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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

EOr frash cuts apply Hanford's Bal
sam. Adv.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

For gals use Hanford's Balsam.
ADV.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

With every man his own police
man." who'd call the "cop?"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

Innocent youngsters plead guilty,
evidently hoping to go free.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

aoHas Prize fighters might as vel
stand ~ eAd be counted out
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01

A musical education does not SlwsRa
put harmony In q discordant soul.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-01
Why Lose Hone.
Puffed INJURIES

Redd-He seems to be all pulled
over his new automobile.
Green-Oh, did 1t hurt him as badly
as that?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
Former ReIaire Girl.

The Bell Telephone News contains
an account of two lady diplomats. o.
known as private branch exchange in
structors in the Cleveland Office.
Some idea of the service in Cleveland
can be gained from the fact that $40
private branch switchboards are used.
requiring 5000 operators. In its de
sire 10 take care OF hundreds Of thou
sands OF patrons in Cleveland the
company has solved the problem and
employed two ladies. who are known
as ambassadors extraordinary. The
two r Miss Emma Ernst. daughter
OF Andrew Ernst. a former well known
railroad employe n resident OF Bell
aire. The other is Miss Maude Nc.
Carly. IL a manager of some concern
desires some expert advice. ~ there is
an operator who thinks she knows all
about telephone operating. all the
while she Is causing trouble. or n any
difficulties arise. one or the other OF
these two diplomats" Is dispatched
10 the scene and remains until the
service is running smoothly. Miss
Ernst Is a niece Of William Ernst of
this city and Is well known locally,
having visited here frequently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
MURDERER TO
BE ARRAIGNED
WHO KILLED WIFE AND SHOT
AT NEIGHBoR SHOWS NO
6EMoRSE TOE ACT.
Freely Admits Crime and Says wife Got
"nat was Coming-GenerAl News
OF Stsubenvtile.

STEUBENNILLE. O., Dec. 2S-Mike
hufitch. the Polish miner, who shot and
SIZED ms wife Rosaline, aged 81. and
10 murder Andrew Pavaleky,
"A neighbor. at Bradley. a mining town
near here, on Christmas eve. will be ar
Jus,icS Tor prehminary hearing before
anq viii be held Without bail to await
me action OF the grand jury. which ION.
Ncncs next week.
Ruritch. who freely admitted the
crime To the police. has as yet exhibited
no rcmorse Tor his act. He declare his
wite received what she deserved for re-
strong point OF hts concersation and his
chicf regret seems 10 be that he will
ave 70 pay the penalty for taking the
lie says be does not know why he shot
at PaNalak. in whose home the shooting
tSok place Aiter he had fired three
gun on Pacalak and emptied the gun at
him. but all the bullets went wild and
fSNaiek escaped unharmed and brought
about the murderers arrest.
With him and holding him until help ar
Coroner w. c. Herb. OF jefferson
county and County Detective Edward
Lucas, who Investigated the murder.
stated tonight that a. far as has boca
earned. the murder was tho elimination
OF y dispute over n roll OF money.
Huritch. IL Is understood. wanted the
money 10 spend FOR liquor with which TO
celebrate Christmas. but his wife. who
49, ~ AAkhiN an ITnUN
nun. had refused 10 give IL up and had
iled Win u TO the home OF Javalck, sew
Graz doors from the Ruritch home.
hturttch. armed with a. revolver. fol-
lowed his wife to the pavalek home and
renewed the quarrel. demanding the re-
eurn OF the money. His wife refused
and without further word. ne whipDed
out the. gun and shot her three times.
One bullet struck her in the chin. ono IN
me top OF the head and the third in the
neck. lie then fired three times N
facalck. but his aim was bad.
MIS- kuritch was given prompt medi-
cal attention but after lingering "A feU-
hours. died without making a statement.
Detective Lucas:
Il Killed her and I don't care. Tn
worrying about my own neck now.
The murder stirred up strong feeling
ritch was roughly handled by the crowd
That was attracted by the shots. before
ne was taken In charge by the Bradley
The Ruritch's have no children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
Beiiaire Briefs.

