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The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
WYANDOTTE

Miss Katherine Flood is visiting
friends in Chatham.
7 The score Of Sundays Who's-Your-
Tailor VS. Ford \ g. baseball game
was published Monday as 1871 against
the tailors. The score was ~ in
their favor. Persons unfriendly to
the tailors have been circulating false
reports.
Under the leadership and manage
ment OF c. II Kaizer the Who's
Your Tailors have steadily improved
both their team and their grounds at
the end Of Poplar-st. They have
players and lady spectators. The next
game will be played Sunday after
noon AZ z:30. when they Will play the
Angovo nine OF Detroit. Their bat
The body of Mrs. Caroline smith.
who died saturday in the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Claude Decker.
Walnut-st.. was shipped to Blissfeld
Monday for burial. Mrs. Smith was
"a years old and leaves. beside her
who live in Blissfeid.
William Deacon and family have
returned to their home In Detroit AZ
ter a visit in the home OF John Dea-
Mondays storm broke n large tree
In front of DIR. O'Brien's residence,
Ein.-st. and Van Alstyne-blvd- Sew
eral cellars on Biddle-ave. are report
ed hooded, but no other damage has
Mrs. Bert Tucker has returned to
her home in Highland Park after a
visit In the home OF Frank Goud.
Second-st
day evening from a weeks Visit IN
The city commission viii meet on
Tuesday evening
The members Of Martha Washing
DE- kt tSf
s @s1l I m.ss at SG First ST and Maples.s.
Wednesday morning TO attend the flu
neral OF Mrs. Allan Sage. Services
will be held in the Congregational
church at 1880. Burial viii be in
G. n Nixon and family left Monday
evening for a two-weeks' visit In
Pennsylvania.
The Ice cream social TO be given by
the woman's auxiliary OF the Epis-
lawn, First and vine-st.. has been
postponed from Tuesday. Aug IL to
The Angoodfeliows club win give
an excursion to Put-in-Bay Thursday
The new sidewalks being Laid OF
| the east side OF Biddle-ave.. betweei
| Oak and Elm-sts.. Will make com
nste walk . from IN, the x sso5. s,oeH
Miss Florence f. Rafter will leave
tuesday evening for buckingham
Canada. where she will visit Arthur
Gibbs.
Wyandotte lodge, Mystic workers
will hold a box social Friday evensns
IN M and Mrs.. william Taylor and
son Richard, of Detroit. are VISITING
in the home OF Conrad Simmltr.
The Wolverine Gun club Will hold
meeting and smoker In Shunerts
nooI room wednesday evening:
~ Pythias. will confer the rank OF
knight Tuesday evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17

Chalmers company stated yesterda,
that July. 1915, was the biggest July
In the history Of the company. The
business showed nearly 800 per e.
Increase over the business Of the
corresponding period last year.
The Chaimers Motor company has
just announced that Helene Dut.
risu, world famous French aviatrice
has been appointed Chalmers dis
tributer for all OF France.
Mile. Dutrieu Chavalie de In
legion de rhonneur came to this
country to secure Chalmers repre-
sentation. Prior TO her sailing for
New York she was stationed At the
government hangar at Paris doing
aeroplane scout duty. During the
battle Of the Marne she drove Red
Cross ambulance between the battle
front and Paris.
Mile. Dutrieu Is best known a. the
FIRST woman aviator In France. hav-
ing been decorated by the govern.
ment n Chavalie de Ia legion de
l'honneur.
Nile. Dutrieu has been familiar
with the automobile business abroad
for the past Is years. and she be-
lieves there IL q great future for
American cars In Europe immedi.
ately after the war.
An Of the French factories are
making war munitions now" she
said. and II win take them some
time to recover after the nghtins
10 over" She u particularly enthu
siastic over the Chalmers line be
cause OF the six-40 built with the
valve-in-head motor and overhead
camshaft. This il the type toward
which all European design was tend
ing before the war. and the popular
demand Ia naturally for . carof this
type.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
TRENTON WILL
EXTENDSSEWERS

