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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
WESLEYAN.

Oct. 2-Wash-Lee at L%ynchburg.
October bethany ut Buckhannon.
Oct. 16-catholic Univ. at B%uckhannon.
Oct. G-Penn State Mt State College.
Oct. 30-carl!sle at Wheeling.
Nov. marietta Mt Marietta.
Nov. 13-Wash-Jeft at C~larksburg.
Nov. 20-Davts- ElkInS at Elklns.
Nov. 25-West Virginia at Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
BASEBALL IN 4 NUTSHELL
National League.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Pittsufgh Z; Brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati a; Boston !.
New York; heayo-Wet grounds.
Rhilaaelphia-Sc Louis-Raln.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
STANDING oF THE cIuns

JAMES TODAY.
Buffalo At Pittsburgh.
Rronktyn at Fnns1a CITY
Baltimore Mt st. Louis.
Newark q. ChlcaEo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington
Detroit at Philadelphs>
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st Louis (2).
New York at Chicago (2).
Boston at Cincinnati.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-21
BETAANy.

Oct. t-Davis-E lkIns at Bethany.
Oct s-Wesleyan at Buckhannon.
Oct. l6-Grove City at Grove City.
Oct e3-Franklin at ethany.
Oct. Gov. ". U. at Morgantown.
Nov. -Muskingum at Concord.
Nov. 13-Westminster at Bethany.
Nov. 20-wash-Jeff at Washington. pa
Nov. 25-Davls and Elkins at Elkins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

members of the reception committee
at the reception Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
GR0TT0 MEETING
SPLENDID AFFAIR
Otto Hilderbrandt of Rock Island and
Roy j. Green of Moline Back
From Big Gathering.

Otto Hildebrandt OF Rock Island
representing Amoo grotto, a branch OF
the Masonic order returned yes
terday from Buffalo, y. Y, where he
attended the convention OF the su-
preme council OF the Mystic Order
OF Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
Realm. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF this week. He was accompan-
led by Roy ]. Green OF Moline, who
represented the Zal grotto OF that city.
Grottos OF both Rock Island and Mo
line have made a splendid showing in
matter OF membership. according TO
reports read at the business sessions.
Rock Island has 10 members and
Moline l37. Many OF the larger cities
have less.
A feature OF the gathering of Masons
was the parade Tuesday which was
the most gorgeous street pageant ever
seen IN Buffalo. The Buffalo Courier
describes IL as being "a comic opera
with an unlimited stage. an echo from
Persia. that delightful province OF the
sun. a transportation in spirit. color
and pageantry OF that famous cara
van so closely allied with the historic
roots OF the grotto. all were blended
in last evenings parade OF the grottos
OF America TO the Carnival court as a
climax 10 the convention"
Messrs. Hildebrandt and Green were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
AT THE COLONIAL.

II line with the ne~ policy at The
Colonial the management will offer an
other consistently good bin OF attrac-
tons for the forthcoming week. Mon
day - Charlie Chaplin day and on thi,
day this past master OF the pantomine
art will BE- shown IN his latest farce
by tho Sea- On Tuesday Alan Hale
will BE- seen IN the Captain Fracassc.-
adopted from the famous French novel.
The second and last series Of ". y.
Emsrsou's authentic war pictures viii
hold forth wednesday. The two Mutt
uai masterpieces for the week end can
truly BE termed par excellence. On
Thursday a Mar and His Mate has
been booked and this play has for It's
star the popular actor. Henry Wood
ru1. Frstay's master picture will
mark the appearance Of the famous
legitimate actor. Robert Efeson- who
vii appear n . modern society drama.
Mas PrcEroxrH;ive.- which has for
l;s the-.e the vital subject zone stand
ard % morals for both man and wor-
an Thls production comes heraided
as being a speculative o1eFiag from
every angle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
At THE MAJESTIC.

