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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
ALL COMFORTS OF HOME
IN BRITISH PRISON CAMP
Germans Permitted to Display Pie
turc of KAISER and Sing Songs
Of EHtherland.
WEAR THEIR OWN UNIFORMS
ttave Own Bill of Fare, With Wines
and Beer, While No Restriction
l. Placed on Number of Letters
Written.

" - 49, 80
,"@H'n century ny CHARLES IL. or ms
i'N"'l''' \eIl '"Eh. III iI"iNpoft.
are % "'' "''' u
"N'tS' H''" rs prisoners Oh war ho"r
w. 'NN''"''"' "''' 10 '.lS ''"'P YES
',o"' Oh wv "'S' 'r'' 81 ',t -\'ef'''"
i"NS""Nor correspondents l" any Ger
ca,,, '.i"' III ''-' ''m,, ~
'u"" 'nN'r t"''S h''SoheiS VINO ma"
.'!' H"e'lSa before the outbreak Of the
NJ" "iia h;'i been captured by the Eng
liSh
ctrun il. chat nearly an Tho pris,rers
yn.al r.n.-Iisl ,y,iI ,,,d ,hos. y,n, 81,
80 - ~" '"'S' a." 81
rnv .rr,,irim., !, r,Inr ,,o ,,,.aI,,., -
~ W '"", 'u' 'S''N''
ne ~, ''Sh governments ALLOWS thch |"
"''' 'h' uniforms oil their OWN resi-
m"H'S and they are permitted 10 secure
Injuries. They hnvs full range Of
capauious walled ground, to stroll in.
ANA have ,;ern;,, bod, servants ,,L
...,,,.,, ,,o,l,.
r,.i.,,.. ;,
., '''oN
't',N "''''.' 'h' camp lhtioSur".
40 "''' OF 'H'Hl mas succeeded in cS-
.'plhE, although an attempt WAS made
I" jtS out. Tn" WORK was discovered
after "a tunnel eleven f.ct long had hn.,,
iug. with sixty wards sin no h.. con.
Strii,;.d Tn. ;,lonii. f ,h ~ 49,:
,,Ii.,,I ,, " ~
,i,.,, - -, '''''s"' me
!" 80 ,o tN'h me prisoners
,'''" "'' rowe" |" the wall would have
'e'h extremely remote, as scntries
watch all avenues OF ccrcss from the
earip.
Your rurrrspouler; asked .ov,,
officers how they liked ;rison rnnn
life. and invariably In" reply was that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20

The Nj" was OF 10 tons gross an,!
No. hn't At kriNtianiu in 1919. Sh"
was - feet long. thirty feet beam and
had depth Of four'e.n feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
NORWEGIAN SHIP SUNK
Eleven Survivors q: the Nico, yurinh
ini: Piiot, Landed, SnyS Lon
don REPORT.

LONDON December 1.-THE Nor
wcrian steamer Nico has been suak
Eleven survivors, including The pilot.
have been landed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
Thc Nnininr rhn, nnc. Nnt .na., u...

1hr Eoiniuc That Docs Not Meet IIro,,
hcc"';Sc 81 it's tonic and laxative cr-
taken by amy one without causjut, NOR
NoHSn'SN nor ring,ag in the head
mere IS only ono "Rromo Cuininc. -
25c. VIZ IVA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29
HE STOPPED THERE

Z First LabOrer-What are We stand
ing with yer pick up in the air like
thOt fer? .--
Second LabOrer-Shure an the
whistle blew while was in this posi-
ton an diVil a bit will ! do after
working hoUTsi ... ....
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

The victory makes the seasons
series between Red Sox and White
stand eight to eight. Until the Car
Tigan's rode into Comiskey park re-
Gently on a wave Of efficiency and
plastered the South Siders they had
been soft for Rowland and his troop.
Better batting will mark the Sox
trip than has been shown at the
start. Boston boasts a pitching staff
somewhat near the ability Of the Sox
corps, and many runs are not to be
expected.
Braves are still going and a victory
over Reds put them ahead of Cubs.
Rudolph pitched a five-hit game.
Alexander lost another game.
Phillies made six errors behind him
and got but three hits off Doak.
Pipp's homer and BaUman's two
doubles off Dubuc beat Detroit.
Yanks had an uphill fight.
BoehIing and Harper were wild and
ineffective, and Indians had a soft
time with Washington. Kirke got
four hits and Chapman and Turner
three each.
Wyckoff couldn't hold Browns;
every man on st. Louis team getting
at least one hit. I
In first game of Kay See-Tip Top
doubleheader Manager Stovan of
Packers had a fist fight with Umpire
CorcOTan. In second game Manager
Magee of Brooklyn took wallop at
the umpire and the arbiter replied
with punch that cut the pilots lip.
In the incidentals each team was
credited with a game.
Newark made four runs in ninth
off Plank to beat Sloufeds.
Pittsburgh and Baltimore split a
couple, Rebels winning first in 18th
inning. Bender was hit hard.
OUtfieder TwombIey Of the Reds
has been released to Richmond of the
International league.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29
cJ7LER
In his first battle of any Importance
cowIer was badly punished last night.
TopAYs OLDEST STORY

