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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

dollar received and of every penny ex-
pended.
THE republican party is full of men
who measure up to the progressive con-
cept-real statesmanlike leaders of the
type of Senators Borah and Cummins,
Justice Hughes and others. any one Of
whom. if nominated, will be elected in
November next year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

not concern itself properly 9th the
nomination of a candidate fr Presi-
dent, nor permit itself to become In
vo1yed in the rivalries incident to such
a contest: its function is to urge the
election of reputa icans TO Congress.
To accept Subscriptions.
"The ionaltProgressive Republican
Union is to hk sustained by subscrip-
ti(Ns from mon who are interested in
the success OF THE progressive .repub-
Iican movement and who have no rea-
son for desirinSLto dedge the search
light of; the federal Jaw for the public
ity of campaign contributions pub
Tic acco hitting will be given of every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
Big Per Cent Forward Looking.

The National Progressive Republican
Union has been organized" Mr.. Hart
said before his departure yesterday,
for the purpose of giving voice to the
progressive sentiment of the republican
party. There are approximately S,00o,-
900 republicans in the country. OF this
number it can be said conservatively
that So per cent are forward-looking
men and women All women are pro-
gressive, in the best sense of the word.
Despite this overwhelming prepon-
derance of progressive sentiment in the
party, these progressives have no or
ganized representation in Washington.
except such as is offarded by the re-
publican national congressional COM
mittee. of which Representative Frank
p. Woods of Iowa is chairman. How
ever. the congressional committee can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

About $500. 100000 a year is being
spent on education in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
Drs. Patton & Leonard

Northeast So:.aer 9IL :3ad
q Sts.. Security sa saa,a
md Commercial RaN.
Building. Second f'lOO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
When Your Teeth
Are Sound and White

you always feel strong and well,
as you can masticate your food
properly. IL your teeth are be-
ginning To decay see us ~
once and have item made sound
and healthy again. No. pain
M lirh Hrircs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

Sroh u. Is. 8cgenulnp ilt nm
Montaa oicicr @oflc mad Ct. 2ouiS
9rreiit, I'M 6rilliIpBslpaorclt fir oa5
@eiddft ibrra @attetl nliSIinp1Blcn.
Sol1n tSocs mRN oeiicn Sohil
Sobn, pol Berger, itotteten eu6crar
9rldcrci am lttttn Grcital eiltell
&rilldl nb.
-SlIgo Sd,acffcr, Don Stolpc.
mar nlit lettem 9iupataN bier IN Scr
Staot luTo iprad. ol,d, allf uniersr
Sfiec Dor, 5lrr errrilcrlmhl iein 5
announcements aiii 6as %rlfstlott.
-Sic Gggcrs Millina SO. Bai
8cgernuartia nod, $4,000 itbef @ci.
zen anbaro lnpo hot id,on icit me1.
rercn @odelp ibrc Miiblc IS Stnl-
6cr per Gag I'M 8ctrieb gebabt.
Ghluill SberD, lueld;er mallrtrc
8odsen bci ieiipin Snfcl, 6rGN
Sbcrg, CON Routc Gr. :, mui &eInd,
lpar, reblte nlt lettcn Rortag mieNer
radsGaitlc. llod, ct. Souis 5nriif.
Der 9iiiioltri 6lub lit bier, IN
inIge 0es atbaltelrOelt R~eselnprttcrS
ulro hes SdmelSelrs 0cs Sdulcc$.
itarf i'm Sieigell, 10 HlB Aie BootG
ibre Sabrten wieScr auiaeuonnncn
babal uit6 Scr TIllBnerfc6r Saler
III niditer 3cit Dicrer cir ic!lr roger
lein miro.
. RirnlnIlo ausiB iuus ihnl Dor
SoMenllntcrsalrs paIiiercu miro.
@crnr ber Goo eilitritt. 5oatlt iit IS
ilrullcr lJeutc. Sbr foIltet in1brrllo
icoer Itilaltc atrcS 2tbcitS Mtrt,
cine Sntemntouialc 2chers Tolicp
9eltitst fetll.
&ietpr u. Silber.
Srau Otto @nseutaSt hat
beim bieiigen @eritt cine alose ani
Sdeioun8 ~eir9ereidt. 5ran Rascr
itabt mar iriiber 8rl. Gora Sans,
Sodter bon Senrn Snrs uitb Satin
iriibcr bier apobnGaft, iett ober IN
DER Rdbe bon Fotsoam auiaiii9. glS
Sdeionn8saruno aicbt Sram Maacr
lta6t bosduiuiaes Serlaiieu an nila.
beanlprlldf ole aitFiid;t iibcr ibrc
minoeriGbrigen aiiroer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
,sreo 6. Sohne. lpeId,er in 9oeI.

