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New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
BACK TO MERIDEN.

John Sunday, twelve years old, who was recently parolled from the state reform school at Meriden, was taken back to that institution this after noon He was arrested by Officer James McCabe this morning after trying to loot store.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. William F. Walker.

Funeral services for Mrs. William F. Walker were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from her late home at 35 Cedar street. Rev. Dr. w. C FenneI of Hartford conducted he sercives. sInterment was in FairVleW Cem eterY.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
LANSING INsTRUCTS PAGE
To Learn England's Grounds
 Seizing U. s. Steamer Hooking.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Secr' Lansing today cabled instruction Ambassador Page at London to certain from the British governl its grounds for the seizure of American steamer Hooking taken to Halifax in charge of a Br prize crew.
 State department officials will no action until they learn from British government the reason for seizure.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
BULGARIANS DENY ATROCITIES

Berlin, Nov. 2, by wireless to Tue kerton, N. J., -"Reports that Bull garian troops had behaved in a bar barous way during their invasion of Serbia and the Turkish troops had been sent into Macedonia to occupy the captured towns of Uskup and Veles are authoritatively denied by Bulgarian officials the Overseas News Agency declared today.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Mrs. Studley of Guilford Thrown From
 Carriage-Lands on Head.

Guilford, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Edgar Stud ley was instantly killed when she was thrown from a carriage in which she was driving with her daughter, Mrs Addie Wall, through a woodlot on her farm about two miles from Guilford Center. The horse, which was young che, shied suddenly and the unex- pected twisting of the vehicle threw Mrs. Studley to the ground. She struck on her head.
 Mrs. Studley who was a widow, was in her 77th year.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

A marriage license was issuued to- day to Ralph Edward Parker of PIP West Street, Bristol, and Miss Cath erine Clerkin of 223 Elm street, this city.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. The fashionable child is the one 1 wearing the fur-trimmed coat. Huge fur buttons are a decorative 1 feature on suits and furs alike. There is a tendency toward close 1 fitting shoulders in the new suits.
 Tulle and gold lace makes a love- l ly combination for an evening frock
 Many of the afternoon blouses ! are a com bination of serge and taf- 1 feta.
 It is rumored that we are re- | turning to the old-fashiOned bouffant hips.
 There are charming sporting out fits of sweater. scarf and hat to match.
 White evening cloaks of quilted silk are all the rage at present in London.
 White silk piping is quite taking the place of hemstitching on the fin- est blouses.
 It is said that even sash-bows of fur have been seen on some Parisian creations.
 All the soft pile fabrics are as much used for childrens coats as for their mothers
 Pretty sweaters are knitted of silk and wool, wool for warmth and silk for sheen.
 There is nothing richer or more becoming than sealskin trimming on the coat or suit.
 One of the prettiest finishes for tulle dresses is the piping of white or colored satin.
 Now furs like Hudson seal and beaver are combined in bands of trimming On one suit.
 A new washable silk has come out-something like a crepe de chine, but much stronger.
 Some of the new collars are high enough to make one anxious least our frocks should rise above our heads.
 Black and white checked suits piped with blue and trimmed with ermine are said to be very smart.
  A pretty velvet and plaid taffeta dress has a hip-length coat of the velvet with double belt close under the arms. There is to be found special un- l derwear to wear with evening gowns. l It is of Italian silk, designed to fit 1 smoothly. A panel made of net ruf1es set 1 in the front of the skirt, will add the | fashionable fullness to last seasons | evening frock.
 Perfectly delightful sports suits are made with velveteen coats of bril- liant colors and plaid skirts, usually of green and blue.
 Richness can be added to the taffeta evening gown by gold embroid- cry, which can be done by the woman who is handy with her needle
 1850 mems hats and ruffles and neckwear have become an important part of a. smart wopooo,c drocc
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

There is a tendency toward close fitting shoulders in the new suits.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Huge fur buttons are a decorative feature on suits and furs alike.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
TEUTONS CAPTURE
 RAILROAD JUNCTION
(Continued From First Page.)

