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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS Jan. Word has
been received here OF tho sudden d.4tr
~ Mr.. Emily MontEomrry Sire Mont
Eousry died while visiting relatives I'D
lafsei abgrE She is survived by two
sons. a J. MontgomerB. station AGENT at
woodlands ana William MONTGOMERY
ard one daughter. Sire William HursF
OF M0urirFi.l". The bod. was HHIuf..I
tu Woodlands and tutsrm.ut was MAJ
Do the NraNaville cernetfrF
MISS IffE OHIO. VINO Dr. spending the
n"linaHN with nrr parents ur Eurrh
IidEc VIII return Co. Huntington sun.
uuN fU resume her ufudfar
Sir =. o. UsusleN. OF BETHANY. rasasd
through here one DAY last week snrout.
Q" fr'i0nia, whore D." De- hoidins revivai
arrHI ices
~ and Mrs Esrl MuIIrsw and
oh1rht"I. norma. uf MrMerHar arsrt
Nuug with Mra Muldrswe PARENTS. Nr
trd Mrs. ~. Nuhu. on Bunch NIfrr
Mr. s. a DasSsI and family. Mr q.
- HHNsctt and family and Sir W
wayne. - WnEueT Ridge spent Xmas
Win u T. HARRISON and family. IN
Burch ridge
Misses iva aud ADA stmrns. % Reader
spent the holidays az their home near
IalrVIaw
NJ and Mr. James stanley. of Park
grehurg are visiting AZ A. q. Yoh0a on
Mr ana Mrs. Austin Yoho and family
are visiting friends and relatives On
the 'Hin' Tor a few days
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YOUNG HlGHWAYMEN
Arrested az Cameron after Stealing
Horse and Buggy-Pianned
20 Rob q Bank.

Two youthful highwaymen were ar.
rested late Thursday night at Glen
Easton by OFFICER Hill and MCCardle
Of Cameron. They had stolen a horse
and buggy from man named Aaron
Porter. Of near Cameron. When ar.
rested, they were driving the stolen
horse towards Moundsyille They
stated they had escaped from the Ohio
Reform school az Lancaster. o.. and
had gone to Cameron. ". Va. and
while there. had decided TO rob one ~
the banks at that place. but had be-
come frightened at the seriousness 81
the act and then stole the horse and
busy 10 return 90 BcllairC They
were placed boz Jail a. Cameron. over
night. and we're given a hearing be-
fore Squire y. e.. Pipes yesterday
morning. and held 10 the grand jury
81 default Of bond They were
brought 10 Nouudsvillc yesterday ~.
ternOuu by Deputy sheriff d. ID. Nc.
Cardle and placed In JAIN until the
February term Of court they are 10
and rs years Of age respectively
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADlZ. o. Jan. Roscoe Alderman
is here from Columbus
dryden fearce. OF Dayton. has been
here this week.
Harold BSrricklow is here from Col
umbus
Miss Helen Hamilton. OF Columbus. is
with adiz friends.
Mrs. w. ID. iiichey has returned to
Steubenyille
Howard webb is here from Cincinnati
visiting Il. Webb.
Mrs. Wheeler Judkins Is here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Judkins. were
in St Clairsyillc this week
Craig cochran was here this week
from Akron.
NJ. @. Underwood. Of New Lexington.
was here over Sunday.
&. =. Rideneaur - with relatives in
New Lexington.
Mr.. and AIRS. VIM. Stevenson. OF West
Lafayette. are here this week
Mrs. -. &. Scott. Of Germano was with
relatives here this week.
bliss Nancy Copeland and Miss Helen
Bullock were in Scio "wednesday
Wood Havcrfield has returned from
Bristol. Tenn.
Miss Doris Williams Is with her
mother In Cleveland.
J. 81. stevenson mas gone to Idaho FOR
a few weeks.
Miss Flora Lewis Is the guest Of
friends in New Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hayerfield are
here from Salineville
Miss olive Copeland and Miss Vetta
Hayeriteld are In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Harry FinnicaI and daugbt,v
we're here from Newton Fails
Fremont Risley. Of Columbus Is tbe
guest OF Mrs. J. N. Sheriff
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Ttutn,n., %.
here from Intonport
Mr. and Mrs. ION. Nasbinder are b,r.
from Beech city.
NJ. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst johnson. OF steu-
FAMILY during Christmas
John sharon. Jr.. waz a business yIst-
Tor In Cleveland. few days the past
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NEW YEARS AT
Y.M.C.A. Big EVENT
oYEM HougE WAS OBSERVED
T8ouoxouT TIE DAY AID
Interesting Athletic Contests Were
Features During the Aftsrnoon-
LsrGs Crowd Present.