TRENTON. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE
village council Monday evening
voted to extend the trunk sewer on
Fort-st. from Elm to Cherry-st.. and
build lateral sewers on 81. Joseph
st. from Fort TO the alley, between
Washington-ave. and Third-st., and
ON Cherry from Fort to the alley
between Washington and Third.
The trunk sewer will be Is inches
in diameter. the lateral sewers, IL
inches. The estimated cost OF this
Improvement is $500.
A number OF bills were allowed by
the council.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
SUES ATTORNEY IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. l7.-Attor-
ney Arthur X. Trip, one OF the old
or members OF the Oakland County
Bar association. has been made the
defendant In $4,000 damage suit
brought by a Pontiac woman, Mrs.
Minnie Hopkins. The Trip car ran
into machine In which Mrs. Hap
kins was riding with her daughter
ard husband, and the woman claims
she was thrown out and sustained
serious injuries. While Mr.. Hopkins
was going for medical assistance for
his wife he was run down by an
automobile near the scene of the
other accident and had both legs
fractured. He was more seriously
injured than was his wife.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17

was local manager for Nelson. Nor
ris Z Co. for II years. end istes
was with Parker. Webb 4 Co. he
had been with Buck. Z 'Slayton only
week.
Mr.. Miller was q Mason ana was
also . member Of the @. A. r.. the
woodmsn. the A. o. u. w. and the
Oddfellows. He II survived by MS
widow. three sons and . daughter.
Emily l. Miller. The sons are
Henry L. Miller. Of indianapolis
w. Penn KILLER. cashier OF the
Moretou Truck Co.. and Hugh Mil
Ter. manager OF Summerneld u
Hecht.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
ECORSE

Thomas prou,llard will give a
shoot In the rear OF his home on
white-st. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Maurice In spending a
week with friends In Flint.
Mrs. r.. F. Furgason is spending a
week on whitmore lake.
Ecorse day, Aug. zs. will be ce)e-
brsted by an excursion to Bots Blanc
given by the board Of commerce.
Miss Madeline and Milton Riopeile
are visiting relatives in the country,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17

y .7..7 a A.! N '-.
- Aug. in'
- nxlok r. Kelley. OF the
- II guest OF hon
= & ~. rendered him by
sS $500. :, rho
- club house u Pine
1ea6ay. Ihe luncheon was
o ~ the women IN oppor-
g. thnnk congressman heiiey
uokk he ID u favor OF the
- Nnendment which lost IN
- - December, and TO urge
~ Wpek Tor the measure when
- teeore ~ next congress-.
~ were laid tor 20 guests, ano
; tn1(n wese al the prominent
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
RIVER ROUGE

The woman's Benent association ~
the Maccabeer viii hold n review in
the home Of Mrs Y. Mccullough. -
Riopelle-st, Tuesday evening
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
HIGHLAND PARK.

Highispd Park council Monday
ni.ht deferred action on the suRges.
tion OF w. W. Wicker. attorney. that
% should declare itself on the mat
ter OF the Organizing 81 another vii
laae to the north or take steys for
the annexation of the territory.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17

An appropriation Of g.. 900 has been
made by Hamtranck for the build
Ing 81 a town hall at Dawson and
NJ Ellioft.aYes
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
HO RlICk'S
ORIGINAL
Matted Milk

Upbuilds every part Of the body ef-
ficiently. Endorsed by thousands OF
Physicians Mothers and Nurses the
OF century.
Convenient. no cooking nor ad-
ditional milk required. simply
dissolve In water. Agrees when
other foods often fail
Sample n ee. HORLICk's. Racine. Wis.,
AZ. No Substitute 10 "Jvst - Good
VIZ 40 hORllck'S, the Original
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
FOR S. 900
USE HE USED
ME or FARMER

- MA Auk. l7.--As an
1 q I peculiar mix-up
$500 Is the municipal
- Gnfrrday. when Harry
ii2 = $1,000 Hebrew. admit
( 6uogn out : warrant for
JiIr ~ name u Henry Gins
uSvioburr farmer, Hsrowits
3 1 na6D the defendant in .
- acGjca brought by Sam
!. 0insburg purchased .
u lEowarts q Hbsrdsck In
Ut nnding II too heavy for
- 1xag. In 1t on the road
$500. Hbsrdsck later
$3.50 - DAm BeebAr and
tncnoy, claiming II was to
oaa1es cue him from the
V116A - was : member.
II Go1no here and misrepre
A1lDs,f - 0lnsbers. got q
|1@EA1x 49,. A. - - n->h>-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-17
No Kick to Il