ceeded in temporarily penetrating positions held by the troops of Gen. Won Bothmer. We recaptured our trenches by counter attack and took more than 500 prisoners. Tho Village of Sienikowce itself was for the greater part recaptured by storm early this morning, after bitter fight ipg during the night, and 2,000 more prisoners were taken.''
 Quiet in West.
 The announcement concerning the western front follows:
 Apart from strong artillery sur prise attacks on Butte De Tahure and lively artillery battles on the front RAtween the Mouse and the Moselle, there is nothing of importance to re- port
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

The fashionable child is the one wearing the fur-trimmed coat.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
NIontenegrins Claim Successes.

! Paris. Nov. ?, 2:3O p. m.-The fol- lowing statement from the Montene- grin war office, under today's date, was received here this afternoon: "On October 31 fighting continued south of Vishegrad, Bosnia. An en-
 ergetic attack of the enemy was countered successfully.
 "en the remainder of the front we have kept up a constant fire on the enemys positions. At Hagora we cap
 tured 100 men, of whom one was an
 officer; four guns, and one rapid firer The Austrians left about 400 dead or
 wounded on the ground, as we'll as artillery ammunition"
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Tulle and gold lace makes love ly ombination for an evening frocl
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02
Ita!iau Offensive DecIininp

Vienna, Nov 1, Via London, Nov. 2, 1923 p. ni.-The general Italian of fensive, which has been in progress for fortnight, has reen met sue cessfully by the Austrians, the war office announces, and is beginning to decline. The announcement follows:
 The third Italian attack against our coastal front, which began c,. October Is and was renewed with fresh troops cn October 2S, begins to fail.
 Attacks in Vain.
 I "The enemy advanced on Sunday against the northern edge of the lofts Doberdo Plateau with strong forces which, however, were weak at several points. The attack was in vain and no llcnger general. Though the battle may again flame up, the attempted offen- sive on the main front, with at least 25 infantry divisions (30O,000 men,) which the Italian commander an- nounced with brave words, has col lapsed on the unshakable wall of our victorious troops.
 "On the Isonzo front the battle of fortnight's duration represents a gain for our arms. Our front through out is unchanged. Likewise the de- llcIloCAS ol I1le IyIOl etuu SdTllIIlldu fronts retained firmly the positions they have heroica1ly held since the beginning of the war.
 ' Italians Hard Hit. Through these successes our army has proved again how idle and un- tenable are all the claims of our erst- while ally to the southwest frontier territory which he though he was able to conquer by a treacherous attack in the rear
 ''1n the battles of the second half of October the enemy lost at least 15O,0OO more men,"
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Many of the afternoon blous, are a combination of serge and ta feta.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

There is nothing richer or more becoming than sealskin trimming or the coat or suit.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

strictly that even ordinary messages are stopped, but it is known the agi- tat1on in favor of war is spreading through the army
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Pretty sweaters are knitted o1 silk and wool, wool for warmth and silk for sheen.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

One of the prettiest finishes for tulle dresses is the piping of white or colored satin.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

It is rumOred that we are re turning to the old-fashioned bouffan hips.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Richness can be added to the taffeta evening gown by gold embroid- cry, which can be done by the woman who is handy with her needle
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Now furs like Hudson seal and beaver are combined in bands of trimming On one suit.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

All the soft pile fabrics are as much used for childrens coats as for their mothers
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Perfectly delightful sports suits are made with velveteen coats of bril- liant colors and plaid skirts, usually of green and blue.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

It is said that even sash-bows o1 fur have been seen on some Parisiar creations.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

1S30 mems hats and ruffles and neckWear have become an important part of smart woman's dress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