In spite OF the numerous holiday
activities rehearsals for The Mes.
siah. TO be produced at the First
Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening, have been held regularly. ono
hundred persons viii appear in the
cast
Henry Blum. Of this city, has gone 10
New York. called there by the serious
illness OF his brother. Rev. A. Blum.
chaplain OF the New York police force
Rev. Blum Is well known In this city.
having visited here frequently.
Special Christmas music was rem
dered at the Christian church Al both
services Sunday. The evening pro
gram was elaborate me was rendered
by the choir under the direction OF
Herbert Ferren.
Paul. son OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. n.
Lawther. Of Belmont street. who has
been III, Is improving.
All the local school buildings will be-
renovated n cleaned throughout dur
ing the holiday vacation. a number
Of repairs will be made during the
period.
The Valley Athletic club will enter.
tain with a dance New Years eve In
their club room In South Bellaire.
d Greenwood orchestra will furnish
the music for the dance program.
Considerable interest If being mani.
Tested In the annual ball Of Arlington
Company No %. u. U. X. Of T.. I'm Ar.
mory hall. The affair will be held next
Friday evening and the guest will in.
clude he wives and lady friends OF
me TENDERS. 4 banquet will be one
Of the features.
Walter Lazure. Of Chicago. IL visit.
ing MS mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lazure
on Gravel HiH.
william Kimce. Of Glencoe. was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobie and SON
on cleveland, are visiting her parents.
Mr and Mrs j. E. Francis. on Thirty.
9Th street
John Kays. OF Shadrido. who is M.
tending college at Grove CITY la nom.
Tor The holidays.
Isaac Blum. who o. Old al his bow,
on Belmont street. ir Improyirc
owing 10 tho Illness OF Rev Hum .n
View York. hi1 brother Henry Blum D.
absent from Bcl'aIre SATURDAY was
thc hr9t tlmo ir tho history of nl4m.
Bros. store that both brothors were
absent 90 Tho ramo time They t..a
been DOB business about fhIrt.aeten
years ln fhle city.
Two meetings are scheduled for fIa
h'Ilalre Commercial club this tr,t
on "wednesday evening tho director.
NtI meet and the regular nicotine .f
'he club BEL scheduled Tor Tbur.ds.
evening
Emmett Barrett Who 'a employed af
"ehrinF o. spending a Tow ds,. ttl
h'a parents on Gravel uuf
candidate for f|r HDla HIaH .....I
haakef ball team FIu continue pfs,iIr,
'his Hr'k ID preparation ruI fHo Gam,
Win CAMBRIDGE on January
ffed Bartlett. of Grafton. $751; Na b..
visiting relatives ln fhe r.fs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
KHAKI CHRISTMAS
FOR LONDONERS

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-An American in
London was impressed by the generally
buoyant observance of this war Christ
mas. II Vas a Christmas spent in the
seclusion OF home by soldiers hack for
a brief respite from the trenches. or IN
visits 10 hospitals TO cheer the wounded.
or in resting and mcrrymaking. During
the greater part OF the day the thor
oughfares were crowded with soldiers in
khaki. particularly those IN the neigh
Lorhood OF the Strand and Trafalgar
square. In the afternoon. with the
Christmas tables at home or in the no.
tcls grooming under turkey dinners. the
streets were almost deserted. Every
Whsrc me one thought seemed TO be- 10
make the men from the nrinE line Up
py. Men who had been facing "a hail OF
shells Tor months trod the streets with
q light step. their faces wrcathcd with
smiles.
The strand. at times. echoed with the
Home Fires Burning" which vies with
Iippcrary' a. the soldiers marching
song Men from tho colonics-Cana-
dians. New Zealanders and Australians
hailed as they walked through the
streets Ia shake hands with Scots Irish.
or London men in khaki. and 10 swap
'Np'Ilen'tS OF trench warfare. All were
cheerfu! and Eayly hopeful. their cNpcc-
tattous being thus expressed by one
Sanadian 70 group in Trafalgar
Square Wen get Kaiser Bill on the
wv IT, AAN MLN-
measure now This brought n roar OF
Right" from his comrades. Many SOL
dicrs wore spriEa Of holly IN their caps.
or twturd about tnctr walking sticks.
The restaurants Ia Trafalgar Square.
~IiCcadilly and Leicester square were
damned 10 tho doors as the DAY wore
on. as well as the hotels. with men
eager Tor an ample Christmas dinner.
and many thousands Of turkeys and
Christmas buildings were consumed in
London The public houses and hoitels
bars were closed cVcrywhcrc except
from noon Co ESQ 81. m. and from s 800 20
p 800 b. m. and there wasn't much opuor-
tuuttt Tor rNtruNarauce im tho was
sail bowl The mon didn't appear Co
mind that. they we're glad cnoEh Co.
Do out Of the trenches over Christmas
Large crowds ~ soldiers enjoyed fur-
Roy dinners and entertainments nf ho-
frle of other places as quests OF tari-
uua urEuuITnfIuua Among fhrm were
500 Australians nf the Hotel Cecil
Tho railway stations. notably Nirfnria
AMI Waterloo. wore scenes ~ frDmru.
d0us hustle. soldiers arriving from tho
front and wives and a~wrffhrnrfe meet
in Efh0m while many men were druarf-
IuE Hf uIrnf Tho heaters hclur closed
la Ia usual on Christmas day in Lone
dom. ".. .HHU|fn were. HHf nr crowded
OF rIalI Th. mon m Khaki Gid not feet
fNf deprivation fhrF were tired enough
tn EH f. haI rrrIt.
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bridgeport. Briefs.

