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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-02

SACRIFICE HOME NEAR CO
lonial Beach: rooms. bath; gas; completely
y. B. STONE. $40 nth st.
200 ACRES NEAR THRIVING TOWN IN UPPER
Fairfax, q miles from Washington: on ma
renient r1 so hsh seaooi and normal aroom
house. with hot-water heat in nrst-class shape;
beautiful lawn and shade large barns and out;
quality soil natural blue grass land. not billy
or rocky: 173 acres under cTltivation bsianss
one Of the most desirable homes in northern
virginia. Owner will consider $2o.0 Acre
nea Dent are WI sslns as SKI psf
Southern building.
90 ACRES FAIR LAND. GROOM DWELLING;
all necessary outbadgs.: X mile from cars;
5000; 500 cash bal to suit. DUCkEIT
son. 611 r NV. :.
THE FINEST blue GRASS FARM IN LOU
%sp,,e saun sS.t house and ii
necessary barns: modernly eauipped; Price hs:
$50. 600. For further particulars address BOX
3e7 Star ONCE:
=. FOR SALE. =.
315-acre farm: 's-room frame house. barn and
outbuildinGs: well ,watered: young orchard loo
trees: 2,a miles from railroad station: on pub
lie road; 20 miles from Washington. Price,
$4,000 $1,000 cash. balance on easy terms.
lmmediate possession.
90 't J.: NJ. KISCHELoE..
as Pennsylyania ave- NV.
- VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND ---sr-.
Grass. .Grsin.y Dairy, Poultry. Fruit. Truck.
Potomac River Sites
Gentleman Z c Country Estate
.. Our, Catalogue. Free on Application.
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
Alexandra, Virginia.
- EoR SALE. OR ExCHANGR
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM FOR SALE
OR RENT.
Furnished home in the mountains; IL miles
south Of Hagerstown. Nd: = all necessary out
buildings; best of water: Johns Hopkins test:
immediate occupancy: q acres; an unusual
offer Phone Columbia 1854. ...-.-.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July 2:-Closing: Wheat
Spot steady; No. northern Duluth.
lis Sd; No. 2 hard winter. lis 4d; No. /
Manitoba not quoted; No. 2, lis 41kd;
No. 8. lis 3kd.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed.
new. So.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA,
POTOMAC BEACH VA po5@esly

SO per week and up: abundance of sea foods
and meats: fruits and vegetables from our own
farm; acetylere gas: artesian well water: best
sand bottom bathing beach on Potomac; fishing.
Grabbing boating. dancing, tennis, etc. Take
steamer st. Johns Colonial Reach. Eree motor
loaf auto bus TO our place; Write FNA 1Si,
BLACKSTONE. Prop call Room I'll, Mc1ui
bldg Phone Main 5000.
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FOR SALE.
GOLD POINT FARM"

Northern Virginia and
Maryland Farms.
New free catalogue describes 80
properties valued At 81 900 to $3.50. 600.
II you wish q country or suburban
BONE confer with Us. We otter the
very best properties In the very best
regions.
Real Estate Investment Company,
S16 Connecticut avenue.
Fl. ". HILLEARY. President.
CHARLES s. ROBB. Vice President.
WALTER B. TUcKERMAN. Treasurer.
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STRATHHAVEN

OCEAN End UF KENTUCKY AVE.
The hotel for comfort. Capacity, so. Elevator
from street level: private baths: fine table: bath
ing from hotel S. to SIS per week, 81 80 to $50
per day. Saturday to Monday. $3.50.
]. W. BINDER. Manager.
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Observation-Disclosures HOME NEAR CO.
lonial Beach; . rooms. bath. gas: completely
furnished: horse farming implements; II acres.
u sf
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THE ABERDEEN

At LON';PORT-vIEw OF OCEAN AND BAY
New. anneI. with running water in rooms
Music and good dancing fff.pr. Same manage
meat as last - years Weekly rates. $40 up.
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ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE sUNAPEE
SOO=NiDi Park Lodge

