID. ID
secretion Orchestra
You can recall the council. city man.
aoer and chief Of police under the
Greater wheeling Charter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
THIRTEEN NURSES
GRADUATE TONIGHT
INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES ~ CARROLL Clue
when Class From North wheeling
rospItal VIII Be Given Diplomas
-sishop 10 Confer Hono-.

The nnual commencement exec
cises OF the Graduates OF the Training
Class for Nurses OF North Wheeling
Hospital viii b. held this evening In
the Carroll club. beginning al )
O'Clock A lengthy and interesting
program has been arranged and the
evening promises 10 BE- a pleasant one.
Several addresses will b. made. judge
James W Ewing. making the principal
one.
Those in the class are:
Misses:
Loretta Isabelle Johnston. Rogers.
Arkansas.
Rose Mary MeElwee. Butler. Pa.
Elizabeth Catherine Droppleman. ST.
Clair. w. "a.
Julia Ann Severn. St. Clair. W. Va
Agnes Catherine Kreyenbuel. Leo.
pold. W. Va.
Helen Catherine Murphy. Wheeling.
W. Va.
Mary Elizabeth Armstrong. Dallas.
W. Va.
Marie Helen Riley. Clifton Forge,
Va.
Pauline Teresa Riley. Clifton Forge.
Va.
Violet Marie Hewitt. ClaysviIle. Pa.
Josephine Catherine Determann. st.
Clair. W. Va.
Julia Gertrude Anderson. Walkers.
Vile. W. Va.
Catherine M~agdalene Broderick.
Midland. Maryland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Many VIII Make Irin.

c%luslvely in The Intelligencer last
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Among h prominent professional
and business men and farmers To
make the trip today. about half OF
whom will put their W auto into ser.
Niea ara the f,It,,g,.