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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
SURRENDERED HIMSELF.
Dr. Augustus Turner Accused in Girls
Death.

Boston, Jan. l9.-Dr. Augustus w
Turner, aged 50, of 1862 Massachusetts
avenue, surrendered himself last night
at police headquarters TO Inspector
George Patterson, having heard that he
was wanted on an Indictment warrant
charging him with having performed an
Illegal operation on Miss Irene A. Rich
ardson, daughter of George NJ Richard
son. town auditor of Arlington.
Miss Richardson made her home with
her parents at "a Kimball road, Arlng-
ton. She died Jan. 7.
Turner appeared at headquarters
shortly after l0;30. He came in an au-
tomobile, accompanied by his counsel, F.
j. Walsh, and his bondsman. Michael
Nazzaro. Bonds were furnished in the
sum of $500 and after the papers were
made out Turner was released TO appear
in the superior criminal court to plead
TO the indictments.
Other persons arrested in connection
with the death Of the young woman
have been discharged by the court.
DIR. Turner figured IN case in the SUI
perior criminal court here IA years ago.
In December. 1900, while living at l6l
West Springfield street, he was arrested
charged with aiding Mrs. Jane f. Bis
hop in performing a number of opera
tions. Mrs Bishop had been arrested
two months earlier and was then out
on $4,000 bail awaiting trial in the su-
perior court.
There were 81 counts in the indict-
ment, relating 10 IA separate transac-
tions, and the trial Of Mrs Bishop aud
DIR. Turner, who were accused jointly
and severally was considered the most
important Of its kind in this state.
Or. Turner was acquitted june "a,
1901 by = jury in the superior court, by
order Of Judge Bishop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
ABOLISH TOLL BRIDeE
Acroas C0unerficut River. Says the Nev
Hampshire Comuisdon.

Conosrd. =. a.. gan. Aha4ton 81
al toM tHiAees arrosa the Cunneff asui
river is raanmendeH - thr haunfsr,
eoaIrissiun afT,uints.l ~ former eogern
uf fnflkffs 81 q rsrut suiu ftad 81 a.
lsEslitiurs iaet nrtt hT ksaFarua.
ssauiffnn -sregfursHg tHs rervrt
was hiH frauled Is sfrfar Nan
Hnuf1sfIre 1rtarf essuzu .ssian - ao-ar.
crate uift smirf eazrnissiar Fs.rre-
senting KeFnart. Tss lnst iaaaIatu-r
~ Efrrnr8 wms saTza 81 fnsssnF asu~r ~
EEhmm b ffef torrs8 af18.stfna So en-
i-laras
Tla nau3ass ur ae Er- Haar@t.,s
mu.fssiat asf Hu1gt #am m ff.aaf
aH n w Hanr w Cr nns frraa
-asas wrrals1 fIsvfa 4 NNeH wrs
re1r Tfr urr rrrrueetaf rs-ss|f'r rs-
nF ~ co. irnzarH tssnar fts
semss fmn ssNsea Ehf He
s ss r-8sa thf ~ t-9rsa nls-r
'aas n-f nw f ar ~
aa fr ransartfHf r- fFsa--
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ssse4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
REMAINS TAKEN TO CHELSEA.
After Funeral OF Mrs. Isabel S. Roberts
in Barre To-day.

Following the funeral OF Mrs. Isabel
$ Roberts at the home Of her son, Ned
}. Roberts. on Orange street at $3.50
this morning. the body Was taken 70
Chelsea, her native towa. where inter.
nent was made in the family lot where
her husband was buried many years
ago.
Rev. J. r. Rcardon. pastor Of the Uni.
versalist church, ofiiciated at the fun
eral. assisted by Rev " }. A. Beattie,
rector Of the Church Of the Good Shep.
herd The bearers were GeoIge T. Bates.
Ora Pmlbrick, Pred g. Rogers. Frank
McWhorter. C. N Wiley and W. A.
Drew
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
-Four of Victims at Roose-
welt, N. j., Are Ex-
pected to Die
PITCHED BATTLE
FOUGHT TO-DAY
Between $50 Striking Labor
ers and Guard of 50
Deputy Sheriffs

Roosevelt, ~ j., Jan. l9-rFourteen.
men were shot, four of them being NOR
tally wounded, in pitched battle be-
tween $50 striking laborers and guard
of 80 deputy sheriffs at the plant of the
American Agricultural Chemical com
pany to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
DIDN'T FURNISH BAH.
Sevan Ford and william Niece Both
Remanded 10 Tail.