The celebration OF the coming Of the
new year. featured at the Young Mems
tristan association b. AN open house
piete success. The Afternoon was "A
events. The proEram was opened by a
swimming meet. In which a number or
the older members OF the association
assisted the members Of the junior class.
Events.
Events and results are as follows
haee' one lensth-ksin. nrst. Palmer.
kace. two ienEths-Bueleke. nrst; l.
Tiooens. second. shauber. third: Tiggle-
Race. two lsngths-Mack. first: Man
ion, second. Decker. third.
,v Race; three lengthsIJaeovet,y. nrst.
Race. three lengths-sivitz. first:
Bond. second.
Fancy diving By conley. nm. Meciel-
swimming under water-Jacovetty.
nrst; West. second; Hin. third. Conley.
Candle race. two lengths. was won by
{. Montgomery.
Back stroke race-ConIey. first; Hill
second; yaeovetty. third; Bond. fourth:
Egg and spoon race. three lengths Of
tank-Jacovetty. first; Montgomery, sec
ona: Manion. third.
Exhibition OF fahcy diving. cannon
ball. diving Venus. swan. jack knife and
other fancy dives by Robert Fisher
lengths.
Water wrestling-Sivitz and Jaco-
vetty In one team wrestled Manion and
coniey. sivitz and Jacovetty won the
Scorer-H. L. Tibbens.
Basket Bail Game
The second event OF the afternoon was
a basket ball game between five OF the
locals and a picked team. almost all coll
lege boys.
Lineups and scores are as follows:
Cousg1ans. All star.
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On last Monday evening the two
Adult Bible classes OF the Mt. Olivet
NJ. r. Sunday school met at the hall
and elected officers for the Sunday
school and for the Epworth League.
Following the election a social time
was enjoyed and supper was served.
Mrs. Emma Speare and her daugn-
ter Miss Wilma who have been visit
ing relatives In Chester returned TO
their home here Thursday.
g. II. Behrens Is on the sick list.
Misses Clara and Nettie Fisher who
were the guests OF relatives in Nc
Mechen have returned home.
Mrs. J. X. Sengewalt OF Wheeling Is
the guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
r. X. Ashton.
Z Miss Alice Behrens is spending n
few days with relatives In Wheeling
Miss Eldora Rogerson has returned
to her home here after a visit at the
home of her brother. william Roger.
son. OF MoMechen.
Miss Mary and Edgar Denton. OF
Atwater. o. are visiting at the u NJ
Garvin home
Mrs. Alta Golfer. Of wheeling. Is
tho guest OF friends here
Mrs. G. s. Helsley and. Harry. have
returned 70 their home IN Martins
Ferry after a visit with relatives
here
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown are
spending some time with relatives az
Warrington.
The young child or Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Keplinger Is lu
Miss Helen Garvin was the guest
Of Miss Edna McCleary on Thursday
Lane McCammon. Of West Liberty.
is tho guest Of friends hero
Mrs. Charles Behreus De- uU
Ellsworth Eskey. student in the
University OF Pittsburgh. Is spend.
ing his vacation a. his home here
Miss Mabel Minor. ~ Mt Union.
IL visiting friends az Film Grove
Paul Speare. Of Wheeling. o. visit.
ing relatives here
William Behrens is the guest Of
friends a. ROney's Point
Con DriscOl and daughter. Miss
Anne. % Pittsburgh. are visiting "a
the J. p RORerson home
Alexander Campbell spent yeater-
day with friends ln Moundsvule.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley schultz and
son. Wesley. Jr. OF the Philippine
are visiting ~ me home ~ Mr. and
Mrs Henry g. Brunhaue
Miss Virginia Campbell and Mis-,
Gonevieve Hanna. o. Columbus. are
tho guests Of relatives on Wheeling
creek
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LITTIETON

