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The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WYANDOTTE

An ice cream social will be held on
the lawn OF Arthur Baisley. Vine ami
s S,r.t;s's TUESDAY F. Aus ~; for the
Mrs. Viola Decker. of Deerncld, 10
visiting her son. {. A. Decker. Wal
nutst.
Mrs. Roy Patchen. orange-st. en-
tertained Wednesday evening In hon
or OF Mrs. Barnoskie. North Line.
The evening was spent in games and
cards Mrs Thomas Llddle won hrst
prize at pedro. Mrs William Liddle
second. and Mrs. Barnoskie special
Mrs. Thomas Hooks Is sunerin z
from an attack OF tonsilitis In her
home on Eim-st.
The L. o. o. NJ will meet Friday
evening in the Moose temple,
The ST stephens choir will hold a
rehearsal Friday evening at T:3o.
Miss Hazel Moser. OF Mt. Clemens.
and Miss Irene Mopinee. OF Toledo.
are visiting Miss Catherine 0artner,
Van Aisty ne blvd
Mrs. Jennie Fleming has returned
to her home in Watseka. Ill. after a
visit in the home OF J. Z. Mote.
John Theisen. Of Flat Rock. Is WIS.,
itins his daughter. Mrs. Patrick Kane.
John Beattie and Frank Tucker
have returned from visit In Cedar
Point.
Emil stenka was nned SIS and
costs or 30 days in the Detroit House
OF Correction by Justice Maioch. on
" ednesday. on warrant sworn out
by his mother. charging him with be-
ing drunk and disorderly. Thomas
Welsch. also drunk and dtsorderly.
was given $40 or 20 days by Justice
MalOch.
City Treasurer Headman has re-
ceived $50. 2Stio from tho county
treasurer. Wyandotte's share In the
primary school money
Frank Mahalac. Second Est. is
spending his weeks vacation in Utica,
Pontiac and Lake orion.
Erwin Thon clerk in A. Loefner' s
dry goods store. Is on hts vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs \, y Herrtck.. and
family. OF Cleveland. have taken up
their residence in Wyandotte. and are
no wliving at No. - Van Alstyne-
blvd. Mr. Herrick has charge OF
sales in Wayne county for the Sher-
win Williams Paint Co, OF Cleveland
wyandotte chapter No. 3Io. O. r.
q will hold meeting Friday even
ing. There will BE initiatory work
Edgar Smith and Clarence Miller
left Thursday morning on n bicyeie
trim 10 Crosse potnte Farms.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
PONTIAC

Roy werts and waiter Smith =
year-old boys, who were arrested III
Detroit on charges OF theft or o.
cycles from this city. which they were
trying 10 sell there yesterday after
noon, pleaded guilty t9 the charge IA
Justice court and werc released ON
probation for six months The wheels
were restored 20 their owners.
George Taylor yesterday was re,
leased from county jail. where ne nae
been held con charge OF drunke "a
ness. when he signed n pledge TOR
years abstinence from iutoNlcauts
rather than spend so days IN JAIL
l. A. Meidrum admitted in justice
court that he had exceeded the. speed
limit in driving an automobile. and
paid fine OF SIS.
Roy Harrington has been released
from jail to give him chance untll
Sept. 4 TO prove that he VIII take
care of his wife. who caused his ar
rest on charge OF non support
The county has received from the
state highway department. a ch"cN
for $12.155 IN payment OF rewards
due on 10 pieces OF road built dur
ing the past season. The budget IN
cludes double reward on three pieces
OF trunk line road. There are four
stretches OF highway on which the
reward Is still due.
The women of the Oakland County
Equal suffrage association have Is
sued an invitation To Congressman
II.
honor at fcte az the Pine Lake Au-
tomobile clubhouse on Aug 10. II
this date Is not satisfactory 10 hlmr
however IL viii be changed Ia"
event is in thanks TO the con
gresham for his position in favor OF
national law for equal sunraSe
The Young Woman's Guild. ot Al
saints Episcopal church. Is hoidlnS
work meeting this afternoon at the
hcme of Mrs T.. q. Barnes, North
Saginaw-st
Mrs. J. o. sexton. of Orchard Lake
ave. Is entertaining circle No 81
the Ladies Aid OF the First ~ r..
church this afternoon.
Former pupils and teachers OF tho
Clintonville school VIII hold re.
union and home coming at the schoo'
house, Aug. II.
Vincent Borer has gone on a motor
trip TO Marshall and Lansing. ~
Marshall he Will be guest OF his
brother. Charles Borer for week.
This evening business men, invest
ors and contractors OF the city VIII
meet in the court house 10 consider
the housing of the additional work
men to take care OF expansion in the
various factories of the city tais falL
Mrs. $. Spiuney and daughter Kitty,
who have been visiting friends here.
have returned TO their home in De-
troit.
Miss Mary Barnett. OF Chicago. and
Miss f. Helen Barnett. Of Yves, Avon:
are guests OF Mrs. \. L. Moore OF
-enter-St.
Or. and Mrs. Steckard and daugh-
ter Catherine. OF Woodstock. Ont. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Retb-
ling OF Raeburn-ct.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. T.. Wodell We're
hosts yesterday TO Mr. and Mrs Clif-
ford Grape. of Grand Rapids.
Mrs y. c. GODDARD. OF Canton, o. -
visiting her daughter. Mrs NJ. II.
Granger. OF Orchard Lake-ave.. for A
few days
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WORTHWHILE.

