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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-04

understood in international law
decisions of the two countries,
England and the United States, are
diametrically opposed to those OF
England and the United States.
1t would thus appear to be the
position of the British government
that differences found to exist be-
tween the two governments as to the
principles of law applicable, or re-
specting the application of those
principles, which can not be settled
automatically, ma be submitted at
the first opportunity, probably not
until the war in Europe is over to
arbitration under the existing treaty
Of arbitration between the two coun-
tries.
The arbitration treaty Of June 4,
1908, between England and tho Unit
ed States provides that differences
which may arise of . legal nature
or "relating to the Interpretation OF
treaties existing between the two
contracting parties and (which may
not have been possible to settle by
diplomacy, shall be referred to the
Permanent Court Of Arbitration. es-
tablished at The Hague by the Con-
vention Of the twenty-ninth Of July
1899, provided, nevertheless, they dc
not affect the vital interests. the in
dependence. or the honor of the two
contracting states, and do not con
Germ the interests Of third parties.
This arbitration convention wa:
negotiated by Elihu Root and Jane:
Bryce. 1t provides that in each case
the two nations. before appealing tc
the Court Of Arbitration. should con
clude a special agreement clearly de
fning the matter in dispute. the
scope of the powers of the arbitra
tors, and the periods to be fixed fo1
the formation Of the arbitral tri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
AT THE VICTORIA

Clyde Fitch's very successful comedy
Girls" Is being presented at the Vic
toria Theatre during the second half OF
th- week BY the Albert s. Wees com
pany. and those who witnessed the per
tormanccs yesterday will all agree thar
II Do splendid production Of that very
laughablc comedy. The piece IS In three
merry acts. two OF which take place Ia
a studio, which also serves the purpose
or living quarters. and one In a law
Foifice. The Fun starts early in The
opening act and II continues uninter-
ruptedly until the finish OF the third
sway and order IL restored out Of chaos
The girls" are a free lance writer "a
stenoErspher. and secretary. The
parts are played respectively by Mlllie
Ireland. Eva Sergeant and Ella Kramer
and the work Of this trio could not b.
improved upon. jeanette Common r. also
excellent as very loquacious elocution-
Is, Albert Wees has an excellent role
as the junior partner Of the firm or
SprHEue Holt lie e. very amusing
when b. breaks into the apartment eli
| the Girls in the first act and tries Co
explain why he must remain there. Jack
! liall u a. scream as the tanttor. Mesers
/ l<ilbridc. Hoy. Lytton and others are
| uniformly good.
| Girls" offers a splendid diversion Cor
| two and a hair hours II r. full OF fun
from start TO finish. and a. e. well play
/ ed. 10 will be repeated tonight ana
/ matinee and evening performances will
/ b. given saturday Tonight the Coun-
Try store Will be repeated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
LIQUOR LICENSE COMMISSIONER
WILL FIGHT CASE TO
FINISH
Refuse 70 Discuss Allegations Made by
Complainant But Say Reply viii
be Filed In Due Time.

Liquor License Commissioners r. 7.
Kitchener. OF Bridgeport. and Hayward
Long. OF Martins Ferry. do not seem
much worried over the charges that
have been filed with the state liquor
license board against them by l.. +.
Ia Roache. OF Bellaire. The Belmont
county commissioners refuse to talk
about the proceedings other than 20
say that they will fight the charges to
finish
They will file a counter affidavit
With the state liquor license board In
due time. and In this connection IL Is
limited that the answer 20 be filed may
contain some Allegations even more
sensational than those filed by the
com plainant Mr.. LaRoache. II is said
they Will relate TO the actions and &C
tivities OF some OF the more promi-
nent men who are backing Mr.. La
Rozche.
One OF the charges that will be con
tAined In the answer TO the complain
ant. who charges that licenses were
granted one or more men who were
Law breakers. will be the charge that
those who are now complaining
against the present license commits
sioners were also law breakers. as the
records OF the police court at Bel.
laire will disclose.
A. TO the complaint that licenses
were granted to corporations that had
not been In business for a year pre-
ceding the granting OF such license. Il
Is the concensus OF opinion OF attor.
neys on the Ohio side that the man.
ager OF such a corporation is only re-
quired TO be a resident. for a year. In
Z this connection the rule observed by
the Belmont county liquor license
commissioners has practically been in
effect all over the state.
One OF the specific charges in the
affidavit filed with the state license
liquor board. and probably the most
serious. il the charge OF commercial
Ism II was learned last night that
the answer TO this charge. which will
be filed in due time. will be more sen.
sational than any OF the charges fled
against the Belmont county commits.
sioners. Just what these allegations
VIII be was not disclosed. but il was
limited that the public will be sur.
prised when the counter affidavit is
filed with the state liquor board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
SON OF Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK
HARRIS SERIOUSLY
INJURED.
Struck by Machine Driven BY Or
Charles Morgan Of MoundsVille-
Sustained Conclusion Of Brain.

