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The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Marquette League Gets
Action Tuesday Night

Major c. Eugene Edwards president
of the Marquette Baseball League, has
called a meeting of that organization
for next Tuesday evening at s o'clock at
the National Guard Nrmory, when plans
viii be formulated for the coming sea-
son on the diamond.
The league will again use the ball
grounds at Thirty-ffth street and Wis
consin avenue northwest where 1t has
played for several years. and the or
ganzat!on will probably consist of the
same number of clubs as last season.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Will Meet Turner.

Fritz Hanson. a wrestler who halls
from Worcester, Mass. will meet Joe
Turner at the Gayety Theater on We'd
nesday night. Hanson comes with an
enviable reputation having shown up
we'll in matches with Kilonis, Myihe,
the crack Jap wrestler. and others.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
IinCOlns to Practice.

Manager Nick Garter, of the Lincoln
A. &. will get his team ont TODAY tor
a workout in preparation for the game
with Gallaudet College to be played
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Wilson Is Named.

Emory G. Wilson. principal of the
Central High School. has been named
as one Of the judges OF the sporting
spaniel class at the GwYnedd Valley
Kennel Club show to be held May %
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Clarendon Works.

The Clarendon baseball team got its
nrst workout OF the season today. taxi
ing advantage of the fair weather
OF last season.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Knights Are. Winners.

Club basketball teap. returning from
Richmond. Va. today declare the Rich
mond Knights of Columbus the easiest
sort OF picking in basketball having
won out BY 81 to II.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Bold Is Released.

Charlie Bold. first ba aseman of the 81
Louis Browns. former Everett High
School athlete OF Boston, and a mem
Der OF the Georgetown football team
two wears ago, has been released BY
the Browns 10 Waco. Tex.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14
Jack Bentley All Around
Player of Many Merits
Sandy Spring Southpaw While Promising Twer Can Hit anc
Make Good in the outfed-Henr Rondeau Drives Away His
Hoodoo and Pulls "Charey Horse
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va March clash Ferdinand Martin
4Jack Bentley is not only along along " " !" fss TO speed 1t
The Washington times., 1915-03-14

Henri Rondeau pulled a Charley
horse" Yesterday morning. giving way
to young Lamar. Rondeau hopes 70
be able TO engage In Monday morning
The Washington times., 1915-03-14

| John Henry and George Mcbride each
! bagged couple of bingles. good
| healthy wallops, too.
The Washington times., 1915-03-14

Danny Moeller had lot of fun with
the Virginia battery. anneXing thres
cushions for his afternoons work on
the paths. He scored two of the Griff-
mems four tallies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
VAUGHAN ENJOYS
AN OPIUM RAID

A horn of No. Hongkeng opium,
valued at 500, and thrGe liUxAs Of smok4
ing opium on the half shell, that is,
dOpc poured into liehee nut half.shells,
constituted the booty captured by Mar
shal Smiddy and Horace w. Vaughan,
assistant district attorney, In raid
made on two story house near the
Chinese theater in Hotel street yester-
day. A complete Kit of opium smoking
paTaphernalia also was taken by the
officials when they left the house with
Leong Wal, occupant of the room, un-
der arrest. - Il, ~. a.
With Leong. there were in the room
four other Chinese, but these were not
molested by the officers. The horn of
opium was found on the person Of Lee
ong, The three boxes of half-shells
were discovered elsewhere in the room.
Leong was released on a $500 bond
fifteen minutes after he and the officials
arrived IN the marshal s Office, He will
be given a preliminary hearing before
George S. Curry, United States com
missioner next Tuesday. ''' lilo
"A quarter of an hour after we re-
turned with the arrested man, to the
Office, there were sixteen Chinese ON
hand anxious TO give bail or bond for
Lcong,'' Marshal SmLldy said.
This was Deputy District Attorney
Vaughan 5 first opium raid and he en-
joyed the game immensely, claiming
that he had never seen tho drug in
its native state and where it could be
smoked. He smelled the drug aud made
a wry face.
How's this stuff for eatingf" Mr.
Vaughan asked the marshal. &
The marshal told him that he would
not advise him to sample the goods
in that manner. He took the advice.
by heck, I enjoyed the trip and
for little while | thought was in
China" Mr.. Vaughan remarked, with
a smile. "Never saw the stuff IN Texas,
but heard of it when l was In Con.
gress." ... ...5t,rt...5. .E.
"Mr. Vaughan can Z string me with
any such talh as that, ;, the marshal
remarked. ''The only things ne doesn Il
know about opium Il smoking 4 and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
DIFFERENTIATION 1T MAY BE
AVOIDED.

