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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
SOCIETIES OF STATES
IN HOLY NAME PARADE.
Large Delegations From Maryland and
Virginia Expected at Demonstration
in October.

The Holy Name demonstration that
takes place in Washington October 10
is attracting attention throughout
Maryland and Virginia, whence the
marching cohorts of the order will go
to swell those from that city. who viii
take part in the parade.
In the city of Baltimore, Bishop Cor
rigan, as spiritual director of the un-
ion. and President Smith, of the Balti-
more branch OF the Holy Name Society
are holding weekly meetings with the
officers of the forty parishes of Wash
ington, and they are claiming that Bal
timore will send at least 5000 men TO
take part. with something like twenty
bands and drum corps
Word also comes from Frederick,
Cumberland. Hagerstown, Annapolis,
Elkton. Frostburg and other places in
Maryland that large delegations viii
attend, thus insuring the largest Holy
Name parade ever seen under the di-
rection of the Archdiocesan Union of
Maryland. the District OF Columbia
and Virginia.
The various parishes CT Washing
ton which have Holy Name Societies
are mapping out details for the big
show, and each president is reporting
back TO the executive committee Civ
ing the number Of men expected TO be
in line TIE spiritual directors have
informed President NJ d. Schaefer of
the union, that the enthusiasm is
greater than ever before.
Chairman Adam a. Weschler. of the
committee in charge Of pennants. etc,
has announced that the distinctive
color scheme has been taken up with
enthusiasm. and he believes that this
will be the most attractive feature of
| the demonstration. EacL parish. by
this scheme. is TO carry a Holy Name
pennant, worked out in the colors OF
the church. and up to date nearly all
have placed their orders with Chair
man Weschler. ard the remainder will
make their selections this week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
PRACTICAL SYMPATHY FOR
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS
Caused by Storm to St. Anne's Gene
tery---Writer Says One Supreme
Effort Should Be Made.

Writing 70 this paper from Hague
on-Lake George and enclosing check
for IS. an Annapolis woman says:
4 feel very sad over the terrible
conditions caused by the storm, but to
make my regret practical, 1 enclose
a small donation to start. or add to a
fund for restoring it to its former
order and beauty.
THE Association has spent recently
500 in repairing the wall,and a spec
ial fund on roads, hydrants and side
walk. so we must make supreme
effort to meet this emergency. l wish
! we're az home to help
The check has been turned over 20
the ST Anne's Cemetery Association.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
Wedding Formally Announced.

Cards have been received here from
Mr. and Mrs. James Purnell Daugherty
announcing the marriage of their
daughter Irene Elizabeth, to Mr.. Ralph
Morton Stokes.
The wedding took place on Satur.
day, August seventh. at the Presbyter
ian Church, Fredericksburg, Va.
The groom is a son of the late
Prof. William Stokes, and a nephew
Of the late William E. GLENN. Hi
sister Miss Emily Asserson Stokes. of
Portsmouth, Va, visits here and the
groom has relatives in this city.
He is connected with the Seaboarc
Air Line clerical department at Ports
mouth, Va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
Change Of Business Place.

Mr.. r. Lee Duvall who conducted a
grocery store on the corner of Calvert
and Northwest streets, has moved near
the Colonial Theatre.
The dwelling in which Mr.. Duvall
conducted his store, was demolished in
last Tuesday nights storm and re-
moyal was thereby made necessary.
Mr.. Duvall says his loss by the storm g
damage approximates $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
Found Dead at Foot Of Stairs
colored Man Dies Mysteriously.

Charles Davis, colored, was found
dead yesterday at his home in
O'Brysn's Alley.
1t IL thought there is evidence of foul
play as there was a cut over each
eye. and cut on the head.
A eoroner's jury was summoned to
view the body and the inquest will be
held this afternoon. The remains were
removed to the undertaking establish
ment of Parker. Northwest street,
awaiting the result of the inquest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
Gem etery As,ocialion 10 Meet.

