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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY TO
HAVE SPUR TRACKS


After an hours hearing yesterday
on the petition OF the Southern Rail-
way for permission to lay q spur track
along Fourteenth Street, to Dock,
thence along Dock. eastwardly, the
Street Committee tabled the matter to
next Monday afternoon, when 1t will
be further considered and acted upon.
The company wishes to lay the track
In order to accommodate the business
houses along Dock Street. The COM
mittee will give the permission 1t IL
conceded, provided the company paves
the street from Fourteenth to Fiji
teenth. and does not use the track
for shifting purposes more than once
between the hours OF A. NJ and 8
p. M. every day. The company will
present It's amended petition at the
meeting next Monday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

Justice Crutchfisld yesterday fined
Emma Pierce 500 and put her
under $500 bond for twelve mcnths
on charge OF selling liquor without
license at IA Locust Alley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
TRIANGLE PICTURES A
TREAT TO RICHMOND
Mark New Advance Toward Perfec.
ton In Fflmdom-All Who Saw
Them Last Night Enthusiastic.

Not so many years ago, when the
art OF motion pictures was still In the
experimental stage. few people dream
ed of the possibilities Of their &C.
their scope as q means Of recreation,
Of amusement, of education and OF
manifold other benefits to mankind.
Still more. they would have hardly
believed this discovery OF science
would occupy the prominent place It
does today in the lives Of every class
Of people the whole civilized world
over. Yet the advent Of the so-called
Triangle plays marks = new ara in
perfection and achievement IN thil
great art Of motion pictures-
TO choose words that would ade-
Quateiy describe the initial presenta-
ton Of the Triangle plays in Rich
mond would be very dinlcult. and
would hardly do justice to the pro-
ducers, directors. actors and camera
men. to whose efforts the public ID
indebted. No doubt the uppermos,
thought OF the capacity audience at
the BtJou Theater last night was
wonderful" And truly the feature
pictures were excellent.
1t is due chieiy to the efforts OF
David w. Grifnth. producer Of the
spectacular and well-known THE
~|tA-~Ns cA q &NAAtVhp akAQ AA6V pI0uuNGt
Of the old BiogrAph pictures, which
ranked foremost In hlmdom At that
time; Thomas H. Ince and Mack Sen
nett that the Triangle plays were made
possible. They mark distinct stop
forward In the progress toward abse-
lutte perfection.
The, opening feature was q Key
stone comedy. featuring the we'll
known comedian of tho legitimate
stage. RAYMOND Hitchcock. Mabel
Normand. Fred AAce and Mack Sem
nett the latter being \ comedian and
director in the old Biograph Com
pauy. MY Valet il the title Of thi.
farce. and the punch that Ia inciden-
tai OF all Keystone pictures Is no,
lacking. The comedy Is of the rapid
fire order. and there 10 not one dun
minute In the picture.
The Iron Strain" featuring Dus.
tin Farnum. 1sals with the North.
west. and is full Of action, heart in.
teress. excellent playing and high elias.
photography. Enid Marley and ar
excellent cast support Farnum in thu.
stirring drama. An internission Oh
eight minutes follows this prcsenta-
ton.
The anal card on the program /,
The IAnb" good comedy -drama,
with Douglas Fairbanks and Seena
Owen. This picture was produced I'M
der the direction Of David w. Griffith
and some Of the Western scenes. espe-
cially the nsht between the Yaqui In
dtsns and Mexican regulars. have
some OF the punch Of 1.-THE Birth OF .
Nation"
Last, but not least, the symphony
orchestra, composed OF fifteen pieces
gives an artistic Interpretation Of the
special music.
Finally. the entire show 10 q treat
and II the reception rendered the TIL
angle plays last night BE- accepted q
sien-welis they are IN Richmond
to stay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23


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Associations. and nominating for on6Hx
..-o,,.,to,, a .n.c,., rsnre..rte 49, 64s
-, xa t,S ~-.Ass--~..e - -
nominations are respectfully submitte4|
herewith for confirmation.
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street. 1uiiosi ai"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
AUBREY KELLY IS
JAILED N DEFAULT
Wn14s MN We cave WsAlakey @
MsGosASe1 DSys h FineA Han-
Are1 DellAxa. which He
Cealt Net RaAse.

Justice CrutchAsld disposed of his
docket yesterdAy before noon. which
~ . remarkable thing for . Monday
Nnsrniag docket
m Aubrey Kslly. whits. and giving his
essadsnce - No. ~ West Cary Street.
Ikas Aned $pDo and placed under bonds
For . year. for giving whiskey to q
number. Of messenger boys. whom he
invited into . room In an East Main
Utreet boarding house. The boys were
mAde very drunk, hut wers able to
Yell OF the circumstance. Kelly said
~ simply Get the liquor before the
Aoy9 and they consumed Il. He was
Snabas 70 Day the penalty and was
4slA
~. 4. rullsr v.s nnsA 500 Ter carry
ong = ooucs>1ed pistol
y. AAnnSh white. colored, charged with
hslliAg liQusr ~ No. 7ls Seventeenth
otrset without license. win be heard
n ne 36kA.
Clarence ehanklin. cofored. for cut
1,ne ANdrUw Poindexter. was nneA S9S
haA placed under security for ninety
lInpa Pierce. cqlorsd. charged with
selling liquor at No. ~ Locust Alley,
twas nAsd 800 and put under bonds
&or twelve months-
& Robert Morton, colored, was sent to
the grand jury for breaking into the
I place Of L. Gordon. No. 1901 North
Nlrst Street and carrying of fifty
sAAnts' worth Of coal.
N. II. Price. charged with being
sdisordsrly ana interfering with women
~ Miller 4 Rhoads' store. was fined a25
md put under bonds for ninety days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY
PROCLAMATION,
Once OF the Mayor,

Richmond. Va. Nov. %, fs15.
Thursday. November IS. 1915,
having been designated by the
President of the United States
and the Governor Of Virginia as q
sday Of Thanksgiving. thst day, BY
the laws Of this Commonwealth.
will be a public holiday.
The municipal Offices will be
closed and work in all the city de-
partments, except such work a.
may be necessary, which win be
determined. by tins heads Of the
respective departments. will be
! suspended during the whole OF
that day, In order to enable the
officers and employees Of the city
70 unite in returning thanks to =
Benehcent Providence for His
manifold blessings to US as
people.
BAL. HnORGE AINeIIE.
ISs Mayor. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

Richard Jasper, . student OF the
Virginia Union University. died ct the
Richmond Hospital Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. He had been sick
not quite q week with typhoid -pneu-
monia. His home was In Powhatan,
Va. He was a faithful student, n
member Of the baseball team and
working has way through school, His
death was shock to the members OF
hts class. ~ we'll as to tho entire stu
dent body. His body was shipped
home. and was accompanied by two
of the professors. The student body
sent a handsome Moral design.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

duty to help relieve the Anti-Saloon
League OF the debt of $4,000. which
was contracted during the great cam
patgn for Statewide. $4,000 of which
yet remains unpaid. We urge our
churches to invite the representatives
to come and take collections to help
pay of this debt.
Resolved t6), That we express our
great appreciation of the splendid ser
vice rendered by the Religious Herald.
The Richmond virginian and all other
papers that helped in this cause.
Respectfully submitted,
II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
SPEECH AND STUNTS

The Rotary Club will have q meet
ing at the Business Mems Club this
evening at $50 o'clock. which
promises to be interesting through
out. DR.. Douglas Freeman will make
an address on Taxation: and there
will also be music and various stunts
to amuse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23

The Seaboard Air Line Railway
yesterday formally recorded the
merger of tho Carolina. Atlantic and
Western Railway with that system
The capital stock Of the company II
given n 800. 000.0 900. and the princi-
| pal ONCE at Petersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
WOODLAND

WOODLANDS. W. Va. June IL Miss
Edna Miller Of Wheeling visited friends
at this place a few DAYS last week
Miss Ethel Dennis ~ paden CIV who
mas been visiting az H. ". BOston's for
some time. returned home Thursday
evening
Mr H. ". Miller OF this place sp.nt
few days last week In Akron. Ohio
J.. y Miller our popular mail-cnrrier
ankle
Mr.. shirley Boston and sister Mis-.
MaGuc and Miss Ethel Dennis spent one
e,eninE last week with friends on the
Dr. and Mrs -. =. Wilson Of this
pace returned home Wednesday from
West Liberty where they attended COM
Teucemeut exercises a. the Normal
Mr.. Roht. Miller leaves one dav ur,f
week for "a visit with his brother 100
lsacrew. Iowa. His brother and w.f-
Will accompany him home
Miss Edna Miller left sunday evening
Tor cleveland ohio where she will enter
training school for nurses
w w, Noho and family we're iu
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y HARRISON ~ Wood
lands Hill we're visiting their daughter
600 Bellaire a few days last week
Messrs. Sherley and Louis Miller and
Misses RoNana Noho ami Selma Harbi-
son attended the commencement eXer-
ciscF AZ West Liberty "Wednesday. They
made tho trip On Mr. Miiier's auto
Mr. Ralph Venus of Moundsville re-
turned home Thursday after transact
inr business ON Burch BldEe for q few
DAYS
< a. Miller NJ Woodlands Hu was
attending 70 business IN Mound4vIlIo one
day last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

"a Wise - Gary Indiana. - here for
p few weekea The gueaf ~ relatives
Mics May GRAY Mcbride was n river
front visitor yesterday
Frank Harmon % pefhany is visiting
his brother r o. Harmon
John Fn0ha vac r. business visitor IN
bridgeport saturday
Mrs y % rnr'or and son william
MfrhelI - Uarfrr. are s~~nfinF over
1urfar w'fN her parents Mr. and Mrs
T n shepherd
A'f7rrst carl Lewis 20 spending today
WITH hIs arrrfa af f.s~7Irn
hlfrrd Mitchell ~ Tire MARTINS YER
~ Tlwrr 10 rrsrfirE today "a his home
on WaIr sfre~f
Tale van cory wh1 Gel w4rkfnr IN
WhrrI'rF 'a erfrf'rr Sunday here
william fash ~ NfesfIrr Ia s~s~ffrr
SUNDAY wffF fr|r~fa |~ fhFe vicinity
Miea War~aN -tf~f~~ b. On ~ver gtf- .
d., rieIfOr wlff he ra~snfv ~ niains
Wed Tarnee who Ia attending Norm a !
ernnnI ie arrrf'-- over Sunday ~ his
howe .n rHrr@erHUn
FRANK FraTIr- ia arsrdf1r today with
DIE parents 90 MAYNARD
Frank TnVfrr vac visitor Dol MAJ
rHrH raafe-faV
business visitor lr Lancaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Nj. and Mrs o. u. Powell held a 70
ceptiuu 90 their hom, Thursday evening
Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bcli. a newly
married couple.
Ma Leona Oldham has returned home
atter a several days visit AT West Lib
crty.
Miss Ethel Rhoados t. IN Wheeling
shopping to-day
Cleve CraV ford has returned from A.
tending ~" spring term Of school at
Nrst Liberty
Rev. and Mrs ". W DinSuoro Miss
Emma Perkins end Mrs William Ruch-
amen attended the commencement eNcr-
ciS'> ~ Franklin college. az New Athens
ohio. Thursday.
NJ. and Mrs. Alex McGIumphv aud
sons. Dwight and Keith. were guests
thursday evening az Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ
NJ. John Harsh and daughter. Vids. Of
Washington. are spending several dsy -
with relatives In this vicinity.
Mrs. Harry McGlumphy has returned
home after a several weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. McKeaE 81
Pittsburgh.
Dwight oldham. ~ TriadeIphia L.
the guest Or his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs W s oldham.
Mr.. end Mrs. sem Sims and children.
of INC Dallas pike. we're guests Thurs
dsy of Mrs. sims father Mr.. Chris
I.andon woodruff is the guest ~ his
grandparents Nr aud Mrs clayton
Woodruff 81 sand Hill.
Mics Naomi Drum returned Wsdrs.-
day from n visit with her cousin Mr..
MAJ Millikon. or MaiorsviIlc
Mrs. Laura Abcrcrumbis has fn1praysd
her residence hN fresh coat Of uaint
Ne>Srs. Frank Hess and Russell WI
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
Rrief. ana PsrronaIs-

Miss Lucstta koeEan has returned TO
her ROM here ait"r spending the win
ter IN Washington. n. G.
William kennard. Of RarueSNiIle was
business caller here Thursday
John Rurbschcr was a business caller
At LewiSville Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Dc!aplainc returned TO
wheeling Thursday. after a short stay
Harry Brown. or ozark. was a bust
ness caller here Friday.
The county commissioners were in
session three DAYS this week transacting
routine business.
Walter and Harry SchwaIb. who have
oeen Httending %. are at home 20
TT ,inview Thursday.
Miss Margaret Sears. who has been
Attending college A. oxford %. o. home
Tor the summer vacation with her par
the proposition Of attending the state
sunday school convention al ZanesviIIe.
in body. one day neHt week.
Walte~ Bracy and Herf Williams have
attended the X ~ r convention that
" a. held there this week
Miss Gertrude Mallory. 81 New York
city. is spending her vacation here Win
her mother. Mrs. Rose Mallory.
Ellsworth Thornhcrry and Evanr Nc
Donald. were business callers here on
Thursday
surt y y. Giddess met with seri-
Gus accident near Caldwell recently.
while looking after the arranging OF
some cars
Miss Clara Rscd. ~ Summerfield. Is
the guest ~ friends here
Mics Emma Montgomery LEFT for
Farnesviile Thursday. for few day 3
. visit.
Mics Georgia Parry. who has been
teaching ~ Middlebourue " Va has
returned 20 her home here.
g l.. Henderson. ~ Antioch. was Wis
ittnE relatives here Thursday.
Misses Ruth and Wtnifred FoRfr OF
Reallsville spent few DAYS here with
relatives the first Of the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Washington street are visitors at
Wellsville
Mrs. Mary Eberle and daughter. Mrs
John BayhA. are spending a few days
with friends al lronton.
r. W. Hall. OF South Benare. is
visiting his brother. Rev. w w. Hail.
AZ Pittsburgh.
Bellaire aerie OF Eagles will hold n
regular meeting this evening All
members are urged to attend
Z. r. Wire. OF Gary. Ind. Is spend.
ing few days with relatives here.
Leon Mayer has returned TO Toledo
after spending few days with his pa
rents on Belmont street
Attorney r W. Schertzer was
visitor Al Lamira yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Atkinson and son left
yesterday for Philadelphia for a visit
with friends.
The hardware men OF the city will
hold an important meeting this even.
ing in the Commercial club rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

An important meeting 81 the DEGREE
"f Iocnhontas will he held IN their hall
on Hanover street. this evening
The uniform rank ~ the Modern
Wnodruen ~ America went Co Elm Grove
YESTERDAY afternoon o. take part In the
memorial services.
The local lodge Of EIks viii hold an
ltupuf faut meeting IN their hall ON
fDLrin street this evening.
Township Trustee gcprge webb Ia laid
un at his home ON South Flftn street
with illness
Yesterday was one ~ the hottest ~
'rruuuUa this season and the heat was
Intense 90 times
Several members or fhe local lodge ~
knights - FNfhins went Co.. Tiltonviile
yesterday t0 take unrt On the memorial
eerNlc"r 20 that place
Edward Nuflaret tho local bov. who
signed with tho Wheeling central league
team is making q good showing
several candidates we're initiated ~
fhe uieefiur ~ the Modern Wnoduen ~
evening
The local hartsrisrs union hslf an
imrurfnuf meeting ir GRAF hall Iu
NofnHffIIr teefr-far aftrrnnnu.
Au Important meeting 10 the Euuu~fh
League nr fna Firaf 81 o. church vna
bold preceding tho services last even
Tho fo.aI mail carriers fsst Saturday
.rrIrE Pow cleveland fH attend the mali
carriers invention
THO annual husIrrsa meeting ~ tho
l.raf H1pLIs' church viii he held on The
ff.wa 20 interest r.r this parsr can
Do. Irrf 90 The HaIa'Hr < Tarker drug
store H. r1lI 1f2.I or fieU phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
BELLAIRB
Advertisements ana news
items for the Daily Intelli-
geDcer will receive prompt at
tentiOn If left at the City Book
Store.
cank Contract lie Awarded.

AZ meeting Of the directors OF the
Formers and Merchants National bank
OF this city held Saturday evening the
contract for the new hank building
was awarded. II. r. Kitchen g. Co.
or Wheeling. received the general con
tract. the Robert w. Kyle company. Of
Wheeling. the contract for the plumb
ing and heating. and the Blumenberg
Electrical company. OF Bellaire. the
contract for the electrical installation.
The new building will be located at
the corner OF Union and Thirty-second
streets. u will be one OF the most
Imposing buildings OF the kind in this
section OF the country. II VIII be a
three story brick and terra Gotta
structure. and absolutely freproof. The
interior will be trimmed in marble.
and when completed will represent a
cost Of $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Harold Hughes. of Washington. "a
De- spending a few days with friends
here
William Cunningham. o. Indiana. is
visiting bis sister. Mics Alice CunnIng.
ham
George rylea and Louis Campbell
viii leave today for Lorain where
they Vill attend the annual state con.
verfion ~ tho FraterraI order OF
Eagles al delegate from the local
lodge
Mrs J " MeIor. Of Glencoe. &C.
visiting her daughter. Mrs j. A.
Clark Of Belmont street
The Voliey Grove Woman'a Chrust.
usn Temperance union viii hold a
meeting Wednesday afternoon af the
home of Mrs O. vs. stangIar af KIoe
Tho Woman's Homo Missionary 60
r.e'f ~ The First " p church viii
meet Thursday evening 90 tho home
~ M-r George W nay On Noble
street
Mics MARY Gentle NJ Akron. has
arrived here or visit vIff friends
Mrs John Ralston and family. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

~ CH. Hrf Fausrter. rsrtNs
returned home from TIttFburrh on FrI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
ST. GAINESVILLE


= U. CLAIR, Nlt-l.t- o.. 1Ens ff--h-
foiiosirE really ds.dz s~r. r.csIt-f for
day
John Hu-rr1e 20 Myrtle Hu-rrnsL lot
situated in ksllair~ a.
q. 7. Duffy 20 Chalmers TVinen and
NlLr, and situafed in RsrresNfIls -
william Hovsl - Marrarst d Novel
ARC rif4afsa 20 ~orrsrs-r ~ 81
James =. NcMnhUu ana aIfe 10 WffI-
an ~ haser. land situated ln Ri,hland
-. ti.nTt
August = koehrssu 90 Annie = Litfea
lald situated in Martins Fsrry SO
Nstue ". Nurt and husband 20 AarIav
ant barbara hlcera. lend sl--afeH la
Prss. u. -
g. e.. eulE--. sheriff Co SETTLE NJ Nost
land situated ln Peas %. $500
belle G0ufr go and Oliver tsordnfE nf.
% o.. McNey. lot Situated In hAruesN I..
g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

hf-t~rusf mprnsrE a. Z o'clock a. the
nome - has father. william otte II
DEAN o. Paul Utte one of n bs-t srosn
leehs n'n Or thls city. The deceased
- =, yrars OF csc. June ,. ana has
errn III Tor IRE past fiss months Paul
Vas q graduate 81 the local hiEh schn5i
oI ne class OF igts. he Nas treasurer
Or the German Lutheran Sunday school.
Eas, member OF ths Mems bible cIaas
.hhslf OF ne church and mem Der OF 81
JOINS cAnEreEattuh. he was also a
member % thc Imperial orchestra Th-
deceased IL surviN ed besides MS fafher
snd mother. D. one brother. RAY. al
Private ssrN ices viii b. held from The
nome tn-iuorruW Afternoon A. 2 o'clock.
after which The remains will b. taken II,
= JOINS German Lutheran church.
Nhers services viii be held At g.s1
ecioch. In charge OF Rev. Frederick
Prank. pastor OF me church Int.rrn.nt
Viii be made tn IkivcrvisW cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Miss Lottie Lcathcrvo0i- OF t-piar4
hts -eturned from "a short visit in
GAINESVILLE.
Robert r.. Michcrer returned last
evening from short trim 90 toluHrhua
MIS- James Johnson and daughter
Misg Nrtfa. are tho guests or friends
in Nelsony VILE Tor o short time
Harry Froitrnutein has returned 90
FalrFninf nffer spending Sunday with
relatives in this city
william kg'hrl.nc. ~ Belmont. spend
sunday In this CITY.
W.. ana Nra Frank Broker ~ TIffa-
hurEh. returned home fHaf evening after
"a short VISIT fin this city
Any Items NJ interest for fnfa r4psr
drug store
Mr. and Mrs George Trahf arc the
guests - friends .n New Castle Ta
Mics Josephine Huffar. rr ToIfan.Ura
rr"rf yesterday with friends In fria
Tho hf-0. American club nIT rnH e
rneefirE 7f the home Of N 3D. UH|rl.r
fHfa evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
Loeal PeopIe I'm Attend-

4 number Of Bellairc people will A..
tend IN, commencement Or the Ohio
state University a. Columbus this
Fcek. Among the graduates will be
Everett Kern. son Of the late Peter
Kern, former we'll known business
man ~ this city. and grandson n
Herman llard-nstein. who has com
pleted the course in the college Of
medicine After receiving his diplo.
ma. Dr. Kern will become an inferno
In ST. Francis hospital. Of Columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
JUSTICE COURTS

Squire RAIDER ~ hearing Safur
dow fiswissef lose visnich on an a..
srrr and battery charge
fohn glrt0 erorfer was ar.
rsigned before Squire Wickham. Sat.
urdav rirhf and fined 81 and costs.
witch no -aif
frank Fathavav viii hc arralrncd
before Squire gomners FRIDAY. IN en-
ever frher warrants sworn ouf hv
PROSECUTING Afforrev n A Mckee
We is CHARGED vifh exceeding the
arsed limit approaching r bridge ~
On evesssIvo speed. and Destroying
county property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

The clerS ~ courts vas given ord-ts
o. me PROBATE IuuAC YESTERDAY 90 draw
Two jurie- Tor the TO appropriation
cases 'f The sunny side Electric COM
lanA against LuEa j. West and tot.rad
". troll The jury tuuIr1i s-luuerz flt
Moon % RarneSNills and Jesse a. Myers
OF 81 'lairrNiile viii place $50 uai..,- %.
lne jury heel MHulaF and draw a. Iur~
for the coming year aud the tNu FOR he
apprupri ation case. The action Boo ths -
casFs l. Tor the right - way 90 place
poles 70 Furnish electricity tor the VII
laEe. keunon q kennun local attor-
neN~ VIII represent tho plsinuff. Tbs
cases VIII In an probability be tried
Monday June elst.
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The Res Thsater. Fifteenth and
Market, Wheeling. Will. on Wed.
nesday and Thursday. June 70 and
" show the stupendous spec.
taele' Damon and Pythias"
a 50-cent production for 10
cents, continuous from I 70 ~ ..
m. Every Pythisn, his family and
the general public should see this
magnificent Him
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