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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28
BIG ONES ARRIVE.
Stamps Of Denominations as High as
$50 Received yesterday.

To provide all C0nyoniences possi-
bl" for the public 10 connection with
his ofilce Internal Revenue Collector
James 49, fancy received an addition
al BIZ bundle Of large UNCONVENTIONAL
war tIN stamps yesterday. including
s.. s. and $50 hes The half century
stamps are seldom called for. bur
hoy are 90 be- kept on hand % adorr
notes and other Instruments that r..
quIre 70 fifty PUNK stamp
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N,.rItfi0E Sorerlut-wor tp f.Iu the
ga"1Ir. iH ruu. Know anything about
IuH..a-
NrutDtrt-W.I' Metz Three win
nrra and "a second yaafHfFsrf IHmms.
su. H Wuf du YOU tHIrsr-Lrndon
Punch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

"Pitiless publicity once procIai,r-o
President Wilson. Now ne has been -
duced 20 the pitlsble secrecy OF the eau
Gus TO sustain his contentious.
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
The Irony Of II.

Governor Wills has practiced his first
saving al the expense Of the head OF u.
state economy department. Chfrk.r-
have come home to roOst in this CAL
Springfield sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

IL looks as u West Virginia was Fo-
ms to give a very dennits answer to the
question, Does prohibition prohibit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

Il took Senator Root to wake up tho
lethargie majority on the chip purchas
Ing BIZ.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS

Office, and returning direct to Moates.
vile. decreasing the length OF the
route Ia miles.
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TIlminntnn IL


'ucie John EuckefDii,r says Ohio O..
NOT mas home. This eliminates him as t
presidential pussiblllty-Tolcdo BLADE.
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The appointment OF s. +. Dufield
as acting postmaster at Glendon. W.
Va, a presidential office. has been
approved by the ]postonice department
his week.
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tey Charles Brooks Smith,

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 81
Judge and Mrs. A. B. Wells. of this
city. formerly Of Spencer. W. Va,
have returned from Wellsburg. where
they went TO attend the wedding OF
their son, Mr.. Charles Wells. and Miss
Marie Virginia Anderson. only daugh-
ter OF Professor and Mrs. W. II. An
derson. Mir. Wells is a member OF
one of the old Virginia families and Is
al present connected with the United
States Geographical Survey service.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Wells left for their home
which viii be temporarily in Nicks-
burg. Miss.
A. a tea to be given at Congress
Hall on Thursday. January 2Sth. Mrs.
NeCiey. wife Of Congressman N. NJ.
Neeley. and Mrs. Brown. wife OF Con
gresham ". g.. Brown. will be among
the hostesscs for the afternoon. The
Tea has been planned by the Congress
lonal ladies who make their home at
Congress Hail. and promises to be
one OF the most delightful OF tho
social event planned in Compression.
al circles.
q. T. NANAfN OF the Office OF forest
insects. Of the Department Of Arricul-
'ure, has started on a trip 10 Cass.
Durhin. Wintcrburn and Davis. vs.. Va.
90 investigate tree killing insects Of
pine and spruce. and also 10 inycsti.
gate the Crcrmas pine blight
Hunter p Moss. 8ri. was an in
Interested spectator ON the floor Of the
House today lie accompanied his
'ather. Congressman Moss Co tho
Harlv session. and shook hands. grave
Ly. with tho Speaker and many Of the
Nuurresmen 20 whom DO was intro
duced Young Hunter Is only seven.
but DC has already expressed "a will
.nFness TO serve his country ~ Con
eressman when no arrives AZ maturcr
years.
Two ball players who were ON tho
nay roll ~ tho Washington club last
resson have been handed their uu
conditional release.
They were pi,lars Barron and
stevens rho former secured from fra
West virginia University and the lat
Ger from Narfireburg Manager CRIT.
ffhs watched rho work 81 those
rounrafcra carefully fho latter part
.'N".H |.. |' ..||.N .... .|.. 1.
or we ripe for tho big show Ffrd
i1r places for lsC0n PLAYERS prov
ing o. difficult task for MANAGER Grif
f'h and Do has about quit. hence his
rcloaer ~ tho two West NIrFinirne
Barron was r. siar with West Virginia
University. buf football has 90 tight
"n'd no IFS shoulder muscles that DO
was h0Ir'rHa against major Teaeurra
Arthur W Boon o. postmaster ~
IirdaIda vs. Va. and James v Broad
water Of Toll Gate. have qualified az
fourth class purfmasfora and been
placed on the commissioned IIet
A change in the star route from
"cnkor fn Conway ha# been ordered
FROM February faf me route will end
no Blue emitting Conway. OF which
a new ofico has been established
FROM Fehruarr faf fhe route from
Noafraville ~ Valley Furnace viii be-
changed ~ a. 10 ho from NnnfeayHf
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The nomination OF Fred $. Hath
away TO be postmaster at Grantsville
has been made by the President.
This Office became Presidential Jan.
uary 1. 1915.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann has issued in.
yita'iuns for q ten which she will give
in February for her son and daughter
al her residence on Sixteenth street.
Miss Tudelle Hughes, daughter OF
Congressman James a. Hughes. was
n Of the assistants Of Miss Slemp.
Mrs. Allen r. Troadwav and Mrs.
John A.. Peters who entertained with
a reception and tea az tho Grafton
this afternoon.
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From February isf mo route from
NoafesviNe % Valley Ffrnare viii DO
changed IN a. 10 be- from Noafsayw
hv Eaaaon. 10 NesforviIIe. omitf.rr
valley Furnace. where there De- a neu
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Terms Per rsAr. ~ Nall In Advancs
Daily - Dsys Per We.s). 4 year az n
.y. 80 Aynths s.s+s--. go
DAILY. Three Days Per Wesk..... loo
Daily. To Days Per Wssk..... o
@ cns Anhtn sss..s.s.s Nb
weekly. One Year. IN Advancs. 100
weekly. 5ir honths.....-.... "a
fTHE IsTELLioEScER. embracing
fts ssvsri editions. 10 sntsrsd IN IN.
po.tonfcs at WhesiinG W. Va. a. sec
ond-clA<s mAftsr.l
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insects. 81 the Department Of Arricul-
'ure, has started on a trip 30 Cass.
Durbin. Wiutcrburn and Davis. IS. Va
90 investigate tree killing insects of
pine and spruce. and also TO inycsti-
gate the Crcrmas pine blight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-16
Levi I. Harr can tell you Of a thousand o@prportuni.
test make money in the vicinity of Fairmont. He can
alsoteIIyo of the dangers of injudicious investments.
Donot allow prejudice to get control of your pocket
book: You win have to reflect afterwards.
book. You will have to reflect afterwards.

