davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
How to Make It Pay.

rs this a problem play?"
Yes, but you can't e the prob
lem"
Why not?"
The manager is wrestling with II
in the box Office"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31

"Reggy's wife has sued him for q
divorce"
Will she marry again or go bach
to the stage?"
YES"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Degrees.

The way some fellows Gust a few),
For a degree. at college. sweat,
Leads one to think they're working fol-
Temperature, instead. you bet.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Safety in Study.

New laws should play a helpful part
AS %valiantly they make 'em.
The man who learns 'em all by heart
Will have no time to break 'em.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
To v the Grip

Colds cause Grip-Laxative Bromo Quinine re-
moves the cause. There is only one BIomo
Quinine." E. w. GROVES signature on box z5c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31

But it never kills a law to exc
it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
No Wonder.

rs ol neighbor a MAIN for.
.Feacef
OK h contrary. l have REASON to
think thaE he believes in th6 mailed
lt1go.
"llet i'eason is that?"
t4es postman."
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Whom Friends Butt In.

friends say: What car he e
/ that awkward maiden, slim?"
r friends say: What a silly girl
throw herself away on him!"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Exact Copy of Wrapper
His Reason.

Weary-Always a-grumblingi Why
can't yer be contented wiv yer lot?
Walker-'Cos / amt got a lot!
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
An Injustice,

An Injustice
! understand THAI Higgins is
lever tinancier.
Nonsense! Why, | don't
lat man ever beat anybody
ee, ;ent in his life.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31

Are you sur your chauffeur a
be ~trusted?"
Yes, sir. We belong to the same
college fraternity"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31

short ; mean short ~skirts-from
6va 70 inches is the length the
des yns M anu winter
STR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
POLICE ARREST
FIVE COOKERS"
ONO vaILT9 D.Ss ; sI rSssi'o


Five persons. three men and Two
women. ar. held a. the city baildinE a.
suspects. and others are under direct
surveillance u the police. a. being the
robbers Who effected entrance 90 the
phio valley Drug store Monday night.
ana eNtracted large quantity 90 mar
eollc-. Inc drugs taken are those that
cannot be sold eNc.rt ONLY under the
most hiuding conditions. and 81 which a
careful inventory BE- Kept
The persons arrested bv the uoites
Nnile they are not all local characters
YET their general appearance. and the
habitations lead the paiic. to h.n.V.
mat they have uncovered a coke" ring
nat VIII rival a small Chinatown. one
house on Main street uas z.arched Last
nighf. and some 81 the -tolsn nareoffgs
recut erred. but 10 b. understood that ~.
- ner or the house was not 20 b. found
hight district
,, To pstectivcs Howard Hastings and
h.hry MslSef ana pniccr Nit Fuller
tens belongs the credit for the arrests
uhefton got two OF the suspects ON
NC street. u h. understood. although
the police are keeping their inside work
ings quiet. in an ,ndeaVor TO round 40
me whole saug n is undsrstood that
az one place, Two persons Were found 80
that they could not be removed
The entrance 20 the store was effect
81 some time between the hours OF clos
ing Monday evening at O'Clock and
yesterday moruiug AT o'clock En-
trance was forced by pryinE through an
window. several hundred dollars worth
or drugs were taken. the robbers being
careful 20 select their loot That which
was taken. comes directly under the rui-
Ing or the Harrison drug act and the
police feel that the robbers became
being able 90 secure the nafcotics any
other way. decided 90 rob the wholesale
house. oiher arrests Will follow. ~ H.
assured. Federal authorities were mott
ned OF the robbery.
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Ff9,,ll Dorothy MARSHAL Wilma M,rinar.
Et,H Nh''l'' james Eb,rhart t1p.
norma huward go. Wllu. Iaurb..t.. 40
60 John Cady. Paul Finn.gan. 90, a..
h.ri buchanan. CD. civ, Bo-Wnrfb' D.
Mary Fisher Florence Housk t:..-...'
Woody. 80 Hilbert Nndreas ~. n
et' imam. CD. Herman Hart Mildred
i uri'S' - Hiidn miller Anna Mar
SH".i hilca Martin Lindsay Welsh. 90.
IrttIa lirri-tord. Earl Dauaherfy
l'dN ~. frt-da Ettt.. Edwin S.Itp,r
stella 'onaMay. Mildred Ebbcrt. Mar
i.l'' nporl, Emile i;ursse. Mari su.sr
Huph Lawson. Nina Marshall Ntidr,,i
I'rI samuel Hail. Nicholas krencnb,.-
g.. william fortcrfeld, William shit.
q" 100. Ray SuWp Norman Bcrisforc.
,lti'uce MsElhausy. Clara Erandau
w uma Schatcr. Russell Gallagher. c..
sexton, Margaret Issic. Eeryl J,oody,.p
Sa-ah Lemon. Helen Warner. EIh.i
bauchertN. EStelia Haught. Farncis sur
Yer t&li kenneth Blake. Howard Mason.
mtn. kenneth Han. Robert Kcarns. I.s..
Anderson, Francis Iiuw man. Lucille ID.
VS.. Euiu Lydick Barnard Murphy. Bcr-
hhid ~, uEtr. Ath"rton Wellington.
'hHrl'- Able. Charles Eerlsford der
truce tutShHw. Edgar Gallagher Mirba.I
r. pSki. Charles Noust. Albert SIad /,
Malone. Kermit CrisweIl Truman Ru.r-
amen. clyde Hawkins. go william Scu1-
i,r. Charles White. Reecc Anderson. Geo.
hl.i. t-'i Grace Eultz, Waiter ksfier.
lali l.iuNillc Lepp,rt. Martin Wilson
ANN I'w man. 90. Helen fslfz. OBJ
Nirrinia GRAY. CO. Mary Morris. Agnes
y 'uuklus. CO. Paul Gump Norma
thFfub'I~. Agnes Lemons. sarah Strou-
go Loretta ThoneU. 90. Ernest Acksr-
mHu. Brooks Iosworth. co. Martin CON
nur-. t2D- Howard Lawson. 90. Mar
Auret Lukeus, t5J. Virginia I.uk,ua.
Nsluc MHrple. Edna oliver Harold
Scuater.
There are many pupils who have been
OH tnt honor roll OF the state for sst-
eIaI years but who through sickness
or death were absent more than three.
DAYS luls year. The records of some OF
the schools or the district fail to show
iNau the past three ysHra. Doubles
tn'f. are moro pupils who have been
perfect prior Co three wears agu The
number OF honor roll pupils as compared
with The monthly enrolment is as fUI.
lows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Bellsire Briefs

