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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-06-01
Francis Hanify Here

The chartered steamer Francis
Hanify arrived at Port Allen yes
terday morning from Honolulu,
bringing 500 tons of general cargo.
She did not take any sugar, and
got awav last night for Kahului.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-06-01

Hits 3 3 ITO 2x IL
Two base hits-Ahaiia, w. Per-
reira. Three base hits-Takeuchi.
Home run-Kuhlman.
Sacrifice flies-A Perreira, Joe
Costa.
Stolen bases-Joe Costa 2; Spald-
ing, /, Akana, /.
Double plays Kuhlman to Ma
kanani.
Left on bases--Lihues, 8; Nc.
Brydes, s. Struck out-.-by Aka,
E; by Owe, 8; by Lowell. S..
Base OIL balls--. off Aka, q; off
Lowell 3. Hits of Owe in 3 in
nings. Off Lowell S in S innings
Wild pitches---Aka. a. Passed
balls---Ellis, l
Hit by pitcher---Lorenzo, Ellis.
Umpire---W. H. Rice. Jr.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-06-01
DIED

PAU In Lihue. May 27, 1915,
Joseph Pau. aged about 18 years.
He was born Sept. l9, 1897.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
ELKlNS, W. VA.

ELEINS. W. Va. July Al the last
nNftiug of fne board or trustees Of Da-
y b. and Elkius College. Hon. ,. Horncr
Davis. ol ClarksbufE. ". Va. was elect
81 20 fill the Vacancy ~ the late Rcs.
Horny 2 McClciland. D. D. and AR.
boyd stephcnsoa. ~ Monterey Va 20
~ the yec.-.ucy ~ che ROY a. " Ham.
ilton. 81 staunton Va. Hon. Howard
sutherland was elected vice president OF
ne board succeeding the Rev. Br. ". A.
Cook senator Horny q. Davis is pres
ident 81 TIC board. Rev. Dr. Barron. sec
rotary. and y . Hsi1. acting treasurer.
HcrVy I4nieis. who resides on n farm
i've miles from beverly. was badly In
iurcd laat "wednesday while saving
trees In the woods on tn farm MIR
Daniels, assisted bv small 0ov. had
cut tree. which. when u fcii. struck
TIE cav he was carrying. Tho teeth Of
thc saw truck Mr. Daniels in the fore
head. breaking the skull homes In front.
and also hia right shoulder blade De
was brought o. n hospital here where
hc ntrd The following evening RE b.
survived by O. wife and sit children.
The sewi-aununi session ~ The board
~ directors ~ the West virginia state
Chiidren'e Home. convened here Tues
- thc board present ~ follows. Frank
=. H1kcr. tlkine. ~ ssidenf. q. v. Town
SCOT. HuntiuEton secretary. .. v. Ora
wheeling. ~ Robert u. Roller. chaTiss.
ton.
a meeting was held Monday after
noon tor The purpose 81 planning snd
urgauizinr 40 Equal suffragc Tsesrue
Tor this uInEiqteriaf district Miss Ia
tlnia EnFle. n Washington. -. o.. field
aFent Tor fhr National Suffrage Ass0cia-
fiun. presided
sunday afternoon the Eitlns Council
no 500 knights 81 Columbus. fNomull-
iicd the fret second and third degrees
~ ahout thirty-flvc candidates. About
200 tieltinr knights we're present frru,
The state. Maryland and Pennsylvania.
tour hundred cNcursiouiste from slut.
lon. eaetaW4r and Intern edlafa points
Nllifed IIkima sunday on the Coal
'okc oNcursiun. and spent the dav ioot-
lnH over points ~ Interest about the
city and cnloyinE the band c0ncsrf III
the park
Sketches Tor thc new federal building
Tor Elktnr haNc nrrn completed and ara
now on fllc 81 tn treasury defarfmrnf
AZ Washington. 10 a. understood that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
bIds vi Be adyertIsed for wIthln a very