,LiITLEToN. W. Va. Jan. Nils
i.lpulh Meigheu. of Cameron. is spend
k a rev days with her parents. ar.
ana Mrs ~. y. Mcighen.
81, Miss Ala King, Of Cameron. spent
friday and Saturday with friends in
Miss Gayle Howard. Of Cameron. at
TENDED the dance here Friday evening
Henry Menkeutelier returned hons
sIter short visit with Wheeling
Miss Cassie Lewis. Of Hundred. visit
81 friends hese Thursday
=, Miss Miner ~ Hundred H. visiting
Mrs. Ellen Garrison 10 visiting friends
W talrFieW Tor few days.
4, James Robinson spent Thursday with
Mrs o. OF ana daughter Graycs
fetnrned % their nure fu F4irrnons
after short visit with frIsnda boz town
Miss Mary Slider was SHOPPING fn
Cameron Wednesday.
D. r. lobInson ura business visitor
Zoo Wheeling Tuegdsv. and "wednesday
wallace MrFan ~ Fairmurt. rpcrt
W"dreaday and Thursday with friends
a., Me En,. Miusr was shopping IN
Arthur .strasnidsr returned 70 NO.
mono no Muunfavillr after spending ffa
4lellllF WIN lis parents. Mr.. ard Mrs
Mis. magnetic Courhun visited
friends in Hundred saturday ana Sun.
Wla. MARGARET Num spent sunday
WITH friends Iu FaIrmorf
Ni.rra LILLIAN IUIrUfIH and grara
oit spent Sunday with friends ln Hun
Miss Laura ott Is visiting friend. Il,
FalrNisw Tor few dHgr
VIZ ana MrF- Prank Garrison. % Nun
nrgl. visited friends here SUNDAY
Mesrr. Albert and Horuard Farrell
returned f1 their home fn CIarEgburr
after short Welt with friends In town
W.. and Mre ] II. MrNary and daueh-
Ter. Nirrinia. - ClarksburF. are vtsff-
lnE friends here f0r = few davs
Ir and Mra a o. Earnest returned
home from tlarkahurr ThurHdav. whsre
theN had spent The holidays
Albert u0urherfv spent rrffav wftb
friends lu Cameron
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CARRIED OVER 3tt.cOo 600
PASSENGERS WITHOUT A DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Not
passenger cut Of the 1ss411 .S76 car
rsd iu 1914 on the entire PrnnsyL
yania railroad system was killed In
nouucCmcut by the company to-niRht.
The lines east Of Pittsburgh IN the
past twO years carried 81 .615 19f pas
scnEers and not one % them vas kin
ed In an accident 90 a train. while IN
four uf the past seven years. 1908.
1910, 1913 and 1915 more than.
l1e. 600 600 passengers we're carried
hy The lines east without q single one
being Killed in trair accident. the
announcement adds
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGToN. w. Va. Jan. l.
Announcement of the marriage OF
Frank l.. Hawkins and Mary Ellen
ton. Del, July rs, 1914. has lust been
made.
Mr.. Hawkins Is owner of the Haw,
kins' plumbing shop and a well known
business man in the community. Miss
McGarry is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard McGarry. also well
known here. They have many friends
gratulatiOns
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Died.