1 AND COTTAGES. LAKE SUNAPEE. N. H.
The Foothills Of the White Mountains.
Modern Hotel with Private Baths, Elera-
/ to-. etc. Now open. Superb Golf Course,
Sailing: Boating Fishing. etc. Garage. For
| inforna ton regarding accommodations and
cottages address L. ". WAITE, Manager.
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New York ave. and Beach: tireproof: DELIGHTFULLY."-
cool: centrally located: newly furnished: elevator:
private baths: running water in rooms: bathing
from hotel; excellent table and service: capacity,
400: EaIropcsn and American plan: booklet.
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CANADA.
MOUNTAIN BOARD.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-A VERY DESIRABLE A-ACRE
lot in northwest tSilver SPRING: owner has
and will make a big sacrifice for n quick sale.
Address OWNER Box 2Oi. Star office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
CALLS, W. VA.

Calls. ". Va. FEB I2-N-s Iucy
Earnest and little son. fsNH returned
homo sunday after erfrdiuE u few DAYS
with Der sister Mr.. clyde MCMILLAN OF
Wolf Run.
samuel Thompson OF West Alexander
spent Saturday and sunday with his
brother William uf thIa place.
CLYDE NuErudrr oft West Alexander.
To- VISITING relatives off tHIH place.
John church Del about fu lose fnfu-
able driring nora. caused by being
kicked by another horse
Mrs James White and NIea Tffa
Jones Hp.uf Tuesday evening with Mrs.
william UrIFEH.
Melvin IariiuIre spent last SUNDAY
with friends Hf NIuuuurld
Misses Altisl. opal aud isabelle U1rt-
joy and Nirr 'ilndye Iurur spent Tues
DAY evening win Miss DIESEL. Eirrfr.
Miss Cecil Cunningham attended
church at Wolf Run. Saturday night
Tr ErII. ~ Wolf Run BIAS uurrHHaeI
The Eii1s citing property and viii
move hia Family in the near future.
Mr. Hnd Mra Ron cuttings aud dHurh4
tere Marie and Minnie spent safurday
cverlnE with Edward EariuiHs and
family
Harry Wilson was business caller
FL Viola saturday
Mrs gsorre HIrEi. eprut Monday
with MrH fIiIf bHwirr.
james Cuttings OF FahHul was buai.
ness caller Hf THE place Thursday
Leonard MrInrrlhnn hrH purchased
another draft horse
Measra Warren and NIongo UIrHev ana
I0efrh Mch errihan passed through our
Misses Marie Cuttings and cecil Gun
ninrhau made flying trip to Majors
willie Thursday.
PRAYER meoting every Thursday night
az this piece
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The following persons-MIsses Flossi-
Af,gchser' Fine Brewer; Marie Spillman.
Messrs Earl Archer LLOYD Knapp and
John Harris-enjoyed a sleigh ride TO
Nideo Friday night and attended the
revival meeting at the Nebo church
Mrs Flora Mahen was calling on her
aunt. Mrs. !. ". Allison. Friday evening.
With the arrival Of Fridays mail the
rural route folks were reminded % the
coming 81 apring by the p.tr-.ares ~
Tree government seeds they received.
The contractors Braden 4 Fletcher.
or ameron. expect TO move a string OF
tools from the Hartley well 20 the Ward
Chambers farm during the week
The ohio Valley Gas company is NOV
lng pipe from the Dinsmore neighbor-
hood 20 the skidway at this place.
4. J. Workman delivered a load Of
hogs 70 tronord Bros. Cameron. during
the week. The selling price was Ga a.
per pound. The farmers think. win
corn az 81 per bushel that this price
does not Justify them in raising hogs.
Brade owen purchased n fine ridn,s
ana driving horse from eX-sheriQ White
Wednesday
Miss Emma Mccain is suffering with
severe cold.
At the Richmond home the little boys
t.arl and Harry. are much better. but
the mother. Mrs. Lizzie Richmond Il
confined TO her room with On grippe
Little Lille Harsh o. very 80 with in
Illumination Of the bowels.
Charlie Myers. engineer az the CITY
and suburban Gas compauy's compress
Ing station. who was severely hurt Ora.
day last week by being struck with q.
wrench, b. much improved.
Miss Amanda Harsh H. quite 800 witt
Ia grippe.
ELIAS ireland iH on the sick list
Sir. and Mrs. Lee Phillips and little
daughter. Margaret Jean. were the
guests n Mrs. Chambers "Wednesday
and Thursday
Mra Emma wallace BE- confined t1 her
room with L. severe cold or Dr. grippe.
Mr.. and Mr.. w 4 Harsh erarf a mart
Or Friday with their brofher-Iu-law Mr..
John Sampson. ~ bal They found
Mr. Sampson slightly Improved.
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Why Does a BARRIERS Pole Have
Stripes?