The Junior Mecranbs viii hold an i'm
portant meeting iu their hal on Main
street. this evening.
The streets rna sidewalks were In a
very Soy condition yesterday morning as
"a result or tho agddeu change In the
weather Saturday evening.
4 large crowd from this city attended
the football game On th- League park
yesterday afternoon.
a larce crowd attended the Christmas
exercise no the 81. raurs German
Lutheran church last evening
Frank Brown. Of Cleveland. is spend
INK The holidays with relatives In this
cts.
hof. HollinEcr occupied the pulpit at
the Park NJ O. church yesterday after.
noon.
several from this city will b. Initiated
a. tht meeting Of the Martins FERRY
lodge of Eiks thie evening
Tho eirls of the local tcltrhous exc
chang we-' remembered by their many
tri'ud. Christmas dnY.
The boat house ot the Aetna tiuh
sunk in .'ttrnl feet off water Safurdl,
fEtuIra
Mrs Joseph Niche1Ison. Of HIainsaui
rnrunu's NrrN 90 boz "a Wheeling ho-rl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
dips DO Thriving Buaane,.

Ben swartz. Of Wheeling. and Harry
larson OF Cleveland caught in tho All
Of picking the pockets OF "a passeng.r -
me acknowledging traction car. on
thIlsttnas eve. BY Sheriff ". \. Hus-
croft. OF Jefferson county. will be given
= m hearing to-day. a third
Hlah' VINO was working with the two
nov under arrest MADE good his cscap1
ana has not been located.
The dips did a thriving business ON
IN" " street cars the day before
Nhrlstmas. and complaints rolled into
ponce Headquarters from early morning
Hhtii late at night. from persons who
lost their money. IL H. estimated moi
th' victims. who numbered n score on
m.ors Mere robbed OF more han $500.
Io TOOL pickpockets. this man had his
" StMcu IN a secret pocket In a leg OF
ms trousers. A dip gave him the "6n,s
over located the bulge In his leans ami
nestiy cut loose his roll. The Victim
home. So
swartz and Carson say they are tray
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
DIFINES GERMANY'S
COURSE In POLAND

BERLIN (via SayvIo1. Doc 20
Tho London Times on November O..
and 20 published an article about ths
misery caused hl fhc German author.
iiire In Tho occupied parl. 81 Russian
Poland sayr an tom eiyon out by thc
Overseas aEfnDt TODAY In
reality thr German aufhoriucs dII
everything Dol order fo restore ccouo.
mis activity and furnished food feb the
occupied districts
THE ErHiu harvested there was
used entirely for thc population since
DO was impossible fo bring raw ms.
tsriala foI The opeuIug of factIrIes. tho
German u%ufhortlea herau road buiId.
inF DOB orcrI tU Give work to che poru.
IIfion Now 10000 Poles arl oger.
pied m this vay Bcsldca. the author.
flee instituted Employ ent offices Tor
those WILLING fo vork outside fneir
home districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
Farewell Meetina.