A.meeting of the Ladies Cemetery
Association will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Daniel Randall. College Ave.
This is a very important meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
BORN.
SMfTHOn
~

SMlTH-On August in BeckIey
West Va. to Senator and Mrs. Joe
L.Smith, (nee Christine Carlsonl q
son, JOSEPH LUTHER, JR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09

The famous legitimate star Dustin
Farnum, in a big feature Colonial,
Tuesday. adv2ta9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09
Another Little Professor.

A son. Joseph Burnham, was born
to Prof. and Mrs. ]. c. Gray at St.
Johns College early Sunday morning,
Aug s, at College Green, Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-09

Chaplin at Colonial. tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
WANTED-TO RENT

WAATkD-Io rent. three rooms. Suita-
pie iof club room purposes. in South
wheeling. Must have water gas and
nght- Address Club" care intellieen-
81. se-6-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
SPEED DEMONS
preparing for Fast Races at Wash
nston Ssturday-FootbalI Re-
suits Will Be Posted


Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 2s-
That statements predicting the fast
est time ever made on a haIf-mile
track in Western Pennsylvania would
be established during the automo-
ole and motorcycle races to be held
mere on Saturday OF this week. were
not unfounded. Is shown DIV the re-
markable tine made by Harry Robin
SON. OF Washington. who, while driv-
ing his powerful Haynes Six around
the course. maintained a speed OF
IRON 90 10 20 miles an hour.
As an additional attraction TO foot
oall enthusiasts. the promoters Of the
races have arranged for a complete
report BY telegraph OF the W. q l.
w V. u. game. which will be PLAYED
at Morgantown.
a change IN the program for tbe
motorcycles has been announced nv
the association. Instead OF two no.
mile races for these machines. there
VIII De one Of FIVE miles open to an
put raced under the rules OF the r A
VI. The other will be ten miles I'm
iensth, open 20 professionals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
U. s. MARINE BAND TO
PLAY HERE THURspAY

The Rotary club. Of Wheeling was
successful tn their efforts 10 secure sg
n great attraction FOR wheeling pe0pie
the - Marine Band which viii he
htard here IN Wheeling FOR tho 0rgt
llwe since 90 was organized M wears
ego. Tho concern will take place n the
MARKET Auditorium. Thursday eyeninr
StpLembcr a0th. This wiz be the
bands hrst concert on this Years tour.
certs. '''
This baud is one Of the great institu-
IONS NJ the National capitol III FUR
nlahes the music FOR every great event
mat takes place az Washington. whether
W - an inauguration. n White House
MfddiuF. The White House dances ar
ihF iuueraI Of one 81 our national
ufrnnH. This versatility Of the orrnnf-
Nhiion insuroa the entertainment nf
every kind or music lover. whether hts
taste hg Tor raEUme or classical music
mo band under the leadership ~
l.tnut William 10 santelmann will give
the muHf elaborate concert thar has ever
hEru Offered here fn addition TO the
hitr musicians. the hand this season
wNL offer three exceptional snlnirtat
Arthur Wifrpmh c0rurffaf. gfarrr
frof. guphunium and Robert scei form
frir ~ MhreiiuE nufiqf Tickets are
npu un sole Hf The .. ii flauru 60 Store
in fnr achm slh1ch building Tickets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
EBERT RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL
BOY CHARGED WITH GIVING GIRL
DEADLY DRUG GAINS
FREEDOM.
prosecuting Attorney D. a. Mckee
Drops Charges After coroner's
Jury Returns Indefinite Verdict.

Paul Ebert. SteubenviIle boy who. il
Is said confessed to giving the late Mar
tina Morrison heron. was released from
the county jail last evening By order
OF Prosecuting Attorney Dave Mckee.
rhe boy at once returned to his home
with his father.
The inquest by Coroner Gala
Mitchell into the death OF the North
End girl. who died Monday evening.
September 10. under peculiar circum.
stances. failed to bring out that heroin
mad caused the death. The Jurors
were unable to determine any cause.
Ebert had told, after being ar
rested. of giving the girl heroin several
days before her death He was held
under serious charges. IL being at first
supposed that heroin had caused the
death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
FAMILY ON LONG
TRIP IN AUTO
ARRIVE IN CITY AFTER coV9R-
ING COUNTRY, AND ARE
GUESTS OF HARRY M'LURE.
Edward Forney, Wife and Children,
Of Missouri, Garry Complete Camp
inu Outfit In Machine.