which people who we're having blood
taken out Of their bodies held dur
inE the operation. The two spiral
ribbons. one red and one white. which
ere painted spirslly on the pole. rep
resented the bandagcs. Tho white
one stood for the bandaRe which was
put on before the blood was taken
out and The red one The bandsre
which was used for binding 10 the
wound when tho operation was com.
pIrfnd
From tho Book Of Wondrra now
being distributed by this paper on the
coupon plan The COUPON gets 10 Tor
you. read b. carefully You cannot
sford to b. without this book IN
answers the many thouaand question
% child can a7k ard ia ful of unusual
pictures on timely subjects which
iafcinate the eye and mind
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CADIZ, W. VA.

CADiz. W Va. Feb. 12.-stephen Je-
.offry Dr. in baltimore
Howard straycr. Of scio. was here this
week.
Mrs. John 4 Hanna Il In New York
city.
Mrs. Dr. @. ". Emery f. IN Newark.
Ralph Wood has returned from Co
lumbus.
2. vs.. Long and daughter are In Sew
Orleans.
Miss Mildred Long has returned from
sci0.
Mrs. c. N. Henthorn. Of seio. o, with
Mrs. 5. Mocuntock OF BarnssviIIs is
here.
Hsroid Harri-kIo7v q. home from Co
ium bus this week
Mrs. John a. Mcconnell BE- iu smith
Miss Flora Murphy or pift.bursb. Ia
tha guest % Mrs. kotteriuE
Mrs.. Homer WEIGH Be- here from Grove
city. Pa.
Miss Eve williams of Greenfield. Ind.
is with relatives here.
Mrs. Caroline Potts d. tho guest OF
MrH. T. H Mansfield.
Mr.. and hf.s g. 81 Vance ~ pitts.
burEh. have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs B.. 3 Cr1wI
me guest % hrr unrruta. Mr. and Mrs.
j. 3 Copeland over sunday
Mrs. j. Vs. gillespie has returned
from Cleveland where Hhe was tho guest
~ Mrs. W.. vs. VIRGIN
D. W LouE and daughter went Mon
CAY g. Knoxville. Tenn. whore they viii
Alfred stsrin. IT,. was the guest La,
week from Cleveland OF Mr. and Me
s.. o. sheriff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