The final meeting OF the city council
Tor b year and the last for severa
OF the present members will be held
Tuesday evening. Marion HUFFMAN OF
b First ward and James Fleming of
d Fourth ward retiring and Council
man Charles Culbertson will move up
10 president Of the body. The indica.
lions are that the meeting Tuesday will
De brief. A. the first regular meeting
IN January the new members will take
their seats. They are Mr.. Keyser OF
the First ward. Nick Schiller Of the
Fourth ward and George Hell. coun.
cilman-at-large. The other members
are J. II. O'Toole. William Kompart.
Miller Booth and J. =. Chaser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Tho faIacy of .elur.ne ,ha Bauairs
police force wal. frm0n.irafeI gatur
lHF fud Sunday rnInr fo ffa efrfu.
nous Christmas Celebration U became
OF once apparent f0Hf fHr usual police
force Oh lnadequaI and CHIaf of
Police Malone called GOD two of tho
regular Officers fp aaaI.i IIm Ir guard.
inf Ihr rIfy dlrlne fHe dat fIma Sow
oral Frefr fHr EsNaIrr ,Ifr roln
'I la.arN ar ordinance ]r.lI..re fhe
rHH'hef u' nnI..0 from DO fD mem.
Hr WIH 900 f.. Industrial uIarfs
..I fNr I"r.nr 0. .f.
.''I .Hl fHr IUIrl. .Uruf m
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several from this city attended the
l-lenncseey funeral at Barton. yesterday
afternoon
Fred Faust returned home last even
ing nffcr -peudiuF Christmas with his
parents. Boz Pittsburgh.
The weekly meeting o. the Degree ~
IocahOntae will he hold iu their hail on
Hanover street This evening
Tho next bout ~ tho Martins Ferry
InEinG Cluh viii b. held boz The Armary
NnN Friday rNruiuE Of this week.
STANLEY Lewis ~ Cleveland. arrived
in The city saturday. Co spend several
cnvu with relatives.
w. udeumD little coin purses we're
banded out Saturday Co the patrons OF
'ho Anchor Inn tonsorinl psriors N
pool room.
The Alert bose company will hold an
IWuurfrnf Meeting boz the Central hose
house Tuesday evening
Tho Ciflzeu.e orchestra OF this city
WV hI nn s~nEnromcut af thc stratf0rd
hotel Tuesday evening
large crowd of out.of town people
yesterday.
SIR ana Nre Charles e.mu.r- .r
'nlerfiu erHuf sunday ss fnr utefe uf
rr'ufftra iu fhIH cts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
Carnegie Works Breaks Record.

The Bellaire plant OF the Carnegie
steel company has had a remarkable
year. and breaks all records in its his.
tory IN the production OF steel and op-
Grafton. When the local plant com
pletes the year next Friday IL viii
finish the twelve months. run during
which 1t has lost nine days. four FOR
repairs n three due to flood n
two for the Fourth OF July and Shrist-
mas. The tonnage during the year is
over 100000. averaging about l.2OU
tons per day. improvements costing
about S25O.O00 are now under way.
This includes the building OF a new
furnace 70 replace furnace No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

business conditions in Bellaire recent
ly. It is becoming apparent to the
public that a reduction in the number
OF patrolmen will prove disadvanta-
egous TO the city. During the dry"
period the council passed an ordinance
10 increase the police force and made
provisions for two additional officers
win the changed conditions the work
or guarding the city has become
greater hence the demand for extra
officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Miss Cassie Niolc Beeier ans Mr.. Hob-
~urnbuli. = popular young couplc OF
Ailneo. were married on Chrietmas eVe
., 7"hase OF thr Potter Memo
fiai church IN Mingo. Rev " a. Fci-
mum performing tho ccrcmony. They
were attended by Miss MarEarei pceler
IVY ltenry cambridge. They will
5enn ~. Moran and Miss Mary @
SehillinE were married at the -parsonaec
the fiulgN ~. J.. church. thfs CITY. by
ienrney they will make their homo mi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
EaaIes 20 Mat

Beliaire acre OF Eagles will meet
al their hoadquarters boz tho odd FeI-
lows building this evening ln regular
weekly neFsion and owing to tho i'm
portance n tho meeting an members
are expected 90 be- present Arrange.
ments Nill boz made for tho installa-
ton % fine newly elected officers mex.
Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Next Friday evening At the home
OF Mrs. G A Heinlein on North Guern-
sey street. the members OF the Pro.
theon Bible class Of the second Pres
byterian church viii entertain with a
social and watch party. A splendid
program viii be carried out and the
affair will conclude al midnight with
a song and prayer service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Nn alarm ~ fire about s. 90 O'Clock
Ia.t niEhf called tho Central company
feb Thirty aitfu and Noble streets Tho
tirnmrn arrived promptly. bur- were un.
ahIe f0 locate Tho blaze 4 little ir.
t' firaf.Dn fI.''Dfrd fhaf a number rf
ho}F playing iu chat vicinity turned In
Ihr alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
EuneraIs Held.

Funeral services for Mary Elizabeth.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Howell. who died Thursday. we're held
al the home on Guernsey street. Sun
day afternoon. Interment was in Rose
HIN cemetery.
The funeral OF the infant child OF
lir. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson. Of South
Bellaire took place yesterday after
noon. Services were conducted at
home by Rev. A. NJ Flax. and inter
ment was In Rose Hin cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

stanton Post g.. a. r.. heId its animal
".u''rlsi services SUNDAY cVcntnr al
ItrN. I%orrcst Hill. preaching a fine -.r.
non Tor the occasoin. Fiftv yetera1.
ni9Ntn the inciemcuf weather and maid
IltIhE tribute to their comardca wbo
gepartsd during the past year stantDn
~ int seven comradts during the
aq Follows Thomas Iohneon
s'Ih tihWkinF. John winfield scott
J"nn W. blackburn. David Roea nom,
NJ hunter ana william Waters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
SPECIAL Christina, s.rui,..