\ glance a tks iist % attractions
ear4sd for che Majestic theatre ths
eoafaE week reveals What r. without
azy doubs tho nnsst list % pA0sopiays
ever shown "a the three cities To-
afEhs ,fac Bertha Eaiieh ia Marta
% The L0Wtanfs- viii b. oas OF the
artistic o-srinEs rarely ssca- Ga Moo
day. MarxEertts Clark vfii appear n
~Grssna Gr~sa.~ = dsiiEhtsui romance
"a Which Miss Clark portFAys the
Character % Dolly EFskine. . little
sirt. TgsssaT Dus,fa Faruurn will APP
pear o. that classic ot the IVES. that
vas TIE VtrEsnias.~ = stroaE story
81 owsa w'isssF. Wednesday John
Harryuors ar4 Harold lockwood
eorns O. ARE Toa q Nassau Anifa
s.~wzrt. Earle Williams ana Juiia
swayzs CorEoe II TIE JgEEsraaat.-
% TnErs6ay. viii - hcyo1f any
Gsabt tss psososiay sensation % the
year This sfx part feature FOE which
- cszts Ezsst - charged. - the col
sssas % Eotsra railway drama and
posses a climax 80 s:artiiaE. so real
al woaasrfgi tssS % leaves shs aud
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
DRAWS S25 PRIZE FOR
M. g. X. WINDOW SHOW

4 recognition OF professional ability.
IN the form OF a check for SIS. was
received today by Paul H HinLe. dis
play manager for the NJ. & X store
and president OF the Tri-City Display
Mems association The money was
awarded Mr. HinEe as the second prize
In a contest under the auspices OF the
Dry Goods Economist OF New York TO
determine the most attractive and re-
suit producing window display OF
white wearing apparel for women
shown In the United States and Cam
ada during the month OF May. The
competition was open 20 display men
IN every store in the United States and
canada selling vonen's apparel
Prizes OF $50. SIS. SIS and SO for the
four best displays were offered
Winners of the FIRST. third and fourth
prizes will not be known locally IN
I'll the next issue of the Economist.
the foremost dry goods trade journal
In the country. IS received next week
Photos of the prire-~inning exhibits.
including Mr.. HINES. will be repro
duced IN that number. The NJ & X
window display OF summer coats.
dresses. skirts. millinery and foot
wear which won the prize was the
subject OF much local comment and
proved itself a nos; successful bust
ness getteS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
SNAlX READY FOR
YE ANNUAL CRAWL
aEnry Ordsr % ssFpenf - Have
Charss "a Ctasfaz Evsnf -
the LasamDmsnG
gsradr wm Cevsr streets n Bssiasss
section WIKI saaAe - Feet
laa4 az fhs us1G-

eye ses.t asaasl crawl 81 ssFpset 20
rr pre- e.ssiaE event o. ne vetss-
ss -a1as msas Ga Rock tsizE4- vii
boz ra- 6lE f4s producer ~ tls meet
af4et F.l BE- beta taairas. All Raes
t.4st people wse visa Co o. ss VII
.i.- ar .a5aFtaaisY Co see bzrt % taa
fsF saatr 90 tFes tecE.
..-F-# . Fas o. eanGa1stss wEa vii
b .a -aa-t .asa ere Military Ose~r q
s-rsrar V.f ss part % tas crawl
rf HF ae staged ts ere basiarss
bel Far EIGHTH raavaeaElea af
~ Grand lsiF sr uusots. TIE bust
sass sess.7a VIII be beta az AFmarJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
EG,e0tel
MAJESTIC.

TouiEht-Niras- Bertha Eaiich o.
Marta % ths t@Ntands
8gnfay -AIbsrs ChevalieF ana Jane
Gail 30 The MtdalcnAn~
1foadaT - Marguerite Clark "a
~GFetrz Grser
Tassfay-Dgsgia Farasa e. The
VtrEisiaE~
wednesday Joan barrymore and
Harold lockwood % Are Yoa a Mas
onF
Thgrsdsy-Anitz Stewart. Earle
WIitsass sna Iglia sWayas GgTf5a IN
Tbs JgEEeruaus
F'rtesT-C. lAsbgry SAITH "a The
EsitGsr % BFtfErs~
saturdaY-Ait star east ia The Col
tsEs Wt40w.- ~ George Aes.
sur4Ay-oTrfs tosusos and Olive
Vys4haa "a ~FiEhtinE Bob
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
First Shoot Tomorrow.