Agreeable advice IL like pleasant
medicine. easy to take but OF little
benefit.-Lafayette Courier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
THE THEATRE
INTERNATIONAL nAaIcIANs
TO BE SEEN AT TIE CouRr

AZ the Court theatre. tomorrow,
hlEht and continuing the balance OF tha
Meek' with a matinee Saturday. Leroy.
maFicians. n~lusionists. and necraman.
GERS. VIII BE the attraction. This com
panb comes 20 Wheeling direc- from the
Nixon theatre. Pittsburgh. where they
scored a notable triumph. The press 81
nat city were unanimous In expressing
their approval OF the Offering
The production Is declared 10 be most
s~uInptuoqs. IL has the distinct foreign
ERECT. ali the scenery. properties. etc,
having been buiIt In the European worE,
shops OF Seryais Leroy. ia london.
Some idea % the immensely OF the show
tlay Dc GAINED when one learns that
three su-tout baggage ears are used 10
transport the p~arauhernalla and equfp-
in'ut. Two sleeping cars are used 10
transport the members Of the orFaniza-
ton. who number nifty.
SeTNnls Leroy ls regarded a. IN,
worlds foremost WufionIst. ana IRE
SCENTS many ingenious and myatcrigus
'rNts. inc ItulHu rope Is one OF
l4..n. ot9er batting illusions are the
lalhce o. The Fairies. 9TH BRIDAL
Chamber The Birth OF M Boss" and
lht cremation and dtcapitatlon scene In
nc nero pantomine and spectacular.
Nile. Mercedes Tulma. the cIeyercst
magician Of the fair sex. does some won
d.riul things with coins. while Eosco.
tnH Cnmrdy-ueCrUuauccr. with "a method
ail on his own. Is a whole how within
Juggling. musical and dancing acts
are ~luEfniuuEly interviewer 90 brlak
what might be a m0uof0ny. The Drtsn-
l1l dancing of Thelma Glyneska h. a
LsRov. TaIma. Rosco and their com.
pany. reached America early fn Doctm-
Der from Australia Their first appear
Hnce In this c1uutry was al the Cort
- a remarkably successful engagement
for a fortnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


Unsettled weather, with scattered
snow flurries or light snow. .contin-
ues over the Ohio and Tennessee val.
leys and thence northeastward over
the lower lake region 70 New England.
An area OF high pressure and lower
temperatures Is moving eastward over
the Southwest and Middle West. low
temperatures extending eastward over
the southern states. The lowest TEN.
perature last night at New Orleans
and Tampa, Fla. was 4O'.
a low pressure, warmer weather
area Is moving southwark over the
Northwest and upper valleys.
Unsettled weather. with probably
occasional snow flurries will continue
in this section until Wednesday. when
partly cloudy weather Is expected. II
VIII continue cool.
Local data: Highest Temperature
yesterday, 3S'; lowest last night.
"a melted snow. OF.
The Ohio in the district will change
but slightly during the next 80 hours.
II. G. HOWE,
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
ELM GROVE
HOUSE BURNS
HOME OF ALBEIT EIKEY SAVED
~ QUICK WORK or
VOLUNTEERS.
Roof Was Ablaze a. Result o. Burning
q Scot IN chimney-osmsse
Was Small.