Thomas Shelly. of Union street. has
returned from visit to his son at
Cambridge
J. ID. Long has the contract for
placing a cement walk around st.
Johns school
Miss Blanche WINNER. Of Gravel
Inn, has returned from visit with
friends at Columbus and Newark.
{. NJ. Wyrick left yesterday for n
visit with friends at Cleveland.
The Susan Hofer property. on
Guernsey street. was sold al sheriff
sale in partition yesterday. The
purchaser was Isaac Blum. OF this
city. for $3.50
Clark Nichol. OF St Clairsville. was
visitor IN the city yesterday.
Miss Lois Dubois pleasantly enter.
tanned a party Of her young friends
last evening at her home on Gravel
hill. with masquerade party.
Miss Laura Waser. OF Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
friends AZ Cleveland
j. F. Mellott. cashier Of the First
National Bank. left yesterday for Ce-
dar Point. TO attend the annual con.
Nention Of the Ohio Bankers Associa.
ton.
Plymouth Council. o. T.. A. ". will
hold an important meeting this even
ing. Officers will be elected
Miss Mildred Kern. Of Morrison
street. has returned from a visit with
friends at Epworth park
Miss Louise Hutchinson has re-
turned TO her home in Rayland. after
spending few days with friends in
the city.
Herbert Boyer. Of Cleveland. is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Miss Elizabeth McGraw. Of Gravel
Hill. will 20 to Pittsburgh today 10
attend the commencement Of the High
school Tn that city. Miss Laura ri
ley. former Bellairo girl. Is one of
the graduates
Mrs. Lawrence Stewart. Of Wash.
ington. Pa. II visiting relatives IN
the city
T. Gibson has returned to Woods.
field. after a visit with friends here.
Rev. q G Hcrbrccht. Of Cleveland
former pastor OF the First Reformed
church. was a visitor In the city. On
route 10 GAINESVILLE to attend the Sun.
DAY school convention.
Oliver Grccnbank has returned from
visit with friends at WoodqfeId
Mrs Charles Grclla. Of Gravel HU
De- spending "a few days with relatives
az Pittsburgh
Mrs Charles Klofz has returned
from visit with friends az Cincin.
natl
Melvin Russell has accepted posi-.
Ton with the NluwruhDrE Electrical
Company. on Belmont street
70 " kittrelL OF columbus. was
p visitor in tho city yesterday
H 4 Caldwell has returned fo HE
home Boo Towhatan. after q visit with
friends hero
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EXPERT TELLS OF
GAS PRODUCTION
Witness in Light and Heat Hearing
Says Company Bought Nine
Billion Feet