i Mys Richard school and daughter,
Elsie. OF Jersey City. =, have oeen
the guest of VIM. IA. Eliiott anu
Mrs Thomas b. Henry and two
children. Bernice and Ayeriil have
returned from few weeks camping
Mrs. " Aionso Parmenter and two
|daughtsrs. Genevieve and Vivien. are
Waiting relatives In Detroit
A. w. Aldrich. OF Flint. Is visiune
his cousin, David Gage, at the home
the remains OF Charles Gardner
we're brought here and burial made
in the family lot In Rural Hin GENE :
terry. wednesday afternoon. The pail
CSarIss f. Ryder. viii L. Tinham and
Charles l. Blackburn. short SER
vice was conducted at the cemetery
by the Rev. r. NJ Pierce
rn By and snd NV w.anesd.y SrS with Mr..
and Mrs. william p. Moshier. who
are spe ndinE part of the summer at
their cottage at Cooley lake.
DR.. Thos: 3. Henry - III. Nam.
we're in Goodison. Mich. Tuesday
The IL foreigners who have been
employed by the village In extending
water mains, returned to the strath-
moor subdivision on Grand River
HiSs Marion Mathewson. Of Albion.
n visiting her cousins. Miss Elsie
Nathews0n and Miss Gertrude Brown
floyd Evans. Guy Filkins and Miss
June Ftlktns are the guests OF their
uncle. n J. Murphy and family. at
Clev Gland Mrs. Chas. A. Dolph ac-
companisd Miss Filkins
Otto Loomis. jeweler. left Wednes-
mother At Pewamo. He win bring
his mother TO Worthwhile next week
and occupy the Bennett house on
y. = Bogart will go to Ann Arbor:
Thursday. where he will be operated
upon at the Homeopathic hospital at
the Friday clinic. He will return In
about three weeks.
COugratulatfons are being received
by Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Lawrence upon
the birth OF q daughter.
Miss Elisabeth Ostrander who IL
on the Times trip. will leave on her
hOmeward journey from the Panama
Pacific exposition. Thursday.
IL u rumored that = metal castings
plant will soon locate here which will
employ In the nefghborhood of 100
men. II 10 said that the heads OF the
present local factories are trying to
prevent the company from entering.
hearing that their workmen would
Mrs. Seymour l. Brown who has
ben spending three months with
Miss Ines Bryan. ut Grand Junction.
Colo. n expected home the latter
part OF the week.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
TOLEDO CAR
KILLS Man
Charles Theel Victim
of Fatal Accident
in lakewood

Charles Theel. % years old. son
OF Gus Theel, proprietor Of hotel
at No. 1889 Fort-st. west. was In
stantly killed by an east-bound To-
ledo car In lakewood. at IL o'clock
last night. Theei was on tine pri-
vate right-ofway Of the interurbau
about 500 yards west OF the Rouge
bridge when the car hit him. His
head was nearly severed. His name
was obtained from q pad In his
pocket, and his father came to the
county morgue when notified and
completed the Identification.
Coroner Burgess IL investigating.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CATTLE PLAGUE
PUZZLES EXPERTS