Edward Forney, Wife and Children.
OF Missouri, Garry Complete Camp
ing Outfit In Machine.
Edwin Forney. OF Rodney. Mo, l2y
miles south OF St Louis. stopped IN
gether with his wife and family OF
four children. the oldest of whom is
years. has been making an axten-
sive automobile tour OF the country.
They left Rodney. Mo. during the
FIRST OF June and drove their car TO
San Francisco where they attended
the fair. After having spent several
weeks touring the Pacific coast sec
ton they shipped their machine by
rail to New York
The tourists themselves took the
water route and came TO the metro
polls ny way Of the Panama canal TO
New York where their machine and
camping Outht was waiting for them.
Leaving New York they started on
their return journey and yesterday
reached Wheeling Mr.. Forney Is =
cousin Of Mrs. Harry McLure anr
they spent sometime az the Mcclure
hotel ns tho guest OF the family.
A complete camping outht r. being
carried. Including their provisions
beds and all necessities. u Is car
rled on trailer attached 20 the tour
ing car and attracted considerable
attention while in the city Mr.. FOR
ney said they had stopped AZ hotels
only i3 times during the entire TRIP
and that they much preferred their
camp 90 the best OF hotels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29

Ifn DIE features viii nr shown af this
fhfHfI. today end tomorrow. u rlafnrr
Nl'IAl Won which HIrUH rrNidlN into the
uIr uf ODE present nuf of tho many neul-
'fl'n NtHl IF Nirafhwurr. n mutual mast
-"N.I OI NI1. nnwU uE fHn famous nulda.
40 adequate HHf Iur. uurn the nnuir ~
90" '.i'ur ti'n HHru1nflC actor. Charles
unEnnHn r.nFrrH featured In fhr east
arr Irnnrella IulIInrf1n. Irene Hunt
Howard Gave Alfred rHgrf Wilbur
llirnN end Elmer NfnfInu
IHo ufnff inc feature ia Oli and Water
r. 70 o. nlnua dramatic spectacle directed
.t I' VI Nrlfnfh ard starring LIONEL
l.HfFN moro. I.IanrIn Sweet LILLIAN tIah.
lrurt D. WHIfhHII. Robert ffnrrnn and
walter Miller with f. COMPANY al nffv
nf.l .nnlI hfnrrrH. nafhe Color Travel
closes IHH program
fHnInr IflffI. William Tur pre-.
uIe WNI.Im Faruun .n Ile Wonderful
adventure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
Stockholders Meeting.
oEEERAL MEETING