IN early years the barber not only
cut hair and shaved people. but he
was also surgeon lie was a eur.
reOn 10 The extent that ho blcd pro-
pie. IN early times our knowledEe
81 surgery was practically limited to
blood letting a great many of tho
ailments we're attributed 90 too much
blood in The body. and when any.
thfng got wrong with n man or woman.
the nr7t thing they thought Of was 90
reduce the amount OF blood in The
body BY takInF some Of b. out
Tho town barber was the man who
DID this Tor people and bic pole rap.
resented the siTn OF bic business The
round bali nc tho TOP which was gen.
orally gllded represents tho barber.
ing end 81 the business. lt stood Tor
the brass basin which the barber uH.
% % prepare lather FOR shaving Gus.
toners
The pole itself represents The sfan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. ". Va. Feb. 1.-THE
ElaftE MFotluEH being held go the
~ o"alands Hill church preparatory foi
tne revival services We began Wsdues-
GAY evening we've veg successful They
Mcrc N.ry well attended and great 500.
tercst is shown in the services Rev
stanley is conducting the aarvIrsa. and
many viii remember hir aa being
resident Of This place Tor many ysart
Nr and Mrs. walter wilson Of this
boy. which arrived February q
Mr Elmer suffer. or Graystiie. Uaa
hurrh HilEe. Sunday.
Mr. .. ~. liHt'Ier. ~ EIrrh Ridge
was seen iu Woodlands iaat Saturday.
The trains whirh were held back Iaa.
week on account ~ The high water ar.
again ruuuIrE uu schedule time.
ur Wleou our prominent physician
last sunday
Au-s Hazel Wilson. of Cre-ap- uat
brother. Mr. Walter Wilson
Mrs FinIay Travis. or GrBvsrue BE-
yislung her parsnts. Wr and Mra ,giu
Wilson. ~ Creaar's Hoit0m
Miss Corine HARRISON. af rurab Ridge.
wayne y way6s iudE5 SATURDAY aai
sunday
.Msasrs. shsriey Boston and sherIsy
Mille'l N Nurrh EiHEr. we're calling Uu
" Boston and family one DAY iast
str pa Luke vaa business visitor i1
MuuudHvlflr Tuesday
Nr and Mrs Kenneth Harrison arHnf
sunday with che lHffcrH parents. Mr.
and Mra. a. q. T0hu
hir Zee Yoho. 81 Granville. shipped
a fna drove Uf hogs t1 WheeiInE We'd
ueHdaV hy Che steamer Liberty.
Several boys from GrHYHvIIic attend
20 PRAYER meeting ~ Woodlands uUl
Tuesday evening
Mr. lou Miller. Of Eran'r Ridge. spent
saturday and sunday the guest of hts
mother Mra. lf Do Miller. 81 uurch
uIfEa.
Mrs Melvin Burton spent Monday a.
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Y. M. c. A. COURSE
Attractive Number on Entertainment and
Lecture Course VIII Re That
OF February as

BY far the most attractive number Of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
on February 20. strickland W. Gillian.
Americas foremost humorist. and who
has been popular with LyCcum audiences
In Wheeling and vicinity for number
Of years. g. 60 be the attraction.
Gillian has been on Lyceum platforms
Tor some years and has been filling re-
turn engagements for the past eight or
uine years During recent season be
spoke 20 bis thiId audience ut York.
Nch.. Iana. Iowa. MuyHEille. NO. hts
second at Marion. ohio. EIwpod. Indiana.
Lincoln, III. and Allert0u. Iowa. and
bis fourth engagement &C DscaluOae.
Iowa The fact that be iH engaged for
the most part in fiIiuE return engage
mentH. ls good indication Of his rupu-
mrlfT ana favor with Lyreum audiences.
Ihe number ia the fourth OF the local
association twentv-nlnth annual Leo
tnro and Entertainment Course. Tickets
are o. ru ur sale DO the Association
building IN few DAYS
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FINANCIAL.

fuIH place.
Mra .ordH Minor was visiting her
iail.r, Str. r. y. Miller, one day last
week
Arthur Npho hae returned 10 his home
gu I-r.n f.IIHr nllrr lending the PAST
LgH nHFH With DIT. lister. Mrs Earl
MrIIreW oft NrWrHEsn
Misa susie Johnson. q Flsh creek.
Who huH been very low Tor como time.
OIL rn better 90 tHIa writing
W. ord Mrs. Austin ErnntIfn OF
ltNur i.ilrr. wore Dee taia city on husI-
ness one day last week
oar sCnogl BE- rrorressing nicely uu-
Arnold
Miss Won FRANKLIN. Of Rysn's Ridge.
Qnl hinHea Ruth and lalah Miller ~
LNfrl Ni0Gc. attended fha eNnuinaflon
tnr ne common school diplomas held
here last Inuradsy and FRIDAY. We wish
the rIrlf success
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AZ rirst MstAoaist chureh.

The Revival Meetings at the FIRST II.
=. church under the direction OF Mr..
LaMance ana wife. assisted By the pas
tor. Dr. Thomas Wood. have awakened
linus uai interest The subject Tor this
Friday evening mectin., b. Announcements.
ON sunday morning the subject will be.
Unity OF the Church la the afternoon
a mems meeting will be- nsld at 1850
subject being can a Man Come Back BE-
ana in the evening Hardening OF the
Heart Mrs. LaMancc will address "A
women's meeting at @:g0 In the Presby =
lorlnn church on sumdaN aLL.rmnun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Missionary Meeting.