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 12.-Al.
though there was but one new re-
port OF cattle dying Of the newly
discovered epidemic Wednesday,
the state live stock sanitary COM
mission IL worried at the appear
ance OF the disease which the vet
erinarians have been unable to dag
nose.
Or. George w. Dunphy. state
veterinarian. returned to Lansing
Wednesday afternoon from Saginaw
county, bringing back portions Of
the carcasses OF some OF the infect
cd cattle az well as samples Of grass
upon which many OF them had fed.
These were turned over 10 the bac-
THEOLOGICAL department Of the agrf
cultural college for microscopic and
chemical examination.
As soon as he had left the sam
pies At the college the veterinarian
returned TO the epidemic zone. &C
companied by an expert botanist
from the Michigan Agricultural col
lege.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BREAKS ANKLE
IN BALL GAME
AT WYANDOTTE

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Aug. IA
Preston McDermotl. Lincoln-ave..
Detroit. OF the ID. A. C. nine is In the
Emergency hospital suffering from
q fracture of the small bone OF his
right ankle and dislocation, as the
result OF a slide to third base In the
game with the M. A. c., Wednesday.
The accident happened In the first
inning. DR.. O'Brien set the ankle,
In spite OF their handicap in los
ing McDermott. the Detroit team
carried OF the honors In ninth In
ming rally, In which five runs were
scored. The final score was SO.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
RIVER ROUGE

Marshal william Osborn is on his
vacation.
Uarrv Jones. charged with selling
liouor without a license viii be ar
ralgned before Justice Burke. satur-
day
Work in getting signers for the Pc
,ttton for mail delivery in River
Rouge will not be stopped until there
are at least l.. 500 signers. according
To Theo Belanger The petition asks
Tor delivery OF the mail through the
Detroit postofnce force.
Congressman Beakes. OF Ann Arbor,
visited friends in River Rouge, Wed
nesday
Mrs George II. Deering has return
ed from a visit in Bakor. Ontario.
Members OF the G. NJ. u. A. baseball
team are requested TO meet In Wine
mans pool room at 1880 y. IN. Friday.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Frank Miller. 40. Mount Sterling.
internal injuries.
Harold Reciheldorfer. is. williams
port, internal injuries.
Harold Johnson. Is. williamsport.
dislocsted shoulder.
Clark Busic. Is, Mount sterling
broken leg.
Gross Claus. 80. Mount Sterling,
internal injuries.
Joseph Moore, l6. Bloomingburg.
cuts. internal injuries.
Verge Sellers. 22. Greenland. will
probably die.
Theodore Sellers.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
AND PARK
LARS GIVEN
lESH FL ODNG

4 80 ~ u thrss days Of
~ WIN : sood drsnching.
~ nlght. IAcluding the
= ~ aftssaoon. the prscip-
- III incAes. which Vas
W ~ - = few cellars tn
tUxA Ut cauSod 10 seri-
49, 4 q ~ not svsa inter
l1n ~ etEest carr 70 any ap-
i $500 ~ hundreds Of
Glleu vsre caught In the
1 t ~ epecsd 70 sssk shelter
w6vo e unAsr svnias1 until
Gw m1dniGAt
11oe Conos4 . ayD the low
o orsa = moving ont slowly
- vsatAsr win - I'M
\ ~ NM ssns sunshine
~ - Opeaa1onal shower.
- - 80 ~ clsar skiss
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
The Danger of limitations.

OHIO druggist writes The Practical Druggist prominent New York
Drug follows: Please furnish formula for Casoa All the
formulas have worked with either ineffective dsageeabe administer"
To this The Practical Druggist replies I'VE do not supply formulas for
proprietary articles We couldn't wanted Your with initiative
formulas is surprising but just what is be expected When Castona
wanted why supply the genuine make substitute not fair
right label Cato We give you laxative preparations for
children but not Coa who for Cato would
feel kindly toward you you her product under such nme
No mother with spark of affection for her child will overlook the sigma
tue Of Chas d. Fletcher when buying Castora.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
FORD.