short time.
Mrs. MAR ;. Fenton. aged 10 years
and one day. died Monday morning at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs George
l.. Pierce. In Beiington, following illness
OF complication OF diseases. Inter-
mont was made In the Maplewood GEM
broken, when. at o'clock in the morn
Ign. the Thermometer at the T.lkins
W Gather Bureau. stood at 81 degrees.
og prevented very heavy damage by
Mrs. Randolph Trlplett. OF Rerens.
sustained a fractured hip last Friday
morning. when she fell In the kitchen OF
, ner nome: Mrs Triplett. who Is y
years OF age. fell a year or so ago and
injured herself severely.
Miss Natalie Sutherland daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs. Howard Sutherland. who
has been visiting Miss Gladys MacFar-
lend. IN bridgeport. Conn. FOR the past
three weeks. arrived In the city Wed
nesday. She was accompanied BY Miss
Vac erland. who will BE- her guest for
party 10 Miss Regina Flanagan. VINO has
Deen her guest ior some time. Miss
flanagan left Thursday for her home In
Nilliamsport. Pa.
entertained Few Of her friends AZ an
informal dance at the home Of her par-
snts, Mr. and Mrs T. 81. Cuddy. last
wednesday evening
Reports have been received here from
the Glady district that frost IN that
reelon the past week has done great
damage 10 crops
An untrue report gained considerable
currency IN the country 90 the effect
that an Assyrian peddiCr travelling out
OF THIS city. had been murdered.
MISSES Gertrude and BERTHA King arc
NisitinF relatives In Wheeling Miss
NHNFNFfNmN King ~ lHmun IN NfHHu
for California
DIT. Hamilton Sfmons. 81 Washington.
has BEEN the guest Of hts hrother-in-
Jaw. j. w. Fenton. Tor several DAYS.
Mrs. Mary Scott. 81 -svrchhurr. We
y visiting ~ the home Of her daughter
Mrs. B n. Hoover
Miss LEILA Harpo-. Of CtarEsburg. and
Miss Grace Whitorci. or Weston are
Wslting relatives ln the city.
MIS-. Harry Martin and son. Bruce
nave goue % Pennsyivauia 20 visit rcfa-
lives Tor few lave
Miss Isabel ArnrNd left for Montreal
y. g.. whore she will spend D. frw weeks
Miss BERTHA SMITH is visiting seln
ives In Clarksburn
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CADIz, OHIO

CADIZ. o.. July Miss Nancy
Work was in steubenville. Thursday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcconnell is with New.
ark relatives.
Miss Helen Adams is with friends
in Steubenville.
Mrs. c. f. Stewart was in Cam.
bridge, over Sunday.
VIM. Clemmens. Of Wheeling was
In Cadiz. Sunday.
Robert Dunkle. of steubenvlIle. Wis
tied here. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long were in
Bowerstown. Sunday.
Miss Betty Brendel. OF Greepsburv.
Pa. Ia with relatives here.
John TimmOns and wife and A. r..
Warfel were in Adena. Tuesday.
Harold Butler. OF philadelphia. was
in Cadiz. over Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine SHARP. OF Elm
Grove. Is with Mrs. 3. J.-smith.
y. W. Houser and family were nm
from bridgeport. Sunday.
j. 9. Mcclure and son were visiting
X, II. Anderson. Sunday.
Miss Alice Arbaugh. Of Jewett. Wis.
ited Mrs. n. g. Smith. Sunday.
Mrs Frank Ehrhart and Miss Emma
Ellison were In pittsburgh. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and
children visited Stewart Dickerson,
In Adena. Sunday.
Prank Carnahan. % Medford. ore.
Eon' was tho guest this week OF rela.
ives here.
~. r. Anderson. OF Delaware. and
Samuel Anderson. OF NoVrornorsfogrr
visited here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stevenson are
visiting In Denver and San Francisco
and other western points.
Miss Nancy Houser. OF Brldaeport
~ the guest OF her aunt. Miss Mary
Houser, for a few days
Mrs. n. H. McFaddon. Of steuben
Fiile. ~ the guest Of her sister. Mrs
W. y. Hearn.
Charles Branson. Of Cleveland. was
tfansacting business In town a few
days this week.
There H. considerable renewed talk
OF the new railway being built from
Adena TO New Athens
Mrs. IT, p. Smith has returned 10
Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 10 visit her son.
Ernest Smith.
y IT. Atkinson has returned after
spending several days In Cleveland
where no went on business
Misses LILY and Jean Long. Of Mar.
tins Ferry. are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Kerr
Miss Vetts Havorneld. musical In.
etructor IN the school for the blind In
Columbus, H. with ner parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. J. 9. Haverheld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

