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.ANTIcLlMAz.

After making O big bluff of sailing
D Germany with ia cargo OF cotton.
he Dacia. over which a big contro.
ersy ragged. has ignominously put In
/ Norfolk. IN view Of the theatricals
hat attended the departure of this
esseI fronl Galveston and the strong
acking she received from the United
tates stnte department, which, It
ras alleged, was going to test the in.
irrational law on the transfer of
essels. the action. OF the 'Dacia comes
3 a ridiculous anticlimax.
II seems possible that the fact fin.
lily percolated the Uranium Of even
ecretary Bryan that the wishes OF
imself and President Wilson could
OF be recognized on the spur Of the
loment as Or sufficient weight to set
side all the rules OF war. Il Is more
kelly, however. that the new owner
{ the Dacin figured the matter out
nd failed to see where he could get
~ compensation for his vesselif she
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Now / am shure1 win stay. sed Pm
and just then the ladies calm IN the
Shakespeer sisters, Moast OF thern
was kind OF oald, there was ten oil
them and only one OF them was fat
and she was married. Thare was one
awful tail and slim guri thare her
maine was Miss Bildse. Mi toad
Pa she was a graduate OF yassar IN
the oald days. She was the toast
master and the minnit' she got In her
sect at the he'd OF the table she sed
ladies and so forth, we are heer 10
dis cuss the greatest geenyusE that was
ever on the fails Of the erth. refer
to Willyum Shakespeer. Nov, ladies
and so forth. sed Miss Bludse, vie ara
confronted with one question was
was Hamlet insane?
Sure, he was q bug. sedEPa.
There Is a lot; Of peepul outside tho
inside, sed Miss Bludse that ought to
be inside out OF the outside. Now,sis.
tiers, we will take up the subjec of the
evening, was Othello out OF his mind
wen he put q pillow over his wifes
faice.
Well, sed Pa, kind OF careful, maybe
she was talking too much at the time.
1 don't think he meant any real harm.
But the wommin persisted, said Misa
Biudse.
Now, sisters. sed Miss Bludse, We
will each lift up a sparkling glass OF
cold water and drink to the graft
Shakespeer, the only man that ever
had the courage to show up man in
his true colors. Woant you drink that
toast, she asked Pa.
No. thank you, sed Pa, amt thirs.
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Sells Out
Fairmont News Go,

The announcement has Just been
made that Louis X, obdyke,, Jr., pro.
prietor Of the Fairmont News Com.
pany, has sold the business 10 i. d.
Moore, OF Mercer, Pa.
Mr.. Moore has been nSthe city for
several days learning the new bust.
ness and has now assumed active
charge. He has been In the news bus.
iness for several years, SO the labor
will not be new to him.
Mr.. Obdyke has conducted the News
Companion about Is months and dur.
ing his stay made many warm friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-13
Ever See a Chauffeur Champ
His Bits?

There is something about the night
OF the charity ball which partakes Of
its witching influence. The very air
OF the town is all agog. Take Sher-
man street Just before 9 o'clock as an
epitome Of craftsmanship swelldom.
The curb Is fairly lined with takes,
whose FESTIVE chauffeurs are champ.
ing their bits, SO to speak, and toot.
ing u%nmelodious noisemakers to warn
tardy beauties that time files and
there is more to follow.-Jolit IND
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sAVINegTHEm.

