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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-24
Long Island, will be at West Fifty
fifth Street for the winter.

Long Island, will be at 8 West Fifty
fifth Street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Butler Duncan Will
20 to Wayne. Penn. tomorrow. where
they will be guests of Mr. and MIS-. d.
Archibald Barkie during the Bryn
Mawr Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum have
arrived in town from Newport and are
AZ the Ritz-Carlton.
Felix D. Doubleday, who is to marry
Miss Rhoda van Bibber Tanner on Oc-
tober 10. will give his farewell bacheior
dinner at the Ritz-Carlton on OCTOBER
Il.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coppell will re-
turn to town from Tenafy. y. D., on
November /.
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rDBmc sALE or TUE rnorrnrY OF
lOmol WATEKWORks PAM

fOtiAON " 8 It l.iA " tffk~ ltl.AA
Pursuant TO ar am,nded decree Of fore
Court 90 the tnifeu States Northern bis
trict - ohio. western Division. u the
.eac oi Meuop"htan Trust Company 81
fhr city OF New York So THO Defiance
water Company the undersigned sp,,.al
master commission. Will sell The prnr-
erN 81 Tho Defiance W.tet Coapan,.
h,eict,in'si'eI described. AZ public aucuoa ln
The CITY OF Defiance. state 81 ohio. al the
west door % the Courthouse OF Defiance
Nouhlls AT Ten ociock iu the forenoon az
saturday. October %. 1915. said property
ls described ~ follows. viz AN Che real
and personal property OF The Defiance
N ter company. said realty Including its
lands. water works. buildings pump
houses. stand pipes. reservoirs. machinery
pipes. mains. nydraufs. apparatus ant
equipment known 81 the Denanc, Water
Company plant, in The city and TavnSi
Sn9 COUNTY oi i'chance. in the State Of
ONO anJ also "ll such property whether
situated IN the city OF township Of De
hance. or elsewhere lu she County OF De
nance, together With al appurteuances and
after acquired or added by tie mOrtgaeor
or hy said receiver. an 90 Doe sold iu ou.
PARCEL excepting. however. from such sale
fhr accumulated fund and any and all
credits and chooses in action in thu hands
"f said receiver 40 bid VIII boz accepted
Tor less than $4,000 90 Before any bid
MtI hc received tAe tllger SHAH deposit
With tho undersigned tho sum of s.. 500 90
iu money of ccriHtl check of not Jess
than SO 10000 par value of the sIN nt-
cent bonds 90 The Defiance Water com.
ptu3. The deposits ~ Ihe urslcoeeefuI
bidders VIII br reformed The successful
bidder shall increase hIs deposit fo mot
less them $40 600 900 iu money or mo- per
cent. ln said bonds. 90 he forfeited FOR Gale
ure 60 make good bis bid or fo comply
with any order 81 Court respecting Tho
onSuWmstIon ~ the sale. nnal settlement
% be- at tle time Fixed hy the special mas
Ter commissioner not later than one month
f.om the date az sale. unless Otherwise
rlered hy ne Court Final settlement
may De- made in ssid bonds upon the basis
Z fhe snarc ~ the proceeds fo which they
niil o. entitled Reference is hereby made
said decree and order 49, amended for
ore particular description ~ said prop
- aud the terms OF the sale
CHARLES .. THOMPSON
Special Master Commissioner
HENHY q ROBERT N1tWBEGIN,
Solicitors fOf Complainant
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GIVES BACHELOR
DINNER TONIGHT
A. Perry Osborn Will
Marry Miss Steele on
October 2.
MISS BRUNER PICKS
HER ATTENDANTS
Miss Ina Leland To Be ,. A.
Orvis's Bride on
October 16.