divorce granted for gros neglect OF duty
and extreme cruelty.
Beime Blackburn w. Albert Black
burn. divorce grantcd FOR gross neglect
OF dufy. custody 81 ore child given
mother and another given rath-r.
Ella Ridineer ". Ftese Ridiuger d.
Norce on r. ounds Of sNtreme cruelty.
Zach arty given child.
John and Charles Amiccn w. G.. Cal
tabill"tto "a al. sale OF personal prop
orty confirmed.
NorF \. Pompo W. Eronducci POmpo.
aiNofcc granted because defendant nad
regal VIE living when be married her
1pd she was given maiden name Of
Mohn
Percy W Mutton ". sarah W. Mutton
oiNprcc Eiantcu for extreme cruelty aud
rather given custody OF child
Frank Earey ~ Nora Rarey. divorce
granted defendant and she was given
CUSTODY ~ child ana ne D. 20 pay So per
week alimouy.
Nctuc Holman VS. Vim Holman. d.
torce granted because defendant Is In
ohio penitentiary and she was given
maiden name OF Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
WELLSBURG

WELLSBrRg. " Va. Jnly Post
nhufulnE received official INSTRUCTIONS
Iruin the poHto0iee department a. Wash
hklon. 70 ndvcrtfHr ~ bids To- tHe
lm NhiE city. The notice ~ bids will
- carried for the first time on safur-
cay. The advertisement aaEa Tor bids
for the construction rornnfefe fforfuT-
.nt me,h nnicnl equlpmcnt. lighting TX
49, and apLruacheal u the Tuifed
rlates nost onise ~ Wellshurr. W. Va.
lalnea from the custodian ~ site af
~ ehsnurF. w. Va. or ~ fhis Office in
VIC discretion OF the supervision archi-
, Post Master Iiilikeu stated that De
had heen given Information that the
Wan. and SPECIFICATIONS are on the way
and h. expected them 20 arrive b. SAFE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. July I-Es-
count settled.
- IN the matter Of the guardianship OF
y ruman Mcconnell. Nellie MCCONNELL.
Wits Mcconnell and Gladys Mcconnell.
minors. account settled.
Estate 81 Sarah Rosser. deceaeed ar
count settled
Estate % Anna r. Cole. deceased. ae-
count settled.
Estate of. John Gallagher. deceased
account settled.
Estate Of Theobald Kiee. deceased.
account settled.
Estate Of Winrod ~ Rumplney. de-
ceased. account settled
Estate Of James Wilson. deceased.
account settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Three boys from Martins Very wero
gwen hearings In the probate court to-
gay before Judge John &. Nichoi. The
hrst case was that OF Albert Kcrkus
railroad car belonging 10 tho pounsvi-
Nanla company and stealing one hun
dred pounds Of raw tin. which was
valued az VS.. His case was brought
70 the court by ). -. O'Leary. who be
the special railroad detective for the
fenhsb wanna company. kcrkuE was
ordered committed 90 the Boys Indus
trial school az Lancaster
The other two boys were william
Decker and Julius Limou. who we're
tried once before BY Judge Nfchol and
sent back home on conditions they not
get into any more trouble Both boys
were found o. BE- miahehaVing them
selves aFHin nnd were ordered cornrrltf-
81 90 The Woya Industrial school Al
Lancaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

a ,yas iron started a FIRE at the home
and Sixth street on Wednesday after-
noon Mrs. Helsley was doing some
ironing and was called away tempOrar-
ny. she LETT the iron standing on an
Ironing ring on the ironing board II
hhpped from the ring onto the cloth on
me ironing board setting II on IRE. Paul
heisley smelled the smoke OF the burn
ing cloth and easily extingufshed the
PLACE. Lace curtains in the room near
inc ironing board also caught IRE. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