Charles. the five-year-old son Of MT
and Mrs. Frank Harris OF Third
street, McMechen, was seriously IN
tured shortly after o'clock yester-
day afternoon. when he was knocked
down by an auto owned and driven
by DIR. Charles g. Morgan. prominent
practicing physician OF Moundsville
Dr. Morgan was driving UP Marshall
street in McMechen. and when al
Third street, Il is said the child ran
directly in front OF the machine. lt
was hit by the front fender. ana
knocked unconscious TO the brick
pavement with considerable force
Although the machine was not travel
ing At fast rate OF speed. the front
wheel passed partly over the child be
fore the brakes could be applied
After the machine had been stopped
Mr.. Morgan picked the child up and
took II 20 tie home. where he gave
hrst medical attention. Later Dr.
PAGE d. Barlow was summoned and 10
was three hours before the child par
tally regained consciousness
Condition Serious
For a time last evening 30 was
feared the accident would prove fatal.
but later In the evening word received
was TO the effect the child would re-
cover, although its condition was Sui
quite serious.
The sharp blow on the head. from
being Knocked to the pavement,
caused conclusion Of the brain. me
head was cut IN a number Of places.
but fortunately no bones were frac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
UNIFORM RANK
or Wheeling, moundsviIle and Ben
wood X. Of p. Arranging to
Compete in Drill

Arrangements are being made by
the two Wheeling companies and the
Moundsville and Benwood companies
Of the Uniform Rank OF the Knights
OF Pythias TO attend the mammoth
Tri-State encampment-Penn
Ohio and West Nirginia-tO be held
az Schenley park. Pittsburgh. from
August "a 20 ~
This promises to be the largest and
best encampment ever held in this
section Of the country by the Supreme
Domain. The Pittsburgh Pythians
aud the entire Pennsylvania brigade
are doing their best 10 make the AZ.
fair both pleasant and beneficial
Competitive drills will be opened
q all three brlgades. IN which the 10.
cal companies will participate Small
charges will be made for cots on the
camping ground.
There will be a large number OF
members Of the Uniform Rank OF the
Wheeling district 70 attend the affair.
which promises to be a great success
IN every way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

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trip In their machine. and will visit
relatives in Derwent before returning
home
Clifford and Claude Cunard have re.
turned to Cleveland. after a VISIT with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gu.
nard. OF West Church street.
Howard COrbin. Of Walnut street.
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Grace Da.
Wis, OF Columbus.
Attorney c. c. Shepherd. OF Cam.
bridge. was I'm town on legal business
Wednesday.
shannon Bradneld. OF swartbmors
College. r. at the home Of his father.
q. y. Bradheld Of North Chestnut
street. for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Fred Elliott. OF Columbus. il
enjoying a visit with her mother and
sisters. Mts. Amanda McKeown and
Mrs. Charles Hobbs. Of this place.
Attorney William Bennett was A
business visitor in ST. ClairsviIIe ON
Wednesday.
Miss Ida Patterson. o. this place.
has been engaged a. teacher I'M the
schools here for the coming year
Miss blanche Barnes. OF south Of
town. is home from visit with rcla,
lives a. Jerusalem
Mrs. Earl Cline. OF Detroit. De- here
FOR visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. James Mcmillan. OF Na.na
township. was business visitor here
TO-DAY.
Mrs. p G. Galloway. Of THE place
was In 81 Clairsvillc on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs william HOFFMAN. Tor.
mer residents here. who now live In
Wheeling. are rejoicing over the birth
uf son
VI % thappen. of thls city. is bus.
mess visitor az Hellairc today
Recent visitors az the home Of o. p
harnes. Of North Lincoln avenue.
were Mrs. 2 r. Barnes and daughter.
Miss Lonia Eancs of Bethesda
eupt and Mrs Gillespie. OF the Bel
mont County ChIldren's Home. we're
iu town Tuesday
Mise Rosemary Basson. OF indian.
apoils. Ind. Do the gucst 81 Mise Anna
NrllonF ~ Grandvlrw
Master Thomas ullies. son 90 Mr.
and hrf WILDER Uilies. 90 West Main
street. r. IN Chicaeo FOR a stay with
relatives
MrH. D. Hickey. Of newark. is bus.
mess visitor 10 this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
PARTSIAN
9.Xd5