50 acres, improved farm RICH. In the center Of Union District, Marion
County on a good road.
lean place you In touch with farms for sale all over West viroina
Candohios
Asmistake some people are making is they do no. buy one Of my.
%sshtnoW.F
The rent proposition is holding a lot Of good men down. Don't wait
profitable IL, him. IL ID don't II 4. you y@A out you'll " yp be sr the = aa assa ms ssaanS you are
AMorknan spends only little more than half Of his tint at work, when
5onethrdI o.. his time proHtaby.
q proposfhon for building houses for rent; a location suitable In East
.modernt eonyenienees water, gas, sewer. Charge $3.50 against YOUR properttv
/. tm. i1..y y%u have Me a procession that any body can buy, and BY reason Of
Persons desiring to enter business, on leaving their requirements with
mo esnsbs placed In touch with the best opportunities our city affords.
the Country Club. Do you want a suburban location?
dentsWans to locate on Locust avenue vvennuu don't ask ask me- m4 the p Pi ~ O. e ~ ya
lily, as owner requested me to show house only to party whom thought II
Wollds suit and really intends to buy.
% you want a bargain, ask me to show you the property, either houses
erlotsd on which a reasonable offer will be entertained. and perhaps accepted,
room modern good lot; 4aere. near paved street, $3.50.
worth . sis tsS : amount amount a ss Ees. m a aas m ns sasoe Is Of 0 sssoo 's s so houses sssss
on snramihouse and six good building lots.
mortgage Of 1900 Is asked. for a loan undesirable lots $4,000 is asked on
e house and lot located on Water street, First ward. $1,000 is desired on a
susiness bleek5in Fairmont. These loans all carry with them extra Induce.
rnents for getting the money.
you some money; but It's worth more than it will cost.
q great many Farmont people have made investments In the fruit
ssshsseterSs q does 10. have the promise ef Being good LEI Here srss Is %" : fasn
~ 2la acres y. HARDY County, one mile from, the 9. q Or. r. station with
ithss'ont over 5000 peach tressSo 81 the following varieties: Champion.
Carmen Aissr.s, saIaway, FesS Seeding. WendertaL iHisy Belle, Stephen. Tsss
Ing varieties York, Imperial, ssamen, Maiden Blush, Black Twis,. North
Western Green.
MARKET same more prohtaby,. and reduce to a minimum, the cost Of har
vsstins. The The larger portion Of these trees are two years old, and all are In
f2s acres ofths orchard not planted can be used for gardening or
farming parpesss. The slope Of the landsIs generally Northwest with an
There 10 alsoshou with barn and necessary outbundinus. ar4.si,,e
we'll a 5000 pair % mules. Mas0nsharness anssnssessary appursnanees.
EAA FMN MkMH MW ~
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AN OPPORTUNITY FoR TIMBER.