Crookston, Mimi, July pa
CroOkstOn man has the drop on the
fishes. He has a device with a mir
rOr placed perpendicular in the water.
In front of it is a pane Of plate glass
at a slant of As degrees. The bait is
hung between the two glasses. AS
the fish approaches the glass, he sees
his image in the looking glass, and
fearing another fish is alter the NOR
sci, speeds up. Striking the plate
glass he slides up it and lands in
convenient net in the boat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29
POOR PECK

8, Henry, you talk in your sleep"
well, do you begTUdge me even
those few Words?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
FALLS BY WAY IN
RACE WITH DEATH
svLros NfSsrEs sUccUSss ~
oAgESsoRr WrffLE o. Way
-cNE FEoN NoaTE@~Esr.

A raes pltA esath va iass yssssr.
"a -r Rev Frank Dare % r1itoz.
a .5s@-rl4.aafs victim died in The uar-
sssorr ar6a.anes or tas waT from g.
tassa re fse scofs coaaty tl-@rca
slss asg..a.
So lare Lat been CD Nsrir1 FOR
rse 5aFr fv1 years eFhsu Lls psYsi-
-..4s r.e-e realized f1aE be- earId live
sas short tim~ they fgia hina that
ss- erf was asEF tlif arir Ssh vas
fs do ar rrr ait a1alsstraa at F'u.fau
aH mother. BITS father and lis
sraHe- ar far bedside
rrrr r1Gmrrcef the race FItl
aerfe Eielr after nolr az enc f-afn
seed eastward aaf rertauard tho
ra.ae minister f19gzlt against the
~sa- rrt ur was ncrprp panied bg
he Obj. brother Ross Several ticrrs
Ef .Fe aas trsbr.r-t o. bot each
aas r. fT.ss mar mustered %
~ro.E. .r HIs fatIGE FsrenEtl t1 tife
t.n l.Hr ..r rr'aiF
Arriving rf Davenport over tse Rock
fs.ar. .. ar early hour yesterday
-1--.re fre DYING mar faT~d That te
r feF a1I-e eefg-r tr could
tsFr .a Fast part % EF .1l-reV
aaa.r. .aF.. The Tons rait seemed
f. arrerr. H.H Ife became araEer
rrH tH.a.
brother rrtI ~ Uar rE- end
Ffs rarr had E.r rrn1srt fH So
lat-s ..er.ff. Their lF uas decided
81. -1. .n ar.|- ffr rua rr tho
errrf H.er-gIas.s hospital The
as-r. HHr Goo mIeE f1r r.s weak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

Mrs. \. c. Stewart and Miss Ma
Boyer left Friday for Cleveland, Ohio
for a week or ten days visit with Miss
Ann Chidester.
George Pinkerton, J. c. Gardner and
R. NJ Breckenridge went TO the SAM.
tarium at Peoria Monday where they
are taking mud bath treatments for
rheumatism.
Miss Dora Mcfarland OF Aledo was
the guest OF Miss Leila McAtel few
days last week
Mrs. Ethel Palmer was hostess Fri
day to the girls of the Delta Sigma
club at a chatting dish party at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Evans
Miss Leila Chesley who spent two
weeks here caring for her father dur
ing his recent illness has returned to
Davenport. where she is in training
at Mercy hospital
X. ". Palmer. accompanied by his
sister. Mona. has returned from Day
ton. Ohio. where Miss Mona has been
on an extended visit at the home Of
her aunt. Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Trego Of Blandinsville return.
ed home Saturday, having been the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. ". 3. Geddes
and family few days
Miss Merle Stoner went TO Aledo
Saturday and visited Sunday with her
sister, Miss Margaret Stoner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