'Garda Batchell have returned from, &,
Pleasant trip 60 Philadelphia. Pa. ana
other eastern cities
Bert Fowler was a caller in town
from the country today.
J. II. Griffeth. OF Bethany, was a bust
ness caller In town on Thursday.
Miss Anna Lewis returned from a
visit with friends In Newell
Robert Scott. Jr. vas a Wheeling
business visitor on Thursday.
j. S. Liggett and j. L. Moore were
day -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

~ uimh"r u local young men are
gianning fishing trip on sun Fish
'refk lu the near future About afr
VIII make the trim ana tire camn will
Do made near Woodrfeid. %. They er-
poct 90 leave on July 18Th. Following
arc those planning 90 take the trIn.
FioFd tiagcdorr. Henianin uickcr law
renee Ferrrn. carleton shepherd. Hugh
Hartnn and Conrad Troll. Tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Maroon Joseph. 81 Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lou O. Melcalf. 20. Pittsburgh. pa
and Marguerite Mary Zeihcr. 81. pitts-
hurgh. Pa
Joseph W. Cross on. ConneffavtfIe
Pc and Anna Ford. 81. Conuelisviiie.
hurgh. IA. and Anna 1.ovina stuart. gf.
Pittsburgh. "a
cloud ~ schuck o. BADEN. Pa. ana
lda brown. III. scwicklny. 10
Robert Mnthcwe0n. %. fTrrruenfe. Pa
and violet Briehine %. iirrmeuie. Pa
HAIRY llwelcn. % Wheoliur. and
Edna u Nevliur. 20. WcIlehurR
Charles NJ Jones. 1G Weraturr and
Odessa AtawnV smith. g. Wellehurg
and Annie canaFa. 70. Follauahre
jay Lucas 90 WellsburE and Ruth
Coulter. -. Weilahurc
uatfen Nrdcr. a. rlttehurah. Pa and
Elizabeth Kneiiinr 81. rittsburrh. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

william Iawea. Of Harnraville. was
gwen hearing in probate court Vea-
tcrdav a. 60 bis sanity. &c was brought
over BY Marshal Isaac Cox. 81 Barnes
vile. nnd after careful examination
uN 1unEc Nichols and The local doctors
united f1 TIE state hospital at Column
bus
several DAYS $50 Mr. Iau1es stole a
number ~ boxes from fnf box factory
1t harnceNilic. taking them home aud
foounG hia coal shed BE also entered
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naarrfaRa I.ic.nn.a-

Ephrian y. Decker. axe 20. % Souer-
ton and Pearl l.. Pickens. axe Is Of
nhfnesviue. were married by squire
siqebottom. Or 81. Ciairsville
Wlllain W. Jones. axe 81 o. Holl-
alre and Anna Catherine Joyce age ~.
0f bellnirc. The couple expect ID be
married by Father Whitman. of Bell
aire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The play "Our Minister'S Honeymoon
which was held lu the court house hall
IhurHunN evening WAS well attended BY
local people a. well a. many out of
town friends. Those present reported
TIE play Co. De even better than tho
successful some time ago. The musical
rart ~ the play war very catchy and
the conversation carried on was very
humorous o. well a. entertaining Music
was also furnished ~ the sf C1aira-
Vile orchestra between acts and the So
lectiona rendered were well accepted by
an present Proceeds 81 the play are
for educational purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Judge w. q. smith. o. Harneavflte.
was in town Yesterday attending 10
legal business matters.
Mrs. r. r. Hantun and con. william
Mitchell. ~ Barton. have returned 10
their home in Barton after spending d
Mrs y. NJ shepherd
Pr sheppard and wife. ~ Barnes
vic, were local visitors today.
Mss stella Tnuunm. o. HrIdrnnrrf.
was p local taller yesterday
y p. Rice. % WavucghurE Pa vas
friends.
Charles Howard ~ Rarneaviiis. haa
returned home after an extended husi-
ness trip here
Misses Dora and Georgia Kenney. 81
Fast Cleveland. were visitors AL the
guntN Normal school yesterday. They
intr roo ucod new school method
o. r.. IriEuirk OF ncliaire was =
local visitor yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

the garden OF GAINESVILLE resident
and pulled up his potato vines. lie was
never known TO DO any thing 81 this
kind before and for such reasons was
Drought here Tor hcarinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

attorney ". vs.. CoWeU and Prescott.
lu NhadfFile Ihursduv where they tried
lnc case of charles Eorlc. Dr.. charged
WIN the murder ~ Tom Eeuuie The
case was tried before sdfIrire Morrsff
~ hellalre Thornburr acting for the
state. while W ". Cowcu rcprcseufed
Enr1a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