Dlpthrria is usually contracted when
the child has cold. The cold pre-
parcs the child 5 system for tn, recep,
ton and development of tho diphth"r'a
germs. When there are cases of diph.
Iberia in the neighhorhood child Oh
that have colds should be kept at hcme
ami of the street until recovered. Give
them Chamberlain 5 Cough RCm~dv and
they will not have to remain at homo
long. 1t also cleans out the culture
beds, which forms in a child's throat
when IL has cold aud minimzss the
|[1..sa.,traetina infecfiana "A eases
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
MEMBER Or. PROVOST
GUARD KNOCKED OUT

c. Williams, Company I, Second In
fantry, was knocked out by a blow
with some blunt instrument on the back
OF the head, about ten O'Clock last
night Williams, who is a member Of
the provost guard, was trying to STOP
dispute between some other soldiers
" hen someone struck him from behind
and he fell to the grouud uncOnsc ious
He could give no information as to who
his assailant was.
Emergency HOsnjtal Surgeon Aver
dressed Williams Injury aud he was re.
lieved from duty for the remainder of
the night, although much against his
own desire,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
Between Boards

McBryde $50, SIS; olaa 200, 6.62H,
Pioneer 100, 100, 29.T5; Waialua SO,
8, 100, 1915; Pioneer 40, 2g.75; Oahu
Sugar Co. rs, 80, 10, 10, $500; Oahu
Sugar Co. 22, 26.12'E,; Oahu Sugar Go.
20, $500; Eva 40, 10, 10, 20, 20, AS,
23.S7h; Eva 100. 2f.OO; Olaa 6s $4,000,
$4,000, $3.50; Haw. Irr. s. $1,000, $500.
Session Sales u.
H. C. & s. Co. 100, 80, 40, SO, 10,
1900; onomea 10, $500; OIaa 20, g.
62h; Haw. Sug, Co. ), $3.50; Pioneer
5, 5, 29.75. W
Notice F.
Honolulu, II. H., Oct IL, 1915. ,
At MEETING Of the Directors Of
Hawaiian A, ricmtural Company held
tits date, an extra dividend Of 1--WE
FER cent was declared, due and pay.
aIIo concurrent with the regular one
l'rr cent dividend on the Goth inst,
making a total Of six per cent to be
iIsbursCd on that date.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS
$50 Analysis Beets, -. (No at
vi'es). Parity, -.
90 deg. Cent. (fOr Haw. sugars), 4!0l5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15

Gray s Harbor-sailed, Oct. II, schr.
Caroline for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Arrived, Oct. 10, 6
a. m, str. Wilhelmina, hence Oct. 6.
San Francisco Arrived, Oct. I2, 9
p, M, U. s. A. T. Thomas, hence
Oct. 4.
HiIo-Sailed, Oct. II, str Anyo Maru
for Valparaiso via way ports. .
Fort AlIen-Arrived, Oct. IL, schr.
Albert Meyer from Newcastle (not
Kahului).
San Francisco-Arrived, Oct. Is, a.
m. s. s. Ventura hence Oct. 7.
San FranciscO-Sailed, Oct. IL, 5:25
p. M. s. s. Lurline for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
ACCIDENTS
GET INDIVIDUAL RULINGS

The public utilities commission yes
terday afternoon received an opinion
from Attorney General Stainbach rela
tive to the coordinate workings of the
industrial accident and utilities com.
mission. The ruling was that decisions
would be given on, individual cases.
Action on the report of the coroner 5
jury on the death Of Shiba Iwata, a
japanese woman, killed in a leap from
a street car, was postponed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-15
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