81. Albans. Jan. la.-sevaB Ford and
William Mceee. at q bearing before
March term ~ Franklin county court on
tbe charge Of criminal assault on Mr..
William smith. neither rouid furnish
saa4 han aBd each was relnanded 10 iaii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
WILL NOT PERMIT
DACIA TO PROCEED
British Government Win Not sive the
Steamer Safe Conduct TO Rotter-
dam With Cargo Of
Cotton.

Washington. d. c., Jan. l9-The Brit.
ish government viii not consent to allow
the steamer Dacia. recently transferred
from German 10 American registration.
e. proceed 70 Rotterdam under safe con.
duet. with her cargo Of cotton, the state
department was notified to-day from
London
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19

Harrisburg. Pa Ian. Kaufman's
department. stors uus destroyed and
aoz,n either stores ana Offices usrt darn
eyed iv ffs iatf last rirtt TIE loss
nas nsffnlsfaf at sIaN asai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Nuisr ~ rers7tian e. D. tsnarrsf ~
tinr iafias 81 thf horne of Mrs H. M
Eufief. I7 Hsifur sfreff Itura1ar aff -
ssenrnn fFnm. q tn g 0'einsk hns taef fast
- end nae rae1 ftis mnrrfnr 81 Efr-t-
artrtfts Fsrrhfu ~ Morfrs1 lr tir
n Te tesfi8r is f1tenaef
rt !. fnraHe firh au8 tis sr-
8t n1s5 atfe aM la#tse wi.n
- ffsae tIs raaHrr f7fb waast -.
s5 arr Fl fas shrrshss h.ls su-ar fas
Hak
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19

Nisffna altfF thH wett -fn8 atinu-r
asarf af reiask restsrisF azternasr
So Hau. sll iand nfa. ia,safass is 90
iarr.s tute setHu hs tata read soy
sae tt- twf ana FmH f mezsuras
fsue .rt-naneef tnn hls hsrE fiHsa
aF s.rats i rfsfr tr tff frrr.s
anrarr f inas- rnati0r Al.
- s r1e@ a snrrrr.
s - sr He rtH
uuss $50 r Mr a.
Hrr. rr ~ 81 - -r1at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
MILLIONS SUPPER.

Strikes are brutal weapon.
They not only interfere with the
priucipals. blf cripple the move.
mems n society. imposing unnai
ural burdens upon people ~ no
manner connected With them.
Fourteen thousand streetcar en-.
ploycs are now ont Of work 10 CHI.
cag0, owing % the fact that they
have not been awarded 80 increase
~ wages The increase hsked may
BE- justified isni, Justified or not,
ID difference 81 hundreds Of thou
sands imperiis millions If dollars
IN ChicnaO, more than y million
people are affected business 81
peralyzed Disorder are likely ga
follow The first days or'ierlineis
social decay makes itself feli iu
many complicated spheres 81.
though ID comes close 10 the inner
citadel Of liberty spinc Govern
menf commission ought a. be- eu
powered 10 peitlf 80 questions be.
tween capital md labor that can.
NOT be- ad ni.ied between the two
Certainly innocent people should
be- protected from such rreurreui
impedimrnta.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
EJACULATION BOOKS
OPEN 10 ADVERTISERS
Wednesday, June 10. 1915.
THE LETTER or THE LAW

Il Drew Caniuetii WAS fined
$500 and given nn eighteen
months sentence for violating ihe
Mann White Slave Act The irlnl
was held la San francisco, aHd
WAX mad. notorious ht tho pram
hence Of lbc quriics The Tinted
States Supreme Court has refused
10 permit rotirW of "a So doubt
the MANN Act was exactly iutor.
preicd iiui. like mnuy other
laws Il has worked an uumielli
gent hardship md VIII hecouo in
operative through sentiment 10 AL
hepd 10 without consideration Ut
fhos human elements which Goa
Ter into nll Iuuiluhlc proofs ol
guilt Tho girl voluntarily fol-
lnwcd Cauinpiii She followed
linn because she lelt nu attachment
for him and was willing to sW
ftr as Boz might br made io suffer
She followed him with mo- iuloni
~ bncome "a lncior la commercial
isrd VICE Under such conditions
the Maun Aci Should suffer m
ahniemont so rs rigors II wa'
not framed 10 intercept nunher
l1ss irregularities, tut Va serve
social puposf IN the suppression
of uu inlquilons trade IA bodic'
nnd souls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
SUGGESTS SUICIDE

