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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
VILLA SITES ON FLATHEAD
LAKE TO BE SOLD SOON

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The gov.
erument will offer for sale, at public
auction commencing July 20, 1915, at
Poison, Montana, lots within twenty.
one villa sites. ench fronting on Flat.
head Lake Montana
The villa sites are In Flnthead coun.
ty, In the northwestern part Of the
state, aud IN the Kellspell, Montana,
land district, They are west ~ the
main range OF the Rocky Mountains.
The lake IL beautiful body Of fresh
water more than twenty-five miles In
length from north ID south, and with
more than seventy miles Of picturesque
shores The villa sltes are situated
along the shores Of the southern half
Of the lake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
GERMANS CHECK
THOUGHT SEVERE
British Experts Believe Russian
Pressure VIII Hold TeutOnS
From Other Fronts
PETROGRADCLAIMSM MORE SUCCESS
COnCede Loss OF Ground In Only
One Location; Serbs Con-
tinue Advance

LONDON, June - Although the
British press hus warned the public
that II Is too early 10 assert positive
ll that the AustrO-German armies In
tinllcln have been definitely checked
and that General Won Linsengpn's de
frnt on the Dnicster has eased the
pressure on Russia II is nevertheless
believed by many military COmmcntn
tors In London that there has been a
sharp turn IN the situation I'm Gnlicin
which will prevent Germany trnnsferr
ing any considerable force " troops
either 10 the west or to the Itullnn
frontier.
Some German forces 1T is said. al.
rrndy have been detached from the
Gnllcla armies and hurried tu the
lzouSo front, but It is felt that even
more men viii be- needed there II ltaiy
keeps pressing on toward Triest
The latest official announcements
from PetrOgrad assert that the Rus
SLAMS have assumed the offensive
along the Dubyn river and In the
Baltic provinces and they concede the
loss ~ ground nowhere except along
the river pruth, In BukOwina
Viewing the recent fighting In Ga
licia In perspective, II mny be- divided
roughly into three grpnt battles. The
chief " these was fought forty miles
a. the southeast ~ Lemherg. where
the forces under General Won Iinsln.
gen Ind not only crossed the Dnicster
hut had progressed some twelve miles
hrvond, getting nstrldc NJ the lcmberg
railroad These were the forces
which the Russians apparently have
forced back with heavy losses, thus
placing the river In Russian hands
throughout
The second great battle, or series ~
battles took place In the territory be.
tween Ugnrtshurg aud Seydach0w
and along this line the Russians claim
to have repulsed the Germans With se.
we're punishment
North " both " these areas aud the
past " PrLemysl was the sceue of a
thlnl battle. Here. General Won Mack.
cnEen nj the head OF the main Austro-
tiefinnu forces was trying to penetrate
ilut ehal tu IRmberg through Mosciskn,
Wednesday according To the Russian
contention the German check In this
locality was complete.
Serbia. II appears Is continuing her
systematic occupation NJ northern nnd
central Albania aud she may even now
hc possession ~ Scutari,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
PlNKED BANK ROBBER
Shot Gun Stops Career OF One BanI,
RObber at Woodward, OklA.-His
Companion Escapes

WOODWARD, Ok, June II Two
young men, one NJ whom wns shot
down und Is now In the Woodward city
Jnll, mndc nn unsuccessful attempt to
roll the New Sule bank here this
morning AT O'Clock They gained ar
cess TO the hunk by pryIng open II
back window aud had succeeded I'm
penetrating the banks vumlt when Ed
Snow, al rmployc In un uIl.uieht res
tnurant raised AN ularm.
one Of the robbers escaped aud IL
now being hunted by posses The 9th
cr was pretty badly shot up while
emerging from n window lie recplv.
ed the loads ~ two or three shot guns
II ~ thought that he viii recover lie
gave the name of Frank Morris.
The bnndits secured nothing of
value from the bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
HARVEST WHEAT NOW
Farmers Of Deep Fork Valley Are Al.
ready in Their Fields With Binders.
Estimate Average Of % Bushels