The legislature is saving every
hing from being killed from coca
ola to the newspapers. The present
lody Of solons Isl death on freak
measures. "A Legislature with a level
iead % better than a man with, the
anne attachment. In this particular,
n the essentialkof common sense and
Justice, West Virginia never before
lad Q legislature to quite equal the
resent one.-State Journal.
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four alley box bali alley and i town
lot. Doubtiessiy no failed TO and the
blacksmith shop or he would have
taken an option on that-oakland
Democrat.
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were captured and conascated by
England. as she most certainly would
be II she were 10 saii.-Wheeilng
News.
February 10 o short. mean month,
but IS Is more honored than all the
others for the birthdays OF the two
greatest Observation-Disclosures.
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vs. This 10 the Life.
Mrs. Henry Jameson presided at
the tea table at the guest day Of the
matinee musicale this week. Mrs.
Jameson had the pot Of tea and a not
water urn IN which the water Is kept
hot by a spirit lamp. In this way
the tea is made in whatever sSrengih
the guest pretGrs, the hot wafer be-
ing added 20 suit her, aGi suga.,
lemon and nther additions being made
by the guest.
Mrs. John W Kern, who is at horie
from Washington fer a few weeks,
has an attractive tea table each Mon.
day. Mrs. Kern does her own serv.
Ing, after the maid brings in the tea.
pot-Indianapolis tInd.) News.
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eanoI 90 More rtadItIon..

10 Wore rdultloha.
First batch of entries in the tra1i-
ton smashing contest Of this palla-
dunn OF wit and wisdom:
'rne B. NJ. went and done 1t. smash:
les Cumberland's b. 1. tradition.
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-gyS1fnIto 10 DIne1E
STOCKHOLM, o DISQUALIFICATION
10 lexpressed by the Swedish press be.
cause of German proclamation rela.
tive to o blockade Of the British
1sles.-Cumberland Evening Times.
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Joshers' Club Luncheon,
tFor Highbrows 0nly.)
Olives pourries. de mauyais pain ct
de Ia biere gatee.
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Just Smiles.

How the Band 10 Regarded at Home.
The hall was beautifully decorated
and the Seventy.fourth Band, under
the leadership OF John Bolton, occu-
pied an elevated platform in the mid.
die OF the hall. Surrounding the plat.
form was a high picket fence, giving
1t the appearance OF q stockade for
cattle.-Buffalo Times.
A Regular War Contract.
A. c. Whetsell made q trip to Al.
.brightsyille. W. Va, last Thursday
where he was negotiating for the
purchase of q five table pool room. n
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signs on the seaboard Air
Line.
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I've never lost a cellar Fulton I'M
dn: tie dresser 3. a crucial m on,ent.
Il. Il x.
My fountain pen never fails to
work. 1T.
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Cheerful New. for the Prohibi.ion
South.
ONE MILE TO A TANK.
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UNONTOWN, 0.

rNTONTOWN. o.. Jan. 20. W r..
Caldwell and daughters. Ethel and Mrs.
Fred Wilkinson. were M the home OF NJ
T.. Price. Monday afternoon.
Mr. Charley Randolph. wife and two
daughters and little son. we're here vita
Mrs Eandolph's mother. Mrs Hicks Sab
Mics May Hicks spent from Saturday
until Monday with her mother. Mrs. Bell
Hicks
SIR Everett Uaysc was nj New Athens
Tuesday with his mother
Mr. IS %. Lee and family visited with
Mr. william Lodge and family az BAN
sir I1us- Price visited with her pare
cn,s o. = IlaiysviIle. from Thursday
rrs f.rIir Valley Farmers club met Of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan.
WNI-s day.
ME mem. sre o. CranaupIs congrrrs-
at tHr homes ~ the members prepare
f.r. fro their winter communion wHI.r
VIII D.. fgf .irst sabbath In february
Nf- N. o. Price were 300 Flushing Turs-
George and rnHr caldwell and sisters.
HsrE Lodge and sister Miss Edith and
N1E N'.E" rrd NI.a rH". MrrrIIfr ans
spent Monday evening with william TRy-
W- u D. E.,.r.r end sister were
E.sef- NJ M. Nahion N..s1ls and sister
H- rrF Sire Ralph Randolph arr
III. -..... Hur-'. SIR md hrr HHrf
,. N. 90. N..ImIg.t M- ono mrE
al ..'' you poi.
gr.'r nf Che home oft Mr. and Nrs.
N... MARTINS Randolph. % FLUSHING
who I.rr I.rU u''H Dor grandmother
N.. I.I..u au.rf from Saturday until
N--f1g v'tr frs borne. f.iss
r..'. "..T Is rfHT tH IHHr arr sH- 4Hrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Jacob Weizer has returned from a
visit with friends at Pittsburgh. D..
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the South
Bellaire VI. +. church will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Albert
Wilson. on Twenty-third street.
Guy Lynch. OF Woodsheld. has re.
turned home after a visit With friends
here.
Miss Mary Feeney. OF Crescent
street, has recovered from a brief i'll
ness.
Mrs. II. A. Matson. Of Chicago. Is a
guest OF Mrs. Harry Weeks. Of South
Bellaire.
l.. =. Keyser has returned from a
visit with friends at St Clairsville.
Miss Martha Barnes is spending a
few days with relatives in Cleveland
Mrs. Charles Campbell Is III at her
home In South Bellaire.
Mrs. Ora Weeks has returned from
a visit with friends at Cameron.
Mrs. Fred Spriggs has gone to Cald-
well, called there by the serious i'll
ness OF her father.
Rev. Richard Yocum, OF Maplewood.
o., who has accepted call 70 the pas
torate OF the First Reformed church.
IS expected here next week 20 take up
bis work
Prosecuting Attorney George Thorn
burg was a visitor in the city yester.
day.
County Auditor Emerson Campbell.
~ ST. Ciajrsvilie. was a guest OF
friends here yesterday.
Miss Gusta Lando IS IN at her home
on North Noble street.
Rev Earrrc n Smith naafor uf Aha.
First " r. church. preached at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