The damage suit brought by jeanette
Mcdonald against her husbands aunt.
Arabella Ferron. for alienation OF his
affections. was tried At ST. Clairsvi1le
Ihursday and a verdict was rendered
late Thursday evening. the plaintiff be-
ing awarded the sum Of $3.50 and costs.
y number OF witnesses were called from
here and great interest has been shown
az Tho parties are all wcil known.
Mrs Frank Harrison. Of North Chest
nut street returned home to-day from
a stay In Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles wilson. Of North Chest
nut street. is visiting In Toledo.
Mrs. Anna Lloyd. Of South Chestnut
street. LETT Friday morning TO attend the
convention Of the Fifteenth district ~
tho Woman'g Relief Corps At Cambridre
and viii Inspect the books Of Cambridge
corps.
AR and Mrs. william Haesr are bom.
from a visit with relatives at Thrichs-
VIE.
Mrs. Dempsey warrfok has returned
20 her home In Ienia. after a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Albert ~LauRhIin and little son.
are home from a visit with relatives a.
Beliairs.
Mrs Ralph Hahn has returned 10 her
home In Zancsvilfe. after a few dsvs
stay with relatives and friends here
John Dcpcvg, u Cambridge. is VISITING
hiH parents. Nr. and Mrs james Depew.
% South Broadway.
Rev. a. A. Marty. o. thia place wut
address a temperance meeting nj DfIy.f
ou sunday evening.
Mrs Gus Talbot. Of North Cbeatouf
street. o. Visiting her daurhfar NJ
Emmett kirk. Of Columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
Brisfs ana Per,onAl..

The work crew OF the Pennsylvania
rfniroad COMPANY is making repairs TO
Daniel Porter left this morning nj,
a hunting trip down in the state. lie eN-
poets TO be gone several days.
: Much interest IL being tnken in the
tian sunday school.
Miss Blodwin Thomas OF Seventeenth
street and Marwood avenue is visiting
friends I'm Pittsburgh. Pa.
Frank Doian OF North Warwood who
has been i'll for several days is slowly
recovering at his home.
Charles Leon~rd OF Beech Bottom. il
slowly recovering after being seriously
Many member OF the N-L club 81
center Warwood attended the dance Civ
en- last evening In North Wm.~...
Inc panhandle traction mpau has
a small force Of men INSTALLING new
poles along the Main street In sou,n
Miss Alma Peterson has resumed her
duties a. central at the Bell telerhone
oitice after being il for several days
Mrs. Mary Rhoadss has retiSnsd ia
her home on Eighteenth street after Wis
ting her sister Ia the country TOR sew
Teachers Of warwood and Richland
district attended the meeting held al
Iriadelphia district high school. yester-
'rhe Poole Little Havanas football
team defeated the North Warwoud team
yesterday afternoon at their grounds on
~. ~ W
rrof. and Mrs. willis May Of Noun.
tain Lake Park. are guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. r.. 3. Alexander Of Eighteentd
street.
Walter witzberger. who has be.p ul
a. his home Ia North Warwood. for sev-
tral days has resumed hiS work.
Mr.. and Mrs. List OF Tweutteth sfr..f
VIII leave m the near future for Phfla.
d"lphla wHre Mr.. List will be cmpIoved
by the Merchant and Evans company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
b%hNKRuPI NOTICE.