william ketcham. aged about SIS. died
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock Of kidney
disease. Mr.. Ketcham was we'll known
IN Cameron. Deceased IL survived by
ms widow and three children by his
nrst vile, who died a number OF years
ago. The funeral took place Thursday
AZ i O'Clock from the Presbyterian
church. the services being conducted by
rev. X. i. Gregory. lnterment in Came
ron cemetery.
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den. Nay; 2: Evans. 1; J. Minkemeyer. ::
Ritz. Stobbs.
fouis-Eysns. :: =. Minkemeysr. ::
steele. .: Stoetzer. g.
The Locale defeated the Coliexfans to
score OF 70 TO Is An interesting bii-
ilaFd tournament was won BY r. r.
Niethamer. 10 score OF 80 TO -.
Reading and Staging.
Mr.. Guy A. Pryor gave a number OF
interesting readings. most OF which he
- me suthor Of and they made a hit
with the boys an the olbby. Quite a
number OF men and boys gathered
around the piano and throughout the
,ooey Tor an old fashioned sing. The
The match game OF bowling between
the steubenvtlle Y. n. G. A and the
members or the bowling team here was
VOL " VIC ,oesi team by n close score.
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AWARDED $4,000.

CHICAGO. Jan - Miss Mary
.,htels, a printer. whO alleged she CON
tracted lead poisoning al the t,rr
cases. to-day was awarded A verdict
or $4,000 iu her suit AGAINST the In
t"ruational Harvester Company. Tho
case was said TO be- the first In which
itad poisoning Boz printing shops has
been proven
Miss Sheets testified that after two
years o. type distributor 60 the Har.
Nesler Con panys printing plant she
~ came lil OF lead poisoning The eVi-
deuce showed she is now A martial
laralliic More than nifty printers
TESTIFIED, large number Of them saw.
iuE They never heard Of lead poison.
ing resulting from work in a printing
plant
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EPHLIN SWORN In
Local Business Man Qualities as Com.
missioner OF the County Court
Enters on New Duties.

Charles o. Ephlin. took the obliga-
tons OF the office OF county commits
sioner yesterday, beginning upon his
new duties. The board held only a
short session and adjourned until this
morning when the work of organizing
will be taken up. II is an absolute
certainty that few changes will be
made in any of the appointive office,
and those that are made will be- out
OF courtesy to the minority member.
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Will You Accept
My Help, If l
Give 1t, Free?

! want 10 help you properly plan
your 1918 advertising campaign. |
have done such work for more than
eleven years. My knowledge OF
merchandise. Of sales methods aud
of advertising will be valuable TO
YOU can save YOU money while I
increase your sales and your
profits
This IS plain elean-eut PROPOSE
ton. IL you want my help-it's
FREE for the asking. simply
want TO show YOU in real results
how well NV organization can
serve YOU Let's talk il over.
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CLERK QUALITIES
Chester Thompson is Sworn in A
Se'N OF FHst braneh OF Council
and Police Court.

Chester Thompson, newly appointed
clerk OF the First Branch OF council.
and police court was sworn In yester.
day By Mayor Kirk. upon Mr.. Thomp-
sons return from the Hotel Clerks
convention. He will take hold OF his
oihce In reality this morning and will
continue until election time. when IL.
erected that the place will be leg
islated out OF existence
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PROVIDE HOMES
Children o. Striking Miners Of Eastern
ohio 20 BE Looked After by
Socialist Party.

Members Of The Socialist party have
made a complete canvass ~ homes Coz
the city. looking forward 20 the plaC-
INK ~ The miners children in homes
Homes for about 900 children have
been found and the local g. falls
have been notified BY the National
party that they viii give an the aid
that Il necessary 10 the cause
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CAMERON
Injured BIZ Rall.