~
A. Perry Osborn. Who Is 20 MAJ
,iss Anne Maynadler Stcele' eau
nc Mr. and Mrs, ;. age. ' r','scor.i
con on Octooer = b" "''o.. o.
surch, Baltimore "l" give -.' ~
ell bachelor dinner 'nlS e'e"'"e a. .I
clude his brother, Henry armed "a Va
f1rr. )r.. Who IS 10 De ms ~ '-".', ~
Iagart steele a.; oroy U,.i,.o ~. IL II
r.dc' peVercuA MIiouIN' =" t..'' T.
born. Roger A ueroY' J9I- u
sop, Harold Minot' Eu'nu"G
!ogcrs. William ODonncil iScIlH' Lam ,
Dcrt tadWaiaocr kuGoiph anon an"
b. p Reeves. .r- Of baltimore, e,.ss.
Niiss steele s. COUSIN " -" -.
o. IN Nestbrry' Long l.l .aii she 80, Wa.
ore of me oIloeS'i'@ 'oS' VIII ''
.F' aiiendanis.
Hiss kdv ma tlklns hru4et. VINO - 30
marry {. A. hccNscner, Meln'f!lI "'
saturday. OCTOBER = VIII, nave IoI q" %
tendants her aunt MIS-; NillA,l I. n
HIT; Mss Katharine Herman hremfr'
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$50 ,. m.
Hawaii FIJI Islands. New Zealand, Australia
via Vancouver. Niagara ...... ...-.- -. To-Day
Japan. Corea. China tTic Seaitel, Hhdzu- o..
Okla Maru. .....- Sept -
Hawaii Japan. Corca PHILIPPINES via san
Francisco. ChiyO Msru. .........--. SEPT -
Hawaii via san Francisco. HilOnan sept -
Guam. Philippine VIA san Franciscoi. L ; ,.
Transport ....-.. .'>ep 81"
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sUERIFF's AUCTION SALES.

DSrisI Grsnesd sheriff, kuciion.cr siii s.ll
Ans day fFrdGyi. S"pf eiih 1918. a, s'h -
AID Tar Rive - go 4 NJ. h' ViftIc - ?
rerafu writ ~ crecIiioH
Horses. Double lre Wagons.
Double sets ~ Harness.
MAN : GRIFINHA6EN Ssfrir
=. A MOffiT Deputy sheriff,
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ARRIN'D
G-rr- F.r. il iDra tNol New YoIs N1 an"
HD.'rriem Ssff 2l-Arirpes iGrk). New l0ia
Nef'-u sepi ,1 Querda fHrl. New lcrk
Bu,nos Ayrcs. sep 2--Naiisea Conf 'bN. NV
Nork hud Noff1. no., q,
Wellington Sep p Surusa Sew York. Whign
tErl. Nts NuIt
Maple. Sop -- Arizona ltap. New YORK
Ar.larrri. Sep Nu.i.fon Brl. New iorh.
Horicauy. Scp, n NnnRoliau 'B1. New iork
g1poic sept ftuDer Do. Nev YORK
HAVE sep; 20 llathor fBrl. New York. Pala'ho
fbrl. New York
SAILED
Dartmouth. Sep 90 Llclins lBr Ne~ lort
Calcutta Sep 90 i.i"luden fBrl. New 1ofh
MarsslIcs Sept p % ilouu FRI New YORK
Maara. Sep, IL L. >icia fitsD. N,w i?rk
R0f'. rism. Sep 20 OCEAN lDut. hl. Ne" YORK
Ion,ion Sept e3-StYon Monarch OBJ. NsH fort
Shanghai. Sept .3-rafhsn lbrl. New i0rh
PASSED
Tf.qsI sent o. Wo.i.ulyk Dutch. View York f0r
Rotterdam 2ci. iyudsm tDuiohl. "" lorS Tor
= l.
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LEGAL MOTTO rs.
fEVTIFICNTT.


CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
Nnr. Borough of Mani tan SIS. J.
JOHN g. IILl1G. Treasurer of JACOB
RUPERT. Of Ness York Ci,y. Borough of
Nsuh. ttah. Coulff and stat. of New York.
rorI oratnu dUlt organized and rslsttus
under ana o. Virtue Of th. Laws OF the
Stat. ut N.u f0r. 30 HEREBY FER
THY that said corporation Is engaged in
brewing. hottlnE adj selling lager beer
end other beverage 200 bottles ana boxes
with it's mann. names. other MARKS aud
devices which it uses and las the sole
Urh Geo use. branded stamped. engraved.
etched. blown and impressed and otherwise
produced thereon
That said 1rm.. names other marks
aud devices are as follows 90 wit. on
some of said bottles. iu the bottom or sid,
thereof Jacob Rupert Brewer. New
york. or some of said BOTTLES. Jacob
fuppeft Brewer. New York" contained
within circle lu tl, bottom OF side there
~. ~ ur np'A fl" ~4a- ana the bottom OF
fhs lotti .a AMI 300 the bottom coz Side u
som. 20. said bottles tie monogram - r."
contained within a leahike garland. and
ON tnt inside AND outside Of the boxes or
cases containing said bottles Jacob Run
port. Brewer. Sew York"
hat the principal place OF business Of
the said corporation IL situatcd in tho
County and state - New York and that
the said corporation bottles la the said
County .uu state
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have sub
scriDcd TIC name aud HfiXcd the seal Of
the said corporation O.. tnls certinc,fr ms
18Th Jay 20 Angus. 1915.
join G. GILLIG
in tAc presence ~. iSssu
gDTTH AEpI 4 ITTTHAr-Tp
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HorIc, temperature YESTERDAY &C degrees tat
r No. lowest. % tat a. M average. -: aver
AZ. fr responding date las; YEAR 50. average Tor
q. responding date last thirty three year. ~.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF The WOrld
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

colon. ,rsobai. p Ds Galveston. KankaAce
Raf'mofs sfefsrra Haf.t1.
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ih l. ..., ~. ,en,e ~ ,...-...... Seal


The New Haven County National Bank
located 800 the tity ~ New Haven, In the
state OF Connecticut IL closing It's affs,r.
All note holders and other creditors OF the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes aud other claims for payment
O. STODDAPD President
Dated. August =. 1914
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AUCTION SALES.

lEl ENtI SALE.
Ry virtue % a certain judgment ron
d-r,I and signed hy the Honorable James
A. Blanchard a. Speciii Term. Part
VII. OF the Supreme tourt Of thu stat,
o.: New York. held in and Tor the County
of Nev York. al the County Court House.
800 the Borough ~ Manhattan. city 81 New
YORK. on tho -4tl day 81 May. 1915. aud
fled iu the onicr OF thc County clerk Of
be Colnt 81 New York ou thr 9Th day ~
AuluHt 1915. ] aliI expose 70 sale at pub
I, auction ON the 2ith dav II Sept"mb'r g..
1918. al 100 o'clocE in the Tor noon. AZ the
rooms OF the International Motor Com
ptuy. al West End AyenU. and 6ith
street Borough OF Manhattan. city aud
STATE of New York. thr following prop
ertr directed TO Doe sold
ONE TWO-TON MACH TRUCK. No. -is3.
The terms Of sale Viii be made known
ON he Gat of sale
Dated. Ncw york sep ember i4th. 1915.
WILLIAM T. JEFFERN. Referee. Rec
tor Street Boroughaof Manhai can. New
York Cltt
BY VIRTUE or CHATTEL MORTGAGE
made by l. Paul Karls,u Geo . 10. Fred
Never win sell this afternoon. two o'ciu,@.
AZ ea4-.8s Flushing Avenue. Borough Of
lsrookDu 400 chattsls covered Pos said
mortgafe WA j. McPHlLLlAMY q co.
AuoNoneers
ny (u{TI l. OF A CHATTFL MORTGAGE Nor
ris Vs. Stlulo.lcn 4ui liui Ns-lnuui 10 io>efh
crosby street. Manhattan. counter. ssh register.
snair.. tahie,. Kitchen u,e si.. ians. n1tlns ETC.
"a ..,.i,- a. atiornef for Mersagre
NATHAN MAHkS. Alriic lecr.
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Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER

NlNlAIl 49, Ni.'N
.,,.,,, .ts..,.e $50. moon rses. q.
n. age D.
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NES YORK-westchesfer COUNT
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Suop.es Professors. Teachers. Tutors
Goveri esseS etc. TO Colleges Schools aad
Families Apply TO MIRA ~ J. YOUNG
FULTON 20 Onion Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-24

Local Forecayt.-Fslr and warmer today prob
al-H laLr ln-morrnM. molrra-r som-h NI-!-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-24

Local omeIal Record. tn, following otical record
from thc Wcaihc- Bureau slogs the ch'ngcs IN the
temperature for tho l-' tW'nf; f0ug hours IN com
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Forecasts for Special LoeslItles.-sntern Ne.
ycrk. fair and warner In 'euthefn poruon ann
.loudy in northern portion to. day: probably fair to.