Former secretary ol War Stim
son. boz Sew York address. urges
ihc lulied siatcs ia prepare for
defense. so that ii may bp
in position ip meet nny cvruilHh
iies The idca IS uoi nov bat 81.
fun acceptance wlll moan the
tenure OF d ness and hiieous eoic
af hclirf BOO the lniicI States
Preparation for war IS what makes
wnf inevitable Much of thr ,l.s
frcss n Europe to-day might have
been atrrlod if tho severn Hx boo
posod hy mlliarlsm had nol mad
loucd ihr matscs Co tho point Of
lmnney Once preparation a un
dcrlaken WHOLESALE there Is no
end 80 ~ burdens The might ai
mmuilion plnnts alone would stm
ulaie though fo wnr fpreriiul 1l
honor And 100 cisc rhink ol what
10 iwriblc hliehl Tho kwpps base
been 90 Gefmany
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
TeNdS Press


Danish Farmers Welcome
L0niH'8nn hIuhpr ia reported aH
.asslnF chat i oaumh mtuDrn would
rumo t0 fonHnun hcl vull have 400
iDr BOO ths feminine business eve wlu
not cthrao them cent tho nut yoar
hr b. reported AH W}ioE we hute
plenty 0f mnrrN 90 muNh Wr dn nnt
nerd it hut $3.50 naui thc naroa Wpa
another significant uifewnro
rho fuunrrs of ponnarN are rcu0v
rd fpf lhe lonfiia iu Which they ktst
carrtd tho seruce 90 ca opruut,
Atwng. ntd tno t0ulnmut hnukrf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

Governor Station. ~ Georgia
now haa before him all testimony
and incidents of ihr Frank uml
To-day according to nipicos. Use
final round viii be called u
Frank heroic battle for l,lc ~,
may lose W. eauuot believe that
he viii lose Va cannot hclict,
that tho grain of doubt viii uoi
Neigh rightly against tho pound
of prcindicc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

VILLA has teloeraphed Cauauga
that ho will be- very glad Ia con
fer with him over peace plons We
think thai this represents villa X
weakness So mnch greater extent
than e does his patriotism.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

The London Daily Mail urges
England to declare cotton contra
baud, contonding that Il IS lnod
Tor German guus. Go easy, Eng
land There Is q hreaklng pont
~ the broad Ancrlcau circle OF
rAllNnre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

Roosevelt pledged his support
to Wilson Now it Barucs gets in
line, the President will have two
og kind to draw Go. llut It can
hardly be- claimed that they are
mere than marked dcueeg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

German newspapers refer ~
typewriter heroes Not unusual.
Many q little golden locked iype
Mrlior horo Is supporting thy
Clothes line aud the bread line in
thc United Stairs. with never any
il,lng brighter than the heavy cross
ST duty Go anticipate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
WEATHER SUMMARY
b. Q. DEPARTMENT or AcaicUL
rUHE- -WEArHER aUAsev.

weather hslisun for "a hours end
Ink 500 M 70 msrHi,an nfne
june ft $685.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