CAMERON, w Va, Jan MONDAY
morning Mr.. W. II. Reese fell on the
Ice IN the yard at his home and was
badly Injured. Mr.. Reese was taken
into the house and a doctor called, Ills
injuries are thought TO be mostly due
10 shock. as no bones were broken lie
was IA a dazed condition all day but Is
much better now. The injuries are not
thought to be serious but owing to Mr.
Reese age are more serious than they
would be to a younger person
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS go ON THE DrPosrra
FINANCIAL.

orator. will speak at the Eoff Street
subject War Against War; This
VIII be the second number on the
Iemple lecture course for the winter
season. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the general public TO attend.
the lectures.
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Entertained Club.

At their home near Mt. Olivet the
Misses Bess and Marguerite Hood en-
tertained the NJ. A. n. Club on last
Wednesday. The afternoon was de-
lightfully spent and at O'Clock re-
Treatments we're served to the fol
lowing: Misses Margaret McCombs,
Helen Garvin, Mabel Cooke, Laura
McCombs, Beatrice Mcconnell. Ruth
McCombs. Bess Hood. Margaret Hood
and Mrs. Clyde Drum.
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Entertained Friends.

On last Wednesday evening Bob
Rielley entertained a number OF his
friends at his home on the Glendale
hill Games and music were the chief
diversions and at a late hour refresh
ments were served. The guests were:
Misses Beatrice Mcconnell. Laura
Fisher. Rebecca Carrigan, Mabel
Cooke, Irene Fisher. Ruth McCombs.
Margaret Rogerson, Anne Driscol.
Elsie Rogerson and Ethel Fisher.
Messrs. Clyde McCombs. Hugh Mer-
Ger, Wilbert Fisher, Reed Cloudy.
Ellsworth Eskey. George McCombs.
Mont Riggs. Charles Mercer. Emmett
Rogerson, Hidden Garvin. Eugene
Wayman, Carl Shook. Harry Briem-
son and Bence Riggs.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND.

$500 round trip from Wheeling ana
Martins Ferry every Saturday, return
ing Monday. Sl.15 round trip every
Sis round trip 90 Canton. going sat-
urcay. returning sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday.
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Moundsville Sunday
william Fletcher was business
caller In town Thursday
Perry Bortz was the guest OF fric,ds
at Moundsville Christmas
Mrs. Mary Gramlich spent Christmas
with friends at Warrington
Russell kincaid. OF Weston speut the
christmas holidays at his home here
Misses Ethel and Flo Nuss. OF Wheel
ing, spent Christmas at their home here
Harry Burkley. Jr.. Of Seymour Ind
place ''''
T Y. Hite b. visiting his son. DIR. r.
NJ. Iiite. and daughter Mrs = II Roor
at Warrington
Mr.; and Mrs. g. r. BurEey and daugh-
Ter. Iva. spent Christmas with friends
In Mannington
]. :. Phillips. who T. travelling for n
home In Cameron
Miss Sue Waddell. Of the local school
rents at West Liberty
Mr.. and Mrs. =. ,. Hipsley and son.
Randall. Of Bcnwood. spent Christuas
family.
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Special Dinner

The dormitory men at the Young
Mems Christian Association were served
win special New Years dinner in the
association cafeteria. yesterday.
The menu: Roast turkey. dressing.
parsnips. mashed potatoes. cranberry
sauce. cold slaw. olives. pickles. celery.
orange Ice with whipped cream. fruit
cake. coffee.
Those present were: n. c. Miller. ".
>. Miller. Calvin Land. Ivan Spears. Ed.
Win spears, J.. r. Martindill VIM. A.
l. Maughiman. Elmer Gillespy. NJ n.
Gaines. II. ID. Hansel. J. T. McCrum. ID.
W. Ammon. w. T.. BEEN. J. II. Tomlin-
son; X. +. Mccoy. Rufus Roberts. ~. r..
cochran; Paul NJ. Psshbym. r. r. Met
hamer. II. r. Mclean. J. W. Shannong
and Louis Arpiar
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I A. s. Reoraanized.

