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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Sidelights on the European War

the activities behind those high bull
warks and in remote corners Of the
town. One looks and listenes, and re-
members that curiosity is out Of place
there
Melbourne, Australia. - CORES
pondence Of The Associated Press).-
The theory that strikes and other in
dustrial disturbances can be obviated
by compulsory arbitration, and the
somewhat popular belief that Austria
liza by reason of its employment of that
means OF meeting labor troubles is
virtually free from them. are given
somewhat negative aspect by figures
which have been made available by
the commonwealth statistician, G. II.
Knibbs, covering the year 1914.
In that period the total number Of
Industrial disputes was 337 against EOS
in the year 1913, the increase being
due almost wholly to labor troubles
in New South Wales. mainly at col
lieries. The total estimated loss in
wages was S2.427 sos. which was near
.ly "A per cent greater than in the pre-
ceding year. In all 7L049 persons
were involved
Since the outbreak Of the war there
has been no material reduction IN the
number of disputes Indeed ar
Knibbs' figures show. the number oil
new disputes during the last quarter
of 1914 was IS or 10 in excess OF the
average quarterly number for tAe
years 1913 and 1914.
Berlin-(Correspondence Of The AS
sociated Press.)-The police order
closing all dance halls in Berlin was
not able to dampen the ardor OF the
dancers, for whom a way to evade the
order was promptly found. This was
the establishing Of dancing hours o.
hundreds Of dancing masters most o.
whom were as little dancing masters
as their clients were pupils. To pa.
an end to this the police have ordered
that notice of such lessons be given
TO the proper police station in advance
and the names of the pupils and tl0
hour when they are expected 10 De ~
cIuded in this notice. The iessous
NAV not last more than two hours anu
not more than 80 persons may be pres
ent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
THE SILLY LITTLE GIRL.

She Is such little girl!-Such a pref
~ little girl,
And pasted on her forehead is a cum
ming little curl.
And on her youthful cheek. alas like
pcach-biow showing faint
OF courtesan IN temple white a little
daub % paint.
For the childish ignorance. the
sprightly little fool.
As dainty as a butterfly and stubborn
as n mule.
Has the idiotic notion that the stun
that mars and harms
VIII add 20 her attractiveness, viii
multiply her charms.
She is such a little girl,-such win
some little girl,
one grieves TO see her captive in Miss
Vanity's mad whirl.
She is ramping ike thoroughbred
all ready for the race
a silly little Ally that can never keep
the pace.
Poor little Kid, She's never learned
while striving after style
That the cheeks BY heaven painted are
the only kind worth while.
I wonder why her mother doesn't
spank her as she ought teri
Well. maybe. tbs because mamma is
foolish as her daughter,
-GRIFF ALEXANDER
THE fact that Danville has been
made dry will not prevent Uncle Joe
Cannon from continuing in the en-
joymcut % his long black cigars
COMMENTING on a proposal 20
merge all Methodist bodies. a repub-
lean exchange SAYS we can always
expect trusts 20 thrive under demo-
cratic administration
THE new city council OF Warren,
III. with Mayoress Garfield presiding,
opened its initial session with prayer.
In this connection II might be stated
that the Illinois legislature always
keeps a chaplain on the payroll
sd Latest Fiction.
How the Great European War
Started"
SOUL kissing On Humboldt park.
Chicago. IS TO be curhed. The woman's
club has taken up the matter and ap-
pointed committee 10 patrol the park
az night The members are 10 carry
stop watches Next We may expect 10
hear Of the appointment OF commit
tee 20 keep tab on the committee.
RCMoR now saws that Clarence
aiackay has been sending Mrs. John
Jacob Astor love messages and that
she likes their tone. The one who
was Mrs Maciay married the family
doctor. The one who was Mrs. Astor's
husband went down with the Titanic.
So wags the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

FRESH air as n treatment fol
has received another jolt
Many of the denirens OF the St Louis
roo have the disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
CHORDS AND
DLSCORDS

PROFESSOR Jolly was host to a
party of Rock Island high school
students at a dancing party at Gales
burg Saturday night following the ath-
Ietic meet II Is reported ]. L ". h
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Street Car Comedy.