BY str. Manoa for San Francisco,
October l2-Miss e. Anderson, N.
Adamson, Mrs. W. B. Brash, A. Busck
Mrs. NJ. Bristol, G. Cotton, Mrs. X.
r. Crittenden, T. q. Clifford, Mrs. r. c.
Clifford, Miss l.. Clifford, A. L. Davis,
J. +, Diaz, +. Doyle, Mrs. F. Doyle,
Miss NJ. D. Davenport, Miss f. NJ
Damon, It, Com. J. A. Furer, c. r.
Fernando, Miss Farm Ting Tet, Mr>
c. r. Frazier, Q. d. Fees, T. X. FTtz
patrick, Mrs. r. X. Fitzpatrick, D. F.
Fleming, Jas. Glib, Mrs. NJ. Green
bFugh, A. F. Gertz, Mrs. r. NJ Illus
ten, DR.. C. B. High, Mrs. c. B. High,
Y lIurd, Miss K. Jones, J. Kuhn, 81.
J. Kuhn, F. Koelling, T. J. McGra'h
Mrs. T. J. McGrath, Miss P, Murphy,
Miss NJ. G. Mutt, Miss A. Oleson, Mrs.
r. +. Osborn, H., b. PenhalIow, Mrs
II. b. Penhallow, Miss PenfrII, Misc
|. +. Perkins, G, A. Peacock, l.. y
Quinn, Mrs. l.. D. Quinn, Mrs. NJ. G.
Quinn, Mrs. T. s. Ruben, T. \. Ruben
II. +. Russell, C. Fl. Reckter, Z. n
Seymour, II. D. Sloggett, Mrs. H. u.
Soggett, VIM. Simpson, e. X. Twiner,
Miss F. Whiting, G.. P. Wilcox, Mrs. G.
=. Wilcox, Miss E. Woods, r. b. Walk
cr, Mrs. r. B. Walker, T. b. Walker
Jr., {. D. Wood, Mrs. c. D. Wood, Dr.
5; d. G. Walters, C, II. Wilcox, Mrs
{ II. Wilcox, Miss l. Wilcox.
by str. Kinau for Kauai points. Dc
tOher l2-Mrs. C. B. Morse, Mrs. j
Fritsrhie, Miss A. BrOadbent, Mrs. +
VI. Broadbent and servant, D. +. r
lsenberg, Mrs. A. p. ARana, Miss Sarah
KcaIoha, John J. Cook, j. w. Achuck
Francis Gay, w. b. Ward, S. T. Carr
NJ. &. SOuza, Mrs. s. Maxine, s f
Mott, Sam Peck, II. l.. Scott, Mrs Bur
bingham, Mrs. W. II. Rice and maid
Miss Warehouse, Mrs. II. l.. Wilcox
Mrs. s. Trask, Mr.. and Mrs. A y. Hills
William Crozier and wife, A. V. Peters
BY str Mikahala for Maui, Mo oil al
October l2-Sistcr Elizabeth, Miss G.
Dunn.
Per str. Mauna Koa, for lIilo, De
tobcr l3.-Mrs. r. French, Mrs. W. NJ
Lindsay, Ralph King, Mrs. Sam Par
kcr, Jr., Walter L. Wall, See Hong
{. s. Carlsmith, j, II. Bowman, Mis-,
Keeif, Miss NJ. X West, Mrs. J. A
Matthew and daughter, c. A. Bruins
l.. Il. Bean, s. A. Keystone, Miss Law
renee, Mrs. G.. &. Kennedy, Miss &. NJ
Noyes, Mrs. J. d. Lewis, j. NJ. Gil'in
Frank Woods aud wife, &. q. IIottrl
Miss Ethel Boyd, Il. NJ. Houston, i. s
Wright, Mrs. K. l.. Aud, {. f. Lund
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Co., II. OcrtcI, Bow
Chang Chan, l. IZumO and wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF G0NSTIPATBD
WHEN Gross. FEvERtSH AND
SICK GIVE CALIFORNIA sYR-
UP OF FIGS"

Children love this fruit laxative. %
ana nothiug else Cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels go nicely.
A child simply vii not stop playing
20 empty the bowels. and the result
ls they become tightly clogEed vita
waste, liver gafs sluggish. stomach
soura. then your little one becomes
cross. half sick. feverish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath Is bad.
system fun Of cold has sore throat.
stomach ache or diarrhoea Listen.
mother See 10 tongue L. coated. then
give a teas pooutul OF California Syr-
~ OF flss, and Ia a few hours an the
nsupated waste, sour bile and undi-
kested food passes out Of the system.
ana you have a well. playful child
again
Millions Of mothers give California
syrup OF FIGS bscaus. 90 h. perfectly
harmless, children love IL. and n n.y.
~ tails 20 act on the stomach. liver
and bowels
Ask your druggist for a 30 cent
bolue OF California Syrup OF Figs. F"
which has fun directions for babies.
children OF an ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle Be-
ware OF commercials sold here. Get
me genuine. made by California Rig
syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
MeMeehen Rriefs.