6reo 6. Sabre. WeId)er III 8oel
~feroings @ofdimn . 8erfitatt be
idSaftigt mar, bat fid afn letter
Samstop. fiir ooncrnocn aufentbaIt
nod Berger begeben.
-GN. MiIIer uipo aiipoer. Dol
Albuquerque. Rcip @erico. famar
am lcbten Mortag bier onrb. auI
oem &e9e nod 8ap. Die &inoe,
liucr0en iu Ban. bel ibrer @roBnut.
ter bleiben. audbren6 Serr Mile,
wieoer mad, gtcap @erico 5uriidfeft
rem miro. NO iid Sral Miaer. alis
@ciunobeitsriifltdter, arfboltct.
@enn iDr atf Ger Sude nod
eltren Gortleil ief6, glute 8oareu
Su oelr nieorisftep grefeal. Salm1
iuartet mir Gbriit. Slletifs aIlge-
nteiurn 8i,umlngs8 crfairf. tpeId,cr
ON laidytcn Montag. Dem s. Seb-
ritar. oiufaiBcn ulrS bis cinidliebIid
Samstag. oouern miro. Idtrt ani
Die 9lafatc 8oiters); ieltcie @cie.
0etbeiten auer6en oifrrirt.
SRriff Sdaritger brad,te afn
@titttuof ". 6. @ilarb, Ger iid) ON
Cage uorfer Dor &reisrifter greser
ocs 8roBoiebitaIis fdalloig bcfnnrt
battc, lpad3 Dem 3udltbalric lpo Ger.
ielbe eiltcit Serrnin bon 3 Sabre,l
SIR nerbleiben bat. 6rnlt Sdnitser
be9leitetc ibren @atten mad, Seffer.
lmr GitD nm Sic staatslmnptltaot
sit beiid1tigen.
Giue Gebatte, lrebit SorSuppcr
inter Seitlalg BON 81. W. Od)Srer,
miro arl Somstml,ocn &. IS. M. i'm
Soprr Sirit Greet S~dnilbauie, X
MclIc Gltlid, nom Sells StDrc, itatt.
linSelt; IllinliA llnt 6oIbradt llbr,
9lbctSS, Die 6roae, ~9ftipn mir
nrcbr 0ltrd' Selcit, ais mic 6urdI &ei.
lcL" mirO SIR @eiprcduIGl fonnncrl.
Sllrd; Snlti5 s., Sd;sNer ulrN !Mi,go
Goridis Safiir; inlo ". 6. Sltiipr ii.
SSaltcr %SdmHnbcrM naaeaen. Sc.
Scrtinlur iii bcr5lid, cirgpluGei; IA,
men iinb i~rclnpOlidit crilld,t ,9or.
rs" mitHt6riuncit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