NEFFtI UT NWWtuFs
ibid you hear OF the girl being
clecirocuted al Davenport bakery"
NO. Isn't that terrible? How did
u happen
Why. she stepped on a cookie with
4 currant IN a." II. c.
THE jitney cocktail is reported TO
be the latest bar concoction. but 1t
appears the price is not in keeping
with the name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

1T Is said yesterdays rain was
worth n million dollars. How much of
IL did you get?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

THE new city council OF Warren,
III. with Mayoress Garfield presiding,
opened its initial session with prayer.
In this connection II might be stated
that the Illinois legislature always
keeps a chaplain on the payroll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

PADERE%sKI-s refusal TO play the
piano now would go TO show that as
long as the war lasts one Pole won't
knock any persimmons.-Little Rock
Gazette
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

SOME Wit explains that a painless
dentist Is one who extracts only $40
from you when you expected 10 cough
$50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

sd Latest Fiction.
How the Great European War
"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

the activities behind those high bull
warlzs and in remote corners Of the
town. One looks and Iistenes, and re-
members that curiosity is out Of place
there"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

merge all Methodist bodies, a repub-
lean exchange SAYS we can always
Expect trusts 20 thrive under a demo
cratic administration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
NEWS BRIEFS

DELEGATES NAMED-Mayor Kirk
yesterday morning named General Al.
fred Caldwell. Hon. A. T. Sweeney and
lienry w. Schrebe as delegates TO the
national conference on city planning
at Detroit. June Z. and 3.
WILL ASK FOR PUMPERs-A re-
quest will be mrie by the fire depart.
ment for two a. bumpers this year,
motor driven.
FINED IN POLICE coURT-Joe
Bentz was fined s. and costs by Pc.
lice Judge Jordan yesterday morning
on charge OF being drunk.
TEAR UP STREETS-Work Is 10
be started by Contractor l.. G. Hallock,
next week. tearing up Eoff street. be-
low Twenty-seventh. The city street
gang will place the new paving.
ENGINE BLEW UP-One OF the
large engines Of the Ohio Valley Iitn.
ographing Company blew up Tuesday
afternoon. causing damage TO the
amount of 5000. No one was nurt.
MUST RAISE MoNEY-Under a
new law recently enacted. the county
commissioners will have to raise
$4,000 to pay for the keeping Of chart.
ty patients in local hospitals.
COL. WHITE IMPRoVED-CoI
Robert White. who has been quite III
at his home at Pleasant Valley. IL
able to be about again. His physi.
clans advised against his going 10
Richmond to attend the Confederate
reunion. or taking part in the memo
rial services here today.
INSPECT PLAYoRoUNDs-H. w
Schrebe. John II. Rennard and John
5. Butts. composing the municipal
park and Fairgrounds commission, ex
poet 10 make tour OF the city in a
few days for the purpose OF finding
out the condition OF the parks before
council meets in July.
INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY -
Mayor n. l.. Kirk has received a let
ter from a woman giving her name as
Ellen Rosenberger. OF Philadelphia
asking permission to come TO this city
H. The interest Of prohibition.
M. c. coMMENcEMENT-There
viii be number OF old graduates OF
this community TO attend the com
mencement exercises of Marietta Col
lege. which begins June -. starting
with the inter-class aquatic sports
willie the defamation contests will
also be held on that day.
DIRECTORS MEETING FRIDAY
afternoon. At 9 o'clock. a meeting OF
the Wheeling Fairgrounds Associa
ton will be held at it, Headquarters.
assembly room Of the Board OF Trade
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the most serious attention and praati.
cal consideration to anv friendly sug-
gestion reaching him from President
Wilson whose unselfshness OF pur.