VIII Mcclure. who has been here
since the death of his father. '. l..
Mcclure, Will leave next week for his
home in western city.
Messrs. Johnson and HemphiH. OF
the Trimblr x Johnson Company. OF
Moundsyille, were here yesterday with
one Of their new Pullman cars. show
ing IL TO several prospective pur-
chasers.
Mr.. George ". Chambers. Of Gamer
on. is here the guest Of his mother
and other relatives 10 remain for a
day or two.
Mr. T. V. Noho. OF Woodland. IS
here the guest of his son. Dr. Yoho.
and family, OF Seventh and Marshall
streets.
Mrs. Howard Wolfeh wife OF Con
ductor Wolfe. OF the NoundsviIlo line.
is recovering nicely from a recent SCI
we're illness.
James s. Sirafoose. Of Noundsvua.
was I'm MCMechen yesterday a short
time on business
Mr.. J. L. McMechen. OF this city.
was boz Glendale and M0undsvillc yes
terday on. business.
Martin Conners. Of MCMechen. was
a MOundsyille business visitor yoster-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

ter. Nora, Of Good Intent spent SUNDAY
with Mr and Mrs John Harsh.
Mrs. Nenum. Of Burnsyille Is very
seriously ill OF pneumonia
Misses Flgssie Archer. Frances Brewer
ana Hazel kahlbauEh were calling 90
Mrs Campbell sunday.
Mr.. Zeke Chichester spent sunday VIVA
ms niece. Mrs. Lou How. Of near Dallas
br. waugh. Of Burusville. was a pro-
icNrluual caller 40 bloomfield sunday
br. Erlell. 81 calls. was a buslrsss
caller ai this place during the past week
vernon johnson who was hurt so a.
Tipuslv bN falling from a swing Mon
DAY. was not nearly so well from Thurs
Gay until sunday. but az this writing
SHOWS Improvement and the doctor
hopes for a speedy recovery. Nurse
LESSEE WiIkCTsDn. ~ WOLF Run wac
called fn assist Zoo caring for the lad
The general health o. our rorrrrIIrff,.
Ie not good. and Ir woodruff. OF DaIl4a
and 'r Summons. Of calls are making
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Two plain DRINKS were given the
minimum fine Of 81 and costs each in
police court yesterday afternoon.
Mr. William Gchert will return 10
Detroit today where Le is i'm the en-.
ploy OF the Cadillac Motor company.
after attending the funeral OF his
mother here last Friday and spending
several DAYS with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Evans. proprietor o. rio
lf'uWond Enterprise. g. considerably
improved from q recent illness. and =
nov able 90 Ep about his rooms
county superintendent OF schools IL
w Mcdowell was lu the CITY vs4tsrda \
laying plans FOR tho Teachers. syarnfra-
tom. which viii be held here nest
Miss Marie To-Gyre T. ul 90 her b,n,o
win 1u attack 0f ulsurisv
George Murphy has returned 20 work
ness 900
Wilbur BAIRD. - Cameron. is srerd.
ward 90 gu
r. y Hsuucu. ~ rUrH street f- all.
20 Do" about again following ar illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
View ohio Ineorporatious.

Tho L. ID. Goodman Company Ports
mouth, Ed. G. Strauss and others; SlO.-
The MuIholland Company. Cleveland.
John Mulhollaud and others. $4,000.
The Nymph Motor Company, Cleve-
land. Luther Day AMI others, 10000.
The Youngstown clay Product Com
uauy Youngstown, ohm p. HALEY ana
Others; $4,000.
The Anchor Lumber Company. Iron
ton. a. vs.. Adele and others $4,000.
The Ideal Amusement Company. Nor
wood, Geo. r. Stacey and others, SlO.-
HHr.
The Cincinnati Tag Company. Cincin-
nsti 90. a.. EsIuslsImeF and others. s25.-
600.
The SImous-Joscpr Shoe Company.
Cleveland. Max 80. -.muus and others.
10000.
Tro Goodrich Sweet Company. Lima.
3D. g.. Sweet and others. 5000.
The Advance HruuurIHg Company.
Lancaster. J. A. Egrkal and others. yg5-
The Zig -Four Sales Company. Find
laE. Arthur q. JIEel and others $1,000.
The Hardin County Agricultural com
pany. keutuu. o. a. Mccullough and
others. $4,000.
The uias Paving hriak Company. To-
l.ao. $4,000 Co 100000.
Decrease.
The SrnWHrtE tIutrIug Co. Ports
mouth. $4,000 Co flN.5UU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
BENW00D
ceuneu Msstins