the Ice cream social AZ the Fairvievv
school house last evening.
The township board OF education viii
hold an lmpirtaut meeting In the clerk =
office this afternoon.
An ice cream social will be given this
evening ir the Acthaville chapel and sew
eral from this city viii attend.
4 large crowd attended the two has
keth1ll games played 10 the Arnory hall
The church Of God IN the UPPER part
or the city VIII hold market TINS art
crnoon In the II. v. White store on
Fourth street.
4 social session was the closing fea-
ture OF the meeting of the Improved or
der OF Red Men last evening.
Yesterday morning was one OF the
coolest Of the sea son and there was n
great deal Of suffering In the city.
r. y. Irwin will leave tomorrow after
noon FOR Columbus. where he viii at
tend "a meeting OF the Great Chiefs OF
the Red Men Tuesday.
Choir practice was held AT the St
paIls Episcopal church last evening inn
mcdiately after the regular services were
over.
Tho directors Of the Board Of Trade
held "a meeting In their home last eve
ming. several matters were given at
Tickets have been placed on sale for
social which will be given by the
Lady Moose circle In their hall Satur-
The annual meeting OF the stockhoid-
ers OF the stanton Heater company Will
be held next Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney George Cooke Of this city.
has been appointed receiver for the In
dependent Publishing company In this
city.
Rev. W. X Holt had charge OF the
services M the city Gospel Mission iast
evening.
Mastery Wilson g. reported 20 be ser
iourly III OF his home on North Fourth
street.
Several from this city will attend the
which viii Doc given NJ Clarke's hati.
west Of the city this evening.
This years graduating class will he
composed OF twouty-four students as
several Of THOSE failing in the last tests
will make Up the work
There are many iu this city who be-
HcVs that 70 settlement Of the miners
strike win be made in the next few DAYS.
Mrs. William Webb continues 20 ini-
prove az her home on tavette street. aft
or several weeks illness
Misses Mary Gallagher and Esther
ffeziop the victims % the coasting aC-
cIdent Tuesday evening are recovering
az their homes.
Wrbbcr Russell o. still in serious
condition af his home on Grant avenue
whore he has been confined for several
weeks.
several Of the out-of-tovyu students
will be home this evening 90 spent sun
dav with their Parents.
Ira IT, SHlEwiCk has returned from a
trip fU Columbus. where he attended a
meeting Of the Associated Daily papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
MARTINS FERRY