pose he well understands and fully
appreciate
Orders Tor the American troops
along the border 20 cooperate with the
Red Cross To- getting food supplies TO
starving MeNicans probably viii be ls-
sued a. the war department. this week
as result o. a conferences late today
between President Wilson and Miss
Mabel Boardman
Because Of Interruptions Of the com
munications between Vera Cruz and
Mexico City. 90 is understood efforts
viii b. made 20 zet food TO the old
capital from the northern border
Communication Destroyed
State department adyi,es today
raid there was no communication De-
tween Taupic0 and Panuco. whore
villa forces are operating. End tnat
Petroleum companies feared f trans.
portafion Wsp NOT rooa restored the
petroleum would overflow tho STORAGE
tanke and run into the ryer Two
hundred MEXICAN employees % tho
STANDARD Oh company we're reported
on strike at Tanuco
Another repor. received today an
rouuccd The Issuance 90 q villa oe-
cree establishing courts % Justice m
The villa territory effective MAY a.
llermosillo was faid 20 be- quiet. after
being placed under martial law By
Governor Maytorcrs a. tho result or
footing
4 consular dispatch said there was
70 truth in reports Of the capture o.
John Gross and family By Ysqui In.
dians
The Carranza agency gave out q
cablerram from Vera Cruz stating
that General CarranEa today signed
an order allowing the Introduction 90
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for the eventual restoration OF peace
m Europe was suggestion widely
current
In German quarters tonight opti
mism was apparent
The four affidavits presented 10 tho
state department by the German em.
bassy alleging that guns were carried
by The Lusitania IL believed 10 be the
evidence 10 which the German govern
ment referred In its last note. should
10 deevlop that the foreign Office had
been misinformed German diploma
ISIS said an acknowledgment Of the
mistake would not be withheld. Thes D.
ahtdavits were not made public by
either the embassy or the state d.
partment. but the character OF the In
dividuals who made them and ,beir
testimony is being made the subiec of
p quiet investigation. Those oHicloIs
who had seen tho statements. how.
ever. were confident that they coufl
not be accepted a. disproving Tho
testimony given by inspectors Who's
duty 10 was 10 search Tor guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
DISCONTINUANCE
OF GAS PLANT
RGcohnEsoEo BY BoARo OF
CONTROL IN MESSAGE
TO COUNCIL.
Municipal white Elephant Declared
To Be Consistently Losing y
Money For City.

despite the fac, that council some
months ago voted 20 continue the mu-
nicipal Eas plant. the Board Of Control
az III meeting yesterday decided 20
draft a message 10 the new council
asking for the immediate abandon.
mcnt OF this white elephant" as n
has been termed This plant cost the
city $4,000 and was completed IN
1905
Yesterdays action T. based upon NJ.
ures which the Board OF Control
claims show that the gas plant is con.
sistentiy losing the city money. TINS
Is attributed to the fact that the city
Il charging IS cents per thousand Gu
bic feet for the product. while ulumi-
mating gas can De bought OF the Natu-
raj Gas company for - cents per
thousand cubic feet. Furthermore.
the Increased Use OF electricity has
made the plant depreciate In value.
six months ago. the board asked
council to close the plant. due TO the
Increased cost OF oil and accessories.
At the time the case OF the city
against the Natural Gas company was
pending before the State supreme
court. and council did not consider II
consistent to discontinue the plant AZ
that time. However. the state held
that the city could not monopolize on
the production of any product.
u seems that the demand for nat
ural gas has increased to such proper.
tons that the plant Is a worthless
heap. Some time ago the gas com
pany offered the city $1,000 per year
for the use Of its pipes but this was
refused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