Notice = hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF Ia Belle
Iron Work, viii be held AZ the principal
oIfice OF the Company. last end OF II -
street. In the City OF Wheeling. West
Virginia on the 9th day Of October.
1915. commencing az 10 o'clock a m. At
such messing there will be presented FOR
the consideration OF. and action by. the
stocknoloers the question OF the issuance
BY the Company OF its bonds. and OF the
execution OF mortgage or deed OF trust
upon the property OF the Company to
secure the same. the amount Of such
proposed bond issue. and the terms
thereof ana Of the mort gage OF deed OF
trust securing the same to be determined
by the stockholders. or By the hoard OF
directors after consideration and con-
sent oy the stockholders at such meet
ING. Al such meeting there will be pre-
sented the further questions Of amend
ments 10 the existing bylaws. and sach
other matters pertaining 20 the Interests
OF me company as may come before the
meeting. Books for this meeting will
close with the close OF business Oct
h i.. isls. ond VIII reopen on the morn
By order OF the Board of Directors
II. C KIRK.
-, President.
se-2e. -oc- e-f1- 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
CITY'S OLDEST
WOMAN is DEAD
MRS SARAH JANE ROBINSON
PEACEFULLY PASSES AWAY
Was Nearly 100 Years Old and Was
Also Oldest Member Of First
Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson. nearly
100 years OF age. and the oldest mem
Der Of the First Presbyterian church
OF Wheeling. Is dead at her home az
ll1I Chaplfne street Death came
peacefully yesterday morning at -: 40
O'Clock after seven weeks illness OF
complication OF diseases.
Mrs Robinson not only was the old
est member OF her church and in point
OF age. but was numbered among the
Oldest residents of Wheeling, having
lived in this city since 1850. sixty-five
years.
She was. until few years ago. one
OF the most regular attendants at the
First Presbyterian church. while she
was Tor more than half a century a
most active member OF all the wo-
mems societies OF the congregation.
She was an extremely popular young
society woman in Wheeling long be-
fore the outbreak Of the war between
the states.
Mrs. Robinson was born in Belmont
county, o.. August 81. 1918, and was
at the time OF her death 80 years old.
She was the daughter of John and
Elizabeth Edwards. who came to this
city from Louden county, o., in 1850.
She was married TO James Robinson.
March "a. 1850. Her husband died
many years ago.
Surviving are FIVE daughters and
one son: Mrs. John Laughlin. Mrs.
Edward Highland. Misses Fanny and
Enie Robinson. all OF Wheeling: Mrs.
J. +. Hall of Columbus. O.. and VIII
liam Robinson of Cincinnati, o.
Funeral arrangements were not com.
pleted last night. but will probably be
held Friday afternoon. with the Rev.
DIT. Claude Porter Terry, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. officiating.
Burial viii be In Greenwood Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
"EvmENcEDT Ar ooLoNrA1..

hsh society drama is the eStraorlirss're,,
9tlraction az the Colonial Theatre to
uas ana thursday. POular Lillian Tuck
- ana MI. Edwin August portray the
leading roles. Lord Winborne IL 6anni-
~ married 70 beautiful and estlmable
Monlan- There Us fccertion nj their
slviuN. Among the guests Is Capt Poll
.aek. VINO makes overture- 10 Tad,.
Nlhoorne, which she rejects. Through
INCEPTION on the part OF the Captafu
Lotu Nlnborne sues and obtains n ar
kyIte, rive years clapse. a mutual
tIltnus Who mas always believed in the
llllo.ence or the wife goes to india on
tBlstI ucuoh Work and there meets the
N"ptaln on his dca - bed. He obtains
a ikucd confession eNhoueratinE LADY
1HllDoIhs, ana returned to England
Iecynclied and presumably live In DO
.lestlc amity. The play has been pro
~ S9Illteu masterpiece and comes to
NheelIng highly endoraed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
THOMSON CLUB
holas Delightful Session in rsna.sr,s
NuaFtera IN New Church-0ood
froEram Observed.

Tho Thomson Mons CHM hef1 o.. .....
meeting last evening fn ~ 49, Z ".
- '.l ll'I OF ohio aud south Broad
Wy rtrcg The meeting was f,ur..T,
~ ~ the members OF The rfurcb 800
,tn,ii friends a splendid program "a
-.tilA "a mueical ana literary uufnhrr.
w. WI IfnuefCl and short nddrrrsrr
Melc made Do different persons ~ 49,
ID ~ Pc rrosram WIS in charge
Eram thI e lr affanonrrr rer'r.t Il. -
.,.. ROOMS where social hour was
tno church quartet. r1rnrnrof 10 49,
n raNh hlurnlne. A. T. Trauk Isl 81 rl-
l.NA ahn l.ufil Aurrcmauu. vflliu .of,
Nv ffnC' Homugra. address. D. D. fsff.
you, piano duet Mesara Marah ana Oii-
So SOTO. ~ o. MrfIunn g.trrf.
solo. Lawrence sommera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
NO INVESTIGATION
Council Approves Dismissal Of Nsis.r
and Barclay From Police Ranks.
Appointments Confirmed