Wheat is being harvested I'm thi,
county the farmers IN the Deep Fork
valley being the first 10 rcnp their
crop A strip ahout six miles long aud
full width of Deep Fork valley wa,
given largely 10 wheat this ycHr II
ripcucd considerably earlier than the
wheat on the upland aud harvesting
began several days ago
II is believed thnt the wheat now ho
Ing rut viii Yield from 20 10 80 bush.
els 10 the mere. ana some ~ II may
be- even better than the highest figure
given. II Is excellent grain and the
farmers along Deep Fork believe they
have crops that win compare favor
ably with any other section ~ the
state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
FARMER KILLS ANOTHER AND
SHOOTS WIFE WHO MAY Dir

PONCA CITY, ok, June 12-After
killing Roy porsett and firing five
bullets Into his wlfes body, W H.
willis killed himself at The famll,
home near here Friday afternoon. Mrs
Willis IL not expected 10 live.
Dorsett, ~ years old, had been rails
Ing crop on the Willis farm. Willis
II IN said, accused Dorset " being too
friendly with his wife. and the,
quarreled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
CHAMP CLARK'S son TO
MARRY MISSOURI GIRL

COLUMBIA, Mo, June l2.-The en-.
gagement of Miss Helen Morton Rob.
nett NJ Columbia, aud Bennett Clark.
son of Champ Clark, will be- an.
nounced today at Il luncheon at the
home ~ the brldeelec Wedding
date has not been set
Clark is parliamentarlan Of the
house " representatives lie Is 20
years old and his bride % The couple
met while both were students at the
University Of Missouri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
MRS. LAFIE WOOD DIS
CHARGED IN JUSTICE COURT

Ella NJ Wood and Frank Swain ar
rested at hotel several days ago on
complaint Of Lafie Wood, husband NJ
the woman were discharged by Jus.
tlce McWilllams yesterday afternoon
at the close Of the hearing. Wood has
filed suit for divorce In the district
court and is now trying to get posses
sion " their child, sent hy his wife
tn the home of her parents in Chick.
nshn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
FRANKS FINAL
PLEA Is MADE
No New Evidence Is Offered 10 Geor.
gia Governor; Three Speak In OPP
position 10 Appeal

ATLANTA, GA, June l2-Attorneys
Tor Leo NJ, Frank began today before
Governor Slatun their finnl effort to
secure for their client communication
" the death sentence to life imprlsOn.
ment Former Congressman Howard,
appearing In Frank behalf. an
nOunCed that he would not present
new evidence or Introduce new wit
nesscs, hut would rely upon the record
In the case and such evidence M was
presented before the Georgia prison
commission. Governor SlatOn an
nouncpd he would hold night session,
II necessary, In order 10 dispose of the
matter M quickly as possible.
Solicitor Dorsey, Former Governor
Joseph NJ. Brown and A. r. stephens
were expected TO speak In opposition
10 Franks appeal for clemency.
Mr.. Howard said
we expect to convince you by what
Is In the records" he said, that
Frank II innocent We only ask you
10 change the penalty passed In the
case 10 the alternative penalty pro.
vided by law. The difference between
life and death
~ shall undertake to show by the
record that Frank logically could not
have had any part In Mary Phaeans
murder shall also undertake IA
show that the negro, James Conley,
first robbed. then assaulted aud flnal
ly murdered the girl"
IN reply 10 u question by Governor
Slaton, Mr. Howard said he was will.
Ing 10 accept the testimony of the
state chemist, Dr. r. Harris. and 9th.
er state witnesses as to the violence
committed against the Phngnn girl,
prior 10 her murder The attorney
argued nj length ON this testimony.
Where do you say Mary Phagan
was kllledY" the governor asked.
~ think the blow was struck on m,
first floor Of the pencil factory, as
she came down the steps from the sec
ond floor" replied Mr. Howard.
Then. being stunned. | think sh,
was taken TO the basement where shs
was further assaulted and the actun
murder accomplished. The record
however, Ia rather hlank as how
got into the basement
Excepting the Testimony OF Con
ley" suggested the governor.
"0h n we are to accept Conley's
story NJ true. we have no case her,
whatever replied the lawyer.
Ny his questions during Mr. How
ards argument the governor indl.
Gated that he proposed 10 ~ exhaus
lively Into the evidence, He stated
that he intended 10 visit the factory
where the murder occurred before hl
made his decision In the case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
DANCE REVUE AGAIN
Oklahoma City VIII Have Second Op.
pouunity TO Witness Watch Your
Step" For Belgian Benefit q