A misc ellaneous shower was given
By Mrs. Bert Philfiport and Mrs. II.
A. mclaughlin In the home OF the
latter, SIS Third-str Wednesday eve
0laughlin. he engagement OF Miss
Nc0laughlin to George Pearce, Of
Wyandotte. has been announced.
Miss Daisy Osborne. Goddard-rd.,
II Waiting relatives. in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrp- John SchaIler. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Begeman. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Brown and Frank Russell. motor
I'd TO Monroe. Wednesday.
william. the two-year- son OF
william Schultz, ST.. fell down the
steps Of his home, Wednesday after
noon. and his left arm was broken.
DR.. McCoil was called and set the
Prany1ng, the plain neat kinA--that
= K1WhA-I4mea l0A neuf-Ma ain Am.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
TRENTON

Miss Marion Coan. Truax-st.. IL
spending two weeks In Brighton,
Mich.
Mrs. Eugene Biegler and daughter
Zelma are visiting In Flat Rock.
Mrs Frank Cobb. OF Ford Village
spent Wednesday In the home of John
Walker. washington-ave.
Mrs. Charles Rieger II spending a
few days in Detroit.
Frank Wilson. west-rd. In the
father OF baby boy. born Wednes-
day
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CROSSE ISLE

over $50 was cleared at the Amer
lean Red Cross entertainment held
recently under the direction OF Miss
Lucille Dun in the Country Club.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
SUBURBAN NEWS ::

cage. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. L
r. bsechle.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald L. Ill at heI
home in Pierce-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CHILDREN DIE OF
STRANGE MALADY

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. IL
Two children OF MIR. and Mrs. @. II.
Whitney Of Ada-st., are dead. and
doctors have been unable TO tell
what caused their deaths. A little
two-year-old girl died Sunday after
a short illn@s, and fve-year-old
boy died last night. Both were
taken sick suddenly and suffered
intense pain right up to the time Of
their death. The mother Is pros
trated with grief. Doctors are sure
their death was due TO something
they had eaten.
Tommy Atkins Is said to have
given the uhlans the piquant nick
name. eve lambs. Captured IL "scut.
tied" wounded. washed out" and
killed. put In a bag"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

There are more ducks IN China
than In all the rest Of the world.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

s. andN
for the protection foreigners Should conditions Vera Cruz threaten the
o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Priny1ng, the plain neat kinA-that
- SSght-T1sses Joh pevt.-Main (S70.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

ooo1o ~ furnishing and
~ 10 yn1PvloW pumping
- ~ ~ foot Of Park.
81 - ': - ss,,.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
MARIETTA MAN
Named by Gov. willis as Trustee for
Ohio State UniVersity-other
Appointments.

COLUMBUS. o.. May 31.-John Kai-
ser. OF Marietta. has been chosen by
Governor Willis as trustee OF Ohio
state University for the six-year-term,
beginning on May 13. last. Kaiser has
Just completed a short term in a stint
lar capacity. Other board appoint
ments announced by the Governor
are:
Percy r. Taylor. Republican. sid
ney. and Charles Gerhardt. Democrat.
~Circleville. state pardon board. sue
ceedtng =. J. Roettinger. Republican.
Cincinnati. and George Ewing. Demo
crat. Lancaster.
Herbert r. McVay. Sidney. trustee
Ohio State University. az Athens. for
Indefinite term. succeeding the late
j. y. Foraker. Jr.. OF Cincinnati.
Frank A. Merrill. Portage county.
trustee OF the Kent Normal school for
the term ending on May Il, 1920
George W Hays. Cincinnati. and
w. s. Roebuck. of Bellefontaine. trus-
tees Of Wilberforce University. Xenia.
Arnold G. Webb and John n. Allen.
of Cincinnati. trustees Of Longview
hospital. Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
RETIRED MINISTER
TELLS HOW 1T WAS
One Bottle Of Nerv-worth Brought
Hestful Nights and Coed
Digestion.