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June RE
suminC the stand this morning in the
nearing before Special Master J. W
Nandervort, Of the complaint of the
manufacturers Light a Heat Compa-
ny against the decision of the West
Virginia Public Service Commission,
whereby the rates of that company
and its affiliated gas companies in
West Virginia were reduced +. O.
sullivan, general manager OF the
Manufacturers Light 4 Heat Compa-
ny. was cross-cNamined by former
Judge Frank ". Nesbitt. counsel for
the Public Service Commission. The
cross-eNamination this morning was
on the testimony of the witness in
this city last week. and little refer
ence was made by counsel for the
Public Service Commission to the les
umony Of the witness before the COM
mission.
Mr. Sullivan said that the meters
were placed on the main lines leading
from the wells in the State of Ohio.
and in this manner the company pro
cures an accurate record of the con,
panys gas production in that state.
lie declared that there Is the least
consumption of gas in West virginia
and the least produclon in Ohio. He
testified that the total amount of gas
purchased and produced in Pennsyl.
.vania and West Virginia is nearly
equal
He estimated that the Manufactures
Light and Heat Co. had procured o.
600 100000 cubic feet Of gas from the
Hope Gas Company of West Virginia
during 1914 and estimated that the
total amount of gas sold by the Manu-
facturers' Light and Heat co. and
affiliated companies in Ohio. West
Virginia and Pennsylvania in 1914 was
approximately 10000 900 600 feet
The witness averred that about two
ffths OF the cOmpany's l6-inch pipeline
is in Pennsylvania and approximately
three-hfths OF the same line is in
West Virginia. The mileage Of the
l6-inch pipeline in West Virginia. the
witness stated. is 3S.906 miles. The
witness described at some length the
capacity Of a well and declared that
all wells in use decrease in volume as
the gas is taken out lie reiterated
his statement In direct testimony last
week that 1882 per cent of the com
pany's gas was produced In West Nir-
ginia and 5S.S3G per cent was pro-
duced In Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

OHIO WOMAN RECEIVERS
AFTER STOMACH TORTURE

Mrs Nora Hritton be- we'll known Boz
Caldwell o. where ahe has lived for
some time Tier many friends who
know tho suGeriug she has endured
from stomach trouble are maryeInr
Of tIe sudden and astonishing Iu.
provrmDnt in her condition.
Nra Nr.ffou credits hoT rood for
tune to trial of Nayrs Wonderful
Remedy and describes hcr experience
aa follova
"fnr four years . suffered. mo- ono
knows what had Elk doctors but
received rO tcnrft ono said f was
rEfarrh of fhe stomach another rec
commended am operation had given
up aIl hope when Z saw an advertise.
mont of NatrH Wonderful Remedy
and decided f1 frt f Thank God rc.
Ucf came af IIaf can't sHy enough
for Do . lw pleased and thankful
ann f'0uWwHudiuE if fu every person
] meet aunrrIrE with fhIa aiIwruf
NayrH Wonderful Remedy gives per.
marfni results Tor stomach liver and
intestinal ailments Pat as much and
whatever YOU Ike NO more distress
amer eating pressure OF EaH boz tho
stomach and around tho heart Get ono
bottle ~ vour druEEisf now and Try Do
ON ON absolute guarantee. if not salts
factory money Uill Dc returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Council Meeting.