Eastern PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey. Delawrc. We :
Virginia MARYLAND. the District %, Columbia and
Virginia fair day and probably 'omorro" slow
Using temp stuf'. .
Western Pennsylvania and western Ne" 1ork.
partly cloudy to-day and to-morrr~.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Young AMERICAN wishes position anything
some electrical ledge NJ Dirc. 1901 Putnam
aV BROOKLYN
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Barometer Readings.

Humidity.
r. ri......is ] g. M. a ; p. m..... 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Cameron. -. were transscting business
here Wednesday.
Lewis Eberle. Of Bcallsville. Route 3.
was a business caller here Wednesday.
II. = William. Of Cameron. was in
town Tuesday.
The district superintendents held their
regular monthly meeting In the county
superintendent office Wednesday.
J. R~Otteuburg Was a Wheeling bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinord Jones. OF Cam
eron, o.. were transaCting business In
probate court Wednesday.
Fullerton Parker Is spending a Few
days with relatives at Parkers' Landing.
Pa.
Lee Ault is able 20 be out after being
confined 20 the house for several months
as the result 81 an accident on the rail
road.
John Pfalzgraf. Of Cameron. was a
business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. p. l.. Sulsberger was shopping
I'm Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Celia Randstatler returned 20 her
home az Louisville. Tuesday. after a
visit with friends here
l.. :. CROWN left Wednesday on a
business trip TO Pittsburgh
Mrs. y. Schneider b. spending a. few
days with relatives and friends at
Pittsburgh.
Miss ida Smith and Mrs. Fila Beard
more left Tuesday for Jacksonville. Fla.
20 spend a few months
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versity should be settled once and
for all time.
The Parrish resolution TO remove
the capitol was defeated by a vote
Of five ayes to fourteen noes.
The Blessing resolution relative to
the removal OF the university was
then taken up, and the Mason county
Senator defended IL. while Senator
Hatfield spoke against IL. Senator
Rosenbloom said hat agitation to re-
move the university at this time
would only result in Withholding from
h school any appropriations other
than those absolutely necessary for
its maintenance.
FsVors University.
Senator Hatfield spoke It length,
calling attention TO the loyalty OF the
people OF Mongolia county who are
willing to issue bonds to the extent
of $4,000 for the support OF the uni
yersity. Its location. he said. does not
handicap the institution.
Senator Fox. Of BraXton. said the
agitation for removing the university
should be settled. and suggested hat
the committee. instead of being in
structed to report at the present ses-
sion Of the legislature. should submit
its findings to the Governor not later
than July l. 1916.
Several members OF the senate took
part in h humorous discussion which
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where Men ana women Pan.

The pastor " the tirst Methodist
Episcopal church. Elm Grove. Rev. ;. ~.
Hart. announces that ON Sunday evening
he Will preach on the subject. Where
Men ana Women Fall" other services
during tho day will b as follows: sun
day school at s:4J a. m. Preaching at
II a. m. by the pastor. subject. TN
righteousness and Truth" Glass meet
ing and Junior leaguc At ESQ o. ma. Ep-
worth league devotional service at 1:8n.
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor on the
above named subject. followed BY reyi-
val services.
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MT. PLEASANT, O..