4 have suffered about ; years with
trouble OF the stomach and lower
bow els. vas nervous. my rest was
much disturbed during the afterpart
OF the night. I would retire about .
.. m. sleep until /. only about four
hours.
After taking not quite one bottle
of Nerv-Mortb feel as follows. Have
been much benefited In my sleep. /
ret good from I TO 5 hours per night
I feel fresh in the morning when 4
get Ne. Ny digestion IL better. The
gas on my stomach is eliminated and
my heart is much better. Taking IL
all through ! feel much improved and
! recommend Wentworth as a great
help to rundown people"
This endorsement vas written by
Rev. G. w. Norris. a retired minister
of Huntington. W. Va. the city where
100 bottles OF Wentworth are being
sold every week. Wentworth does
for other victims of nervous ailments
what IL did for Rev. Norris. IL IL
doesn't do that for you. your money
back. 800 a bottle. Sold AZ the Rau
drug store. 18th and Market SITS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS END
MEETING WITH GRAND BALL
EvERAL HUNDRED ATTEND
BRILLIANT AFFAIR LAST
MIGHT
1eId IN Carroll CLUB Following Cor
fsrrina Of Degree on Large
Class Of Cancidatea-

Few occasions equal In sire and in
srest the banquet and dance AZ the
Carroll Club las evening. An excep-
.onally large crowd was In attend
3nce.
AZ seven O'Clock a splendid banquet
sas served the Knights OF Columbus,
following the comforting Of major de
Srees on one hundred and my mem
oers, which was held az the Cathedral
High school ormory earlier in the az
ternoon An elaborate menu was
served In he dining room of the club
sith their caterer. Charles Craft. in
charge.
The ball succeeded the banquet and
vas thoroughly enjoyed not by the
dancers alone. but the spectators who
lined the seemed to enter quite
as much into the spirit OF the moment.
The next banquet will be held Thanks
tiving Day when more than two hun.
ired new members will be taken into
the order.
The committee in charge of orange.
ments last evening and to whom ali
praise In due for the complete success
OF n banquet and ball. was composed
ot Chas. Dtckman. chairman. his as
sistants being.
Messrs.-Feliz McGee. Walter n.
chapman. Jno. Hilenbrand. Geo. Hugh.
-. Harry Ryan. II. Alexander. John
Miller, Jos. Owens, Harry Watson.
Harry Donahue, Thos. Cooper. NJ. NJ
Tracy. Lawrence Fitzpatrick. Con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
POLICE COURT.

Crap shooters injected a little lifa
INTO police court yesterday morning,
and proceeded to decorate the civ
Concrs with a neat little sum each.
GEORGE Thomas. the proprietor. paid
= hne Of so and costs. while Charles
Demos. John Pryonitis. George Pletas.
Jim Mennos and Steve Papas paid
fines Of so and costs each.
Aside from the gamblers. Bil Her.
tick. drunk. was fined $40 and costs.
but the judge suspended IL. Doc DO
ian. drunk. went TO the hill in default.
OF - and costs. Addie Love. colored.
n Walter hatcher look workhouso
sentences through their failure TO pro-
duce $40 and costs. Earl Williams.
drunk. failed 10 claim a forfeit. John
smith, drunk. drew s. and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
Clears Skin-StOps
All Blood Troubles
Goes Right Down to Where
the Germs Start
From.

Tho action ~ 81 s. s. the famous hiooS
purIder ir notable in the skin. % BE- but
natural that blood Impurities should
seek an outlet water. Eas. OF and
rcnrlv at tho active products o. nature
seek the surface no seems 60 BE- q cos
u.r Jaw. Even orr thoughts viii ur-
derfrte fu IND cvrrrgsfon And 20 what
over We 2 Zoo into our system will even
tunlly como out changed On form. CONE
Nerted often into some other substance.
but CouaNtufIuH always either waste
or fhff Mich has served go useful BUR-
pose ana must be- eliminated. And mo
Fhin De- the principal avenue Tor escape
- certain acids or uoIaoua 10 tho kin
and blood Do healthy. those wastes pass
on aa I'D or Precipitation. But TIM
pure blood loads the skin with eczema.
plmplee, acne, rheumatiam. rash. fever
bllafcra. blood risinra and other eruu-
lions And s. 81 s has been found the
very best. safest and most eTerffvs
remedy 90 purify the blood and thu re-
store the skin 90 clear % attractive
health Get a bottle today % any frug-
Glat but be emphatic. DO not allow any
one to hand YOU n substitute Wrappsf
Ground the bottle la an interesting fr-
cular hat tells you how 20 obtain kri-
m advice free on any subject concern
ms The blood
3 s. 81 ia prepared only by Tbs So ft
sur.lF. Go ff1 swift hide Auank
CO. f~,k fGr fhis "a~s ON the uartsH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