hair you should treat your scalp as
often and we'll az you brush your teeth
and rub into the scalp pores twice
daily a little Parfilan Sage This treat
ment o. not a mere hair tonic" 10 r.
bottled nOurishmeut Tor tho hair roots
and b. simply wonderful what an inn
pr0fement lts use for even a week will
make in the appearance Of anyone's
hair. DO never Injuries. is delightfully."-
cool and pleasant 20 the scalp and
takes ont the dull lifeless look IN the
hair. making o. soft. fluffy. glossy and
beautiful Two or three applications
remove every trace o. drandruf. and
daily use win prevent Sc return Sold
by q. " Griest & co and leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

The Patterson and Elm Grove team
WIS DIT through q strenuous practice
leHterdhF evening on the Tlm Grove
Efpunds preparatory 90 the game 90 be-
played Saturday.
Ihe young son Of Dr. and Mrs D. W
woodruff of Dallas. sustained n broken
collar bone "wednesday. when be feli
from q tricycle..
MrH Arthur Kaiser. q Kim Grove.
uhderWent an operation yesterday morn
I'D at fno North Wheeling hospital
ne fim Grove enamel plant resumed
nperati9u yesterday after having been
fua ended for the past three weeks
me YIN Grove fire whistle will BE-
if-.ed fhlF afternoon ~ o'clock
Mnny FrcahVtfriana OF the pike dfa-
trict VIII attend the annual outing 20 -
helq to-day az Wheeling Para
NcW uniforms fHra been ordered Tor
w.. fulfgn volunteer nrrfnrn.
- t v. IrusFeIl. feureaHrfrfisa % the
h 81 Dunn COMPANY. who has been
slfuding The past week with relative nd
l.lfi Dr0re. ieft yesterday evening for
tharlosfon. " cHt virgins. where b. las
1een iranaferred from the san uIreo.
Paul Cromwell 0f FIkina is the susst
wood
james Berry ~ the pike district be-
Hn.ndirE frv days at baltimore trans
tciinG business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
Decisions Rsnan.a

The following decisions were rendered
ey the Judges. Powell. Houch and
spence, or the court OF appeals The
i've cases were submitted the first Of
me week and the decisions were render
In the case Of George Rowland VI.
John NJ. Henderson ct al; remanded 70
common pleas court for the reason there
~ nc question for considerat ton and de-
termination OF this court Rowland
wanted $4,000, which he claims H. d,,e
on SSal deal made by the two parties
IN the case OF the c. & p Railroad
company against tho Newman Manufac-
turlnG company; reversed for error
charge or court. This decision means
mat the case will be tried In the com
mon peas court again. There IL a dis
pute among the two parties as 10 who
owns strip or land situated in Aetna
VIE; Newman Manufacturing Compeny
having obtained the land IN the dectsion
OF the common pleas court Judge last
January year ago
Liquor case OF Harold stephens
against State OF Ohio. Judgments ~
lower courts affirmed.
Liquor case Of Walter Stcphens
AGAINST state Of Ohio: Judgments OF
lower courts affirmed
Liquor case OF Edmund NcCourt,.,.
against the State Of Ohio: Judgments 81
lower courts sustained
IN the three cases the plafntfffs II
error were fined for selling Iiquor ygttb-
out licenses. BY Mayor CoIpitts az
BarnesVille. The men had brought the
cases before the common pleas court. who
sustained the action taken by the r,a,,cs
ana the judges Of the court OF aDncat L.
affirmed both courts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Frank ODonnell representing the
q. a. House Music Company. Of
wheeling. Or in The city to-day.
Mrs. Matte Yarnell. Of North Cheat
nut street. has been engaged az prin.
cipal Of Hoods College. az Frederick.
Nd. Her daughter. Miss Helen. has
accepted a position AZ the same insti.
tuition az Instructor IN French and
English
J. T. Upton. Of jerusalem. has been
secured az teacher in the public
schools hers.
Mrs. Frank Griren. ~ Cameron. "
We, Dr. here for viait with her
daughter. Mrs. charles Heller
VT and Mrs. william kinney and
son Fred. of Hurro. d. spent Thurs
GAY With Mfs Elizabeth brown. ~
East Church street They made the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Ine local Independent nall team will
1y1snel % Sadiz Friday. where they
-. meet tne stronS team reprcsenfing
that pilce- The saints will Be accom-
panied oy Joseph Mum. the star first
oesenan. or Barton. who will play MS
TIT EAine Tor the local team. The IN.
dependents will have a game with Rel
mont saturday Afternoon 70 Be PLAYED
on me TAR grounds. A large attend
oce - expected a. the Belmont game
and TAGS for the game are being sold
Lhe last game Was attended BY only =
teN people and the club Was short sew
80 -. aousr- on expenses for the visiting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Different sections OF this county
were visited by heavy frost on Wed
ntsday night On the johnson and
h.nnon farms. north Of town. and At
ulu'rent points on low ground east OF
Town. complaints were heard. though
the damage was slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