Mt PLEASANT. o.. Feb. 1s-Mr.
William SpraEg Of Harrigvillc, was "a
caller in this place Saturday.
who has been ~ 81 her home for come
time. - able TO be out again.
was "a caller in this place saturday.
Mr. william krinke ~ near this place
spent saturday and sunday with his
parents OF Scotch Ridge.
Mr samuel buchanan ~ kenwood
spent sunday with bic parents Mr. ana
Airs. David buchanan.
Miss EuEeuia THrlrft ~ ufilonvale e.
In the hospital 90 Wheeling
Mr. Jesse ueVaulf visited o. the home
" hle sister. Nrs. Sam Moore. % near
Miss Lenora prsmmsr Of Nsrt.u.
Ferry spent a. Few days with Mrs. ~. o.
M~c'ou1hey and daughter, cemllin. %
The Christian Endoavor Society OF fHs
FraanT frrlar church gave "a banquet lI.I
friday evering iu honor of fre new
Miss Dorothy Wright has been r1r
tred Or Der home far "a Few days on
Nr Albert Harss o.. go Or rls home
The Frisad. church of chic rl5ss
" p reception Z q the home ~ Mr D.
UI their new church members
Mr tnrl HurEe ur uilguVnla s.frt
f,tTsr. n-isv VI iisrlg i,8v man.
near Martins Fsrrr.
Mrs Murden uHtton Is 200 1t Dor
home with d. grippe.
Tho prayer meeting ~ fla I~rreHHfrr
San church gave M rUr'1. NrIr-rfHv
evening Im honor % fHn H|u church
member About 800 we're present AT
spent M very uTIsHHauf evening
Eleanor ~ r.rr f'Ir U'Ir"
confined o. Der home 0r account Of
illness
ST. Frank uevaHft -- 81 .IaI.srH'-
visited at fho home ~ Nr M " TTfIH|
one uIr this week.
Word waa received hero 80 Che death
rf Mr. Jennie Irrr H"" Jennie Tho.
burn uf Wooster. nhf. vh |.~wfr'.
uHa "a resident OFF fHIH place.
Several from ODD. r'H.H nffrH."" f|.
rrfrrfHfrwr|I HHI social Hf fHH Im.
.nL atH"NI HNI.r |'.r.'I| r..-.
The meetings H.. 5000 .u "fH...
HHiuuNUI. $40 ... |.rrr attended
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0tfNIces az The Stone church. Dim
Grove. 4. u. Leweliyn. pastor. as f0i-
lows sabbath school at $50 n. m. mr..
- ~ Bushon. superintendent: organized
sLisses Tor men and women. Park Wow
u school At 2:3O p. m. Mr.. H.. n.
hodley. superintendent; preaching Asr-
wees AT ~ a. m. and 4.1O y. m, subject
OF morntng sermon, Jesus Declining
Legions OF Angels" theme III
Nening sermon. 4 Jnheedcd Warn
{" Junior Christian Endeavor AZ se6.
senior Christian Endeavor at $40. Miss
florence keyser. leader. inspiring music
AT each service. You Will be welcome.
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ITUT"II| WITUTHT WUTT0 T~T"|TTTTU TT"
dead from heart disease Sir. Smith was
about 90 years old aud wac unmarried.
homo together un N1rth Main street
Miss IDA left Monday fur FLORIDA Tor 81
few DAYS EHUffIuU au rH ono was with
hfr Smith when The end came
HH runs tho Elevator FOR tho Monroe
building nj when UH did not re.
port for work they went Co., nIa humf
and found hfm lying bon front ~ TIE
stove and the breakfast Doc was Urfrar.
lur setting ON The stove almost burned
up. showing that che attack came or fu-
HfanffT
Hia disease was almost unknown 90
hfe rrtrnfa and relatives and hIa arf.
don HHHfH wan o. shock fH tho entire
community 40 thine of vrifinE funeral
announcements are Incomplete
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M0RRISTOWN

MOttlilSTOWN. o.. Feb. &c r..
Lll'IsI the contractor. will finish haul
ing brick from Belmont 10 tbfs Mace
this week.
MRS william Hoover is visiting rela-
tiyes in EarnegVilIe.
Misses nina Evans and Margaret Bar
Der nave returned to their spring mil
lnery work In Cleveland
Mrs. q. b.. Wright went to EaInont
today 10 visit relatives.
The revival services still continue I'm
tho NJ. F. church. Large crowds are in
attendance each evening.
loddy the citizens Of our town will
decide by vote the wet and dry question.
The drya are claiming the victory.
Mrs. Drvtlle Orrison T. visiting rela-
tves at Cambridge.
Arrivals At TIN Hotel Wright. J.. r..
Mnrphy, Demos. p. G.. Ayers. Zancsvfue.
NJ. r maxwell Wheeling. James Hry-
ant. Demos r. .. Cunningham. Cam
bridge.
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vas reported yesterday that How
ara Atkinson. well known young man OF
heer Elm OroNe, was negotiating fo= tho
F~urchAse OF a hnlf interest In IN. Elm
eroNe Motor sales mpa Mt that
lace. AZ present the garage and rerair
mop - owned BY Price and Kraft. ~
hrAft interest. The deal villa likely De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The annual winter e-ntertainment OF
lhe Webster society OF the West Liberty
normal chool will be held Mednesday
evening A splendid program cOnsistin.
~ musical and literary number b. he.
ing prepared ana as usual Il promls,a
20 be quite Interesting.
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Buckley NJ. r. church, Edgwood. Rev.
II. =. Grose. pastor. What Is the CHAT
go the Wheat at II A. m. and "The Man
who Was Caught I'm Ills own Trap" al
80 =. M, viii be the sermon subjects
sunday hoo at $50 "A. IN.
James z Soles. superintendent. Junior
Epworth League at , p. m. Mrs. VI. n.
swim, superintendent. Senior Epworth
League At b;AS 2 m, Prof. G. G Rossey,
president. Prayer meeting and Bible
study Wednesday evening al T.45. A
mems meeting Of unusual Importance
I:45. All the men OF the conercratfo
are urged to be present
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0UT-THE-PIKE