Oklahoma city will he given another
chance to witness Mrs. DOnnelly
Reds production NJ Oklahoma Watch
Your Step dance spectacle put ON
10y home talent here originally under
auspices Of the Al club. The produc-
tion will he staged next Tuesday night
at the OyerholSer theater.
The entire receipts from sale NJ
tickets will he turned TO the Belgian
Relief society Use NJ the theater has
been given free the electric light com.
pnny will defray the cost " electricity
and various other business houses will
contribute towards swelling receipts
for the Belgian fund, and Mrs Reid
will contribute her service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
BELGIAN WOMEN SHOW
GRATITUDE To AMERICANS

CHICAGO, June II Women In Bel.
glum are wearing sailor collars as
patterned after the American flag AZ
an expression OF gratitude to the
United States, according to DR. Caro-.
line IIedger who has returned from a
seven months trip to Belgium
Every Belgian believes all his peo
pie would now he dead were II not for
the help America has given them Dr
lledger said today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
LAST CHANCE TO HELP
Final Run Of Damon and Pythias to
BE Given at Oyerholser Tonight-Is
Benefit for Widow

Uniyersals production Of that beautl-
ful story OF the ages, Damon and Pyth.
las can be rightfully clnssed mas
terpiece-a classic In filmdom. II
pleases eyerybody--an classes for In
II are the elements that 20 to make
up big human story that appeals to
every heart whether that heart heats
In the breast Of he who II clothed In
rags or In the richest ralment.
II appears tonight at the Overhol.
ser theater for the last time and no
doubt seating room will he at n IRE.
MUM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
HORRIFIED AT PREVALENCE
or SMOKING AMONG BOYS

The amount Of pipe smoking going
ON among small boys ls fright, &C.
cording "a Truant officer John Hop
klns. A large assortment of attrac.
tive little pipes was placed In the of.
flcer's desk this morning AZ n result
Of his unscrupulous confiscations last
night Several " them were taken
from boys less than y years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
COTTON SCHOOL OPENS AT
4. 4 VI. COLLEGE JULY

A booklet, describing the purposes
and giving the program " the sixth
annual cotton school, which opens
July 3 and closes July 70, 1915, at A
\ VI College, at saltwater. has been
issued This school has three dlyls-
ions of work-Cotton grading, cotton
marketing and cotton growing. Spe-
cial attention will be given 10 the
subject OF cotton marketing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
KEsLERs PENSION OF 500
A MONTH n PASSED

The Resler pension warrant, entlil.
ling eIFirc Chief Mark Kesler 10 q
pension Of 500 month. was passed
by the city commissioners Friday.
Kesler has been In the fire rervice
twenty years. serving ten years IN Ok.
lahoma city. The pension Il paid fsom
the state pension fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
VIRGINIA YOUTH WHO SLEW
WOMAN rs ELECTROCUTED

RICHMOND, Va. June l2.--Luther
Canter, aged 20, who confessed to the
murder " Mrs James r. Wilson, In
Washington county, April "a was
elcctrocuted In the penitentiary here
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12