Sensational disclosures OF the inner
workings Of the police department.
which we're expected TO boz made be-
fore council by eK-Ofacer Martin Nsi.
der. fen Nat last night Although
statements had been made By this Of
ncer that he would confesf the an.
pointment ~ George Buchwaid ana
james babb. 10 Take The places OF him.
self and John Barclay. be- failed 10 40
90
chief Leyland sent The names OF the
appoinieef. end also the ones die.
charged. 90 council who approved
mem unanimously Tho appointment
Do TIE water. Ear. electric urhf ana
heaiin dcpafimrna were approved By
iiIIn ln Zoo second branch but the raa
hcpifimenf appointments were held
up in ihn First branch Until inf0rma.
ion could Dol learned as to Who wac
To- lose DIE Job at The naa works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
TWO WESLEYAN
MEN ARE HURT
special Dispatch to me 1ntellirencer

~ 'hN AuNNiAietuNei-
BUCkHANNON. W. Va. Sent Is
Two injuries OF a serious nature marked
todays practice for Wesleyan. First
Miller. running at quarterback on the
second quarter. badly injured at the
ankle and then Blake at the same posi-
ton on the varsity had his collar bone
broken and will likely be out OF the
game Tor three weeks. The most severe
scrlmmage OF the year was staged and
many new plays were tried out with
marked success. Captain kcllison Is SUI
isr1ng from bruises received In the ST.
Francis game and was held out OF to-
days work Three teams were run
through signals but the fierce scrim-
mage lasted for almost an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
THE THEATRE
TWIN REDS

Twin Beds" the Laugh Festival nv
salisbury Field and Margaret MAYO
winch has Just completed a run OF fiftv-
Two weeks in New York at the Harris
Theatre. New York will be at the Court
theatre Friday and Saturday. Friday and
satgrday, Oct L.. matinee Saturday,
BY sclwyn and CO.
Twin Beds" has won and heid IT,
popularity on It's wholesomeness its in
calculably amusing. swift action. It's wit
OF inc and freshness OF slang and its
TT.NSpeItiE deiineated characterization
u mere - not one OF the Characters in
me piece whose like you have not seen
before. though probably In far less
today - y" A'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
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PUBLIC SALE.
Friday. Oct. I. 10 al m n, 81

d, On Friday. Oct. /. 10 a. m. on In.
my personal property. w. ii GiBS6 ~"
se-2s-i
PoE SALE-One Ief4 Z -
oaNioson motorcycle $500 one Tsis
n; p; s-speed Harley-Davidson motor.
~ sAogOo. Both machines in strict
EIsetrie q. "a. 1lth street. se-55-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29

WArrED-For L. $. army. abie-bodied
men OF good character. between ages
OF Is and IS. For information. apply
Sergeant Meredith Grand Central Hotel.
se-zs-w
WANTED-An agent. with good refer
ences. TO solicit subscriptions In Ohio
county for Myers History OF West Nir-
ginia. on liberal commission basis. Ad-
dress. = Myers. New Msrtinsvilie. W.
Virginia. se-ee-c
WAHTEp-Two young men 20 WORK
news agents on Il. A %. trains. Apply
at Union News Co. office. b 4 q. depot.
se-S-u
WAHTnp-A<ent. 20 sell s1e New EN-
press Naconm Cleaner and carpet
sis ssi:s sis psyi n ASaps. CO.
iito-llts Main 81 Up stairs. apras-tf
WAErED-At oncs. several rood deliv-
cry and saies boys. 20 Work before
school Apply At Circulation Depart
ment. inteiliEencer. betweec and .
p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
BANKING INSTITUTE
local Chapter Opens Series Of Winter
meetinss-Pisns Made Tor Dinner