SEQ. 8iieoiaer mar eapoc Der
porigen gsode in Ct. 2ouis.
Dos arei@mridt miro lrdtlte
Bodc in Niage Gointp in Siturg
iein.
Hrtblr &dbtifiB itattptc ON
IeBtcn Sonrtn9 ieilten 9liMebori0ru
III Berger, eiiref gcildy ab.
Mait uerfeble ttidt init @ictor
". SiIber 5u ipred}ct, tpeirn man
SeHerheriiferlala b~enOtbFgt lit.
aidter Srcncr reiite goltcrn
nod, %lltioll, nm cart iuei ato9rb III
borelL ncld,r Dor Inn ucrbaRSclt
mer6en iolleIt.
Nm SamStag. 0ct ~. sSebrudr.
miro I'M @odAdHtb4WebGlr0t, nt Ser
ntailis cine 0iitriftsS ehrer. &crFanrm-
Iinl itattiilpncn.
6loro. Ole II ,Sabrc alto God
Ter BON Ilbert Sueoinepcr, Don
Rolttc gtr. =, Fam ont purigcn Con.
iersto9, benin Spicler mtf bcnt Gis,
snnt Sallen INTO brad} eillcll Imn.
@tpu 20 Mttolieoer Der biciiger
&cfpfab 2nge be1ahur lid acitcrn
nod &aibington mt enter poll Der
Nadbarleae reraltaltetclp Seitlid'
fc;t ~tei3nrobneiL
ssln lestcit Mittpod', Gclt 3teil
3cbrlmr lpareit Is lcrabc 10 Sabre
ieit Der t~leillpeiiet 3eritonuEI luls
lerea Gmtrifnatics bi,rdr SctRr. Die
3citperaiir oil ienrnr Salc mar G
8raa inter AaiIl.
". W. Wieper mo $. 8. Sttps
bdlb Don @np. III @egIeitun1 BON
See 9ldlod ih0 @attiib lrefdc IN
In mlf @ciltd gcircjeB p1rell, tr1.
feil ON leBtcll iSreiin1 bier eilp. Ser
8lalod inpo @nttisl ~rciIt2ll S;frn ron
bier ans iiad, gni6, Gtla.
Der Boil Der e1tcrpriil M.lfili.
tarD aapcllc, peld]ar nflt tcb,
IE L1Lw. - ~
ten Sanrstag itottfmlS. mar ltlb,c
adlitt Der nnirciulotidA@t @ittsriira
lebr 5ablrcid} belnd,t itito. obrr
6rage. eIts Der SolpterpilltiiIc ser
o~tesidbriaen Gail Soiint.
ST. Cen latterelt 3 3imntcr lut,
{ lcrcr oiIcntliden SduIe iiuS ,ar
,}eit gail5 belolroere 8orbsreituulcn
I'M 8altg, ;ur 4~uHtelinra eiics
Bro9rams. ipeid,es am IbetrS oeS 10
6ebrnar. i'm Sdalc ser SodItuIc,
sur ausTillrnip3 foJinicip miro.
Die reeelmiBi9e Scrjaumniutis
oes tfeltacH Voaro OF Sraoe miro
oul niditcn Sanstag hltorgenl iii
Der StootfaIle i~tattiiuoeu. Die
@oia Der 9eamteli. ioipic aroere.
ipidltigc tScifafte iieaei, cor. Die.
aliuclcltbeit idimtlider Niialiebcr
1T oat)cr iebr erpiinIdt. rSeoer.
mann 1T badit luilIfnmacA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Uenc u, ujfcr

Sd. babe oicicr Sa9c Sic IRiieil
Mriter Sopeten erI)oIten bon oeil ge.
mohIidai bis gi Oan elegartciten.
Seepboiirt $50. 1855 lnlo id, ueroe
cub one Matiter sur gaiidf pordeaen.
Soitis Snberitod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
9as Mabhcu nnS ocr sramp.

.Snd5c. luro oic &elt ladt mil
Dir" ii ell oft allciiibrtes Gitat ar:
zen Sdriitcll pom Gllct @bcclcr
&ilcor. @elm1 ibr lad,up poIlt
melm 0oa Sutpn mir cllds elm @elaii
lit; lucllll ilr SSrclatDc Gatt, metde
oaS Sadeil llotlig botcrg Nanp iii
rtdl Die @ele9enfeit bn5lt jett gcbo-
Ten NIT Gem Gridpincll nolt .5N
Birl nno tbc Sranp" 1T Der Son,
jert @allc, am IidNtelt Mittlrpds,
zen 70. tSebrltar.
Gi;ic 8ro6liftioll, ia 4 9lfteil, iii
cine nrliaNJclR &cr6n0inhJ lllaltidl.
!lder ,S1tcreiful, elm crfeitcrn0cs
Silitlplel nit ipninpuOcn orantatiid,.
en- SitilatiorGp ullo aufrcaenoen
Stcnprrnhlelh. at,cr 0ird, GAS @air.
sc mirft, lUic cial bcrlbigupocs Wit.
tel liz alannler lal0 Sorgcu, scr
rotbc 6aNen eilHr reiiwir lurn oil.
IprcdHlr0en 2iebrsleidsidtc.
Tie @eiellidait mcId'e 0ns o5iac
.otiif bier prpolUircrr miro, lit cine
Der beltet ~rei'cn0cal, ormuatHden
@afeIlidaItGl inao 5i6Et lntter ilrel
Misllicterlt p;ele iraml,aitc Sfnus
ipIeler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

! Sn Der beiItigcn Ausgabe 0es
v&olfAblntt@ erld)entf Ste @nseiec
BON u. 3. Mannl, als aatpoiont fir
Gointn SitpernietrOcrt Der SdarIen.
Bel cilier grobel 3ahl unlierer Sch,
rcr. iruie aid, ,rpicrer it6riset Seier,
fcoari 5err 1sa,nt feirpr tpeitercl
SoritcIllnna. i,lbem perielbc 3icnIif)
%dltgeuteit mo lcbr portbeiIbaft be.
fotart lit. &crr Mniun crticIt feline
critic SdllinB in Der 2ittfe Berger
Iiadlbariduit, in mScrem Gointp
itro beiud,te baRl Spdter cilte SdsuIe
liz 8raarfliit County. SScrier mar IT
|eitr Stuocia 0cs GeirtrM @eslepml
Gollc3e. ionic oes Staclpillc 9atiirnss
SlHtitMte SEER Mmmt hot t2 Snbrt
praftiider GriohrnM olS 2cbrcr
bintpr iid3 uro lit lcgetmirtib iupie
.olldl lett hat lcetclf 2 Satnrll. Ser
Grit5iral Der offcntliden Sdanlul in
Serlrmml, lucIdP Stellc Il NIT Yls.
icidNnttta iiir it'd lHeo SIR ;iiifriebeit
hcrt oIlcr Si~ttereiientsn bsflci6ct
bot scbrer Ntaat lit eriiiItt bon.
Sen lolclr ssbcalcil ietneS Nrrnfs.
bcltBt cilirn ptdNar StIls politipen
gStllcits, ionic tiapeil beten @raD.
rot eretttiper 6ifigfcit, @r hit NIT
Sen Sfaancrbdltniiien lnfSres Gpnn-
tDs uoilitdapOia pcrtraitt ipln cit eli.
th~piiaiHider Mitarbeitcr tei nlleii-
ycllrer GcrimmHIinlgcli. gr bat
81 icocr Belt SIC Slltercii0m lqfO oos
8old Der Sdyiiter mo Sdiilcfimrat
iun altle. ME oies Sitrds sia,e grfd,
&c ii lniierer offcttlid,ef Sdnle, 10.
mic and In Scr bieiiscin 5ofmtaas
idaiIc FLAIR beirieien miro. Wiif ser
GripdEIlnl ron Serra Malmp fpiiroc
6~aseonaoc Goisltb ciiem autelt inns
idhi1cn Observation-Disclosures srfaI
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

9tan peraciic niflt oers @osfcn.
bali ocs Yeters @aie Boil CLUBS, ain
l,aditen Smstoa, Den 10. 5cbrlmr.
Seridafft e,uh meifie @otct iiir
Sei,erocriiderlns, bcpor ibr Ger.
iiderlnlg rebnt. &ictor n. SiI6cr.
-@m @eber. BON Berger, lulr
ON Montas oiefer @odc lnttcr Den
bieiiscit 8eiuden lRpo obonniertc
tei oieier Gelcgc!s6cit oi,d; oti Die
3citrarg.
Ter critic SbciI oes 0roiFn
~ --L H"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

miro ant midaten Somtoa slbenb,
oen z. 6ebrifar, mi Der &onIcrt
Salle. SIR araidt f%olnnIen; fcurr
and .Shc Ecrils OF YauIirc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

". y. S al { r. 3aNircr.
In. e at I'M mn, gii,it adiIier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

District Railroad Bc>as 20 ne Taken up.
At keEclar Session OF the County
court held for the county OF Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Phiiippi. at
the Court House OF said County, on tue
9TH day OF May, 1915.
The foliowfns order was entered of
IT Is ordered that notice OF the
intention OF the County OF Barbour 20
pay off certain out standing District
kailroad Bonds. be published for 90 days
IN the Wheeling Intelligsncer, a daily
newspaper published In the City OF
wheeling. West Virginia and in said
notice u shall be set forth that the num-
Der of Bonds desired to be paid off and
iaken up under this order shall be
hlevcn I'D IN number. which include
Four 60 % Valley District Raiiorad
Bonds nun oered Two TO Five inclusive.
Tor five Hundred Dollars each, and H..
county. and date August 5. 1885. Nun
Der one 81 said Bonds having heretofore
boon taken Up and cancelled.
Inc remainder CT che Eleven (rf1
Hends, being Seven 90 81 barker Dis
trtct Railroad Bonds. numbered one a.,
seven Inclusive for Ftve Hundred Dull
lars each. issued b. the County Court Of
Harbour County. and bearing date Of
And II is ordered that the Sheriff Of
SAID county ccase payment OF interest
o. said Honds at the expiration Of said
eopy from the record.
Attest.
rny-t2-su-2f-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Nearly Five Thsss.sa Wsrkmea EN-
pieyed-msny Fersioners Arriving
IN oerwoed-

IL ~as publicly reported YESTERDAY
afternoon from what n declared 20 be
rcmi-official. but relia BILE sources. thai
the big Riverside mill. 1t Benxood.
OF the National Tube company. would
resume operation on or about July 10
The plant has been idle for nearly two
years. and when In fun operation en-
ploys about 5000 men.
In talk over the telephone with
General Manager Thomas A. Beattie,
OF the National Tube company. last
evening. relative to the report he said !:
- have received orders to dry out the
furnaces OF the plant at once. which
VIII require about ten days
How soon viii the plant resumer'
was the question put TO Mr.. Beattie. :
I have no further orders than 70
get the furnaces In shape" he said.
Mr. Beattie. the chances are that
the plant will resume shortly: you
never heard OF the company giving
orders TO dry out furnaces unless IL
meant that the plant was to resume as
quickly as that could be done." was
asked.
Never did," came the prompt reply.
The above tells the story from. an
official and most reliable local source.
Many Foreigners Arrivina.
IL was reported from reliable parties
last night that Edward Kelley. of
Benwood. who has been connected
with the Riverside plant for many
years, left Wednesday for the Pitts
burgh district to secure all the foreign
laborers possible. This statement was
verified late last evening by the hun
dreds OF foreigners who began arriy-
ing In Benwood. on trains. street cars.
while scores walked In from nearby
points.
II is further reported that all the
mills OF the National Tube company
are now In full operation; that sew
eral OF the plants have gone on during
the past few weeks. including the big
Mckeesport Pa. works. The Ben
wood plant is the only one idle at
present. which is usually the last one
to start up. because of the freight
rates being higher In shipping from
Benwood than any OF the other many
mills.
Putting all the reports together.
which come from what il believed TO
De perfectly reliable sources, the ar
rival OF the many foreigners yester-
day. and the authentic and official
statement given out last evening NV
General Manager Beattie. there Is
little, IN any. reason not to believe
that within two weeks the whistle of
resumption will be sounded at the
Riverside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02


Mrs. William Mooney entertained the
members OF the 1. c. l.. Club a. her
home on Center street. Fulton. last eve
ming.
The regular weekly meeting OF Psna-
ma lodge Shield OF Honor. OF Elm Grove
hall.
n. Youcke. of Fulton. is detained at
his home on account OF illness.
Rev. j. + Frye. pastor Of the West
Alexander NJ r. hhurch. has been grant
ed vacation and Is now visiting friends
and relatives at Midway. Pa
Miss Hester Brady. OF Pleasant VAL
ley. will return this week after an ex-
tended trip spent in visiting different
places OF interest In the west.
MIS- John &. Steger. OF Bellafre Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles j.
killmyer. OF Echo Point.
Raymond Stratton. OF Fulton. will
visit relatives 70 ra week.
Miss Evelyn Mason. OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. Is visiting friends in the pike dis
trIct
Russell and Jim Winters. OF Sand Hill.
were business cvailers in Elm Grow
yesterday.
Rudolph Rogers and family. Of Elm
Ing Mrs Rogers parents. of near West
Liberty.
George Straub. OF McGraw's run. was
in Elm Grove yesterday on business.
Rudolph Fihser and Abe Winters. OF
sand Hill were In Elm Grove yesterday
transacting business.
Mrs Mary Gilmore and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mckeay, OF West Alexander. Yesterday.
Miss Name Howell. of West Alexan-
der. Is spending q few days At Pitts
burgh. the guest of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
.ST0GIES AND VETS
In HOLIDAY GAMES
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CON.
TESTS WILL BE STAGED
MONDAY
First Attraction Will Be at 10 O'Clock,
Second at Steam 10 Going Much
Better, Winning Six Of Last TO-

Better, Winning Six Of Last 10.
The big basebaiI holiday attraction
at Athletic Park Monday. morning ana
afternoon promises to break the record
in the matter OF attendance at the
local ball park for this season. Last
evening the Stogies left for Dayton
where they will play a three game
series with the Vets. Now the said
Vets are not going as well as some of
the other clubs and the Smokes should
make clean sweep OF that series.
They will Ilay their last game in that
city Sunday afternoon and will bring
the Dayton team here for the two
games Monday. In place of double
header II has been decided to play one
game in the morning and the other in
ne afternoon. The first will be called
AT 10 o'clock and the afternoon game
at : o'clock.
In looking into the Stogies record
of the past two weeks II will be found
that they have taken quite a brace in
both their fielding and hitting. Yes
terday's win made Il six out OF the
last ten games. Now. that IL not half
bad as Fort Wayne. Grand Rapids and
Terre Haute are among the best teams
in the league and with the possible
exception OF Terre Haute all are now
playing up TO their limit.
AZ compared with their last stay at
nome and their road trip they are an
enirely different club. The hitting
That was lacking Is now showing IT,
self and most any Smoke can be ex.
pected 10 knock the cover on that
PHI At any time. With the present
brand OF piching and the team hitting
al the pace that II Is row setting there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
RIVER NEWS

The rivers above we're rising at
nearly al points last night. while the
ONO here was coming M slowly with
loot Sinch stage early this morn
ing. II IL probable that there viii
DO a sufficient rise by this evening to
enable the smaller boats 10 bring out
some coal from the Pittsburgh bar.
Dor
The Liberty departed for Marietta
Yesterday morning and viii return
THIS evening about Z O'Clock. leaving
on her return trip Friday morning At
n 30 o'clock.
The Reuben Dunbar was In and out
yesterday morning from Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