passengers 10 Galesburr Wednesday.
,rrs. f.l-s Nerkry was "a passen-
Ser Goo Nf-I1 Monday FOR a short visit
with relatives
SIR and 'fre Nintee- and little son
o. near P-reupuon were guests OF
W-- N.rfar-'s parents Mr.. ard Mrs
John Evans f.w days tine past week.
I 8. usfu was .n A'edo on husi-
ness Noud1y
'frs. g. t. Peck was In Galsshurs
"Wednesday
N-. and AIRS ~. J. Ryan we're In the
tr'-ciuss Tuesday.
Mrs Clarence Caimers and children
visited with friends .n GaiesburE sun
day.
Mrs j. p McCrer eht and baby are
visiting with her parents IN Sher-
rard.
pr 1iuts departed Wednesday for
Rochester. Mimi 90 bee present Thurs
day morning ar the operation OF q. l..
StoIer ffc VAS accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs William David and little
daughter Margaret Margaret has
been suffering FOR the past two years
vi.b aeihmutic trouble and the par
.uts aui have her examined by the
MAYO brother
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

Wednesday. Her daughter. Miss Edith
Briggs. who is attending college at
Monmouth met her in Galesburg and
accompanied her home 70 spend a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Perry Hardin and daughter
Fern came from Keithsburg Monday
in response TO a message informing
them OF the serious illness o. Mrs
Hardin's mother. Mrs. Gwen Thomas,
Mrs. Charles Wood OF Reynolds and
Mrs. Mary Evans of Aledo are also at
their mothers home Mrs Thomas
is improving.
Rev. Marrow of Blanchard. Iowa
filed the pulpit of the United Presby-
terrain church Sunday at the morning
and evening services and will also
preach again next sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. \. Ralston and
daughter Beryl were visitors in Mon
mouth Sunday
Fred Craig was in GaIesburg Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Walker and daughter
VIVA and Netue have been in New
Windsor the past week helping 10 care
for the children OF Mrs irwin Walker,
who are IN with measles. The young
er child, Esther. has pneumonia and
was in q precarious condition. Miss
Emma Smith went Monday morning
and remained a few days with the
family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try GRANDMOTHER Old Favorite
Recipe OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ID. brings hack the natural color and
iust-e - thc hair E-hen faded. streak
"a o. gray. also ends dAndruc. itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago
the oaiy gay % get this mixture wAs
% make q ~ home. which e mussy
snd t-u1biesome. Nowadays. BY ask
iaE AZ aay drug store for ~Wyeth's
Sa<. and sulphur Compound you Will
Erf a ia-E. bottle % this famous old
recipe for about 50 cents
Daa't stay gray. Try it' No one
can possibly tell thst you dsrkenea
your hair. a. Il does 70 40 naturally and
svsniy. You dampea a sponge o. soft
brush Wtth Il and draw shis through
your hair. taking one small strand ~
. tine. By morning the gray hair dis
appears. and after another application
or two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark. thick aad glossy.
iarper House pkarlaey.-tAdV.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
VIOLA

Miss Theresa PETERS has returned
aau~ FROM Gst~shurE where she has
ben for several weeks
Nfr ard ,trs Leroy PeasT and two
eaitfrsa srrnt eurdsE utta relative
Gel krifkssgrE.
~. ard 1frs ! = tlpsou and ,flss
t.aara LtFf6a - r'Ts~mpflau wrre
Egesfs a. frr hrsH~ ~ their brother.
ur = e. tfps1s are ajf~. "Wednesday
Miss WF1lsh H'sseri returned 20 hsT
srsno' r6rs 90 wsroHsb after sr~ad
tsE e seeks Fsesti1u stir bone f6iks.
t,sst rhgIirs % Wfuisaa and Vashfl
college ie Aiste - eusoyinE = u~ek's
vaestsos wifh Pie parsn's. WF and
Mr. - Phillips
= n Hisssii vas IN Gaiva w~dnes.
faF oa busiu~ss
~ ane N'rs James Plus Scft and
son Stssart RETURNED Wednesday frum
Peoria. where they spent the week
visiting with relatives
= T.. Crseawsii. EFan Jones aud Dr
C. q. t1pton sp~af Sunday IN the tn /
ci'i~s
Mar Kaseay NEe Joan Word ~srs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
Built-in, genuine Vacuum Cleaner