General Villas representative here.
Enrique Llorente. promptly issued a
statement saying the convention gov
eminent had tried TO put into enect
the very ideas set forth by Mr.. Wilson
and was ready % cooperate az any
time with opposing factions The ar-
rama agency was silent. hut 10 Was
predicted that General Carrgnza Would
endeavor 20 demonstrate by "a quick
campaign on Mexico City that he could
dominate an other factions In mill
tary way and thereby command rccog-
milton Of foreign governments
Representative here ~ some Of the
thousands ~ exiled Mexicans wao were
driven from their country. but the
cOnstitutionalists expressed their ap-
prevail Of the President plan but
doubted whether tho villa AMI Car
rama and Iapsta elements could reach
on agreement The possibility az an.
other revolutionary movement to TAX.
under ite standard the best % mente
in Tine Villa and Csrrsnza ranks was
widely discussed
Llorente'a Statement
After reading President Wilson'S
statement Enrique Llorcnte. head Of
The villa agency here. issued the fol
lOwinE.
The convention government Of
whose military forces General villa Is
con mander in-chief. was created in the
very spirit iu which President VIII
sons declaration was written. but un.
fortunately many of those who have
undertaken % support and maintain
that government failed in adherence
TO thcir pledges. Since thcn General
villa has on numerous occasions sienl
hed desire To- reach an accord with
those who are opposing him. even q
willingness TO entirely eliminate him
rof from the situation. should occa-
F0n seem to 90 demand
General villa will certainly give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

wrote Dr. Pierce concerning my case
and Immediately received a reply advis-
iug NE 10 take Golden Medical Dis
oovery' and Nux VOmica and eat
graham bread and to avoid drinking
anything at meal time. / used the
remedies about three months. / am
now perfectly healthy, for which am
very grateful indeed - MRs NORA
BRIGGS, New Martinsviile. West Va.
Now o. the time 10 bring TO vour ala
DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
On tablet or liquid form. This won.
drrful remedy helps TO restore tho
stomach to ns natural health and
strength and 10 secure proper low ~
The digestive juices, a good appetite and
full digestion ~ the food you eat. 10 i'm
vig0raies the liver, regulates the bowels
and purhcs and enrichee the blood.
lJr. Piercc'a Golden Medical pisc0v-
cry "a absolutely free from alcohol
aud injurious drugs. YOu can take it
nrd Do certain Won will End 70 y true
hipHfi-makcr. fisguo-huilder anil 70
sf0rHtive nerve tonic and that 10 win
prOduce no eUH affer-c0ccfs. Thou.
sands - probably many Of your own
noighbor- are willing 90 recommend
br. PIeroe's Golden Medical Discovery
lecnusc if hae made fhom stronger In
body, brain and nerve. Write doctor
Pierce. ln,a'ds' Hotel Buffalo. ~. ",
'or Tree medical advice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
WILSON
tcontInnsa - -, F.r.l

craft as commerce DESTROYER The
exercise of tho right or visit and
search. however. tho President BE- said
70 have explained. would no insisted
upon when submarines encounter ur.
armed merchantmen or vessels which
do not resist capture
IN some we'll Informed quarters. the
conference was discussed a. likely 10
lead 20 important results with respect
- the general European situation
While the President. % o. believed. I'm
adherence 20 hts expressed policy.
would not talk Of the relations Of this
country With Great Britain 10 The Ger.
man au-bassador the possibility that a
return 10 international law By en- the
belliEerents mieht eventually BE- &C.
complished by the efforts ~ the
IUnited States. and thus pave the way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
BOY is MISSING
FROM HIS HOME
MAY HAVE LEFT CITY WITH
WATER CIRCUS YESTERDAY.
Lumy Taylor MysteriousIy Disappears
From csldwelrs Run Home-Po-
lice Conduct Search.