Elm Grove vas again threatened
with a disastrous hro last evening.
when the roof on the Albert Eikey
residence. near the Elm Grove Coal
company mine caught Ere. An alarm
WAS turned IN about 7.f5 O'Clock. and
the Elm Grove Volunteer IRE company
responded. and DID great work IN ex-
tlnguishing the blaze.
The IRE IA said 10 have originated
from o catching ire in tho chimney
and being carried 20 the roof When
discovered one entire side Of the house
was I'm flames. The water lines were
Immediately laid. but the men. armed
with chemicals. were soon on the roof
and had h flames under control Ow-
Ing TO the fact that the water lines
we're laid across the tracks OF the B.
A. o. railroad u was necessary TO hold
train No. Ti6 for a few minutes.
Just how much insurance 10 carried
on the house f. not known. but II II
probable that the damage Is practical.
~ covered. The estimated damage Will
reach about SIS.
II will be remembered that the same
house was nearly burned down about
a year ago. However. good work by
he volunteer firemen last evening
saved Il from total destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Warwood Briefs

Miss Elizabeth Harris. Of the North
End Is slowly recovering after having
an attack ~ tousllitls.
Mrs Charles Held Of VT. do ChanfaI
spent Yesterday as the guest of friends
In the South End.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has "a large force OF men fixing the
road bed for the track The company
is also going To- put in a new switch
near Eleventh street.
Work ls progressing slowly on the
repalntiuE ~ Mr. Bolts house. cor.
nor Fourth street and Richland ave.
nue..
street COMMISSIONS EIUarf brooks
Improving Eighth street near DR..
Hills residence.
FIX Mayor W r. UeIfanb.nr rf the
south EHd has returned from o. bust
ness trip down in tho state
couple off f]1rH'Frrra were given a
hearing before Mayor s.. n. kinfHI.
hrrEor On l charge OF stealing coal
Tho case w7e dismissed after being
argued Tor 90 couple of hours af the
I0rel1rd hose house
Meeting of the HirhIand district
reading circle vas held lHst evening
% The GIrnr's Run school house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
WANTS
WATER SUPPLIED
MILL TOWN COUNCIL APPOINTS
COMMITTEE TO MEET
WHEELING OFFICIALS.
viii Ask That This City supply Them
Many Other Matters Acted
Upon Last Night.

BenWOod town council held a four
hour session last night. and took up
a number % matters. the most impor-
tant being TO appoint a COMMITTEES to
confer with the Wheeling Board OF
Control. relative to this city furnish
Ing the people % BenwOod with water.
n f. the intention OF council TO have
a main laid In the principal street.
and TO get all their water through
II from Wheeling. discontinulnE their
water plant because OF the excess
rates and much dissatisfaction be-
tween council and the water company.
City Solicitor Brown stated that he
had discovered hat the alley below
Fifteenth street. near High street. had
been builded on some time ago and
could not be opened unless the house
was razed. If this Is TO be done. n
Is up 60 the property owners who
want the alley opened. TO have the
house orn down" said the solicitor
in explaining the situation.
FIRE Chief NJ. l. Deegan addressed
the meeting. saying that his depart
ment was badly in need OF certain SUP
plies. including about 1900 feet Of
new hose.
The matter Of purchasing ornameb.
tai lights 10 be installed in front OF
h city building was recommitteo
TO the FIRE and light committee. with
instructions TO make a report on the
matter al the next regular meeting.
The meeting was presided over by
Mayor Sprout with all the members
present and City Clerk Brannen on the
Job.
special meeting OF council will be
hell TEL TuesdSr evening 20 act
upon the license question for the year.
The finance committee will hold a
meeting Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

Mrs. n. r. Livingston has returned To
her home In Wheeling, after a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes. OF North
Arch street, have gone 20 Akron. where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albert. OF the Al
bert House, On Central Main street. left
Friday night FOR a stay in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Falcouer. 81 Par
sons. Kan; Mrs. Robert Fairfield. OF
M~organtown. ". Va. j. w. Ruttcr. OF
pittsburgh. Pa. and Mrs. Frank Grif-
Zen, Of Cameron. W. Va. are visiting
AZ the home Of j.. h. icltter. OF North
Arch street.
WILDER Brady. Of Olivet. has been Wis
Ting his hrothtr. Melvin Brady. Of
North Chestnut street.
Mrs. Alex EnE8ctt. OF Steubenvilte. Is
here Tor a visit With her parents. AIR.
and Mrs. John Mtllison. OF west OF Gown.
Mrs. Delpha Burkhart. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Dan Baker. OF
near Pittsburgh. Is here for a visit.
Mrs. Lash Lucas and Mrs. Harry Lu.
cas-, OF Hunter. are spending to-day with
Mrs. G. NJ. Reed. OF this place.
News reached here yesterday. Of the
|~serious Illness Of John Hsff. an old
soldier. OF Armstrong; Mills. re b.
Well known iu this locality and h. "A
brothcr-in-law uf Franklin @Thornberry.
Of East south street.
Miss Bertha Schafcr. OF near gomer.
ton. was a visitor here Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
8OLAMHo.