Al last session OF the city council
resolution was adopted requesting
the county auditor TO draw a draft for
$4,000 as an advance as provided for
In the general code OF Ohio.
resolution to fix the rental OF Off
ces and store rooms in the city build
ing not uesd by officials was fixed as
follows. Room No 3. on Belmont
street. S35 per month: the office
rooms In the city building were fixed
at IS and $40 per month. and the
tower room SIS.
Ordinance to amend section three
n ordinance No 3i2. relative to the
closing hours OF saloons. so as to read
that II shall be unlawful for saloons
TO remain open after III O'Clock ex-
cept on Saturday night when the time
shall be extended for 30 minutes for
the purpose Of cleaning up and count
ing the sales OF the day. Michael
Lynskey and VI J Snyder. two saloon.
keepers. objected TO the slight relief
saying that one-half hour was not
sufficient time TO clean up the vari-
Gus places. city Solicitor Cooper
stated the only way 10 remedy the
matter was To amend the ordinance
so as TO permit the WoprietOrs and
during the prohibited hours for the
purpose Of cleaning up Action on
tho ordinance was deferred until next
meeting
Ordinance 20 authorize for the Dur
chase of one triple combination fire
automobile, one combination motor
Ere truck and one motor truck not 10
exceed In cost S16.5OD The ordinance
was passed under suspension Of the
rules Don ordinance TO issue bonds
In the above sum was also read and
passed
Petition Of property owners on
Franklin and Fortyfrst streets for
sewer was referred TO director Of
public service
Petition Of property owners ON
Harrison street. between Forty-nfnfh
and Flftieth streets. for q water line
was read and referred to director OF
public service. A bond for DO per
cent ~ the cost annually accom-.
panied the petition
A petition from % o. Rankin TO
operate = gasoline ferry ON the Ohio
river at "a poinf near the mouth OF
Pinch Run. was read President Cru.
nellie decided that until the present
license for ferry AZ that point III
revoked by the mayor NOT other d.
cense can Do Erauted
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piled 70 the abdominal muscles. gcn,iy
,nnord IN By your own hand glIidef
y your own mind n makes the nnusrles
p1ant- tney expand quite naturally and tho
eject ufon the nerves IL such that thy adj
just themselves 20 the process Of expansion
10 mat pain from this source Il almost eiini-
mated. Women who u-e "Mother's Friend.
refer 10 The ab-ence % morning sickneSs they
are renewed OF n great many minor dis
ue--e-. al apprehen sion disappears and those
peculiar nervous -ndEcts" no lonrer disturb
The nights IL II well named ~Nother's
frend- Get bottle today % any drug
Eist Then al once write for a udst enter
tanning and Instructive book for all pruSpec
i've mothers Address Bradheld REGULATOR
Co. tos Lamar BIDS Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Obituar


Mrs Louise Eel-tsr. vie az Philip
It'iri'r. died YESTERDAY morning az tho
Onto VALLEY General Hospital baarr
Wa due Co puralyfic stroke suffer %
Monday. Sn, was rushed tu CO., hovut-
tai whore every effort was made fu save.
her life but withou. avail Mrs Esiet.r
Wfe born in Mary land. but came Co fhIe
city when she was eleven years OF age.
SD. was Loo the tath year OF hcr age fud
Nf. very Won known throughout tho
tIfN. ans raU. riaIls iu North NIssUr4.
DOB which part ut the cifN she resided.
NJ o. church tnkIur au arfI1. parf ~
nlI SERVICES. She Ia survived ht her hffs-
band Hrd fHr following children. lfa.
r. bort r"IbH Jesse Albert and VII.
liam. 600 off fiia fIr, Funeral services
uI'I probably o.. HrII tu-murr1v after.
noon %. O'Clock at fh. home with
It.F John fftHu boo tNHrE. frf.rH.Huf
VIII Do Ir Greenwood r.utfer,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
PsARTSIAN!I
M9zXSS

Wen and women whose hair and
.raIp are excessively oily suffer moro
IN 'h" warmer month. than lf any
DINER time The summer. duet and
dIrt mineIr with dandu0 cirE to tho
oily h1if and scalp clog fHr scalp
pores. .iiIn '.r hHir roots and maxi.
IfY.'r cleansing aImo.. impus Ihls
Iariaian 1Hrr b. Iu .fsHl treatment
or iH.s trouble Wash fne hlIr n1.
oi''n'r iHan once H nr't. hut a.o Par.
I.'Hn 11so twice daily pouring little
ln'o ih" parted hair auI robbins brisk.
~ rgh' into 'H" scalp Hfh 'hs finger
llps u drives uuf danIrun. Dissolve
w" excess oil and stimulate. f.D scalp
unto healthy normal action Sold Ir
g. ID 'fI"' a. Co and ieaau- drI-.
lIrf. otrry where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Special Sale on Today.