United states Of America. Northern Dis
trlct Of West Virginia. So
N the United states District Court in
and for said District
IN TIE matter OF Weirton Plate Struc-
tural a. Construction Contrary. = cor
poratlon. bankrupt No. ais In Bank
Tlp'cy Petition for Discharge
Judge. Of the District Court OF the
United states for The Northern Dis
tslet Of West Virginia:
Mcirtun Plate Structural a Construc-
tlon company. Of Wcirton. IN the Coun-
y ~ Hancock. ana state 81 West Nir-
Einla. In said District respectfully rep
last past % was duly adjudred "a bank
rupt under the acts o. Congress relating
q bankruptcys that 10 has July surren-
property and RAJ fully Compiled with
hll the requirements of said acts and ~
orders of the court touching its bank
W%hsrefore. he prays that he may be
decrocd hV the Court o. have n full dis
charge from ail debts provabic against
pc estate under said bankrupt acts ex-
cept such debts ns are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this on day of October s. d..
wEfRToN PLATE STRUCTURAL G.
'oNSIhl CIlpN COMPANY.
By John A. Howard. De A~tiaTSlv
order Of Notice Thereon.
northern District nf West virginia. ru.
WI NNN" JUN GAY OF october a L.
Do lH-
Ordered BY the court that a. hearing
hg hud fhf Hfmf Hu fIn fIfh IaN
- Nuvrmnrr A. 3D.. 1aft before eHId
Court ~ Whrgifrr m said district M
Ten o'clock ir The forenoon and ihnf mo-
tee thereof D. published ln thr Wheel
jos lu~teIigrnrNr. "a uruaunrrr printed
Iu raiu District. and that nI known
trrIiiura anl other persons Iu IufnrUrf
may appear ut thr anld flmr and place
nnd Show cause. DO envy they have why
ihc prayer o. the Hnid pcttnn should
NOT D. nrHufff
And 30 DEL further ordered hF the Court.
That fhe rIrrk shall send bF mail fn 900
hruwu rrrlIfnra Curfar uf Hfid HrUtinn
ana This order nHdreaarf fn them az
their pieces nf rraffrnre aa stated
Wlfneaa tho Honorable Aston G uHv.
fnn Judge nf fhr .nif Court. and fhr
seal thereof. uf WherIfnE ir enId dis
trirt ou trr ffth taf or october a. D..
1915
Attest
O. OBJ K~rrtJNTU CIrrk
o. 81. ST. d. vs. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
STEUBENVILLB

STU E~ENNrIIF. ~ OCT 90 I'D.
t'lnWinE court matters were recorded
Ioeeph stuueu sd. Minnie -uIa.u dbl.
vgrge Frlufol f0r hahIfulI drlrkrrn.ss
81 The wife
George rrorIr va H. o. D-rrrIrrb4w
~ nI O. county nmWIHr|UHUr .I|f rnr
quo fDr tur Injury fs ID
horse which frII over fHr Hrrnrrlf
BANK nE M road iu Saline frH nrhIr Tn
I' 2 Inong. vide IH|aIn. HHf..ua.
leannr MlatImmone W. Thomas o.
divorce granted IHr HT.I.
tefy. Ffgss neglect and rr..rmf cruelty
i1hn nnirley rr Ts..Ie rnIIIUr af aI
n%ferefa
George C1ftmsn .. John tm... 4t.
tnrlwrrf deceived rrI cause I.uanIaf
% Justice flIu rnr
Albert n caldwell r. T.Hr. Do CALI.
DlI divorce rrHu'0I f.r .f..nf srr.
OF" HHN fN" ...fH". .. I".H".. ...
rHflri mother HrI N. /. I. Hf. 900 n.r
month alImHHf
samuel IHu".rHH I'D. Anna I.......
dlNnrr0 rrrr'HI I"" w|'.HI H...H.r
stephen NJ M.f. .. HIT.f W.fF n.
vrr.e rran.rf fHT eI.HI ah.fn.f i
rrUHH rfrIr.r
tirrr faIlaaua.Inf . Giovanni Dol.
70 .Hf'rH HHf fHr HIUH.." IHI custody
on .HlIir'u IN'. Won. married Ir 1000
n Dor HI.H r.n.. neglect
end hnhifHHI I. E.nHr TI.Hfr1 nffe
Probate Court
Nf. nr H.n' I'0f Iu estate .T Many
u NfUUHrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