First e acres to.lnher rights, known as the sbrsyes tract situate
hill haul to the road and railway. Timber 10 easy toloateround 10 not rough
100000 and 100000 feet, with 10 months to cut and remove the timber, with
an annual rental for. timber standing on the ground % 5000 per year, o
Of the time limit Of IS months. Also a halt, dozen sherstraetss of ttaber
as above described.
A choice residence Of srooms for 5000, walnu. avenue near Sixth
The eiassies. little home on State street, hyeroons, lot sos7s feet,
$4,000 on easy terms.
4sx1eo feet In walking distance to town. one block fromlneW school House.
Ideal little home near paved avenue, street earItnes school and factor
and a desirable place to live $4,000.
,,.,oe Mh Sop py ~ rent n,, when ps1k on easy as terms terms for $500 %s ss { can .ss. : desirable
cottage siaso. - '@''' ~ @''s'"''A avenue sa'es 'sssa s's .'ssf''"
You buy, with both sides of your money lin EdsMas. The paved pasI roads assS a.
fyou can't boost KNOCK. 30 something. Make e your town aT arsW ="
a garage n a apartment over IT. equipped. In modernSayle, located
There y room enough for. an additional residence Or business building on
a grand East Park avenue home for; sae. at a price ina. you would
not think Of. buying lot and building a house. East Park avenue los
Do you want a truck garden farm near a good. market. an Ohio Valley
farm, a grazing farm fruit lands cheap coal and timber eombinatIon aaT
may showing locations Of allth e new deyelopnens on the East Side,
1000 acres plated. partially. deyelopsd. the sopp%tuntyr Cali or write
will; trade you. a farm for your town property on your description
For.yave acres situate In Union District. near Cross Roads; house
200 acres Of the best land In Union District for si5ooos Win. accept a
the center Of Union olsret.
EdsWay the new suburban dream of the payedFroad. You have The
Time saved is worth as much to you az though youshad made II your
SCI ssf 4 The The 3 i%ss.1ss' EMs. keep : 2 ,ss%s I fssSsss ss w. z s IsssF ssH. i s. 3. getting
sign that he is not spending his Sundays right -'
Ioo,on. M !. .Ss hs @sk q T Ei 81, ef Fer on 81 4 p sossr s@ farm Ml.sslns4 miles q Mann
soiLi good. There is lots of 3timbersand plenty ofIfrat. This ls The elias
27s acre farms miles from RoWiesburs. FIN. fruts ana ora.s. saooo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-16
JUSTICE RETURNS.

Justice R. Leigh Fleming has re.
turned from Charleston where he has
been for several days. Justice Elem.
ing has prepared a bill II passed, will
prove a great benefit to the justices
and constables Of the state. 1t was
to get the bill started through the
channesl Of Legislation that Justice
Fleming was at the State capital.
Constable Riggs will now 60 to
Charleston. MI. Riggs is a member Of
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Sunday In
The Churches
cENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

CENTRAL cHRIsTIANIcHuRcH
Clarence D. Mitchell, o. o., Minister.
Sunday will be educational day at
the Central Christian church. DR..
Mitchell will speak morning and even.
ing on the dangersEand benefits OF edu.
cation. Morning theme at 10: As. "The
Dangers and Benefits of an Educated
Church, Eyeningitheme at 1880, "The
Dangers and Benefits of an Educated
Community Special music at both
services.
Sunday schoolga at $3.50 a. m. Every.
body on time and working for the Sun.
day School all the time, is our 1916
motto.
Christian Endeayor at $3.50. "A spe.
cial program viii be given. A most
cordial Invitation IS extended the com.
munity to all these services.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~. g .Stoetzer, Pastor.

" ID -
You are most cordially invited to
worship with us, IL not a worshipper
elsewhere. Our people will gladly
welcome you. There will be excellent
music and helpful services.
The bible school meets $3.50 a. m.
Classes under competent teachers for
all ages. Prof. ]. Walter Barnes. su:
p%erintendent.
Morning services 1915 o'clock. Ser.
mon by the pastor. Subject: "a Sim
pie Secret OF the Simple Life"
The Junior Christian Endsayor so
ciety under the leadership { Miss
Susan Fairen will meet at 8 p. m.
Senior Society $3.50 p. m. Leader
Miss Alkaline Steele. Topic: make
Bold Beginnings" 1 Tim. 1:1s.1s;
I4:12.
Evening service. 1880 o'clock. Half
hours song service. Reception Of
members. Sermon by the postor. SUBJ
ject: 1.-THE Smallness Of Man." and the
Greatness of Man.
Midweek service Wednesday, 1880
p. m. Topic: "The Daily Cross =
What Is Your Crosse" st. Luke 1923.
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"a STANDARD for Every Man.
S:So-After meeting for evangelism
method and practice.
Choir will furnish good music. The
public. is cordially invited.
M. P, TEMPLE.