probably b1fn tllH Dee inehfieas
wanted sofuF arlypa ~ farn;tFs 81 come
a. fhaf state shl allii demonstrate
Hhaf can b. afcnirpilhte lu faFmlrG
shsn rp-opefaiiun - Introduced Nnen
d cumminse ~ fsrmfrs sells ihe pro-
asfts ~ ffrfpn. ahen un liger
ae.Na wish one fafuer ulo reprsstf o.
q hundred 80 more fauaefs This ln-
tnfes faif dntiiaa This makes ~ aia o.
bIlift VI price This maans that every
hfnirf viii hatf more money alfh
ehifh fg gas 10 his obligations gf fd
flace H ths Danh end ihoae afs the
flnd ~ FORMERS ihat iit lnu'sIana
banker. and fof tAe maufs no fhaf tli
Other Nsfhcfa. want t1 see in narfar.
si0u ~ tae vacant lands W. ioataia
nni ile tunih and aarn taem .nt4 pro-
dHeier fefms fgri worm necgrd
lack q Ammunition.
Due ~ fnt chief fnaannH ahg he
fr'nsn ruf Nuurh naYr rnf tfru atle
to dnFa fhe Germans nuf nf fmnee or
nf iaari is oarsIifunl5 reduce tHr as
ffuf ~ French fefuiDrY under Gsfmsn
occupation hss been fle larA uf aufr
fiem nfaHnlDirnn DO Goo .lirHf 10 ear
munitions fn fne Frfncn chambsr ~
dfpliifa If aHs pontea uHf fhaf fhr
fffsfh sHr mftnufs aefs Depleted ~
HhIlir1 uurtmru go fhe hrfInn.na 81
thf conflict afd fhnlf llHt,f nlrl bs
women. 900 600 other band tnr NOM
nrr ~ H0rsmrn in noe German bunis
Hf tHHsu i1 HH1 ehrn fNr nff noen
nHs Increased tn leo00H mmedlnfsil
900 rllft fa fHr.af hs ruofmuas
qulrnfrs 40 Hhoi nHd shan r.qu.fra fu
nuF nn fhr rsUf hAa Utan d Ustts
hHnd'rnp fo fHs Hiife. hlf hffuuafrn
fnf inrfn. fHrf afs m.In. alsaaafs
steps tn r.mffs tne deficiency Gal-
weston IfH.nr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

W c. Pearson, Of Parts Texas.
landed a irnul Monday that weigh
cd eight pounds aud fourteen
ounccs. And his catch was weigh
I'd on scales NOT loaded for suin.
mer tourist purposes Think OF
the amour, Of whisg a beauty like
thai can put ON q BIS OF strlngl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16
INCUBATION DEPARTMENT
PHONE 50.

Address al business communications
snd make out al rbcels, dfaits, money
orders aud express ofiera 10 The Caller
Publishing Company. Az items. articles
and communications should o. Addressed
tu lditor, corpus CHRISTI Caller
Entered aa seoondiclass matter az The
rustgilico lp Corpus lhristl 1ena
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

Gahy neslys claims that no ar
ilsle eau hc at her best nnlcs, she
takes two baths daily, pertumod
hath IN the morning and a milk
bath AZ night CT course anyhNly
wanting 90 DO SO may believe that
Gahy follows her prescriptions
There is absolutely ne charge for
believing a dancing girls lies,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-16

According % Don Mcmillan.
whc has juSt been whore il ism I.
Crogker Land, discovered IN 1906
hv Pcary. doesn / exist Ne insNg
lne salile on Doe Cook 5 face T.
aud Why Whatever the measure
of bis cNultation. he must consider
the fael that bottled illusions had
not bcrn haniShci from the navy
~ the time Peary l,at the Crockcr
mirage on the map.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
B. & 0. OFFICIALS
WORK ON ACCIDENT
REPEAT CIRCUMSTANCES OF
SUNDAY NIGHT WHEN EN-
CINE STRUCK AUTO.
Object Believed 20 BE 70 Afford Pro-
lection Against Damage Suits
Should Any Be Filed.

Two prominent Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad officials were In Benwood at
the scene OF last Sundays accident
yesterday. The indications pointed
10 the fact that they were probably
getting ready for any possible damage
suit which might be brought against
them as the result OF the automobile
accident
The crossing and the surroundings
were put in the identical shape they
were in the evening of the accident.
The string OF cars which was on the
north siding on June have either
stood there until yesterday. or were
replaced. Ford runabout. the same
a. was demolished in the accident,
was run within three feet Of the track,
stopped and a picture taken Of it in
that position. showing how far a train
was visible AZ the danger point. Il is
said. A yard engine was used 20 take
the place OF the passenger engine.
Pictures were also taken OF the auto
mobile and engine In other positions.
IL was stated.
As yet IL is not known whether
there are any damage suits entered
against the company. but IL Is ru-
mored about Benwood that there Will
be at least one suit entered before
the keck is over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
NEWS BRIEFS