A fifteen-year-old boy by the name
of Lumy Taylor mysteriously disap.
peared from his hone on Caldwelrs
Run. yesterday.
II appears the youngster went on IA
play and was not missed until the
time arrived for the boy 70 come home
His parents waited for a time. then
finally started out in search OF him
Not finding him. police headquarters
was called and general search be
gun. Up to a late hour last night
nothing was heard OF him
u Is Thought the youngster wanted
little different from the daily rou
tine Of play and ran on With the Water
circus which recently showed I'm this
city. but nothing definite can be said
Of hiF wherea bouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
RUNAWAY TEAM
In mad Dash Dovvn Street pauar. A.,
ped ny n0V

itehinn ur Alley G. fhrnra Ir..
FIgl cuth street. war the earifIrf afu..
pulled orr carly yraefrdar afternoon H.
.a team % horses attacked to > hfa..
N. POI th'ir wild run thff coiIIi.I
With on auto delivery wagon 4f ff.
" hffunE 90 .nm Dye Works n front or
the refabIahuunf So a. rfr,..l..
down Market street ,ghen w-uiar- Tr.I
effeld son on ratr0lman HaharfIaIf
rushed into che street and. Win rru.H
efL,rt. stopped The runaway
Inf dfIltHrr wnEDu Was badly dan.
49, end WIS taken 90 q shop Tor rt.
Inc farmer who owned tho team CAM.
20 SHORTLY. hut refused tu give hia uaU..
ana hurriedly drove up Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
A oREAT PICTURE

.risrrra klrfnr.a .sf0r TnIrrs founded
on the CONAN a ffsrrIr farce Of fHHf
name written hy Cnripir Moore. viii o..
seen 90 IHN Court Theatre on THuraH4F
FRIDAY end Saturday WIH hIa ueusI
fnOr0ur hnrar. EflrEr EIfIuH nan ufIul..I
moot or fN. u.rnrrrra OF fha DrIrI HnI
Hfnrr rHrI which Included Mar. Frlr.
Harry MeafHvrr UrfuII howard tft.rf
Targruirr william IuFd and MnrruarIf.
BOYD.
Efou THOR o. errraaulur farce nn.i
har been filmed Iu five parts There BEL
anuu ana action from IIlIa o. fHIf. riarr
With a laugh lu r.trr fuUf ff wac com.
Fldnrff one ~ ODE funniest rurIndIrr IIr
the American ofarr and Iu film bee
proven itself genuine laugh .rrlrnkf b
~ fhc furrrleat kind Two perf0rmHnrrr
daily. IH ara F.ls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

FL PASO. Texas. June . Francis
coe McManus. villa consul at n Paso.
made the following statement relative
10 President Wilson's note.
Except 60 emphatically state that {
10 not In any way recognize the rtFht
.of the United states tO interfere n
the domestic affairs q Mexico. I have
no statement az his time. to make re-
garding the Wilson note
y can add. however. that foreirners
and Mexicans slike. who have gone
about their legitimate pursuits IN ter
.rtory controlled by General VIVA.
have received protection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

with blOating in
my stomach after
eating and was 20
constipated that
my only relief was
laxatives OF injec-
tons. I trfe 4
many remedies and
doctored with two
hysicians but
would only get re-
lief for n short
time Fiualiv 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
FOOD INSPECTOR
Reports go Defective Scales ana Meas
urinF Devices Enamined During
Past Year.

ulffe1 nI. report fO tn. NHrIr fa. tho
vast eleven months Ir which boo shows
fH1f Iu fnaf time fa. ..HI.. and meas.
Percent of fNIs defect rrH boo favor I'D
Tho anOr Hrrrcr. while tho other wa.
HEHInsf Dim The Iu.a 90 ruaInrHers fYr
fNn period through rH.lf. .rrfe- W..
Used nf fH.sfl Tho Inspector fn E..
r.r1mmrndHfIou urged rrraffr n.IfrrrI.
fr for che office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
MANY DIPLOMAS
FROM WESLEYAN
Lib TzDsssDz1. Jusn Il sI
r~szsy-rhrss corisr. Decree. ana nor.
1han 1n1ty Norma Diplomas
WIN Bs Awarded