As a special attraction "sa1ambo" will
he presented at the Virginia theatre To-
CAV ana tomorrow. in addition TO the
regular daily program 10 is conceded
the mnEtnraulm production OF the year
specially produced FOR the World TTIw
Corporation. b 90 of Euruufa rreatsat
producers 10 Oh one OF tho oldest
classics OF literature on which most ~
ancient tales OF Carthage were based.
Ns n spectacle DO has never been SURF
passed nor ~rlunIIrd ir any form OF fhs
amusement nrf snIumhu. was pro.
luraI nf an expense of almost 100000.
Iu Do con De- seen armies battling Tor SUI
IrHmrrU. temples and other HfrIrfrrrH
Ie. 'haf r.rf fortunes fl build
N.'" If.Hf4rIinE fnU high rental cost 0f
POO. f|| production If HIU be- rhuwn
~ --- r-.--uI -Lr-L-L- urL-nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

Monday from Charleston. where he holds
a position OF c~lcrkship.
n : Van Camp spent sunday and
Monday iu kellairc. o.. as the guest %
his brother. Lloyd Van Camp.
Mrs VIM. simmons and daughter.
Edith Janstte. have returned Co their
home in Washington. Pa after SPENDING
several weeks with Mrs. simmons faith
or ana sisters.
VIM Price. o. Princetown was in the
city ON business. Monday
Or VIM Adams was a business visitor
in smithheld. Monday.
Joseph Wells Is a Minnie visitor this
week. .
j. Myers. OF Pine Grove. was a bust
ness visitor IN the city. Tuesday.
Mrs Josephus Myers, OF Elm Grove.
~ IN the city looking after business ana
property on the South Side.
j. =. Clark was in Pit tsburgh. Mon
aay ooklng after business tor the New
Martnsville Bank.
N "a Willis. Cecil y. Hyland and 81.
A. brast we're at Failing Timber. look
Ing after their OH interests.
~. Lcwhcn, OF Proctor. was Ina the
city Monday, on business.
J. W Blair il In Portersfaus looking
after his interest In a store at that
Ewart Aukrom was a business visitor
In Darlington Monday.
In Smithheld. Tuesday.
Mr.. ". ~. Clark was in 81. Marys
Tuesday attending Co business.
ar Henderson Of the Ncw Martins
this week looking after business Tor he
company.
Jas Clt~chey. OF Proctor. was iu the
city. Monday.
W. e. Richer. Of the Chicago y w.
Railway D. spending the day In the city
lo9Elng after business for the company.
IT Mhistsr OF Smithheld. was a CALI
r. Anderson. Of Duny. was looking ar
ter business In the city. Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
WARW00D
Camp Of Buns Broken Up.

Yesterday morning ID. l. Poole.
town sergeant. found that a bunch OF
bums we're camping along the Ohio
river. near White City fishing camp.
at the foot OF Eighth street. During
the afternoon The men we're rounded
W by Mayor A. II. Kindelberger and
ID. l. Poole end warned 10 leave. II
was found that they were Polish and
mad been looking for work and not
nnding any. built themselves a place
as shelter. The foreigners promised
both authorities that they would leave
this morning. There were six in the
gang and they are going 10 leave for
~Pittsburgh where they have hopes Of
getting work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Building Rarne.