NORTHWEST FOR FISHING A
rarty Of prominent men. including
Alex Glass. George w Stamm. Bern
ard HandIan and Pete" Habcrstick
left yesterday afternoon 10 e. 90 over
tho Pennsylvania Tor Minnesota 20
spend several weeks fishing and hunt
ing on Pine river They will occupy
West Virginia camp about zoo miles
up the river from Minneapolis Their
guide viii hn colonel Homer Andrews
Thomas ~ Butcher. travelling sales
man of tho Central Glass company.
proceeded last nights party several
days
FREE DRUGS Tho dIspeuaarv 81
tho Associated Charities viii here.
after ho opened from 8 to o. o'clock
each evening except sunday. where
several physicians VIII DO In charge
Tho department BE- Iu thc old BOARD %
Trade building Twelfth and CnarHue
streets Secretary A. E Sinks said
yesterday that an additional sunni, of
druEs viii arrive shortly
" ". s. CONVENTION Arrange.
mrnu have been completed for tho
thirty ninth annual convention of Tho
Women Missionary society of The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

among the pos.ohlce employees about
certain large organizations putting
stamps on letters wrong 90 that each
stamp has To be cancelled by hand. as
the stamping machine cannot be- used
DELEGATES NAMED-Mayor u. l..
Kirk named delegates yesterday morn
ing 10 the Peace Preparation convcn-
ton Of the National Security League.
The delegates are Messrs. Herman
Bentz. +. l.. Stone and John j. Comm.
WILL BEGIN MEETINGS - The
Ohio county board Of equalization and
review will meet for the FIRST time
July 6. and begin the work OF check
ing up the work Of IN assessor. and
hearing complaints
EXECUTIVE sEssIoN-The Coun-
ty Commissioners held their FIRST star
chamber session yesterday morning
for a number OF years. and the result
OF the meeting Ia still a mystery. al
though Il II not thought that a great
deal was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

Presbyterian churches. TO be held in
Wheeling tomorrow In the Second
United Presbyterian church Four
teenth and Chapline streets
THOUSANDS sTARvING-A com.
munication was received yesterday at
the local headquarters OF the Asso-
ciated Charities stating that thous-
ands OF natives OF Mexico are starving
and their only salvation is for assist
ance from this country. The Amcri-
can Red Cross society has already
sent tons OF food there but Is unable
to cope alone with the situation.
ATTENDS CLEVELAND MEET
lho-Dr. W. o. Torne. local head or
the federal meat inspection depart
ment. left last evening for Cleveland
to attend the annual national meeting
Of meat inspectors. Dr. G. L. Hail VIII
be in charge OF the Wheeling Office
during DR.. Trone's absence.
INITIATION AND LUNCHEON
Tuesday night Reliance Lodge. No. Is.
will initiate a large class OF candidates
at the A. O. q. W. Hall. followed by a
social session and luncheon
sTRETcHERs TO ENPo.-The
Wheeling Tent g. Awning company
yesterday shipped two OF it's patent
stretchers TO the government mine
display at the Panama Pacific exposi-
ton 20 b. used in demonstrating FIRST
aid 20 the mine rescue work
CHURCH oUTINo-The various
Protestant Episcopal churches OF the
Wheeling district will hold an outing
az Wheeling Park. Monday. June y.
NJ. &. CHURCH PICNIC The an.
nual picnic and outing Of the North
Street ". +. Sunday school will De
held at Wheeling park. Thursday.
June ~. Special cars will be- run
from Fifth and Market streets
PUT STAMPS ON RIGHT-There
has been much complaint recently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
TO
CLOSE PLANTS
MARTINS FERRY MILLS LIKELY
WILL Be NAILED UP
SOON
Unless Strike 10 Settled ey Saturday
Clerical Force Reported e Hsve
Received Notice.