Guy NcHellis and tamily moved TO
their new home near Oakviile, Iowa.
the last of the week.
Two Viola boys. Howard Beard and
Frank Ashenhurst are among the
members OF the Monmouth college
Glee club who are on tour through
the east. In Pittsburgh the club will
he joined by a last year member Of
the organization. Clarence Barnes,
student In Pittsburgh Theological
seminary This tour viii extend over
q period OF 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Peterson. living
near Viola spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roua Brooks al Burgess
w l.. b. Jeukinsou went 10 Wood
hull Thursday for few days visit
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Dehart and family.
Mrs. Lille Kitzminer returned 20
her home in Peoria Wednesday.
Ar and Mrs. A !. Archer and baby
OF Woodruff came Saturday remaining
until Monday guests OF Nr. and Mrs.
r. !. Reynolds.
MT and Mrs. Davenport o. Oquawka
arrived here Thursday for visit al
the home 81 their daughter. Mrs. c.
C.. Peterson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Robinson receiv-
ed q telegram Wednesday from their
son Floyd at Barstow. stating that
his residence burned 10 the ground
during the night The house had been
built but a year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Helm spent Tues
day In the tri-cities
Miss Fave. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chesley. south OF town. is Sc
riously ill with Bright's disease
Word has been received here that
Mrs Charles Liudburs IS making a !
splendid recovery from an operation I
which vas performed az the Mayo I
Bros hospital IN Rochester. MINI, I
Friday.
Mrs. sarah McCav OF Aledo came /
Tuesday TO visit with her parents. Mr.. 4
md Mrs. John Tary. ST.
DR. =. = McClannahan received 4
word from his brother. Rev. Neal Nc
-lanahan n. Cairo. Egypt. stating that
.hey were or their way 20 the United
states and would arrive in New \
York this week. Rev McClanahan's
-eeular time for a furlouCh would have
,een one year hence. but on account
u the illness OF their baby he was
-ranted a leave OF absence this year
The baby Is now nine months old and
5 a very delicate child and the change
vas advised by the doctors.
Mrs. r. n Spicer is visiting in
Alexis a. the home O. her son. c. II.
spicer and family
Mrs. c. L. Peck went to Gaiesburs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
HERE FOR 1T
vFrI 71es IsI1-s 7ssas+ WI q
Irsr-rsF~G

aHeH people read HHasr enc ers
Hst- a. H medicine Ta-arsrl .ra-
F5r ref.. s .s ssrpr.ssr te1f .rHF
e.Hfer r emo e.aar0eess arc trees
nr va.r .seT reat OF rases r.ret
.ere F. rsrr positive rrrer s vt.n-
rHGe. Tor close .aHrss.s a..1r
Id ar -Es# natter Read Epes ts.zri
er lIrs-H-rs OF u1Frs EiarrT pills.
Bradley. proprietor grocery
t.Hrr IsI E..sI FverHr. ftaeN Island.
save Hr .se. ete s1 .s@r aa4 uT
t..ss#t err- sr weak seaf crsf
fs-f eesf 1.-~ sr 1gs or rF Shoes
..r HHre.1a also erf severe
stss .r Hr H.es ara HHs Ter
tfarr sseees1as were baEslE rotarra
tat rsssrf sse s--egrrf.T eaf ttszy
sar|s sF hst gbas . eft Co PIE rT
tss# Hr r.r Na.. .1 sr-e feeu tt..5ef
ere .as er nasas t.afrsr pills save
nr sEH sF-a. relief se saF fue
uer- Hr enc fIm- q agf esrt .arse
vas coca. et~tr cured
Price Soc lei. sI. dealers Es.ef sT
DIV ass 200 Sffrry r~9-
&C. u.asss Efe-r rfs f.s ss~r
tHst ST. rrss.-v ttt Fssssr. Hff .a.-a
ee.. rrsrs glrala. N V-fFFrN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
DAVENPORT RULES HARSH:
JlTBUS RUNNING HERE NOW

Ureasee 90 frr stringent require
wr-fs aHler must ar a-f before iir-
esH Has men secure rerHlts from tEr
r.+H af uEe~rU1-t. ore driver has de-
e.sFt t1 Fsis Business Tic man has
been HprraItrE o. Ure between Rock
fs.ar1 and Davenport II~ Fsstf~i tho
a~eF Hf Mayor W1r"a and ea@1
-1sa "a coFF cf ere aas .ie1f.ar blank.
saaH "ra reraaFa don't SAINT f1
take carer s..rt tu run ay
aas1 heFa~er gees rsfasa a-4 Moline
efr-r tsfs
TvrrfF rre .ear.TEs for permits
Save been received tF ts~ mayor. blf
rrers are sFfJ d agmaer of tae f.ttss
mea se b. beard From. al thf cts g.
s-t 81 Iterssrs fa~re tf~ past fra
rrees
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