nications from riders In distant cities
arrive. Yesterday letters asking for en-
try blanks were received from Pitts
burgh. IL r. not known who viii ride
these machines and OF what make they
are Members Of the Club are in com
munication with Chicago riders and Az
is altogether probable that some from
that city VIII be here 10 participate. Al
ready "a field OF I 3 starters ~ assured
aud among them are some OF the most
daredevil riders OF this section Emery
Herrold. will be In the race with his
Indian. otto Ritz will be there with
his fast Harley davidson.
Several Of the riders will 20 10
Moundsvllic tomorrow where they will
compete IN the races that are being held
by the club In the Mound city. J. Ian
don Bier. president OF the local club
viii go TO Moundsvilic TO manage the
race. sreciai meeting viii be held
saturday evening and all riders and
club members are urged TO attend.
children's Day, Friday, July 2,
Wheeling Park
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ARE YOU
CONSTIPATED?
n 50. take this advice.

" you suffer from biliousness.
sick headaches. constipation. or
other liver troubles, you should
take TRIETS They will clean out
the system by removing the undi.
gcstcd food. surplus bile and
waste matter, thus making the
bowels sweet and clean
They strengthen the bowels and
liver so that they will do their
work properly. They prevent
bowel trouble and kindred all
ments and az the same time pre-
vent many diseases that arise and
endsnger life from that source.
TRIETS are spearmint favored
and easy 20 take.
AZ most drug stores, 1Oc and
25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The REGISTERS on the ears OF tho Wrsl
Virginia Traction Company have beer
changed 30 that u e. now POSSIBLE eoI
fhe conductors 20 see how many passeu.
gers the car Is Carrying Under fhe new
system the conductor retain al fHrra
collected until the days work ~ done
instead % turning IN me money eacf
trip a. has been the rule heretofore
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.

Is little doubt about their winning the
majority OF their games.
Just now there seems but one place
thaf Improvement could be made. That
IL In the Pep" that is displayed by
the players. IL must be admitted how
ever that they are fighting. but a little
more display Of life would help some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

for Pittsburgh. while the Express ar
rived last evening al O'Clock from
hatsmOras. She viii leave on her re
turn trip ~ 1880 this morning
Ihe Joe Fowler b. scheduled 90 ar.
rive tonight az ? o'clock from Louis.
vile. Tor the smoky city. The Dun.
bar y due here Al o'clock Saturday
morning. from Pittsburgh. for Charles.
ton.
RIVER STAGES
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-sS feet. ris.
ing. cloudy
STEUBENVILI.E . feet. station.
airy cloudy
OIL CITY-2s feet. stationary:
cloudy.
WARREN is feet. stationary:
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The Triadelphia district board OF ed.
ucaton VIII meet Monday afternoon for
the purpose Of organizing At that time
samuel Baird. OF Elm Grove will sue
coed Dr. Leach Cracraft as president
The teachers for Triadelphia district
Tor the ensuing school year will not
likely be elected before Tuesday
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Blda.


the West Alexander baseball team
viii meet the Dutch Fork team Of near
Iiaysvine, tomorrow In double header
Inc nrst game viii be played In the
noon game viii be played at $3.50 O'clock
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e. ~ srrsngs,nsnss have been completed
byterian church which will be held at
Dallas tomorrow. An excellent progra m
dresses and special music.
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The members Of the Independent club
OF EdgWood VIII give a lawn fete this
grounds. on Monday evening n banquet
will be held In the club rooms OF the
viii be made to boost the membership
OF the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The dance given in the y ~. Miller
harm ~ Elm Grove last evening was
perhaps one % tho most interesting that
has been held IN the pike district FOR
some time. The arecial music was fur
nished by q local orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The Fulton Volunteer Hose company
baseball team Will play the Wagner
Wild cats a twilight game this evening
on the Fulton grounds. The contest -
expected TO prove quite Interesting Neu-
hardt and Scheutzner will form the bat
terry for the Wild Cats while Hutchin-
son and Murphy will form the battery
for the volunteers.
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ALL ROLL FILMS


Bought at Kinks. 1905 Main St Ko-
daks. Plates. Supplies. etc