The prospects for the resum ption
Of the Whitaker-Glessner sheet init
and the Wheeiing Corrugating Works
in Martins Ferry seem rather gloomy.
ss II was said yesterday that ali Of the
clerks employed about the plant had
received letters stating that n the
trouble was not settled By Saturday
they could look for other positions.
II u said -hat their pay IL also beng
made out TO that time and arrange
ments are being made 10 nail up the
works
The tents which the insurcent mem
bers OF the Amalgsmatcd have main
tanned on the ,ity property near the
plant have been removed TO another
location but pickets will be kept on
duty. The news that the plants VIII
be idle for an indefinite period Is not
welcome news for the residents or
Martins Ferry as nearly a thousand
men will be cut out OF employment as
result Of the closing OF the plants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

u.tu IuaaeII a f.fmer resident Of
..HN.'rIIf vas taken Co. tho Nur Id
H |roI|uE hospital Harfarfnr urhars 81.
WI|I Undergo Hu operation
MANY residents uf f.a rI.. f|sfrI.f
tended zoo numneurrfnfrf fner.Ia.a
.'II .r.f.fiHH morning nf Mf Ga I.rar.
fhI
Mra Harry Douglass rf Tfm Grove .s
detained Ht Hrr home 0u account n rI.
Urra
Mrs ISL o. rHHU haa returned o.. r.-
home .u L'm Grove after having -uart
friends
Miss Ewma Smith ~ Elm Grove fs do.
iained 81 her home because ~ s.rkrefa.
Niles Uerthn fserusrf o. No4ffaur
rl. ~ frred from Columbia rrfversIfr.
Now Work
NiaH Elsie Arm efr0ur ~ New Castle
ia. is visiting friends at EIrv10I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

10 improve the appetite and
stensthen the digestion try a few
doses OF Chamberlain Tablets. Mr..
J.. y. II. seitz' OF Detroit. Mich. says:
Ihey restored my appetite when i'm
paired relieved me OF bloated feel
ing ana caused pleasant and salts
factory movement Of the bowels" For
sale by all dealers-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
Completed Plans.

At the meeting OF the ladies' OF
North Warwood held In the Reliance
hose house all plans we're completed
for the lawn fete % be held on the
evenings Of June 1917. The affair is
to be given by the men Of the Re.
lance hose company With the help OF
the ladies The AFFAIR will DO held on
the grounds surrounding the building
on Twenty fourth street Music both
evenings will be furnished by the War.
wood band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
CAPITAL STOCK
TO BE DOUBLED
STOCKHOLDERS OF NJ. MARSH &
SONS COMPANY AUTHORIZE
ACTION.
Additional Stock 20 Extent Of Sioo. 900
Will be Issued Soon - Business
Justifies Increase.

Stockholders OF the NJ. Marsh &
Sons Inc. stogie manufacturer. met
yesterday and authorized their board
Of directors 10 Increase the present
capital stock from 100000 to 5000. 600.
This meeting waS called 20 take action
on a resolution drafted some time ago.
Practically all or the stock was repre-
scented.
~ has been found by the stOckhold-
ers that they have been operating on
a capital FAR below their business. and
~ was decided that 10 was time 10 IN
crease tho stock The meeting yes
tcrday authorized such action
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being done by Contractor l.. W. Ern-
est OF Wheeling
William Burkle OF Twenty-1rst
street. Is having his house repainted.
The work is being done by Contractor
Grimm OF North Warwood
Perry Petit OF Twentieth street.
has fixed up a piece OF his property
so that the children can use II as a
play ground. All the children have
been enjoying themselves in the after
noon at this place.
Mart Clark Is having his house re-
paired on Twentieth street. J. Kahn
IL doing the work.
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Services We'll Attended

Prayer services last evening a. the
Presbyterian church were attended
hy large number Of the congregation
Rev =. p. Carson has prepared a mum
Der " topics from Bunyans PHI.
grim PrOEress This has been pre-
pared into six talks tho first 81 which
was heard BY a large congregation
last evening
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p u seems that IN Injustice TO the Geo.
lunar FAMILY. OF Big Wheeiin,
Sr',N has been done. hy an item carri.,,
~ 'ni4 paper recently To- IN. eff.rf fb,+
w sophomore class Of Wheeling Iiigb
H n'lu th,lf picnic a. the FoIngr orchard
Furthermore the it.ri leads ayS -, ny" ~
zee wa dancing was INDUCED in As
msttsr of fact that picnic was he'll
-, lunar home. and Furthermore
~ niil,lnk if being held at the F0Imar
l'Ihi this wear. out OF respect no. ne
IN ,m"rA o! Mrs. Folmar vi o r.c.n,i,