Company a of this city and Com
pany F, of Moline, will compete in
the first shoot OF the year tomorrow
morning at the range near the Tower.
II is expected that the initial practice
with the rifles Will bring out a large
number OF the soldiers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

iencs brrathicss ia the seats. on sat
uriay Ethel Clayton. George Souie
Spencer and Joseph kaufman will
lead q great cast in The College
widoW.~ George AIDES most notable
comedy drama Olive Wyudham and
orFia Johnson IN Fighting Bob mex;
Sunday and Albert ChsvAiicr and Jane
Gail tomorrow will also prove 90 be
strong plays % an extraordinarily
attractive nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
TRI-CITY GREETERS
MEET IN DAVENPORT

The June meeting OF the Tri-City
Greeters' association will be held
Monday night, June IA, at the new
Blackhawk hotel in Davenport. Dinner
will be served at $3.50 and an inter
esting program has been arranged. A
business session will also be held in
connection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

kall 90 8txfs@zsk s-rs~s bstss-a Teirf
.s3 Fo1rrh avsnzss- AftsF u ths pa
rss- vii - Eett
Tie lie % march fellows glrfe~c.A
srrsst ss< Teis. ssezss. east oe tAs
ssssss % TwsusassE street. ro-th 90
a@rnE4 essens. wsss 20 stxfesefh
street s14 so,ssh % go arrzo-y. waere
shs WoTE VII - 81 &C.
TIE GsErss tsaz VII follow The can
&aGatss ezrrTiaE ses sake TIE Do
gree tsaz vii - sstlFs6 i1 Fhiisp-
ci1s eostg1ss szG osEsr s@rper;s VIII
follow IL TIE processes also. Follow
80 r. tts Sersa1asi % ths degree
tsaeas EGssr o'H-isa. Grs Ericksoa
leseee Esssos. g. o. Frakss. william
lir=or4. n, ~. RsssfsFs. q. suyesr.
= CuFraa. - y. ssosis. ~. ,. sesmep.
~ :. uoeahge. 2. sszishosssr aaG l.
FI4ssss.
restpsus ~ MssfIn<.
o vas osisiaaliq izteadsd 20 bold a
ssssioz at O'clock e. the aftsrrooa.
bes tEis vas posspo1sf tiil 90 ae-
eosrs % the p4safs. Ths snaix VII
assemble &c ths hati ss o'clock an4
traesaes sgca hesiaess az thers = %
- f1as pssar 90 ths start % the
=
tse.r osfsF % sgsiEss.s
oseafsE
u~aGiuE buIs ard eommunieatfoas-
Reports os Efaad lair 0Mcefs.
Reports % co@mtttss&
raeeisssG basiasss-
Sew basiness-
Etsetiaa % oefesrs.
AGioarnEeEt 60 sect az = % D a.
-
pseiees % participate Ga parade vii
assemble st 500 shsrp. at The AEzz0ry
asf prepare Themselves for this work..
tsisistioa os eznelGsses. q 40 ?. IN.
frst degree. anf street parade. sscoad
degree o. 20 .. a.
trsssiiasiaz % ozesFs. 1880 .. n
Aff1gruasnt.
Ohicsrs Grand Lair.
Efa- %. ousiea. sr4ad So 81 grand
tssissie8-
crasa dsre-Lssiis }. saydsr.
ul1oeafeEt1H.
Granf slick and siirav keepers %
tss ousifaa- Elmer Lawson. ChfeaEo. |
O. ". Gregory. Corastls Clyde ~.
HARNESS. East 50. L1ais. ard l.. ~
TlttsriuEt6s. Rock tsisnf
GFaaG thrice iafzmoas fnferior ~
Eg-Gss ErteEsos. Chicago.
0rEae lord hiEh keeper % the sacred
szzpeora-JossgA Bissan. Chicago.
F'ssiiiaaim9as ara paiiatsd dog rob /
Per 60 re gEaaiiows4 t1at-E9Wzrd
ult1s. Peoria
tefsmags aaf fepravea heaeAr-an 90
ere isrts-Wulisss OFthraan. Chicago. /
Thrice trspafeat anf insiGious ieech
-Barraft oHara-
Most t111ss+~ns GefeeGrF % the Ifasfl .
Carl 1frfsee. Joliet
Thrice fsiest yawtsF % che iangie-
W. =. EeFthotf ErrtnEfetd.
M1st 1zissars. hespisahtr keeper % /
tse fnstsE BOWL snf unlimited tester .
of ere eEhiIiaFas5aE vlrus-Joseph .
L6ss.
Wosf tsslftoas irahgh.fsr % the f51i /
szsellieE btao-Joss Drawer.
Most trcssfo4s ard irupudsat Ia
Mobile. = ". Reeves. I
Joseph p uarues. 2. G. Wolf. ". >.
Fraat. David EiaF. q. =. Peters. VII
tan Fsfsrsoe. Villas Hesgrd. George
VI. suvsrs. g G, SeriniaEsr. Victor
sraraeS. ttft~ noaahae. Herbert Law
renes. e. Z. lowell. a. =. VosS. J. &.
Void. Louis \ wilde. Perry Lyons. 8
p Grtnes. o. L. FIEsst. =. Mcconnell.
Faai 2. sehFoek.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