A busy session OF the city council
was held last night. that being "a,
REGULAR semi-mouthly meeting A mo
ton Was passed authorizing the plr
chase o. three clusters OF ornamental
electric lights 90 b. placed around The
city building one wIll b. az the front
q the buiidins and the others st the
north and south corners.
The purchase OF eighteen pairs II
rubber boots Tor the Center and FIFTH
yard IRE companies vas authorized
twelve pairs will be given the Center
company and six pairs 10 the FIFTH
ward company.
Police officer Hawkins was taken
on his Fifth ward night beat and ma le
the weights and measures officer
This will not be- permanent but until
such time a. o. can be seen I'll the
ordinance is being enforced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
MOUNDSYILLB
Death Of kingdom Jones.

kingdom Jones. the o. year old son
Of Mr. and Mrs a. j. Jones. OF Tom.
iuson avenue. died suddenly yester.
day morning az the home OF his par.
srts from conclusion Of the brain
ir was injured about three years ago
while skating at the Camp Ground
but had apparently recovered from
that injury. Monday night while play
ing basket BAH with the high school
team be- received two or three bumps
which probably aggravated the old
bruises. lie went home az 30 O'Clock
and did not notice the injury. but
aV oke af o'clock and grew worse
rapidly and died about g o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
<. Of 20 ~ - EvenInn.

McMechen Lodge No. IA. X. OF p.
OF this city held their regular meet
Ing last night at their hall in the Nc
Mechen building, corner OF Seventh
and Marshall streets. A large number
OF the members were out and about
the entire membership of the lodge
will 90 70 Moundsville this evening TO
attend The visitation meeting at the
hall Of Little Prince lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
Returned Brass-

The brass which was stolen from
the automobile OF Mr.. John Bissett
last Thursday night was returned
sometime early yesterday morning
The police department was sure OF
It's man but az Mr.. BssVtt did not
wish To prosecute the offender ne WAS
Eiven a chance to escape the penalty
OF his theft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
Services at trinity Church

The Lenten services at the Trinity
episcopal church on Tenth street are
attracting much interest each eve.
hlns. Rev. Howard Meyers. the pastor
is in charge and is assisted by prouf.
nent ministers from other points .r1s
sermon tomorrow evening will De-
preached by Rev W. T.. Christian
arch deacon OF West Virginia. and a
former pastor Of the church here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
@. A. r. to Celebrate Lees surr.,I.-

The G. a. r. Of MouudsyIue have
appointed a committee consisting Of
.. hisinser. r. s. Bonar. 7. q. Ham.
nlolu ana Il. W. Thompson to arra1ge
pan ior the celebration OF the af.
S,elh anniversary Of the surrender Of
NeneIaI Lee " GonoraI Grant Anil D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
NJ MEGHBN
Veteran Association Meet No.

The b. d o. Veteran Employees As
soclauon. OF the Wheeling division,
VIII meet in an adjourned session al
the ouice Of Or. Hurley. medical ex-
aInlner Of the y. & o.. az Benwood
Friday, March ~, for the purpose OF
electing officers and also for the trans.
action Of any other business that may
come before them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
BusTrels Mems A,eo.IstTo,

The Moundsville business Mems
ASSOCIATION held its regular monthly
I.''l hE last uieht ar the Board AZ
race rooms in the Mercantile Bank
building. on Seventh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
Mr.. 8. 3. MeMeehen to coIumbu,

Mr.. b. b. McMechen left last eve.
nlng Tor Columbus. o.. where his SON
Elbert Is now having HIS eye treated
Tor an injury which occurred last
week when a small piece Of steel from
a hammer flew into IT, An operation
was performed but il was not a spc.
cess, the steel not being removed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