The members and friends OF the
Mlndy Gap Presbyterian church held an
all day missionary meeting at the par
sonage at huntsville Wednesday The
ladies' came bringing well filled basket :
ana at the noon hour all enjoyed "A regu-
lar last day 81 school and Christmas din
ner combined. A musical and literary
program was given. snd all appca red
pleased with missionary work especial
~ the home department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
MAJORSYILLE
Summer Normal.

MAJORSNILLE. w Va. Feb. IA
fr0f. and Mrs. Miller. assisted by Miss
Gorfnan, Will open summer normal
At the Wind Ridge high school build
ing. following the closing OF the high
school term at that place. Instruction
VIII De given In all the common school
branches. vocal and instrumental music
and bookkeeping. The terms viii be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
BARNES WILLIE
FortniRhtly Climb

GAINESVILLE. Feb 1.-THE mem
bers OF the Fortnightiy club were pleas
ahtly entertained Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Ross Fowler 81 elm
ton Heights. a six O'Clock dinner was
enjoyed Dy the club members and their
bands and the evening was spent in
games and conversation.
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Held.
c. l.. Gister. one of the leading mer-
chants Of this city has been appointed
overseer OF the poor farm 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF the
late John A. Hare.
Mrs. J. f. Victor died at her home
In Hartford City. "Wednesday. She Was
mother of George Victor, and Mrs
Slawson OF this city. The remains will
De buried in Morgantown. W. Va
The largest crowd that was ever At
tended the basket ball game Thursday
evening between $. II. 5. and Tyler
County High school. the former winning
oy a scere OF 10 to II. II was a good
clean game from start TO finish each
team doing their best work Don Earle
former Marietta College star referred
Miss Ruth Long. who has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. r. HARRISON
has returned 10 her home In New Mata-
mOras.
G. +. MARITIME has arrived home from
trip TO points in the southeast, leaving
wednesday for Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon I.aetem have gone
TO Charleston To visit friends.
MT. and Mrs. G. IL. Alexander visited
friends in Wheeling. Thursday.
Mr.. n S. Adams. OF Marietta, Il the
guest or sistersville friends.
Miss Nettie Allenworth. OF Pomeroy.
who is visiting Mrs Marvin Mason
Mrs. Robert Mccormick and daughter
Miss Ruth Mccormick, spend Thursdav
in Wheeling.
The Misses May and Stella Fletcher OF
farkersburg are the guests OF Misses
Nora and Frances Debolt.
Miss Elizabeth Gallrsith. Miss Eliza
beth Morrow and Edgar Ctteriack, OF
Parkersburg. attended the funeral OF the
day.
Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. 4. n.
Barber and Mrs. Jack kinkaid.
Miss Beatrice Boyd left Thursday for
Pittsburgh where she was one OF the
suests friday evening at the Junior
prom At the University OF Pittsburgh
Wednesday evening the Carlton Card
club enjoyed n very pleasant meeting
with Miss Irene Bradley. OF Rexford
street -Four tables OF 800" were In play
and the favors were awarded to Miss
Clee stealey and Leo Parr. After A
tempting luncheon was served each
guest was given a comic valentine for
momento OF the happy occasion.
Mrs. W. l.. Norris and daughters
Mary Catherine and Janet. have gone to
over sunday.
TO be the guest Of her Uncle and Aunt
Judge and Mrs. u. II. Pugh.
The Misses Birdie and sadie Ertz OF
Bradford Pa. Miss sara Moss. OF
wheeling are visiting their uncle and
aunt. AIR. and Mrs. Edwin y. FISCHER.
Mrs. Emmanuel Henry and Miss
BtTtna loussaunl have returned from
fittsburgh, where theI accompanied the
tai.
Mrs. W. III. Cooper. was hostess to the
colonial Club at her home Friday eve
ming after a sumptous six O'Clock din
ncr. 800" was the diversion until "A Iats
hour.
IA. W. Mccoy will leave the first Of
thc week Tor an extended visit In Flor
ida
The Wheeling InteliEencer ~ on sale
at McCoys Book store and McMuIIen
and knapps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Accident.