Telegram aas deceived fl .r.- city
Gratsr-aE afterlCll auuHluEIrE ne
1gatl % harrl- uu.r1erH. -r .r .HIEsH.
aNts srcre - aal sllr ere. rHrrlH
~ RI Dc hops raut als nra.ra aulll Be-
l+retiftea FDr rlc EAST saFtrti serls
ans from rheuulatlsm hlf nfs Ts.rF .srt.
a. snocs o. Els friends aU1 re .lrINes
ir l.s 1itf For --vsral yt1ra ns uas
a sattsrer ron asthma and Tor that rea-
-un 80 bought lEar u -harr- Fr .IIr.ar.
Na44a n+lrflf Hfrr me deceased uH-
aI44t flity year % age and is Survived
~ thfer sons. trrrarlt. Harry ard rIar-
euco all residing 10 tnIa CIV m. r.5rr-
-r. Mrs- Com al -uumrrs and several
brothers and sisters alec reside here H.
a. n.emhHr uI the local Arrla %
Lag e.. The remains uiE h. h-r..rr H.,
an. city Tor tuterfnerf
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Dwelling Damaged BY FIrs.

Prompt work on the part OF the Bel.
laire fre department saved the resi-
dence Of r. L. Henderson on Franklin
street from total destruction yester-
day. Smoke was discovered coming
from the attic windows. and an alarm
was turned I'm. The firemen arrived
promptly and discovered that the IRE
originated in the attic from a defec-
tive hue. The fames had gained con-
Siderable Roadway. ana n portion or
the roof was badly damaged before
the FIRE was extinguished. The loss
is estimated at $500. partly covered by
insurance.
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COURAGE rs COMMON IN THIS
WAR

LONDON. Jan. 2g.-Eyery English
man knows how 90 die bravely. The
Irish. Scotch and English soldiers face
the bayonefa. the machine guns as
though out on dress parade. II Is the
men who sicken and die IN the trench
e.. or az home after an arduous cam
paign that our sympathy goes out to
most. There are thousands OF such
men behind the battle lines who went
90 the front without the strong consti-
tuition and good pure blood 20 with
stand the dCpriyatlou7. the hardships
Of the campaign an Belgium and
France. It's waruing that We should
pay strict attention To- our stomach.
liver and blood. N one is all out Of
sorts hr should take an invigoratinE
tonic and Alternative such a. Dr
pirrrn'a Golden Medical Discovery
which cures diseases ~ the stomach
and organs OF digestion and nutrition.
10 eliminates from the blood disease
breeding ru.auua. 10 makes the blood
rich and pure. and furnishes a fouuda.
fioH f1r sound. physical health. F1fts
years gru. Ur Fierce. of The Invalid.
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buna
Ir. NJ st.. found that certain barks and
roots manufactured by using Elyccrino
without fhr uao Uf alcohol or ouI1foa.
made into o. concentrated extract.
which In called Ur Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery. made rtimuIaf
IHr tonic for fhH stimulation ~ food
and craLIrafrI stomach. helped the
digestion and aa poieorq from the
blood. This o. natures cure Tor iudi.
Hr..IuH and hE correcting Che af1m
H.H. and thereby feeding inc blood 1n
pure ua'eriau.. Che red blood cor.
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Blood Destruction
Stopped and Rebuilt
Worries Overcome, Evidence
Brushed Away. The
Skin Cleared.