The State OF West virginia. Ohio coun-
In he Circuit Court for ohio County.
Msst rirsinis October Rules. lsis
John c. Kelly. Divorce
the complainant therein an absolute d.
vorce from the Donds OF matrimony from
the above named defendant
In said cause at these Rules. that the
defendant John c. Kelly IL not = resi-
he not having been served with process
In said suit. or motion OF the complain
ant by ,; Bernard Handlsn. her counsel.
against him. and IL ordered that the
said defendant above named. be and he
Is required 70 appear within one month
OF this order. and do what Is necessary
to protect his interests. II Il further
posted IA required By law.
witness John l. Kingdom. Clerk OF
our said Court at the Court House OF
1915. to-wit: October Rules. 1915.
JOHN l.. kINGHORN. Clerk.
Published the first time october 9Th.
Attest:
JOHN l. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
J. BERNARD HANDLAN.
Solicitor for Complainant.
The State OF West Virginia. 20 the Sher-
IF OF Ohio County, Greetings
We command you that you summon
John c. Kelly. a. he be found in your
bailwick. to appear at the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio County at
rules TO be held for the said court. on
the first Aonoay in October 1915, to
answer bill In ~chancery exhibited against
him in the said Court by Eda Mayer
Kelly. and have then and there this writ.
Witness, John l.. Kingdom. CLERK OF
our said Court. at the Court House OF
said County. in the City OF Wheeling.
his 4th day OF october 1915. and In the
53rd year of the state OF West Nirginia.
JOHN l. kfNGHORN. Clerk
Ohio County. Circuit Court. October
Rules. 1918.
Eda Mayer Kelly VS.. John c. Kelly.
in chancery.
j. BERNARD HANDLAN. p. ..
The within named John G. Kelly is no
inhRbitant or my baiiiwick nor found
therein this 4th day OF october, 1915.
a. T. SWEENEY.
Sheriff of Ohio County.
To the above named defendant. John c.
Kelly:
You will hereby take notice tina upon
the first day OF the March Term. a. D.
1915. In Part 1 OF the Circuit Court for
Ohio County. West Virginia. the SAID
complainant will ask that this cause b.
set for hearing and that upon the said
hearing the said complainant will intro
duce the testimony OF Mrs. Joseph
Mayer, Max Mayer. Mrs. Julia Dryfuss
and of this complainant in support OF
the allegations and rayer OF her bill OF
complaint.
EDA MAYER KELLY.
BY j.. Bernard Handlan.
o-9-16-23-3O Her Solicitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

The Intelligence has purchased one Of
the new model S295 Henderson motor
cycles 20 Be given as nfth prize in the
$1,000 club" contest. IA is ono 81 fbe
four cylinder machines with a two speed
equipment and H. the latest in ~up-to-datc
motorcycles.
, Lsndon Bier. president Of the local
Motorcycle club. who has been confined
20 bis home al EdEwood for the past sev-
cfhl weeks on account OF Illness. "a i'm
proving and viii b. able o. b. out with
IN a Few days.
}. Wilson Pete" Grubb and Clinton
Campbell. returned 90 this CITY Tuesdav
e%veninE. after having spent several days
hunting near rctorsburg. this state.
Ihey made tho trip on ar Grubb's Har-
Iey-DavtdHun machine Both report good
.Htches % fish and plenty Of squirrel
Father Delear. 81 Film Grove has pur-
chased % new three-specd Harlcy-uavtd-
tlf latest ana YVES purchased through
The Braunlich uEcncy.
several local riders isu This CITY carly
sunday mofniuE end after riding to
l~iffH lurFh returned b. way o. Wayne
hlrr They reported a Zine days fidinx
splendid condition
Eari u@rauniieb returned tbe nr.t ~
fhs week from Sew Nark CIV. whsr.
he attended Che annual Mpt1Fcvcie Show.
lir reports the show Co. hi ono ar trs
best Do ever attended and says that ms
fHr'INlrH ere duo fO have che hirraaf
season Dol their history This year
wesley House local arrnt fDr tHs Tn-
ntnn mnfnrrFrlr manufactured hf the
llrnnr. hlnuuffrturiur COMPANY sold 4
9idc C1r to William Eottof south wheel
Iur iHaf week
Paul Ven Curen Joined ODE ranks OF
fnUuITur eHrfffI. when Dol una .rIfIr.
fri tu membership f0 thf WhrrIInr 80.
turrr rIr Clue Hf rhr meeting IrHf Iuar.
rrH evening MH urr uuf fHrnu.H .u
fN" mNrfrriHH Hf fIr Hrdrr end o. moss L.
fuI U.fred member
No and Nra Wesley Houa. returned
Iu.aInr rNtulur from New NurE cav.
wHfr. they attended fnr annual aHave nf
Madison HIuHr. Garden Thrr HrH L.
UU.f rHIHNHhI. ffIu end anId chat fra
show fIHf hHH Iurf closed was au. .f
fNH h..f M not fhr best they ever Hf.
tended Tho utH machine Hrr uf special
interest inHamu.n Ha fhe murstemenfa
fn fH. I1I0 models have added rrrafI. fo
the efficiency oft thf two wheeler
W Dc W~srthr.ssI and Henry y
0huN uI DAYTON passed through thia
DlN durinr thr week. enruutr fo Allen
town Pa They were tnurirr ON an r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
WARWOOD TO HAVE
MORE GAS LIGHTS
COUNCIL ORDERS ADDITIONAL IL.
lUMiNAToRS FOR SEVERAL
THOROuGHFARES.
Sidewalk to Be Laid In Nineteenth
Street at Onee-Live Topics
up-River Town.