\ large force Of men was employed
Monday morning on the erection OF a
large barge that a be used la maui
ing machinery and other things from
side TO side OF the river. The work
Is being done under the direction OF
the Foundation company. Work viii
De started on the pumping OF the COT
terdam on the Ohio side Of the river
the last Tart Of the week. As soon
as the weather Is warm enough work
on the north wall on the West Virginia
side will be started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
AT H VICTORIA

the I1rf opportunity f1r theatre
e.0rH fH witness. fHHf popular rfHsIrf
rI to-day. TH. production viii Hr ufrvrf
fHIa afternoon ard twice ff.H r~varIrr
Of fhH Victoria Then fEH urrar.mrrt
NN| .''.r Hu rrfIr"IF new nII for the
Loot NHIf OF tho HrHE $50 aHu- f4r
mrf With more popular favor af fEa 80.
f.rIn fHHr Nnr THE COZ and fhH rIHHT. Do
IIH." was l Wholesome supply 90 rHHf
"IIr nHr'IrE nru nr.InF with rumrr-
HHrI" H".IrnH ard HIH .-HfrHHHr#rfa
rIHrrrr have made m iHrfIrr md HHrHr.
HH|e .mI"F.HInr uu those Who witnessed
HHrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Small Park.

Adam Martin, engineer at the Love
land water works has been busy tie
past couple OF week. improving the
lawn around the building. which is
going 10 be turned into a small park
this sumner. for the citizens Of rest
in during the heat OF the day. Mr..
Martin has already planted over 500
tulips in beds and other flowers which
VIII bloom all summer. lie is also
going TO plant a large number OF trees
which Will also be an improvement, To
the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
SMlTHFIELD, OHIO
Friends Meeting in Progress.

SMlTHFIELD. o.. March 2J-Evan-
|gclist Mollam. who o. conducting r,vi-
val services az the Friends church. has
concluded two weeks OF very auCcessfuI
services. and the meetings Fil continue
Tor another week 90 least. A large and
representative audience ~ men OF
|Smithfield and vicinity listened To- the
speaker sunday D. CO... on The Value OF
la Man. Musical Director Coffin has
organized "a union choir which some
think is better than the RALLY sunday
choir % ~tcubcuFlIie. Mr.. Coffin can
not only direect a. choir. butch can sing
VERY artistically. All are cordially in
|Nited 90 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Met Last Evrnlnn

The special meeting last evening, at
the nome OF Miss Bette Sowby. Of
center Narwood. was ATTENDED by
most OF the members Of the Loyal
daughters OF the Christian church.
Matters pertaining to the hfteen-cent
upper were taken W. The AFFAIR viii
be held on Friday evening between
the hours Of 5 and 7 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
spsnIng contsst. slareh a7th.

There will be an old fashioned SPELL
|ing contest on Saturday cvoniug. March
|2Ith. in the town hail. o. will consist
of three contests uH follows a pupils
contest for the boys and girls oT super
vision district $50. 3 The winner Of
This contest will be- given a prize. The
b. seated There Will De- q teachers
contest. also "a patrons contest The
winner and the last spelled Town In each
contest VIII spell uu "a Erand finale con-
The admission only ten cents.
hunta ProErtzziFr spelling Book will
b. used.
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Regular meeting Of the Unknown
club Of Wheeling, was held last eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the home Of
Stanley Thomas. corner Seventeenth
street and Warwood avenue About
htteen members were present and the
evening was enjoyed in the playing Of
games and music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Fatally Burned.

NJ. r. Rose. OF near M~iddlebourne. o.,
was fatally burned Monday evening
about 5 O'Clock. Mr. Rose. who had been
III Tor about two years. was wrapped
In T. blnnket sitting before a crate fire.
iiia wife left his room 20 prepare the
from the room, in some manner his
clothing caught fire aud he was beyond
human aid when she found him. Mrs.
Rose was formerly Miss Anna Phillips.
OF this city. and has many friends Who
Eympathize with her in her sorroW. The
funeral viii probably be held Wednes-
day. although funeral arrangements are
not complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
TO ARGUE SECOND
BECKER APPEAL TODAY.

ALBANY. n 81. March g7=Tna
second appeal Of Charles U'cker for.
unr police lieutenant OF New YORK
CITY. convicted of the murder of Urr.
man H~0.rnfHaI. VIII Boz argued In the
court of appeals tomorrow.