s. r. s., ths famous blood rurids-. fs
mn1.a architect Do contemplate The dem.
nrr done and repairs fra dHmara no also
looks anrr Che pUea.his damage end cor.
rr0t4 aI tendency f1 hfu1d rrurUHns. decay
- bones r.1reiur n joints and any and
ar n those myriad ~ nertrHrtve elects
such aH rhrruaf .sm. rHfnrrr. swollen rfaud-
sore throat bronchial affections and the
host n Inhrmif'es r1 vcm known as being
r1u7rd ~ impure hir0H and nov WIN
should 81 do hI mss e'nuTy brraurs
30 i1 natures nrffHfa. r. remedy ~ search.
Inr IrfTfurr Dr. contains powerful nat.
r-sl irrrrdrrt fhHt areeus ra uay 90 tho
ftln. And i1 doing this 90 not only ami.
hiaina drrirnrfIEr TrrTa hut causes them
f1 o. H1 rrrvrrfrf That they are easily
md harm '-a4ir V0Ifrd. eru-ued rr a.
rr.rrd rrf then driven ont through the
natural outlets ~ fHH BODY Thus faf
Dol r.rr safeguard iu aU blood
troubles rH natter vEHf they ere DC
won't r1H rHH glf o. bottle fuFHy ~ auy
fr-r.t tHt rrfIar any end OBJ substi
trf.H
Coo in rrumTr i4afira With fhs medical
department Write Tho svfr snarifr 60 Id.
.f Swirl ride hTrrf1. ga This special
advisory u.rt HH hHHd Troubles has been
~ ir.r'.r.ah'7 fHu.rt anI has cured
l1.t 10 sIferru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Subject Tor SUNDAY evening at the
Presby tsrian Church-"Church Member
ship and Secret Societies" Every one
invited.
Charles Dobbins. prominent wool rner-
chant. still continues seriously ~ az
his home on Past Main street
Henry MCCOuahCy. pension agent or
Bethesda. was ia this city on business
W edue sday.
". n Dcavar and wife. OF Atlag.
visited friends here Thursday.
.. n. Arnold OF Fairview. was "A bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Watt Young. a former
resident who has been living In Bald
here Thursday and viii make this her
future home.
Mrs. Maggie Frazier has returned 60
her home tn Newark after a visit with
relatives and friends here
br. ~. kennou. OF East Main street,
who recently broke his arm. Is able 20 be
about and attend 90 his practice.
The farmers institute O. being held
az Somerton on Friday and Saturday %
this week
street. Is a visitor In Wheeling to-day.
Charles Holloway. Of the United Dairy
Co OF wheeling. II spending n Few days
with his family on East Main street.
Mayor George a. Colpitts, or this
city. was business visitor AZ st.
Miss Maudo Maxwell. Of North Lin
coin avenue leaves saturday for visit
with her sister. Mrs. Harold Rutter' or
Mansfield. -.
Dr. Fred Peregoy was A professional
visitor az Haileys Mills on Thursday.
A. -. Craig and George Murphy or
Bethesda we're business visitors here
Miss mildred Ely. Of North Chestnut
street is visiting relatives IN Akron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

luhrmary Director Cope Will be Ir cine
city today lu order Co. trE Hn effect n
settlement iu dispute between the
Tease township ana luitnsg township Dol
'Eard 90 caring fur "a man. several
.echE ago man by Else name OFT Rose.
mo said hts home was boo E.IIaIrs. IHII
"n the streets and injured h.a I.l. The
..Iu has been confined BOZ fr. r.fg UuiIH-
.r over since. Tho Peas" township
uefees claim that the man belong. 10
Hltucy township IE HIH home d. .H.I
tu be- ON Rose IIIf boz TsffHIrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
PROMINENT EDUCATOR DEAD

PRINCETON. y. J.. Jan. 2s.-Cyrus
Fogg Bracket. professor emeritus OF
physics at Princeton university. died
here today. He was 50 years old. Pro.
lessor Bracket retired from teaching
I'm 1908 after 30 years service. Since
his retired he had bee nat work In
the laboratory OF the university every
day until within the last week.
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BARNES WILLIE


BAIiNESN LILLE, O.. Jan 2s-Tho
death OF George Reed. a well known
resident OF SUmcrtnu. occurred on
nuf s1hy at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs Emma kasler. OF Glouster. - IT,
was % years OF axe and hal been iu
poor health Tor some time. The remains
were brought here Friday evening and
taken 70 the home OF his ueiCo. Mrs
Jennie Lyons. Of West Main street.
Funeral services will be held Saturday
morning at II 90 o'clock. Intermeut AZ
Somertou.
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raksa Under Advt..n,n,