Tho low pressure area covers the Plains
states this morning, With renter over
given showers valleys Light arattercd
rains have fallen In the upper Ohio and
Tennessee valleys the east gulf ana Al
lhntlc stAtes Scattered showers In Oregon
and Montann, Fair weather has prevailed
IN the lower Mississippi valley and
throughout the southwest, II " oulie
cool this morning over the western nls
'Han And w the horihcrn Rnrfv mountains
seanonAble summer temperatures prevail
elsewhere,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12
VILLA WILLING
TO END STRIFE
In Note To Wilson Leader Says He
Would Work To Insure RevOIu-
tlOnary Principals
DIAz POWER OR INTERVENTION
Asks Carranza For Conference To
Unite And Re-Oreanlze For
Two Reasons

FL PASO, Tex, June II General
NilIu In n note to President Wilson
cNprrs-cs willingness TO invite new
union ~ all Mexicaus to work tugeth.
re- to ensure the triumph Of the reyolu-
tlonury principles, especially the
ngrurinn problem and the extension "
Instruction among the poorer classes ~
The note which IL II reply to the re
cent communication sent 10 General
villa and other leaders IN Mexico, II
expected 10 be- presented today to the
state department by Enrique G. Lilo
rcnte, representative ~ the NillaIa-
pata factions nj Washington.
Reply Is Friendly
The villa reply 10 President Wilson s
note Is friendly In its terms II ex-
plains that General villa makes the
statement In his own name. believing
hc can affirm &C. In the name Of all
6ctlons whose political tendencies
arc represented by the constitufionalist
government and supported by his
armies under his command
Another note signed by Francisco
/ villa has been dispatched tn General
I NcnnstinnO CHrrnnZa. asking the lat
ter to agree to conference " lead
ers I'm Mexico to unite and reOrgan-
, lzc" The note states that prOpUd-
I tions are being placed before EmillnnO
/ Zapnta and Rogue Gonzales Cara.
No explanation from General villa
: Is this connection Is had of the re-.
( ported ousting of Garzn from the cap.
ltal nt Mexico city. Cara was
( chosen provisional president by the
Aguns Calirntcs convention ~ Next.
can chiefs several months ago
The communications were formu.
lated at q meeting ~ villa and his
stnff NJ Aguas Calientes.
DiaI or Intervention
General villa, In his invitation for Il
conference points out two reasons for
his action First. that unless the con
stltutionallsts recognize their govern
ment the cientiflcoS, (DiaI parties
again will get control under the guis'
Of another name and, second, unless
conditions IN Mexico improve the
United States will intervene
The invitation requests an early re
ply. that prelimlnaries for the con
ference. II agreed 20. may he arranged
No plnce for holding the meeting u
suggested.
WASHINGTON. June l2-Genera
CnrrnnEn has ISSUED u proclamation al
Vera Cruz making Il bid for recOgnl
tlon by the United States. American
Consul Snllman tclegraphed It's text t.
the department today.
What effect, II any. IL will have Ol
President Wilson's Mexican policy cal
only he conjcctured A statement b!
General Villa already received II
Washington Is expected 10 be laid he
fore the president before Monday
CarrauEns proclamation calls on th'
other factions to affiliate with hi
government and claims that he nov
controls nine tenths ~ the population
and seven-elghths Of the territory u
Mevico.
zone Of the greatest difficulties II
the matter of foreign policy" Car
rama says, has been lack NJ under
standing ~ other governments, par
tlcularly the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12

LONDON, June PA dispatch
from Copenhagen says that the Nor.
wegian war insurance bureau an.
nouncw that Norway has lost 70 yes
sells of all classes since the outbreak
Of the war with total valuation Of
q, ,5OO,00O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12

0enerally fair weather. tonight and
SUNDAY somewhat cooler tonlght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
ADENA, OHIO