County Auditor Emerson Campbell
state Examiner g. y. Alderman. Earnest
Mack and George Hess were fishing a:
Captina creek. Thursday
Miss Ethel Gray. OF Holloway. Is Wis
ittng at the hom, OF Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Clark. on South Marietta street
y. T. Michner. Of Bridgeport. was a
local visitor yesterday.
examinations for teachers certificates
are being given in the school building
Friday. quite a number OF normal stu,
dents are taking the tests.
trsnk Detling and wife. OF Somerton
were visiting friends here yesterday.
Mayor ~. II. Holloway. OF Flushing
was a business caller in town Thursds y
Mayor j. A. Moore. OF Holloway. spent
yesterday In town attending 20 business
J. NJ. Stewart. OF Shepherdstown was
a local visitor Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
Genuine Prescription
For All Rheumatism
1aasfaotion Guaranteed or Money SACK
says John Coleman Co, wheel
ing, ". Va

nhsuma-that ls the name o. the
eclentinc prescription that ia putting
90 rheunatlsm out nf business
hheuma cures b. DRIVING the uric acid
from the blood. % also acts directly on
the HldueyH and ia better Tor them Than
most ao-called kidney cures
Porter Smith. uubhIn. w. Va writes.
II have been a great sufferer from mon
niatism Tor about % years The disease
hed become chronic. began fnkfnr
Ehcuma with little faffh ln ffH gIrfHnf.
BOT was better from fhn firaf DAY . be-
Een itq use and ~ fhia time have no
moFe pains"
John Coleman Co. Whrelinr W Va.
80 au druEElHfa sell Hhcuna. and r1
Rheumatic aufferrr can arfnrf moi fa 49,.
. 80 cente r. bottle. Your m0nry back
Ar not aafiafisd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
BARNES WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. o.. June 24-Mrs.
Mansel Pancoast, OF North Chestnut
street. VIII entertain the Modern
Frlsciila Club at her home Friday az.
ternoon. The usual club diversions
VIII De enjoyed and dainty refresh
hlents VIII be served by the hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

VIII of samuel n. Heaton. deceased.
admitted 70 probate
VIII Of Samuel n. Heaton deceased.
citation ordered issued 20 widow 60 make
election.
Estate OF Alfred IT. McElwain. de-
ceased. administration granted
Estate OF Edward j Hadsall. deceased
administration granted.
Will OF Ferdinand Eick. deceased. ap-
plication 10 probate viii and cause con
tinuCd.
ESTATE OF Daniel Wagner. deceased. &C
count filed and notice ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
LITTLE BOY RUN DOWN BY AUTO
AT M'MECHEN AND MAY DIE

cured. The child also received a
number OF bad bruises about the arms
and legs.
Eye witnesses 10 the accident say
Dr. Morgan was not 20 blame. as the
enid ran directly in front Of the ma
chine from behind fence alonS side
the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Impressive funeral services we're held
yesterday afternoon at the family home
~ Woodlawn for the late Mrs. Ellen No
Donald well known lady Of that place.
who died Tuesday afternoon. following
ar extended illness Rev. Arthur Mills.
paetor u the Fourth street ~. D church
officiated assisted by Rev. J. NJ. Potter
pastor - the Vance Memorial Preabv-
terian church. The remains were In
TERED a. Mt Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Three marriage licenses we're issued
In the probate corrt to-day b. Deputy
Judge Bert Hopkins
Albert Jacob Bieh! age - OF Reilaire.
ana Mabel Marie jenkins. axe 2i ~
hethesds. will b. married BY Rev n II
Nocum. OF Bethesda
Joseph l. Huntzman. age 81 OF
Barnerville and Esther F1oy Lynn. age
II. OF Atlas. The parties were married
by Rev. Horn. OF 81. Clairsville.
" l. TrusN. age 81. and Henrietta r
Nils. are So, both OF Somertun. They
we're married BY Rev. l. l. FISHER. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
OUT-THE-PIKE
hoard OF Eduoation.