AFR AMI Nr. d. co. NlInforf DI
~IlttrhurEh are visiting af fIa home Ul
.i1 Mumfurd parents Nr ana Airs
creek
Jesse Marsh. local blacksmith ana
rctcrinary surgeon of EIm grove. visit.
90 his FAMILY Ht cameron un sunday.
Louis Mfrluart of IaHfrcrw1oI. Har
Hoccpted n position Uf tho country rfuI.
NJ AMI NrH Edward W sfIfaf arf
HpeudlnU a few ifFH Iu Sew York rifr
tharlcH uHruf ~ Elm Grove viii I.av.
Gay Tor '~lariurtnn. where he has Hr.
Uepfed q position.
Oliver Hand moved HrHfrfHav Co Dill.
~ home in hardwood
Me James NIxor of ~GreEEaFiIle. s
drfalurd of her home rr account ri ODD.
ran
Raymond HavleJ of TIm Grove fsrl
rrfrrdav f0r Athens. OBJ. who're Ha vIf
make bio NIfII. BONE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
BROKE nvEH.

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the TnteuIFencsr.
~ tlsAIESNILLE. o.. MAY aI-The
~ llalraVile Independent base hall
team broke even here today in n double
heaner which was played with the strong
EaWf resulted on u score ~ g 10 fn
aNur m MAYNARD. Henderson and Tav.
lyr Formed The battery Tor 81 Clafra.
the battery fnr The visftors The home
team loFf the frFt game principally
w nlGH errors. Iu the second Gamr
lnrHI team WMH HuNrassfuI rs the arnra
~ p o. o. The battery f0r the home
Maynard kIeureT ana UrfIres 49,.
crowd Was present ~ both Eames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
MOOSE WIN
Take over virginia Independents al
wheeling Park Yesterday by
Score of Q TO 3.

The Moose 80. 81 baseball team yes
tcgday took the Virginia In~dcpendcnts
inc camp by the score % p 20 a. on the
Mnceltng Park grounds. Both teams ht
the ball hard. the Moose gathering a
total % 10 safctics. while the Independ.
ems secured l2 SAFE drives. Errors bv
the Moose were ~rcgponsibIC for several
Tire score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

quite a number o. the civil war vet
Grams, members Of Holiday Post g. 4. T..
assembled At the Elm Grove school
house yesterday morning. together with
the Boys brigade. the Uniform rark
team OF Henry Clay Camp No. 722g. 81.
W A. together with the children. mach
ID TO the stone Church cemetery. where
the graves of the departed conrad 20
were covered with flowers. Rev. T.. w..
lsewcllvn. pastor Of the stone prcsbs-
terrain church. delivered an address to
the Veterans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
SCHOOLS 10 plcnIc-

The ~parochial schools Of Wheeling
and vicinity win hold their annual
and picnic 81 Wheeling nark
"wednesday The schools which viii
be represented are ST. James school.
McMechen; St Johns parochfai
school. Henwood. and 81 LadisIans'
p%arOchial school. Of the CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
BEDROOM

Forty or NOR completely matched
up suites-Dressers. Beds, Chiffon
iers, Dressing Tables, Cheval Mirrors,
etc, in every popular wood and fin
ish. A big line of the new iron beds
finished TO initiate oak, mahogany
a n d walnut. Brass Beds. Box
Springs, all grades of Mattresses,
Pillows and Bed Covers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

The VOLUNTEER hremen OF Fulton viii
practice fFhtfnE urH this evening
farly this evening the fire whistle viii
De- blown snd uhe nfcmcn WU D., called
order to fight the fire. Tho object IL
fu see how quickly the volunteers can
HH cmblc together and b. ready 90 nght
m fire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
Rspair1nx national Road.

The work Of repairing and paving the
national road extending from the West
Virginia line into Washington county
Ia. II now In progress. The legislature
or pennsylvania A. the last session APP
proprtated over 100000 Tor rebuilding
and repairing the National road An
Washington county.