L. We Fs t6mF L.
J. c. Broomfield, D. D. Pastor.
To the following services you are
earnestly invited:
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching service at 10:45 with ser
mon on "Gideon-His Wonderful Sue
cesses. and His Great Mistake
Junior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. M.
Preaching service at 1880. Subject
OF sermon: THE Assertion of two
heather chiefs about to be executed
AS the man is, so is his strength
Special duet, quartette and anthem
selections tomorrow.
Memory scripture for Wednesday
evening, 4 Cor. 13:4.S.
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FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Harry c. Howard, 0. O., Pastor.

''a'iy opS FastoF.
Sunday School at $3.50, Charles w.
Evans, superintendent. Be in your
place tomorrow. New members will
be welcome.
Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon
by the pastor, subject "The Essentials
of the Kingdom, or What Does the
Kingdom of God Consist OFF,
Epworth League devotional service
at 6:S0. The services of the young PEG.
pie are well worth attending. Come
and bring a friend with you. Stran.
gers always welcome.
Evening worship at 1880, sermon by
the pastor followed by evange!istic
services. Bring your song book or
hymnal and get into the service to help
others. Bring something to the ser.
vices and take something away. Stran-
gers and those without a church home
will find a cordial welcome.
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Prayer-Closing with LORDS PRAYER.

Prayer-closing with Lords Prayer.
Scripture Lesson.
Hymn 400.
Five Minute Talks-u) "Dfd Moses
Begin by Being Meek?" Miss Ella
Straight. (2) do We Seek Self Mas
terry Through Self Control or God Con.
.trol?. Mrs. Ward Downs. (s) SIS Will.
fulness a Sign of Weakness or OF
Strength" o. L. Wilson. (4)t"What
Was the Greatest Influence of Moses?n
Mrs. F. a. Pallitt.
Hymn 410.
League Business.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

|Hsfr tsS 49, SttSIStt
Corner First st. and Walnut Ave.)
w. y: Eddy, Pastor.
A most excellent program has been
prepared for tomorrow.
9:30-Sunday school. A place for
all who will come. Come and try us
once at least.
10:45-Morning, service. Subject:
ga Good Soldier Of Jesus Christi
Junior Congregation sermon, mon,
ey."
300 p. m.-sunday School Virginia
Avenue. Mr.. E. G. Curry will speak
for Is minutes at the close Of this
session.
1900 p. m.-Junior B. Y. P. o.. Wal.
'ker Thomas, leader.
300 p. m.-sunday School Rives.
Vile Baptist Mission. Mrs. Smith
Hood, superintendent.
300 p. injecting 4at R~ivesville
Baptist Mission, conducted by Mr.. A.
II. Lynch, with N. G. Matthews and
j. G. Ward, speakers.
$50 p. NIB. Y. p. U. Miss Lena
Parks, president.
7:3O-Evening service-subject:
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
"The Home:Like church.

Tihe Gnurch.
Rev. J. w. Brown, Pastor.
Sunday School ut $3.50 a. M, Prof.
w. A. Hustead, in charge.
II you wish to attend a live and
growing school, attend this school to-
day. One trial and you will become a
regular member.
Morning worship at 1o:45 a. m, SER
mon by the pastor.
Baptist Young Peoples Services at
$3.50 p. m. A strong leader and a fine
topic. An interesting meeting assured.
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M.E.cHuRcH SOUTH
". o. canter, Pastor.
"The Little Church With the Big Wei.

come"
$3.50 a. m.-sunday School, HIT.
Jones, superintendent.
1915 q. m.-Preaching, Tokens Of
Remembrance" Communion.
$3.50 p. m.-Epworth League, o. L,
Wilson. president.
1880 p. ms-Preaching, "a Cure fol-
all Troubles.s
wednesday. 1880 p. m.-prayer
Meeting.
A large congregation should be pres.
ent Sunday morning for the commun,
ion service.
The evening subject will be found tc
At into the and minds OF all PEG
pie. A cordial welcome to all-stran.
gers especially invited.
EpWorth League Program.
Mrs. III. Hustead, Leader.
singing-HymnsI37s and 54s.
Responsive r ading-Psalm 81.
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FIRST N. p. CHURCH.
Z. e. oldaker, Pastor.