= lO.pound daughter was born on
NedncHday evening. June 30th. 20 Mr.
ana MIS-. I. ~. Roberts n has been
named Marjorie Lou. Both mother and
babe are reported 90 be doing nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Tarly THURSDAY morning Joseph Led
home se Of 9 bIs ds rssigsSd 9is 9p 81 &c
ief 10 D. believed that he was walking
in his sleep and tripping. fell against
the door jam Resides the frarfurof
hip. he Injured HE shoulder ana cut
Dts head. pra. q r. Werlich ana j. ~
Arnold were summoned and reduced The
easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

An addition T. being built 70 tho
home OF Nicholas Zihken on south
Main street, that will increase the size
and beautify the present house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

urday When they arrive they will be
on display at the post office building
me bids must be sealed and win be
opened at Washington. ID. C on August
llth, at 2 p. m. IL H. believed that the
Work Will be started Immediately after
the contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Ihe ioloWing realty deed was re-
celNc1 in the recorders Office vcatar-
gay Tor transfer. Ahdow IcdIou and
Sahhat Jcddon % Thomas Abdow Icd-
con. land situated IN the city or Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lazear have NOV
ed into their new home a. the head OF
tenth street The house was started
pietod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Held TO Grand Jury.

James Dayton and Maggie Dcrtb. Of
Maynard, were brought TO 81. ClafrsvilIs
today and lodged in the county ala. The
Two were bound over TO the next grand
Jury by Squire MCCracken for living
~ Illegal relations with each other aud
they Will be held until that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

a sand boat, with barges equipment
passed b. WellsburE about 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning. pushed by Marlen
Riggs, a small tow boat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

AgLn g. Mlil0r was Business caller
Dr. WeuehurE today from Holidays
Cove
Glen Hoyer of FoIanebco vas
MelshurE caller on Wednesday even
SIR and Mrs. Robert Scott snd Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Marrarct w. sniiian VI Harry ruhr-
roy 4IfN Alhan attorney
hfssic Wiieou w. Chae r. Wilaou A.
tntce granted on rround that defendant
ulaiuUff
Harry Vs. schopps w. Nsme schoppe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
STEUBENVILLB

STEUBENNILLE. O.. July 1-Mavor
Ion w. kalston took charge OF the or
nc 70 which he succeeded by the resig-
nauon OF George W. McI.eish on Thurs
e NY. July lst. being sworn in By the
mayor Ralston announced tho appotnt-
nent OF Ross Nicholson as Service hi
rector The Board OF Control held A
meeting IN a short time and h. was civ
.n Out that they decided 20 abolish the
saIuHEe plant superintendcncy and the
surerintendency Of the water work.
whlch VIII drop n. ~ Merrynan and
SaInfs simpson. ~ T. stated thai tie
serNice director will look after both
JOS and the garbage plant u to be
hahe one man job
somewhat % sensation wa ~reotcd
neIe on Thursday by the circulation ~
Ismors 20 the effect that The Mavor's
oiilcc mas recently been strluucd or cer-
talh articles and that on Mayor Rail
slen entry things that have been -,
.Nidence are Co. the minus column
AmonE the articles said 10 have gone
slstMnerc were rugs. cabinet case for
papers etc. and pA.'fttree
Malor hnlst0n said the nnaffar had
peen called to his attention and he v,ss
having the matter inteFtirafcd 10 see In
lhtre was any foundation Tor tho rff-
mors tie said he wanted anv fuforrra
tlou or assistance that could be- mad
nt9ring on the matter None ~ The
puice OFFICIALS seen had heard ~ ne
Ffumpra or knew 81 things mfselnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