The motions Tor a hearing OF the men
from bridgeport who were 20 have been
sven a nearing yesterday afternoon on
me enA, e Or gambling We're heard fn
Justice r. T. pugs rUl~t -.sf.r,fs, afs-
.Ihooh. Attorneys Tor both sides were
llesehL and argued the matter for some
Nine. me case vas tAssu under advise
ment end the squire viii render ms de-
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Funeral TODAY

The funeral Of the late Charles sat
terrified who died Wednesday night
will be held at 1000 o'clock this
morning. Services will be conducted
at the family home in Shadyside In
charge Of Rev. Ward. pastor OF the
Shadyide NJ. L. church. Interment
will be in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Az the FIRST Baptist church at thu
corner Or Third and Locust street. Rev.
= ~. - iall pastor. The following sun
Jay services VIII De- held. SUNDAY
scnool VIII De held az 9.lj. with preach
ana services az 90 80. subject. SHADOW
Union viii meet az s 800. fn ne .yeriru
the subject viii De Christian Science.
is 10 Christian or scientific"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Residents Of shadyside held a we'll
attended meeting last night IN tho
hiRh school auditorium the purpose 90
create Interest I'm the proposed MUM
cipal water system in the village a
bond issue ~ $4,000 will b. voted
upon February 2 FOR tho purpose az
securing a Fite for pumping station
and installing the fvatpm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The funeral OF Jiorgi Guissoppie.
the italian who was murdered last
Sunday night on Thirty-second street.
will be held Monday afternoon at ,ne
Bradley chapel on Belmont street.
Interment will be in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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BRIDGEPORT


- grfsi.er serr Ecld yesterday
IN tla ftl -arr me rerualns 90
.atr rlearl sretE4uEsr Eao Ii@d
---l etea.as after lngerLrE ll-
A-aa l lc -lreral Hus fa erars- ~
- 90 Mechanics ~ witch the o.
- member fntermsuI Nas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
BELLAIRE
Committees win Meet Tonight

Committees of the Bellaire CONNER
cial club and the ladies' auxiliary to
the Hospital association will hold a
meeting this evening in the CONNER
cial club rooms. Arrangements will
be made for the disposal OF tickets
for the performance OF the Hall Play
ers at the Elk Grand theatre next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Forty
per cent OF the receipts will be turned
over for the benefit of the hospital.
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Entertain Monday EvenIna-

The Loyal Daughters class OF the
Christian church will entertain Mon
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Paul
Coss, on Harrison street. The affair
will be a farewell reception to Mrs
c. NJ. Rodefer. who leaves soon for
an extended western trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

- Nogot "a larEe crowd viii be present
a we hlgh school auditorium tufl1rr,gy
a. yer noon 10 hear Hon. Alex. n cairns
H. ~ ~, la.lsl orator. who Will de-
be,ssations are expected from the neigh
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Mnnr Rnnnrrn

During the last Few dFys many -,
ports have been circulated e. tie effect
that the Belmont county license cor4r1t.-
,,ls.s had been appointed Al %. the
ing VIII De done uli after next tuesday
when the United States supreme CONT
~ ~ 49, m the matter. ~ the court re-
appointed and In case they decid, fn 80.
the case ~ may be- months befor. IN
saloons VIII b. allowed 20 open.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Notlces wcrs lent rIt seerrrdls 20 con.
members n the suCIl Uulrl % Trade
lnat AZ inlpor fanf meeting % she boarL
would Dc held lu their rooms next Euss-
Gay evening. several Important matters
VII be % Tor discussion and flII at
tendance h. desired a. ar sffort v,.il bs
made % boost the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Mrs. Anna babb died at the home OF
Hr daughter. Mrs. g. r MrFaddeu. Al
ltuzkoln. Ohio Wedur-day evening az
clock p. m. Interusslt az Harrtsville.
u 3. m. SATURDAY. Deceased was iu
.er 6sth year. Two daughters survive.
irs. e.. X McFaddeu. % Pato-kola. and
ITS. j. =. Amriue. OF bridgeport -.