9:3o-Sundays school. Would like to
have all the members present Sunday.
1o:45 and q: 3o-special eyangelistic
services. Rev. T. ]. Hickell, confer.
ence evangelist, will preach both
morning and evening.
First Ward mems services satur-
day evening at 1880.
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JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

B'nai Birth Jewish Sunday School.
Simeon D. Goodman. superintendent,
meets every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock in the Fleming building on
Main street. Conducted under the
auspices of Fairmont Lodge No. 2s.
Independent Order B.nai Birth.
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The business houses Of Mannington
discontinued business yesterday aft.
ernoon in honor Of their deceased
friend and citizen, William D. Smith.
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Arrivals at Bartlett House: j. II.
Smith, Chicago; z. r. jackson, Pitts.
burg; ]. Z. B. ualey, Wheeling; E.
Parkersburg; s. NJ. Epstein.
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FLEMING CHAPEL.

$3.50 A. M.-sunday school. r. E.
Davis superintendent.
7:S0P. M.-Song and prayer service.
1880 P. NJ, Thursday-Bible Study,
led by Mr.. Alex McElwell.
II you don OF attend somewhere else,
come to our little church. You will
be welcome.
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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
CHERRY Avenue.)
M. o. Hills, Pastor.

Sunday Schol at i9:45 a. M
Morning service at II a. m.
B. Y. P. U. at 6 80 p. m.
Evening service at 7:45 p, N.
All Ore cordially invited to;attend.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev. a. BoutIou, Rector.
Mass at eight and ten o'clock every
Sunday morning. Evening services
at 1880 O'Clock.
Mass every morning during the week
at 2 o'clock, with exception Of Thurs
day. when the c%hlidren's mass takes
place at eight o'clock.
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Evening worship at 1880 p. m, ser.
mon by the pastor.
Uusual week day meetings, to all OF
which the public is cordially invited,
with special stress laid on the Sabbath
Day services.
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Mr.. T. W. Beall returned from Graf,
ton yesterday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnston returned
TO Moundsville yesterday after q visit
at the home Of Nj. Custer in Clayton
Addition.
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CHRIST cHURcH-EPlscoPAL.
Rev. A. H. Beaver, Rector.

SuNCI FteStUFs n
z: 80 A. M.-Holy Communion.
9:45 a. M.-Sunday School.
10:45 A. M.-Morning prayer, lltany
and sermon.
7:SotP M.-vesper service and ser.
mon.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
L. X. Probst, D. o., Pastor.
Sunday School at $3.50 O'Clock.
Morning service at 10:45.
G. L. Meeting at $3.50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 5
o'clock.
A cordial welcome to all services.
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the Legislative committee Of railroad
organization.
news

Miss Lavina courson who has been
a patient at Cook hospital, Fairmont,
for some time returned to her home
on Marshal lstreet last night.
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Trade, Sell, Buy

The city is not dead, you will be
surprised TO find how qulicLklysyou can
get business if you will put yourself in
the proper mental attitude.
If You Wantto Change Your Conditions
IL May Bel Can Help You
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NOTICE.
The Public Service Commission Of west
Virginia, Capitol Building,
Charleston

\ meeting OF The Public Service Com
mission pf West Virginia. held ON Mon
DAY. the 18th day OF November 4. D..
case No. t26.
ienwood n McNcChen Consolidated
Water Company.
by :. q. smith. Receiver.
Application for Authority 90 Increase
Rates.
Whereas. application to increase rates
named. Ecnwood 4 McNischen CONSOLE
dated Water Company. Bog -. G. smith.
its Receiver.
II II hereby ordered that leave be
granted To any person lntera~ ted to file
objections 10 said application before
The Public Service Commission al any
time before the 10th day Of Bcceu Der
Tor hearing at "a Session of the Commits
sion 20 b. held az the Capitol Buildine
in the city OF Charles ton. ON the said
10th dey of December. al two O'Clock D.
m. az which time all persons Interested
may appear and make such objections as
they may see tit
IL is further directed that a copv Of
this order b. published by the applicant
once each week tor four successive
weeks in two newspapers Of opposite
pOltics. it such there be. and of general
circulation In the towns of Benwood and
Mem cchen. and that a copy Of said au-
plicatiou. including IN. proposed rates
office Of the Mayor and al tho Post
ono" Boo said towns of Beuwood and Nc
heChen. respectively. and THAI due re-
sion
a Copy.
r. y. BERNHEIM
Il i. D. = . ~. 60