70 Hassef or r1-e rs-aH 81 p raHrra.
r.# nre..af-.. e.rf ra la1s~sseE-
.-r on ser farm Cd. wH. taa F-a-saI
.r ".~ .aer.r THrF ore both Hr.
srHar frf a.e .s respected raaas
people
Ha.s ... Col. Coz rHars#5 aal 1f.
Grace Frer OF Hrf Herar aH-r
married ar Ha eH~ OF fEr BRIDES
rFr.r H.- ono Ers ErT sl.rsrr
Sew "A. Usasr. 4e rE- rart Byron
..rr. r.r1 OBJ.
rrr .rte voc dressed .r white 600
carried a Heel.s. Hr r4a~rs 400 ra~
-fars OF ..r .rfrerr1Hs parties
pr-- r-rsrer frsrrti.fr.F arlTr trr
Supper .r .rtr et Erpam sect tn
..rr1 sa ssE Ht.. relatives aEt 90
a Dr. es rer bone or Ea-
E-es.He asr.rr- ar EeF.- Hrr rusEr
aar .r
rr HUsls.- Bard save r5e f9.'1s.
lrE r-asrrr. rrrfr Fr concert. az
ser SOL H- - au .- fn-r reu-tfaE
rr-sIrr
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.ar.
Na.sr.
a
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Wr.. ..rr.re
HarrT E-r sHH
.H.ftsea .r#rF
Tr.e urre nrH rsa sr. U.rr.
ser.r. ue .ea~.Hs s-H8..r. e1-H--s
-ee.. WH~ra 40. Nr aa--
rrrere rHarHs ,frrr.a. baritone.
Uaa1.ar# s.#aa-t ff.NfarpHr
olr.rsrH Captain
waltz Nr1~s z.Is
Trio Hr clarinet ear-rrFE- COM.
posed 90 rFrrr Eaa-r Tracy v1rr.
~a fairy Ersst1 aEf Cecil HImrrrer.
Hrat.rE Edward w.Wu-uEr
Waltz fayaf Har~
--.Hrt~
Errf Ea-e freed
Yankee Doodle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
OLD MISSION BEER

Esssf 6 go g-ss fssersrs-
Have rse tasted oiG Mlsstas tssss
C.e.as ts tss bsst iaFarts4 aE4 zee
ear eefrf - r@ysieisas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
IMPROVEMENTS AT
scHmUl8AcH FARM

Mr.. Henry Schmulbach is making
preparations for considerable building
work to be done at his farm near
Honey's Point. Mr.. Schmulbach has
made his farm one of the most at
tractive In the out-the-pike district.
The Wheeling Planning Mil Compa-
ny has the contract for the work.
which will consist OF a handsome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03

chambers. all light and airy, a
large bath room and several
closets. one OF which 10 designed
for the storage OF linen. There
are two bed rooms on the third
floor and considerable space Is
devoted to storage and closets.
The other apartment while sim
liar. is not identical In arrange
ment. The rooms are virtually
the same IN size and treatment.
but owing to the roof. there is
one less chamber on the third
floor.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects to furnish es-
timated cost OF construction or
any other information desired re-
sardtng the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers to
make suggestions for plans which
they would like illustrated in the
future. Please address all CORE
spondence TO Ashley & Peterson,
Springfield. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
BUSY SATURDAY
Both Judges In Circuit Court Handed
Down several Orcers-Me0iii
Gets New TRIAL.

Saturday proved a busy day for
both judges In the circuit court.
Ewing, I'm part two. refused to sus-
tain the ruling OF Judge Robinson IN
the case OF state vs.. George Mc<}ill.
and ordered the case back to the
criminal court for n new trial
An order OF dismissal was entered
In the case OF W. p. Hubbard vs.. Tne
similar order was entered In the case
OF William Price W. Henry Blum. IT.
The jury IN the case of George W.
Hull. administrator. Va. Fred KoehIer.
was discharged upon Its failure to
agree upon a verdict
The Injunction matter OF Andrew
Seamon VS. o. A. Statier and James
Dyson was taken under Amusement
by Judge Addleman-
Arguments for q new trial were
submitted In the case OF Business
Mems association Va. DIR. ID. b. Best.
The suit for counsel fees In the
case OF Attorney J. u. Handlan We.
rrank Braedisen was passed until
In the suit Of Malone VS.. Malone.
cnsncery. divorce, parties involved
ordered to report "wednesday morning
70 Judge Addleman for further hear
Ing.
Order OF dismissal was entered By
Judge Addleman In the case OF w. l..
Schempf W. City and Elm Grove.
In the matter OF the petition OF
Mrs. Katie Horwat for the custody OF
her child. Mike Horwart, Judge Ad-
dleman refused the mothers petition
and ordered that the child still re-
main In the Catholic Boys Home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
No. ll0