] - W"llshurE high school viii meet the
/ Union high school here next Friday
tIght This will be the second game
3 played between the two iH1tifutious M,
Nrst having been staged lU The ul-the-
/ river city. when both teams ran Wild
ana scored 90 viii although W@lIabgrg
came out iu .he lead The local season
l- last drawing tu a close. only one
more game remaining Uu th, schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Irof. /. =. Hauifau. state SupsrIuterd-
gut o. rural schools and Prof H l.
I"oicoru. superintendent OF schools iu
Union district. visited The sh,rrnrt
HEh school yesterday afternoon and
made short talks 90 the students SUI
Icrinttrdsnf Hauifau expressed himself
a. being we'll pleased with the worI
be INK done there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Tho Baptist Sunday school viii rl.
serve t1yF. Day next sunday. March
!. ~ ana Girls. Day on SUNDAY. var.r
~ TO BEL desired that a-I BOYS b..
lf'.'ni next sunday and strong .E
Tort Do being made t1 reach that mum.
Der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
Ladies' Bible Class 10 Hold so,iaI

The Ladies' Bible class OF the
Church OF God Will hold a social and
entertainment next Saturday evening
in the basement OF the church A
nice program has been prepared and
good supply Of refreshments will be
on hand for those attending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
5Ioyd and Alexander at cbsrr.s,,,

Messrs. John A. Bloyd and Captain
W. d. Alexander are az CharIrst,r
representing the M0undsvUs BOARD
OF Trade. 10 confer with the members
OF The legislature in regard TO pending
tax measures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

HOUSE
Mr.. Lovvett OF Adams. Limits tho
FOR 90 the amount OF il capitol stock
ana surplus
owner OF two automobiles 20 transfer
his license number from one car 20 tho
other. Also reduces dealers Zee from
Mr. Thompson. or Franklin. Authors
inE sheriff or mayor 20 appoint com
mission 10 public ryrnnasiums or athle-
tic clubs 20 hold public exhibitions.
M hsrnss 2f Hamilton. Removes
from operation OF the civil service law.
Mt Barnes. 81 Hamilton: Increases
length OF the term OF study OF law
students from three 20 four years.
Mr. Carver, OF Holmes: Authorizing
county school board 70 limit the school
year 20 seven months. Also provides
that county superintendent may excuse
pupils from ATTENDANCE In some cases.
compulsory 70 sell at public sale al
bonds held by the State Liability Board
Mr.. Cromley. or Knox: To compel
sinking fund trustees OF municipalities
20 advertise the sale OF bonds held by
Mr.. Benedict. or Lucas, Provides that
Jury com isgiuners shall take from roll
inE books all names or American born
Mr.. Benedict. 81 Lucas. Repcnls sec
tons OF law relating To selection OF jury
MIR oborIin. ~ Paulding: To prohibit
the placing OF earth upon public roads
Improved by macudemizing or other
pavement
Mr.. Besaw. o. Portage. Strengthen
ing the Moving Picture Censorship law
~ providing fine ana imprisonment for
leasing unCeusurrd films. using any part
% a hlm order eliminated or failure 70
display the official stamp or the Board
OF Consors with each hlm
Mr.. Plumb. 81 Delaware NniCfnw
county boards OF education elective IN
county district and distributes state
school funds on basis % enumeration.
makes optional exemption 81 Village
school districts from county supervision.
makes optional exemption or rural dis
tricts wanting Tef and End grad hirh
schools from district supervision. limits
district superintendent Co not more than
four In any county.
Mr.. White. Or Columbus. Providing
that no fees Tor prosecutions Of viola
lions Of humane society laws shall be-
allowed unless the same have been be-
gun with the consent OF the prosecuting
attorney.
Ohio produced only one-haIf the ton
40 al HH-NU O.
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Al Glendale HOSPITAL.

Leslie Anderson, the well known
railroad man. was taken TO the Glen
dale hospital yesterday and to-day he
Will be operated on for an affection
that has caused him much trouble for
some time past
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produced during 1913. according 20
e. Latcmeut issued by the statistical de-
pITtmcut or the industrial commission
s. terday. Last years production was
ls.5VU,uUU tons In 1913 the production
was g6.2s5.HBs tons