On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Mt. Olive T..
church met at their hall and tne fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. A. NJ. Snedeker,
president; Mrs. n. J. Schmidt. vice
president; Mrs. Earl Huss, secretary:
Mrs. l.. II. Schubert, treasurer.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Charlton enter
tanned a number of friends in honor
OF Misses Mabel and Katherine Charl-
ton. Many of the people enjoyed a
delightful evening. Light refresh
ments were served
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Warrington Briefs.

Howard Hardesty attended the
dance at the FairmOnt country club
last evening.
Mrs. n. X. Furbee was hostess to-
day to the West Augusta Chapter.
Daughters Of the Revolution. at her
home.
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broken while working on an oil we'll
near Ma1orsville the first of last week
AIT clutter was engaged in cleaning a
the broken arm he was badly bruised
lie was taken to Wheeling hospital
wednesday. and Is said TO be getting
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Boy Scouts ENTERTAINED.

entertained Troop No. I. OF the Boy
Scouts at their home on Locust street.
Monday evening. the boys enjoyed a
pleasant social evening and refresh
ments.
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SHERRARD
Announcements

On Sunday. Rev. A. c. Rife will
hold preaching services at the Pleas
ant Hill NJ. L. church at 11:OO
O'Clock and at Mt. olivet at 1880
o'clock.
Rev. II. A. Riddle will preach at
the Allen Grove Presbyterian church
at 1880 O'Clock.
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Thirty-four baskets were given out a.
Shrlstmas presents to the needy by the
boys OF hose companies 1 and 2 The
en-. potatoes. celery. coffee. fruit, candy
ana oranges, all Of which were highly
appreciated by the recipients.
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Cards announcing the marriage Of
Mr. Earl Meats and Miss Lucille Lam
caster December 3 at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
r. Lancaster. have been received by a
number Of friends OF the contracting
parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Meats are we'll
known and highly esteemed young PEG
pie. and have the best wishes OF many
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PtTTsHt RGH pa. Jan Cattle
steady supply nEht; choice tsibd81s.
iEht. prime wethcrp 81 0oa6as. ellis
and common ~ 500 so. lambs % o. ~
20 veal calves SO 00dIO60 Wora.
arure. receipts 20 doubiedccka. prime
hraNlce ~ ~. mediums and heavy YORK
era 81 1901 90. Itrhf yorEara ara pIra
81 so. rouEhs fe25asg5.
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frttics ~ the Wilson ADMINISTRATION
assent thaf ne MISUNDERSTANDING r0IIrv
naa hoCn rreultlrsa and thev are right
~ involving the country Iu n needless
Chicago News
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ohio's legislature has recently pass
"a law making $40 month for eight
months each year the minimum salary
ihat can Dc paid teachers Oh that
state
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WAR AGAINST WAR
VIII De Sub jcct o. Address 20 B-
Given a. cor Street Temple.

Rabbi stephen s Wise 81 New
York city. the emienent divine and
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RAILWAYS
BAlTIM ORE & OHIO
RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TIME.

Effective December 18th,
Train No. , for Mounds
vile, Cameron, Manning
ION, Fainmont, Grafton,
Cumberland, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York will leave Wheel
ing at i2:45 midnight, in
stead of HAS p. m.
Train No. , from Chi
cago, Columbus, Newark,
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge and
GAINESVILLE will arrive
Wheeling at 1870 a. m. in
stead of 1920 p. m.
Train will not run into
Wheeling, but will have con-
Meeting service both ways
at Benwood Junction.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
Express CAR SCHEDULE
Taking Eject June 81, 1909

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weiiSburx
Leave
22nd Street Leave
wheeling wellsburg.
1880 n. m. 800 a m
$40 p. m 1900 noon
MOuNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street. Leave
Wheeling MONUMENTAL
1000 a m. I.s0 o. m
$3.50 y. m.
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing in excess OF
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and s.iB
p. m.