\ small sleiGhing party OF IS persons
attended services at \ebo Friday even
ing While en- route to that place the
bobsled was accidentally overturned
spllllng out the folks rather uncere-
moniously, but with the exception OF a
Few bruises and scratches no one was
hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Revival Services.

Rev. Brown. OF Burnsville. Is hoiorns
a series Of revival services AZ the Nebo
NJ. = church. Rev. Brown is assisted
In the work by Rev. LongthOrp. "a New
YORK evangelist known as the sailor
Boy Rev. Longthorp comes we'll rec
commended. and in the services he has
so Tar conducted he has certainly made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

CHICAGO. Frh. Il.fflEsA HfreIufa
1000 head strong EuIk fG snafkt.
light fGrsnsEu. mixed a. fHrff44'
heavy fsf6og ao rourha fsnfs..
liEa Sc snnf $50.
Cattle EHrcirfa 1900 head. veal
Native steers ftffus10. western afaers
- 20 RI INH. cows and nnIfrra 81 fr1f
us. calves 10 00nfngf
Sheep Receipts p zee head. lambs
r ~. ls.riisss s4 .fo9 i sssB u sssg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
Accident

Miss Annie pinsmore. while visiting
at the home Of her brother, Elmer Dins-
more. OF Nideo. had the misfortune 20
severely injuring her Knee. A physician
was called, and later Miss bInsmore
was removed To her home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Harmony Presbyterian church will hold
parcel post sale ia the l. q. %. r.
building at Jacktown on Thursday. Feb
Iuary ls, proceeds TO be used for church
improvements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The lodge at Huntsville presented the
school at that place with fine flag Fri
day. The exercises were 81 a patriotic
nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
HAY AND GRAIN
LOCAL STOCKS
fBid TASK IL 8.

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. 1s. Is.
Daily Quotation List "a the Wheeling
Stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Contrary fn general belief che Rabies
iu che Woods were not Innocent darunra
but outlaws Who Infested tHa hIIH 90
County wicklow. ireland MANI years
aEo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
SISTERSVILLE

sISTERSvILLE. w. Va. FEB. IA
One OF the saddest deaths 20 be record
ed here in some time was that OF Ralph
luel. which occurred at 1880 Wednes-
day at his home in Cincinnati. lie has
ton was not thought to be serious. Mr..
IueL who was % years OF age. was the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmar TueI. OF
the ohio side He graduated from SIS
the honor OF being Naledictorfan he
was studing dental surgery in Cincin-
nau and would have graduated in June.
MF. Iuei leaves n young wife. TO whom
ne was married last July. He was a
nephew OF DIR. J. g. Hoskinson. OF this
city: and = brother OF Mrs. George Brad
field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
.SEAMEN'S BILL
SIGNED BY WILSON
New Law Prevents Withholding
of Wages to Prevent Men
Leaving Boats.

Washington, March 4.-The Presi-
dept's anproval of the seamen's bill to-
dav cro,yns with success the mo' ment
undertaken twenty years ago for an I'M
movement o. the conditions under
which American sailors work. The bill
permits American seamen IN foreign
norts ant .-merican and foreign seamen
in America ports TO leave their ships
without being arrested and imprisoned
70, desertion. II also requir's that sea-
men be paid at least half Of their wages
unon demand. the Withholding OF wages
beine an expcdient by Which ship mas
tors have sought TO prevent sailor rom
leaving their ships when they touch
port.
The second portion of the act REQUIRES
rsceenper vessels on the Great Lakes 70
carry Hfeboats for 20 per cent OF tpe
nassengers and crew and life rafts lor
81 nor cent Coast vessel traNers-
inc the O, can within limit OF w IIy
Eve miles from shore IRE requlreu 10
corrv life boats for 35 per cent OF thc
number of persons abroad and ralts ioI
n similar proportion. Vessels or SIS .nE
tbo ocean must have safety eco nmo-
datjons for the full number NE ?oaes
for IS per cent and RATS Tor - per
cert. ,ro,,;sior
The act so con ms a p r1:.''a
AIMED at the employment OF Chihese'
Toscar and Hindu crews when req 1IIe99
that rs per cent of the crew OF a vessel
sha'l he able to speak and understand
80 isneue1 of the officers.