ABENA. a.. FEB. 19.-Thc Adeua high
school basket ball team VIII 20 tD Ilnr-
rlsNillc Go play their nrst game with
the grammar school team 90 that town.
Many of the spring birds have made
their appearance boz the Aas Imwosl.
The Ladies Misslou1rg u ~ held can
a.l DAY me.t.ug 90 che homo OF Mrs. D..
IT. DUNCAN IhurHIAr. The morning was
spent iu sowing .Iu iu che afternoon an
with ls members present
Mr. Emerson UigkHraUn. Mrs o.. ".
Moore ard Mr. D. S MuHgup were
Wheeling visitor. ThuraHrE
aIr. and Mr.. W. 30 EHrruuru. Mrs.
~ D. Nose ana Miss AspiusI were
Wheeling shoppers Tuesday.
Roy kass.r Del e1dueuuE H series ~
hoped tHlt tHsr WI be- wen attended.
Nr. nUd MT. UIl Wrafu HrfrAaIugd
"a few friends "wednesday night
Mf. I. NuH|" UHH opened ODE picture
.H1 v1rnu after lr'ur closed for "a few
n1s ON account of sickness in Dbl. fame
Iist o. o. WIs. foat valuable foN
f.-rIfr dog "wednesday.
Mr.. Hsuuall.a. H foreign woman DO
N"l been .ITrrIuE with IHIsTrIIr. Ir
died HuI WI. buried fn tHf short 'rasE
cemetery H..nrHII.
Mics Maud Rack was confined tr Dor
room WITH funasHtIs TnHrHfsE
Nr .uuUr.uu IlarHu who NHH hurt
ri Hn 1flwnN.Is wreck. IH able to Il,
"Il uH NrUfUH".
Nre. Charlie. DoIrtfIrHt and Nie.
MlrE M.lluEhIu we're VISITING Niles
Mra. o.. a. .tr. wHH calling GOO Mrs
Joe HrnEHF MfIuf. DAY.
Mr HrN Sire A. T Shields and Bonnie
were af ST. Pleasant wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
SONG SERVICE
First Of Series At 81. Psurs Evsnoeli
cal Church 10 BE Held TomorroN
Evening.

The FIRST Of a series ~ song scr.
vices will be held Sunday evening st
the 81 Pauls Evangelical church nj
Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets and
Il promises 10 b. very interesting An
excellent program has been ARRANGED
embracing selections by we'll known
singers insuring a very profitable ser.
vice. The series OF similar service.
held last year proved yer yintprcafirp
ana the inaururatiOn OF another sar.
les VIII BE- welcomed bv tho ronrrr
cation. The program follows.
Soprano-Therc On Land
's....... ....-...... Crown hIrId
Miss Irene Meyers
Anthem Am The IIphf p.frf,
S. PauIs Choir.
soprano olo-f.ead kindly Iilhf
Miss Helen Schultz
Tenor SODA Dream 81 Paradise.
Mr. o. ID Walton
Anthem They That Trust in the
LORD s................. Adams
49, paurs Choir
'ontraIto Solo Hold Thou Ms
'la"" ........... ......... HriErs
1f.ss Mabel stamn
ropgno Solo open The Cato.
...... ......... Watson
Misa Louise Keller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
PUPILS cELssRETE.
webster School Eighth Grade Pupils
Render Special Program

The following program was render
cd hy The students Of The Webster
eighth grade school yesterday after
noon in commomoration Of Washing
tons birthday.
Sons Columbia - rtara
composition Washington ....
--............. william Willard
Recitation Ny captain .......
........... Blanche Huhaurh
Quotations Waahlngion
Recitation Emily GiEor's Ride
....s.. ......... Fern UrHwhati
ilano solo ........ Helen HDdEkIua
Composition Lincoln ..........
........... chester stauHar
Recitation Barbara Fretchie
Quotations Lincoln
Recitation Ola Ironsides .....
............. Louis kreuEaf
Iiauo Solo ........... Edns seIdIrr
Lincolu's Getty burg Adore
......... ......... q NfunHTaf
Recitation The Bellies Of Mount
Vernon ...... .......... Ml Null
sons America ............... Glass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
FARMERS COURSE
Meetings Conducted at West Liberty
Normal School Brought 20
Close Yesterday.