ETrklfAN%OS. ~ Va June -
me scsassny csriinssts s sns snors ' mo
<rty normal diplomas viii b. awarded
~ West tirginia Wesleyan COLLEGE. al
June -. Tne exercises FOR cornnsuce-
nent ve:k I'll eontInus from frisay.
The following - The program.
Friday. Jons fith
y Rev. ~ won ard EDNA winlfred
Anceracn Prize contest
saturday. june 18th.
T. ~. Prize Heading contest.
sunday. June IAN.
ie:so =. N. nassalaarests sermon 90.
2 81 tM. v csulshj Asseeis,i i'Si.''
20 A.. ~. 1'rurtsss Meeting
= .. ~. AT Exhibit
: =. ~. oratoria. school 81 Music.
=, tuesday. June 18Th
y ~ Alumni banquet
r. ~ Senior Class Exercise.
Wednesday. June 18Th.
4" n ~, college Commencement.
bishop Luther Is. wilson. IL ID.
r. N academy and Departments Com
Address. Hon. Pred o. Blue
Degrees and diplomas will be AWARDED
College Degrees.
May Jane Arbuthnot. A. n. Parkers-
adam BIRD. A. b.. Lumbsrport. w. Va
,. May Enzseeth Boyisn. A r.. Buck
Claude A. Brake. II. s.. Buckhannon
Ralph c. Brown. A. b.. Grafton. VIVA
VIM Ray Chapman. A. b.. Buckhan-
.Josephins Clark. A. b. Buekhannon.
Lois Clark. A. b.. Buckhannon. w. Va
Minnie Cobb. u. s.. MERGERS Bottom.
jean Down.-. A b, Buehhannon. w.
louis Edward Fahrion. A. B.. Piekens.
cIson Roscoe Fitzhush. B. s.. Bridge
Isri Newton Flowers. A. b. ciarks-
AionEo Trennie Harrah. b. Ped. Buck
harmon. W. Va
.--Emma Grace Metheny. A. B.. Buck
haDnon. w. Va
John Luther Norris. A. b. Buekhan-
non. w. Va.
oilmors Franklin Queen. b. Ped. Buck
harmon. W. Va
Roberta Anna Roger. A. b.. Buekhan-
non. w. Va
Adslaine Marie Root. A. b.. wheeling.
Msude Susan Ryder. b. Ped. Dunmore.
w. Va
Burrows NJ. snodgrass. A. r.. New
Martinsville. W. Va
Harry Adams Stansbury. y. s..
Marshes. W. Va
Bertha Ann Waugh. b. Ped. Meats
Vile. w. Va
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all supplies into Mexico city. and that
food was being furnished on request
in every locality controlled by Car
rama forces
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COMMENCEMENT In
TWO OHIO SCHOOLS
MARTINS FERRY AND BRIDGE
PORT TO GRADUATE
CLASSES TONIGHT.
T~enty-three viii Receive oipior.as
IN MARTINS Ferry ard Eleven
in er.oaeport

The annua. commencement e.er-
cises Of the Martins Ferry Align
school will be- held this evening IN
ne High school Auditorium. and no
doubt large crowd will BE- In attend.
anee. class Of - young men and
women viii 20 out into the world this
evening. having completed their four
year course in the High school The
various classes Of the High school
were busy yesterday getting the audi
forum In readiness for the exercises.
which are said TO be very elaborate.
The following r. the program which
win be rendered this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
HUNDREDS TESTIFY HERE
IN THIS STATE.

New Martinsville. West Va. -vFor
several years ] was a sufferer from indi-
gestlon and constipation. Was bothered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

The annual commencement of the
Bridgeport High school will be held
this evening In the Kirkwood NJ. n.
church. and a class OF N young ladies
and young men will complete their
High school work. The class this
year. while not as large as In former
years. is a creditable showing. The
following Is the program which will
be rendered at the exercises TO be
held this evening: