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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
NEWS BRIEFS


The annual report Of the govern
ment engineers In the Wheeling dis
trtct b. now in Washington. -. c..
awaiting the approval Of the War de
partmeut The report VIII be made
public in Wheeling In the near future
Members Of tine Onio Valley Auto
club will meet this evening with Chief
Thomas Leyland 10 discuss traffic
laws. The dutoists want uniform six.
mails. parking space and n better un.
derstauding about passing street cars
Prominent stOCkmen are now ure.
dieting bad mil kfamine FOR the
Wheeling district this fan and winter
They claim that tho foot and mouth
disease has taken about 100 600 milk
COWS in the United States. Besides
the breeding rate has been much low.
or than usual This makes the milk
COW a very scarce animal
Peaches 10 the extent Of 1900
bushels viii be- raised in Brooke and
Ohio counties this season according
TO horticultural experts W. 10 SILL
Brooke county agricultural AGENT. de-.
clarcs that This will be- the largest
crop on record
Playground directors met ycafer.
day morning Co discuss the coming
athletic field meet Plane were made
to teach manual training on the
grounds
D. a. viquorncy state forest. game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
SIDE TALKS
The After Fifty Years
(ey Ruth Cameron;

think there are Two miIestones In
the journey Of life which seem more
dennitive than an the rest and which
consequently We pass more unwill-
ingly. had almost said Iinrerinslv
but. alas. there can be no lingering I'm
this journey. for when we most long
Co. linecr We are hurried along the
most incXorably
The first is the milestone which
marks our progress from the twentics
into the thirties
The second Is the halfcentury
mark
Some time ago 7 wrote you n few
words Of encoura cement for the after
thirty years. today / want 10 say
scmethifg about the after fifty years
Business Career Begun a. Forty.
seven.
7 have q friend who has brought no
tsr children and seen them ali
launched ON successful careers Two
years ago She celebrated hor hfiioth
brthday Where d. she now Rest
lne in her home after her fun and use
~ !iio. beginning 90 reninisco IN
stead OF anticipate. occupying herself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

and fish warden. has issued HIS bi.
onnial report. which Is replete with
valuable Information TO the huntsmen
and others.
In Referee Henry A. Notes bank
fuptcy court yesterday morning the
examination OF r. r. Barlebaugh ISL
and grocer. who went into bankruptcy
several weeks ago. was held
The series OF summer meetings
being conducted az the Young Men !
christian association will be con
linued next sunday. in charge OF the
Mems Bible class of the Second Pres
byterian church.
Harry John Sfnas. aged %. a
waiter. yesterday filed a declaration
oi intention OF applying for citizen
ship papers lie was born al Trecala.
Greece. and arrived in the United
states. May %. 1909
The county commissioners held "A
routine stssiOn yesterday morning
ana began auditing bills This week
VIII De auditing week. and passing
upon the mai appropriation state
ment
Chief Leyland has issued a state.
ment that al sutoists will be allowed
20 PARK their cars on the public square
durinE business hours Wheeling is
ln need of parking place where the
,taiiic congestion viii not be inter.
fcred with
Tho county Is at present working
nine stone quarrios Eight Of these
are operating in Liberty district
De stone quarries there will be-
placed on the roads this mU
Mayor Kirk did not issue call
Tor council meeting this evening.
ne believing that there is nothing of
pressing Importance to come before
tho city fathers
The biz 10000. 600 GALLON pump Of
th" water works is back into com
mission after having been closed
down Tor repair.
ln On effort To- have the road an.
preparations made uu infrlIIrpnflr.
ihr county road engineer o. drawing
plans for all bridges To- be- con Instructed
in me county next year aud which
must Do taken care of in tho appro.
priaiiuns now being made uu
70 De- reported that EnsIrn John
'a-iaEna. uI The salvation Army. uIfI
confer with Police judge Jordan and
4 r.miual Judge Robinson with The
IDEA OF having young boys rHr0Ird
INTO The hands Of the Salvation army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

with the second hand duties OF Grand.
motherhood? Not by GOOD deal
She has gone back into the world ~
business which she left years ago for
her home dulles, and after a self-im.
posed three years apprenticeship. she
mas obtained fine position In the
advertising department Of a big shon.
she r. healthy and happy. She will
stop when she f. no longer able 10 DO
hef beloved work. and not FOR any
milestones, however terrifying ne
name
Mother Of Big Family Learns Tsleo-
rsphy.
Another woman told me this story.
her father died. hcartbroken over the
loss or all bis money. just before his
last child was born Ills wife. AL.
ready the mother ~ a large family ~
children. vas about f0rty-fve. ne.
tore the child was born thia wonderful
mother had learned telegraphy. and
after ifs birth she took q Responsible
position and by her earninRs sent
three children through college She
hted TO Dc eighty. st.ll hale and
hearty
History is full % examples OF peo-
pie who did not let the half century
mark bother them in the slightest
Chaucer wrote hlq Canterbury Tales
on which hia fame chiefly rests when
ho vas EiVty-ona
Dr Johnson finished hia Lives o.
me Poets a. sevcnty-two. and after
wards set himself 70 learn Low Dutch
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JUSTICE SHOPS

Robert Blum waa arrested near Fu.
Ton yesterday hy Motorcycle OnIrer
I0Eomarcirn. and was araIrneH De-.
fore Justice of fha Peace vs. ID WIrF.
ham. on 70 charge of exceeding the
speed limit lle WIS fined $40 ana
costs. which Do paid
Tho case OF AIRS HaffenafrIn OF
The North End. and George HOFFMAN
nniFhh0r. who were f0 hHv boon
arraiFned before Shuire Zee p u0bbs
and Sbu're RAIDER. both ON CHARGES of
assault and battery were continued
fu "wednesday morning
The trI1ls Of Nick seIya Nah0ua
GairHk|a. Halle Dawn. Sam Iur.a
Edward Horav Glen ToharFv and
vincent Dehrn1-IH. who are cfarffr
win violating fhc Aoef prohibition
law. win ho heard al ten O'Clock b.
fore squire A. " RAIDER.
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70 prove that HE mind was sim ar
tive
Cato learned Greek after eighty.
ana Plutarch. Latin. 40 the same ad
vanccd axe.
The Italians have record Of a In.
dovico Monaldcsco who wrote tho hi9
tory N bic own times at the are of
one hundred and fifteen
Began 20 write az Sixty
~ our own day Uo Morgan. nov the
author Of o. small library of hooks
ana considered one of the best au.
ihora N the day wrote bic FIRST book
after DO Yves sixty
Axe. IKE many other things. Ia part.
y aycholpgical The mere fact that
ho % over hffy eomrflmrs inhIbifs n
man from living 4a fully and f.rrefrI
~ % hp might NJ hn didn't know be-
bad passed the half century marx
Ofhor4 have made tho after rnv
years a. GOOD aa those fhnf ramo b.
fore. m not better YOU and Q can do
the same.
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Miss Mildred Risdon entertained
several OF her young friends Sunday
afternoon. that DAY being her ninth
birthday anniversary The hours were
from TO TO o'clock and a pleasing.
variety OF games were enjoyed by the
youngsters, with dainty refreshments
served The following were present.
Misses Mary Risdon. Nellie Hager
man, Ada KEGS. MOllie Sweeney. Jessie
Witenko. Irene McCabe. Marie McCabe
Florence Caps, Tessie Andrews. Mas
ters Raymond Paul Sutton. Rhyss
Jacobs, Leo Sweeney. Carl Hagerman
Mrs. Catherine McCabe. Messrs and
Mesdames William Caps and Charles
Risdon.
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Will entertain

Mrs. Otto Schenk OF woodsdaIe will
entertain the members OF the Mission
society OF 81. James Lutheran church
tomorrow evening The guests are TO
arrive at five o'clock and at this hour
a picnic supper will be served. The
remainder OF the evening will be spent
IN social intercourse together with
many different diversions planned by
the hostess
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Stamm-F. b. Harrawar Wilkes
Barre. Pa; ID. o. Decker. New Mata-
moras. o.; $. VI. Kelley. Weston. W.
Va ID. l.. Probst. Pittsburgh; ]. j.
Renckley. Pittsburgh.
MeLure-W. +. Watson. Jr.. Fair.
mont; Paul II. Golden, Parkersburg:
James II. Bentley. ST. Ciairsville, % /.
J. B. Taught. Buckhannon: IL. &.
Lewis. Williamstown. W Va. q. Il.
WEIGH and wife. Williamstown. W.
Va c. VI. darlington. Cameron. w.
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Luncheon for Ni,itnr-

Mrs. Jesse Bremen entertained al
her home yesterday with a charming
luncheon party for Mrs. Charlees Def
tiers, of Denver. The luncheon table
was festive with dainty summer flow
ers OF pink and white and with covers
for twenty guests
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Vacation Party Returns.

Inc young girls or Elm Grove and
vicinity who spent a weeks vacation
az cottage "Bide-a-wie," in Epworth
Park. Bethesda. returned to their
homes yesterday afternoon. Several
interesting social events were given
and the party entertained many visit.
ors. Mrs. c. c. Douglas. Of Elm Grove,
was chaperone.
Tho o..
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DR.. STRIKER HERE
Former Rector Of ST. Matthews
Church Visiting Wheeling
Friends.

Rev. L. W. s. stryker. d. D., former
rector Of St Matthew'S =. r. church.
now Of Chicago. arrived in the city
yesterday. and IL the guest for a few
days Of Mr.. and Mrs B. Walker Peter.
son.
Or Stryker will preach at 81. Mat.
thew.s church next Sunday. This r.
Ilr. Stry ker's first visit 10 wheeling
since leaving ST. Matthews, nearly
year ago.
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We asked the young lady across
the way II her father was A loose
eonstructionist and she said now
could We ask such a foolish question
when we knew perfectly wen that
be was only feet 10 and weighed
225 pounds.
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Celebrates Birthday.

city and viii be welcomed socially in
large circle at her new home.
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Woman-What f. that over there?
Man Fertilizer. ma'am
Mnmnn--for the lands snkei
Nian-fes. na'au1 Ohio state Joui
hal
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DANCING PARTY
AT HILLSIDE"
Mr. AND nRs.H. G 1AzlErrFn
TERRAIN IN INFORMAL
MANNER
Or. ard Mrs N. A. Lanino conoll
mest Nsitors- Week VIII De
eusy for Wheeling Society.

The present week IL an interesfinv
one from a social standpoint and one
OF Us most deiightful events VAS the
given sy M r, and Eh lsy n AS sHy s5l,;
Valley. " ~''Aii'
The party carried a courtesy to the
mouse party being entertained Al the
summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
bloch, az Liberty HIS Farm and
many enlivening affairs. Mr. and
Mrs Howard Johnson. Mrs Ceorxe
1ouch. Nj. and Mrs. Isaac smith and
Mr. and Airs. John Dana compose the
Periy and as they have made many
friends on previous visits TO the civ
the occasions Of their return Is al.
Ways marked by many delightful func-
uons 10 renew acquaintance.
Manor Dr. and Mrs. n a. Hanin ing
VIII entertain for the visitors. This
the largest affairs yet. that given bV
Mr; andMrs. George Row with Mr.
and Mrs Gail Hamilton. and will have
the Country club as its setting. The
remainder OF the week is quite as full
OF interesting arrangements as the
peginnlng and this weeks calendar
holds some OF the most deiirhfful
dates OF their stay.
The guests OF Mr. and Mrs IL 4
haklttt last evening were.
Messrs. and Mesdames
Howard Johnson John Storer
george couch G. II. simpson
L NJ. smith Will Wilson
John Dana 7. b. Sweeney
Jesse Bloch- Lee {. PAUL
f-aIi Adams Will A. Cracraft&
Jesse Speldel Singleton PAUL.
Dwight Wagner Joseph SDeidel II
n A Haning Miss Nancy Peter.
W. W. Holloway son
hessrs
Forbes Simpson Harold Bloch
Mertz Franzhelm Harvey Pollock
Ben Hazeltine
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Car-Troach

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Troach have
announced the marriage OF fhaff
daughter Miss Anna Elizabeth TO- M
lanes Carr. Of Warrington. " ia
The young couple win establish their
residence az Warrington. Mr. Carr
ee,Is enkaked in business there Tho
bride has countless friends ln fhls