At the adjourned meeting OF the Tri-
adelphia district board Of Education held
last night In the Woodsdale school
building several business matters Of a
general nature were considered relating
to the closing OF the fiscal year 2 The
matter relating TO the location OF the
proposed High school was discussed at
considerable length a. well as the SELL
ing OF the bonds. All OF the bonds have
not been disposed OF. thus holding up
the proposition In regard TO purchasing
the ground on which the High school
building Is to be located as well as tho
construction OF the same. II is quite
likely that another meeting OF the pres
ent board will be held before the year Is
brought 20 a close the first meeting
held in July will be taken Up with the
reorganization Of the board Samuel
Baird will succeed Dr. Leach Cracraft
az president. Al this meeting school
teachers for the various schools Of the
district will be elected. IL Is not likely
that any radical change will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

MISS Burnette Church. OF North
Ohestnut street. daughter OF DR. c. n
Church' received the degree OF Bach.
eior OF Arts from Wesleyan Universe.
", Miss church was prominent in
cohes e circles. and was a member OF
the Athenaeum Literary Society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
shisid OF Honor

The meeting Of Panama lodge. shield
or honor. bed last evening in the X. OF
90 Many matters of importauce were
considered IN connection with the bust-
n..H FcRsion, after which class of can
ginaNes WG initiated Following the
Initiation social hour was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Or Fred Peregoy has been appoint.
cd delegate to represent Ohio m fbe
MIRO annual Mississippi Valley tuber-
,uiosls conference. which meets In In
dianspOlls September %. october l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
ST. GAINESVILLE


ST ciAIRSVILLE. o.. June 24-Ona
divorce case was filed In common pleas
sprigss and James. who represent Della
West against Charles T. West THE
pIalntift IN this case asks that a divorce
absence. - III "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

The annual convention Of the Young
Peoples Christian Union and Sabbath
schools Of Wheeling will Be held IN the
Eoney'a Point United Presbyterian
church this afternoon and evening A
good program viii be rendered a. a
e. the number Of schools represented n
good attendance g. expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
ENTERTAINMENT wen Attended.

The entertainments given last even
ing At the Stone church In Elm Grove
under the auspices % Division No. 3 Of
the Pastors Aid society. was a decided
success A fine program consisting OF
special music and readings was rem
dered BY local talent. A. the conclusion
or the program refreshments were
served In the basement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

At meeting held some time ago by
the firenien Of 81. Clairsville. O.. they
brought up the matter OF whether they
would give picnic or banquet for their
mem bers \ committee was named 90
decide. Last evening this committee
met and most were in favor OF holding
picnic. The date or place for the out
Ing has not been set but n Is thought
that the affair will be held about the
nrst OF September. a meeting will BE-
held at a later date when the firemen
Will complete all plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Ralph Berry. Of GregEsyilie a former
employe ~ the Wess Virginia Traction
ana Electric tOmpany's line left yes
to-day Tor Philadelphia. where be Will
Join Tho United states Navy. For some
time Mr.. Berry has been contemplating
government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Rev. J. $. Hill. pastor 81 the Martins
Ferry United Presbyterian church. will
deliver an address Saturday afternoon
~ the stone church. Kim Grove Ser
vices will BE- held al this time prepare
tory TO the regular communion services
10 be observed sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

evening Hearings will be held before
Mayor Bloch within the next day or
Two. The license numbers OF three 81
the machines are No. B3t9 No 1858
and No. oslo. while the fourth carried
no license Tag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

superintendent A. IT, Denbrock. OF
south lincoln avenue. left this week
Tor MI Union College. where he will
De an Instructor IN the summer school
there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

A special meeting OF the council or
Fulton has been called for this evening
for the PURPOSE Of counting the votes
cast az the recent election, 10 regard to
the annexation Of GlenWood Heights to
Fulton. The vote was tie In Fulton
and the town solicitor will BE- present 10
20 over the matter with council.