Ars Mary KndleDerEcr. aged inmate
~ lnr county iunrmafy, PASSED away
l.Htetoa3 morning rui1uesuE an illness
yt ssseral lays drL kindlsberEer waH
a former resident ~ Wheeling and was
Vel SHOWN there. The remains Nere ~
moved 70 the hindlebrEr unartAking BAR
lyIH on clNteenth street where they are
being prepared FOR burial Late Last
eNeninE funeral arrangements we're IN
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II Is said that an unofficial meeting
OF the Edgwood %council was held last
evening at which time the m
caucused on the Nomination for appoint
ment q ia city solicitor and town mar
shal. A ballot was taken and George
Gilbert was chosen as candidate for tho
~marshalship and Charles J. Schuck for
city solicitor. The appointments will not
ing In March.
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Mssttnx win clo.~

The p~rotrActed mestinH mat has been
IN progress at the Mt Union Presbyt-
lAn church for the past three weeks NIL
- brought 20 a close this "a Rev.
Dlnsmore, who has been in charge of
the services. will conduct Communion
services sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Ihe regular weekly meeting % the
Elm Grove DOminoe club was held last
evening IN Wocbcrs ball at Elm Grove.
Several Of the contcsting teams were In
attendance and same warm contests
were x The club has a number Of
games yet on the schedule before the
tournament closes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

meeting OF the Board OF Education
Triadelphia district was held yester-
day afternoon at the office or DR.. Leach
Cracraft, at Elm Grove. Matters pertain
ing TO the sale OF the bonds for the cree
OF the new high school were dis
GUESSED and other matters were taken
Perhaps the most important action
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Lsetar. a. W.Et Lih.rtr-

Prof. Alton Packard. a Lecture OF na-
Ional reputation. VIII deliver one OF his
tafnons lectures al the West Liberty
normal school on Monday evening. Be-
siues being an Interesting lecturer he A.
t,t2 noted as being a humorist OF some
abluty and the lecture promises 20 be
exceedingly interesting.
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The Elm Grove Lodge. order o. Eagles
held their regular weekly meeting last
evening in the lOdgc rooms Of tho *. Of
=. over the store. Following
the transaction OF business a class OF
candidates were taken In and "A aacisl
session was enjoyed.
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Of the board was. that they decided %.
advertise the bonds FOR sale. Just when
they viii BE- placed on the market d. not
known az the prc~-nt time but n viii un-
doubleday be- within a short time. No se-
lection for tho location viii D. maua
until all bonds have been disposed OF.
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clyde Rice. student Ia the West ~
erty normal school, Is spending several
days as the guest OF friends and rsia-
tives at Elm Grove.
George W. Hobbs OF Bellaire Is erect
ing a hNe room house on his tract n
land at Cedar Rocks, which he recently
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The Methodist League - the Buckley
NJ. r church gave a. most iutnrtst.ug
musical and literary Entertainment last
evening In the auditorium Of tho church.
Following the program rsf~eshmcuts
were served IN the basement OF Jhe
church.
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followed. and a motion to indefinitely
postpone further consideration Of the
Blessing resolution prevailed by a vote
of IL to 3.
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SCHOOL, WIN c1ona

In compliance with custom in tho
schools, In Observance OF washington's
birthday. all schools IN Triadelphia dis
Irlct VIII De closed the entire day Mon
day. Many other business places will
also be closed In honor OF the memory OF
the father of our country.