Members OF the Wheeling chapter.
American Institute OF Banking met
last evening I'M the 5chmuibach build
ing Tor The opening session OF the faIl
season. g. Burgess Taylor made the
address o. the evening. speaking on
The Responsibility % Bankers 10 the
Community"
Buflng a business session plans fo-
= dinner to b. held October fg were
oiscufred Do Do probable that tho
The members viii make The uiD .u
autos. The executive committee. con.
slsiinf N Robot fsp E0Fd. Harold a
Martin. william W EnFiand % o.
koohnioin and W. o. stebef. uIl have
chargc ~ Arrangements
The next meeting Will take place
Ociober whom "a Study session FIII
BE- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

- ----------.-----s--------
Louis Bert8GhW
fgNEHNL CiHEC IOH SNo
ARTEhiAL EhnALMEa.
ii22 and 1924 Main strssa
Calls Answered naT o. Nlshs
Store Phones e1E.
=. }. HrtachF. Nat Phone fasan
breummeF g HiIdebtand
Funerai niFsotora aad r-~sa1-.-.
Ncrrer harErt ard TwfnfV-arrT~I =
Aelephonr laI Onan fav 80 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. In
good condition. Address FOREST
View" Box i02, Elm Grove, ". Va.
Or call Bell phone TEL, Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
NOT INJURED
Assuring Telegram Received From
General Agent U. 3. Williams.
Last Night. BY son Here.

IN uNUIINnI- UUI mol InIUT01
tSignedl "U ". WILLIAMS"
The above is a copy OF the telegram
received last evening by Dr VI. n.
Williams. Of No. 90 Fourteenth street.
from General Ascent q. ~ Williams.
Of the baltimore a Ohio Railroad.
Who ia cnioying q few days vacation
at points in Canada
AZ hrat when news Of the accident
reached Wheeling. 10 was reported
that Mr. Williams had been injured
Many anxious Inquiries were directed
to bic son. ur 81 Us Williams. az 20
whether or not the reports were true.
Until early last evening no word was
received only tho above telegram.
which sets aside au fears of hia
friends that De has been Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
w A N T E D-M MALE OR
FEMALE

WAhTED-Bright active young lady or
young man as stenographer and bin
clerk. Must be quick and accurate. state
experience and salary expected Manu-
Iaeturer care this office. se-e9-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29

Mrs. Robert Clark OF Wheeling ano
Mrs. George Robinson OF Roney.s Point
spent yesterday visiting friends at
Mount Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Callahan or Glen
wood will leave this morning for san
Francisco. Cal. where rnev VIII attend
the Panama Pacific eNpOsitino.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell OF Short Creek
left yesterday for Baltimore, Md.
The work o. repairing rne street car
track At Woodsdale will be completed
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rempke Of Echo
Point are soiourning at Atlantic city.
Mrs. Bertha Wood OF pittsburgh. Pc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
IN CHURCH BASEMENT.

ne Ice cream social which was
20 nave been held this evening az No.
- Jacob street by the Evangelical
league. Of 81 Paurs Evangelical
church. owing 20 the cool weather VIII
b held In the basement Of the church
Coifee. sandwiches. ice cream ana
cake. az well as other rofreahrncnfs
will b. served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
THE majesty or THE LAw.-

Audiences by some teIepathy Of their
own VIII dcubtlcss guess that the dis
Ihgulshe0 looking man who comes out
81 me courthouse with George Fawcett
IleihDet OF the cast This is quite cor
rect lie Is leading California lawyer
VIZ Nn1 happened 10 De coming from an i'm
neinE taken, and recognizing IN George
aNcelt an Old acquaintance graciousiv
.oneenlcd - be phoLogranhed-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

DEAoNBTEATOE-I want two ladies
OF neat appearance, who are a. present
unemployed and ready to begin at once
experience not absolutely necessary. A.
lady now holding position will instruct,
permanent position. quick advancement
All IN person. no phone application con-
sldered. Wednesday or Thursday be-
tween and $50, ask AT desk for Mr.
Meislahn. Grand Central Hotel. se-2g-c
WAITED lady cook. Mrs. ID. Bauer
$40 Mccon. St. Natl iS2s-R. se-zs-i
WAHTED-Woman for second cook
Apply Mckeever Restaurant. 1l49 Mar
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