At he regular meeting Of warwood
council last night. with Mayor Kindel-
berger presiding. a number OF matters
were taken up for the benefit of the
people of the town. including four new
gas lights to be installed in various
parts of the municipality-Twenty-
sixth. Twenty-tourth. T~wenty-hrst and
Fifth streets.
Street Commissioner Sutton was In
structed to look into the sewer in
South Warwood. about which much
complaint has been made lately by
residents in that section.
Mr.. sutton was also instructed to lay
a sidewalk in Nineteenth street.
Several carloads of cinders were or
dered TO be distributed in the north
end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

, landon Bier. president Of the local
Motorcycle club. who has been confined
20 his home al EdEwood for the past sev-
crhl weeks on account OF Illness. is i'm
proving and viii BE- able o. b. out with
In a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

Uncle Sam now has some Of his arm,
otiicers ont on motorcycles trying L.
lower the coast to coast record made b,
- W arhorse Baker last summer
baker made the trip In slightly over D.
days. and Uncle Sam wants 70 see DO thf.
time can't b. "a down some more. N,
VIII hive some Job on his hands. how
ever. as Baker ~ considered ono ~ ~.
best road riuerS IN the country aud ride
81 a speed thPt would make tho nveraR.
luotorc} cltst lCok sick. % - said tina
BAKER VIII drive O. Stutz car across IN.
continent In an attempt 10 lower IN.
automobile record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

There will be no preaching services
IN 81. Paufs Evang. church next sun
day.
airs. Gregg Dyer OF Misa. Col. Is
spending a few days with woodsfield
relatives.
Miss clara Mcmahon OF P~ittsburs-
who has been visiting her brother. Will
lam. has returned TO her home
Mrs, Anthony Cleveland OF GAINESVILLE
is visiting relatives in Woodsfeld this
week.
Albert Paulus and Miss Philomona
Schumacher Of Coats. Ohio. were unit
ed In marriage Wednesday morning al
the Catholic church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

Charles S%ernctt. machinist a. the In
teitgcnccr. had . spin several days ago.
Charles. "a seems tTiVd TO turn n corner
on the Island. before the saia corner was
reached and the result WIS that he had
7" send MS machtne to the factory 10
nave the foraks striEhtcned. ~ came
back Thursday asd Mt. Sennett Is nov
ready for another try. Better luck this
time Charlie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

HunLE-pu Thursday. October 2fat.
1HE. af 4f6 clock m. al the resi.
dcucc ~ bic daughter Mrs. = Sam
haumhcrgcr. so sus 30. Penn street.
JOIN HlHLE ln ths SSH ycar OF hts
nrc
Funeral services az ttr residence safur.
dHy ef culnE I'd hnH o'clock FrfrrHa
invited Ine rUrraIue will BE- taken Co.
~tlnrluEtuu. ONTO. uu sunday moruInr
lntcrmtnt wII ha made boz Inc WubI.
cemetery un arrival % thc train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

N Do Wrrthriesl and Henry y
trhull nf DAYTON passed through thia
tIN during tnr week. enruufr f0 Allen
town ia They were tuurirr on an H..