Special Christmas services were
held last evening AZ the First VI. T.
church. The program was elaborate
and was rendered by the choir. assist
cd by = number OF vOcalists Despite
the Indictment weather the service was
vel attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

a district meeting of tho master. of
the various Masonic lodge. 1f fHi. dbl.
tficf which embraces Belmont count.
End q part NJ Monroe r1urfr. rIiI boz
held TUESDAY evening boo Tho uasontr
temple Dol fblf city Tho rast master
IeEfee VIII hc conferred on ado nerlr
elected MASTER District Lecturer q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
FINGER PRINTS
VIII De Made o. Foreigner a. St.
C%lairsviiic BY Local Finger
Print Expert.

Lieutenant W U Bucc,. Of tho local
police force VIII go fo ST.. ClairstIue
this mornlnc fo mako rnGcr prlnta of
Nirk Humha who was foully murder
'd in DIE pool room there ON SUNDAY.
December b about five O'Clock ln Che
morning U ihc nngcr prints taken
today prove to o. those of Bumba. That
were imprinted In blood upon ih wood
WORK .n fhr pool rnom 81 foroIrncr DO
ID bod n. \ -u.nn-L vii b. -rnI.a.n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
RegiEtration Iirht

Registration FOR the BeaI law local
eption election. set for in
~nehxl ne was very Hight. The regis
uay christmas. but there were few reg
EtIatlons, the work being connned
campaign opened sunday Afternoon 49,
INC dr}s held a bis. meeting. cN-Con-
Eressman Lands. Of Illinois. firing Tho
opening gun. The campaign promises
o. be the hottest IN The hfstorV - ~.
city. S "i the
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often Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon from the home OF the parents
on Hlgh ridge. over the remains OF the
late James Alexander. Giffen. who died
thursday evening after a lingering i'll
ness. The services were In charge Of
the pastor Of the High Ridge church.
and interment was In = cemetery at that
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Steve Humyer. Of Florence. was ar
rested late saturday evening on a
charge Or attempt at criminal assault
preferred by n we'll known young lady
~ this city The attempt at assault
TOOK place near the Armory hall. and
the man was placed under arrest by Of
nCer Thomas Kelly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Miss Helen Chew has issued invita-
lions Tor a party which viii be held at
her home Wednesday evening OF this
week Tho affair will be- in keeping with
the holiday season. and will be given in
honor OF several Of the college students
who arc home on their vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Sire O. s. starku Gather. al her
on North Jefferson street Wed
unsday afternoon. will entertain a
party of ladies with q sewing and
fancy work party ON Friday evening
ehe viii entertain "a number of ladies
and ihrIr husbands The latter affair
vIi hn Dol fDr nature of 70 watch party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

All the industrial plants. including
the mills. glass factories and coal
mines will resume work this morning
after having closed down since Friday
evening. All the plants closed down
for Christmas. and II was announced
last night there will be no suspension
until the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Revival services will open at the
South Bellaire NJ r church next Fri
day evening. December 81. The ser.
vices will open with a watch meeting.
and an interesting program will be car
RED out until midnight when the New
Year PIN be ushered in with a session
OF prayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Twelve arrests were made Saturday
niEht and Sunday by The local police
The majority of t1e ofonders we're
'hrlstmaa celohrafere and arc charvef
With either d~rInkenuess. d|Irnrfrrfv
onduct and fighting They uIu be-
arraiEncd before Mayor Waasman TO-.
lay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Mildred Banner o. this city. was lock-
cd up last evening on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct az her home on Locust
street She VIII appear before Mayor
Wvckoff his evening and will mo- doubf
Do given q salty does az Tho was recent
ly ordered fo leave the city.
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Render can.ata.

The choir 81 the First Baptist church.
under the leadership Of Benjamin sam
uels. rendered q Christmas cantata i'm
tho church last evening In place on the
roEulnr evening services. My Redeem
~ and King 90 bethlehem" was the mu-
the grfH4efrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

The choir of the Kirkvvood NJ l..
church rendered a cantata in the church
last evening In PLACE Of the regular eve
ninE services. Thp choir Was assisted
hy sn orchestra which rendered musi-
during the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

W"TE ~ III TTur nov" IN" --III- -.
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