All Is in readiness for the special
sale to be held in this city today.
About 40 OF the merchants will take
part IN the big event and great crowds
OF shoppers are expected to visit the
city today and satisfy themselves that
Bellaire is the cheapest place on earth
to do shopping. The sale has been
advertised all over the county and
shoppers will be given excellent op-
portunity to supply their wants at eN.
traordinary bargain prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Nee, Friday Eveninn-

The entertainment and convention
committee OF the Bellaire Commercial
club will hold meeting Friday eve
ning. when matters in connection with
the state hremen's convention 10 be
held here in August will be discussed.
Plans will also be formulated for the
tall festival. which the Commercial
club has under way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
See novel; i = s adv window
THE PALACE, 13O4-6 Main St.

60, Robert Mccoy. I;Iyin MobI.y. John
Green. i.Jcilo ko'hl,r. 90. Mabel Keller.
co. llrriha Schmid. Mildred Andr.a-.
Hannah Murphy. Keith Hanlin. Mabel
Geneva Lut4. Alma Wo.tul Isabelle
Green. Roy McArdls
North Benw God school.
Nlihnr kgSscll 90. Naomi Russell.
go. Charles Hoidermau. Mix. Mrziak
ttls AuFa MNrzltk. CD. Veronica IA
sum. "rcphine ks-um Mary Kasuu,
MARY hohbash. Anna kaSum Anna
M'tk. Auolph WORK Carl Hostuuer.
A % Hastutler. 20: John Bucksa. DEie
Luti'. -. George I.ubic. Frank Lubic.
pl-laIp. 90. Eddie Alplanalp. OlED
Sab. Rose SzuDo. George Narn.Nic. 90 .
Bessie tost,r. Frank Narash Mary
JU'o,. Francis joyce. William McFau-
den. Thomas Frank. 90. John korschEe
90. Ctcu Armstrong. 60. John Mys-
sal. 90. julius strong. Joseph NargL
pr-Skus.C. Carl Mack Mabel Nesr. Ros-
ella Mcclellan. Margaret rpui~h. Lena
MeriSSe. Mary Neirsth. Thomas Nuli-
h1su. Julius Paschcr. John Shipic. Al
Eu,Emau. Mary creek.
sherrard High School.
Earl Blake. Mary Cloudy. go. Victor
Jouys-. STANLEY Fisher -. Ruth Ne
shsrrard Grades.
Frances kultz. kenneth Esmks. Elmer
Roth. Harold Llu,y, Paul Fr,tts man.
l.ummcl Clarenss Rinc. Lille Fisher.
Mae Caldwell. Miami, Iaumre. Maud
Mayors. Mary Ray. Mabel crow. Ciar,
Fisher. Glcnra Mercer 80 Leo Murphy.
Harold Tolh,rt. Earl Cooke. Glen Cool,.
ferguson. Eoh,.t cookS. Alice Eenreus.
Gene Fair. Nirllu.F 10y. Allen tuwHn.
George GHrvin. Settle Fisher. Mary
Central Benwood School.
nam hiis.'ne9,iri Ndpipn ~, lffo ..,i.
SShsG 80 J Ehai T1 Gsa 'I, su Ei
Butts. Eddie Crawford go Thomas
traw lord. 90. 'aIl ksrwond. Fred tls--
yin MulIr,w. 90. Nellma Muldryw. t5I
Nc-d'' steele. J"ssrh ink,. HERNIA
EanIau ~. Gnidie eaton. Carolina
Moran ,s1.. FLORENCE. Luicart Laura
Lawrence kula-ki. Joseph Ersuueu,
Wilma Lui,Hft Florence Dft. Edward.
,i.e, ,i9,IlF ''a,f 9l.i1,n ', ,,.s
Hammond. Edna Datfr.I. John Brennan
Frank Eykut SKY. Frank EIuUus. John
, IS ng-. 4i 'i2" Wa srl iDn N'5 s.
William UufUhisuu. tAT. william POWELL
Toward TURNER. '-'. 'itf 'u'. Hlti p.
Virginia Cosser. Grace smith. cd. Edna
union nEh school
August -sHru .p. Afra Jones tIH.
carrie Rider .I. Nfraer.f UsU t,H.
Iazlsi Eiu.r ID. "srtruHas Lsf,h ,iI.
.ns DOB. Raymond ti.rr.r tIH. Albert
t.llr ii'. l.or..ln II'n I..'lr.,'
whit. lHH. TIaIs Warmer ODD. Edward
E.sHu.r ILT WIUHr '.Ifl I.I. Nm.I
seth. r.va, -fs.H. Ef..I grH.. WIr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