The farmers short courao. that has
been held at West Liberty during the
past four days was adjourned last eve
ming The school which was conduct.
I'd By some Of the leading ugricultur.
lists Of the state proved ono ~ the
most successful Of the Kind ever A.
tempted In his locality. During the
FOUR days of the course an average NJ.
tendance OF about 90 was maintained
in the farm department. while total
az about % was maintained for the
ladies In attendance at the session ri
the Home Economics Department
Al speakers that had been ar.
ranged for on the program each day.
were in attendance and am indications
pointed 20 tho extreme interest that
was taken by gll hose concerned The
local agents Tor the Panhandle Ari.
cultural club we're in attendance AMI
they. IN cooperation with tho instruct.
Orf from Bethany and MorKantown.
made TIE session most beneficial 10
the farmers and an those in attend.
ance
one feature OF tho program each
day was the serving Of "a MONDAY
lunch each day This was in charge
~ The Home Economics department
~ The school and proved very popular
AZ The closes Of yrrterdays session.
Dr. was unanimously voted t0 repeat
tho course next winter Among other
things Do was decided By the Rural
club that "a meeting would be- held
next Friday afternoon Tor the lorna.
lion Of a Woman'H Rural club af that
place. al women Of the locality oi
West Liberty are urged 90 Do iu 40.
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
NEW DAIRY GO.
Wheeling Cooperative Dairy Com
Pany Files Certificate Of lneor-
poration Here.

Wheeling Is 20 have q new dairy
concern in the name OF the Wheeling
Cooperative Dairy company, the Ger.
tificate Of incorporation for which
was filed yesterday afternoon with
the clerk Of the county court The
now concern IL located in South
Wheeling and has n capital stock OF
$4,000
The following are the incorporat.
ors. Albert a. Ames. II. n. Prayer
$. ~ Morris. 4. j Brill and j. L.
Sawtell Power Of attorney for the
company was granted 10 Attorney A.
T. Sawtell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
COUNCILMEN RIDE
Councilnsric Body and other OIL
Gals 20 Inspect City Water Plant
Today.

Mayor H. T.. Kirk issuoI a cau yes.
to-day for n joint meeting Of coun.
cil and the board ~ control To- be- helo
this morning at the city building. aft.
or which the city Fnlonq will rppnir
10 The water works AZ Slacktown 10
make the annual inspection Automo.
fiirH will De ready az O'Clock a,
the city building TO transport them
io thn water works where n minute
Inspection OF the pumps and prop
city will be- made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
SUNDAY MEETING
Washinston's Birthday VIII Be Oh
served az '. N. c. A. Sunday
Meeting In Appropriate Manner.

The sunday meeting ~ the y. w..
O.. a. viii d. devoted 10 service in
which hitting tribute viii be- paid to
tho memory of the Father Of His
Country. While no main speaker has
been secured there will b. n number
81 impromtu addresses by the mem
beers OF The association. All are urged
10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
BEAUTIFY SQUARE
County Cornissioncrs Decide q
Place Electric Standards About
the Court House

The county commits toners at their
meeting yesterday morning instruct
90 iifrh of OBJ" Iuard Grur.H W Dld
PLACING OF % ornamental f1rrtrIp
standards about trs court house and
'tt rtII II.a fa the uutEr0uIu Of
a joint woaunE held Thuraday vTtb
tho board of control The connie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

charges OF Mrs. Laura Schenk AGAINST
her attorneys. no answer has yet been
filed. II has been rumored that when
the answer is filed that II will prove
even more Sensational than the
charges themselves. II is also said
by those who claim 20 knwo that
there VIII be no answer filed until
the time for the suit itself IL set. as
this would give the plaintiff too much
10 work upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

sioners are considering the placing
Ct lchts about the city and county
square. and this will be done II a
certain automobile company Will
come across.