AUDITOR Emerson Campbell Of Bel
mont county. has Just completed the
seml-annual liquor traffic tax settle.
ment sheet OF the county. This report
- the nrst ever made out OF any con-
- a. follows:
State OF Ohio 40 7gs as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

introducing our girls dept with
sale Of over 1000 pairs Of girls ana
ehildren's $3.50 to So Mary Jane
Pumps, osfords, Strap Sandals and
shoes. Many styles In all feathers
and white canvas. Sizes up to 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The first -ien towardr esrurt,s f-c.
mai dehterV Tor the citizens ~ the
village wag taken hv Minro Council al
feNuinr session Tuesday evening
when a resolution nrovidirc To- ttc
hhcilF Or street sirnu md numbering
ne hpuses of the village was intro
oucen The matter vas dfecueeed a.
some lenrth after which the rnaffrr s-9-
power 10 act
y recent lnvrgfirafion hv cIffrans re-
Neaied fhe fart that fhe Niur0 nnsfor.
nee De- doing over rfo. 900 vnrfh ~ hu.f.
nee. annuallr. which is aufririent 10 To-
rNfN lfer mnll service provided fHa
.ireet eiens are rrr-rrfr placed and
the houses numbered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

A 500 Sale Of Boys $50 to 50
Shoes and Osfords. Good wearing
makes and styles In all feathers. Also
Boys tan and black eIkskin scout
shoes. All sizes up TO 5H. An ex-
eeptionaIly big offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Wni. ~ Wighfnflu f1 fonre. ~ pfffa-
hurgh and Alice q. Bucey. % wears. ~
WIN. u Fair 20 vrarr and Clare D.
Bnrnhart 1a veara ~ gfruhrnviue.e
feaucr. 1f-Vaara. N gfrrt.erviife
Brady W. r0wolann ~ Ferra 81 Mia
way ana Jessie Elliott 90 years. 81 Am.
aferdnnn
Harry ri McCriiourh 90 wears ard
anna q. Feenev. "a vears. ~ steuhan-
Ton and Marraref MADDEN ~ rraru a.
Ham uondavIfIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Michael rezi ives appointed guardian
0f Rosie rrrf
James y. Francis wac APPOINTED r~,~.
utcr ~ HUGH ffprnusonf
Nicola Cerri appointed admir- ~ rIffo-
no Philippe estate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Mems 81 Tan and Black Elk -
Outing and Heavy Veal Calf UT hn
Butcher work shoes-aII sizes MI Hill
10 f1-at. ............. sVV
Arizona republican., 1915-01-03
AMBULANCE MOTOR
 CARS DESCRIBED: MOVING PICTURES

graphic portrayal of the work be- ing done by American motor cars on the actual fighting front of the Euro pean war, is found in the moving pie lures of battle scenes taken under the auspices of the Chicago Tribune by special permission of the Belgian au- thorities
 The films. which were made under lire in various parts of the extensive Belgian battle front, give remarkab be action views of the injured being taken from the field by Red Cross attendants and moved to the base hospital in the Overland cars sold to the Belgian gov ernment at the opening of hostilities One particularly vivid incident is shown in which an Overland ambulance " used. The entire action is within fifty feet of the camera
 An armored motor car is guarding the retreat of division of the Belgian forces through a small village near Antwerp. While two of the three men who form the crew are engaged in aim ing and firing the rapid fire gun mounted in the small revolving turret, the driver is struck by a bullet and se- verely wounded Under a deadly fire the Overland ambulance dashes up to the car the wounded soldier is lifted from the drivers seat. placed on a stretcher and rushed away while his companions calmly continue the fight ing.
 Although practically all of the Over lands purchased by Belgium were or iginally with flat wooden bodies for transportation of ammunition and sup plies, many have since been converted into ambulances to care for the enorm- ous number of wounded. so great has been the need for additioal ambulance space that q wooden superstructure was added to the original bodies, giV- ing room for four strctchers placed in decks Of two each.
 Several interesting views Of these