has every appearance Of q single
house. is Of cement stucco. rough
cast. and its only ornamsntations
are the brackets and the roll
roof. Unlike most rwo-ramily
houses. nothing except the hatch
way IN the rear. is used In COM
mon; for q brick wall extends
from cellar to ridge-pole, thus
giving to each family the same
privacy as may be found in a
cottage.
The floor plans given below
are OF the front half of the house
shown. On the ground floor
there Is a vestibule. hall living
room. dining room and kitchen
cite. The vestibule opens into a
hall OF generous proportions. from
which a combination staircase
leads to the floor above. Passing
from the hall through a column
ed entranceway. one enters the
living room. which is 12.6xlg feet.
This room boasts OF many de-
hghtful features. including large
open fireplace. window seat With
storage space and three easement
windows. The fireplace is in line
with the columned entranceway.
and with the group windows in
the hall beyond while the case
ment windows are in line with
the entrance to the dining room.
French doors. easement windows
and a large china closet with
drawers and loaded glass doors.
are features OF the 13x14 foot din
ing room. Thu kitchenette. which
is 10x13. is equipped with cup
boards. commodious and convent
emily arranged.
On the second floor are three
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opened Just When work on this
building VII Be started IL not Known.
although n VIII probably be soon In
ne erection Of this building one OF
ne nne-t Catholic homes that has
been ereeted out the pike VII have
been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
WAS BANNER MONTH AS TO MUM
eERs, ACCORDING TO
RECORDS.
Represent Small Expenditure. However
Local Firm Gets Contract for
Carmellte Home.

During the month OF April just clos
ing. Building Inspector John ]. Fahey
mas issued the greatest number OF per
mits that has ever been issued IN the
city Tor one month. Although large In
mum oers. the estimated cost OF erec-
tion does not hardly compare with that
OF ast year For the month ia per
mits were Issued. totallins $50. 4o2.
Mr. Fahey In speaking OF the build
Ing situation yesterday said that in his
opinion this city's building activities
thus far tbs year compare favorably
with that OF other cities. Last year
started brighter than this year in
building. but general business depres.
sion Is given as the cause OF the small
expenditures on construction work this
year.
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MORE THAN A HUNDRED BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED DURING APRIL

lodge house for the tenants. dairy
barn. fruit house and other build
inss. This work will be started with
In a short time.
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ELECT OFFICERS
Col oelebay Again Heads Pan.
nsnoie agricultural ciub-AnnuaI
Meeting Saturday.

Officers for the ensuing year were
erected by the Panhandle Agricultural
~ eso AZ lts annual meeting Saturday
afternoon. Col. Earl w. Oglebay was
reelected president and the other Of
ncers were reelected except the
eIsasu Ier. n. ;. Sands having resign
cd mat office owing to other pressing
duties. The other officers are. IIc.,
president for Ohio county. A. Il. ia
cobs vice president for Brooke
county. G: p. Waugh. treasurer. JOS
epn Speidel, Jr.: general secretary,
Charles II. Royce.
A membership campaign Will be-
inaugurated this week. starting Tues
day, with Nat T. Frame. OF Morgan
Town, leader OF state demonstration
work assisting the local club ON
Reports for the year were made ny
the officers OF the club. showing that
the organization is doing an excellent
work and Is OF great beneht to the
farmers OF the panhandle counties.
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cAsNelITE HOWE
AWARDS CONTRACT

During the past week the contract
.or me erection OF the new Carmelfte
iome n-ar Edsington Lane has been
~ 70 the J. W. Beltr 4 Sons company.
The plans for the home were drawn
by Mr. Pred Fairs. well known arrht-
tect. II n estimated that mi. plsr.
VIII cost $4,000. although the exset
figure of the contract IL not known
The masonry work and foundatio,
for this structure were Completed Ia,
fall. but the coming Of cold va.,her
seemed TO hold up operations 10 spen
an extent that no constructioo ~ors
has been done since the winter se.so,