rh, following pupils of Union district
ar named on the state Honor Ron fsr
the number ct Nr~rs indicated after th.
name
Paw Paw School q EooTn.J
Marion SChuf,r. .'OuH SrhHfUr Harold
Msrksy. Marcus Iochum Prank NECTAR
thy Bernard Narkel.
Mozart Urion School.
Albert Miller. Esrtrise IoE.s Evelyn
CLOGS. GLADYS Bycltt Harry kayIur.
Harrison Levy 90. E!woud Hswks VIII
llttu Farmer go. Drin Levy. MARY Lowe.
Evelyn baylor. Icis bow lsr Mary miller.
M'lN iu schubert. Elmer Elifz William
NikUlnue. FlNrru Miller Mont fi1cDft.
Fr.drri,k Eurck Ellsworth NIkUlHus.
william Eyc0tt Ivan klinkcr Wesley
Schubert oscar E,t.'. edward Flofo tlI.
C8rl FIutu 90. William craft Mari.
Lud'wlE. Mildred FcttU
Boggs Run school
Harry NIHd. rmfs r.III. ArIH|. NI.dUr-
mN'r. tel. Ada NisdsrmE,r go. Err-
usrd EDm. t2l. EHr,n, Bonn. Wilbur
Duff walter Ersuuuu. rruf krure.L
-.esI0 N.' t.'. Theresa H.lI G'Inu
plu,~. OBJ. ERNEST oilers tgI. CIHHI,s
bhriEht l.l. Lena pbsrE. go. Chester
Butler lr.IrrIDk Ifnwk EHrI t4ffrsII
Gr1D. Morris. Harry Nf.r. Walter NHb.
lrf RAY hu. hI.r f.H E.ures fI.r.. AMY
E.H~rnI NutH UI"r William g.rEat.f.
ter. tD. CNflurd TuUrr. tgI. Wui4fr
Hawk Har.IH Nutr.ra. frHnria U.aI.y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Bob Darnley. arrested few DAYS
eEo. CHARGED with violating the Ilcens-
law by the sale of liquor in bis home
YAK alley. was given n hearing
before Mayor Wassman last nIgnf.
Ddrnley was charged with selling
liquor on last saturday a number or
Witnesses were examined and no tho
conclusion the case was dismissed
there being no evidence feb substanfi.
ole tho rhurnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

closed Monday. when Frank OIearv.
indicted for the killing Of Black. was
acquitted In the district court on an
instructed verdict on the grounds tnat
the evidence was insufficient for con
Viction. The trial OF four other men.
including the cashier OF a Marshall
bank. indicted in connection with the
Kill, will come UP later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
Taa DAY SATURDAY.

Inc Bellaire Fairgrounds associa-
ton held a meeting last night and ar.
IahEed TOT tag day next Saturday Tor
the benefit OF the Fairgrounds. a nun.
dred girls will canvass the CITY thor.
oughly with hands full of tags ana
very few residents will escape
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

The annual banquet of tls Ameripu.
club will be held BOO Tho clubs grar
tors in o. o. A. 81 hau next Tueaday
evening and oyous time is anticipaf.
cd The wives and lady friends OF fhr
members viii Do tho luesta of honor
An eNiomporan'ouq prorrsm Will b..
rendered Tho banquet viii boz pro
pared and served hy fhs ladies NJ Trim
i'F Episcopal church. who arc already
busy planning rho mrnu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23
local War AepoLntsd

Word was received from columbus
yesterday that Robert % Moore "a
well known col0rcd man Of this CITY.
had been appointed oil Inspector Tor
Belmont county by chief Inspecfor
Carr The position BEL not new fo tr
Moore. as be held the Job under tor.
mer Republican administration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

fast And for a..
reeson every one
silouid renemher that
~haievcr Il done %
aid tie mother. 20 re-
leTe her Of distrr--~.
during hcr tryinx
nouiils. vii surely -
81 marked bene6t IN
the chlil
Amonx The E.rrlin<
aids Il n splendid ex-
ternai remedy Known
a. Mothers Friend."
n IL what Il cAiled an
e~rhro.naff0n m Il -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Miss Emma Dvoracek or
this city. and Mr. Joseph Gil OF
bridgeport. The marriage will be- sol
emnized the latter part OF tho montn
Following the ceremony they VIII
leave on a wedding trip and viii make
their home in this city on their return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-23

vas OF the vote on the special bond
election yesterday Mr. Crow stated
the unofficial count OF the election was
correct as the canvas failed TO dis
close a single change in the figures IN
any OF the precincfs