which has tied up building operations
In Chicago since April l. began today.
Efforts were TO be made 10 have the
carpenters return TO work pending a
settlement OF the strike by arbitra-
ton.
The men struck for n wage increase
from Sc cents an hour 10 IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Arbitration In Csrpeniers' STRIFE.
ChieaEo. June f.-Arbitratior %
re strike o. 1900 an!oa carpenters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
SICK PEOPLE
NEED TRIETS

When a person Is sick, the stand
ard Of vitality Of the whole body is
lowered Unless the liver and
bowels have sufficient strength 10
throw on the poisons Of the body,
chances for recovery are mighty
slim.
n your liver f- law and TORPID.
give 10 TRIETS.
TRlETS remove the undigestcd
food from the stomach. waste mat
ter from the intcstincs. and sur
plus bile from the liver. thus clean
ing out the system and making 10
sweet and pure
TRIETS cure constipation bill
business. sick headaches dizziness
and fainung spells
TRlETS give YOU a good arre
utc and a clear firm skin with mo-
hlemishcs They make YOU cheer
ful and ambitious They are easy
90 take on account Of the spear
mint flavor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
DISPOSITION OF
PRINZ ElTEL
is STILL A QUESTION WITH OF
FiClALS OF STATE AND
NAVAL DEPARTMENTS
Length Of Time She VIII Be Allowed
20 Day Depends on Result OF
Government Investigation.

WASHINGTON. March Navy
and state department officials stiH had
under consideration tonight the length
Of time TO b. allowed the Prinz Ettel
Friedrich 10 make repairs at Newport
News and the disposition 10 be- made
Of the prisoners.
The first point &W b. decided after
an American naval constructor makes
an Investigation OF the repairs needed
To render the vessel seaworthy Inc
release ~ the prisoners with depend
somewhat on The representations which
may b. made 10 the United states by
the various embassies or legatIona who
have nationals aboard A. vet no
communications have been received
by The state department from any or
tht IpfelFn governments concerned
f'nding determination Of these
questions. Rear Admiral Beatty. OF
the Norfolk navy yard. called on the
commander Of the pr1z EIfeI form.
any requesting him not 20 use tho
snip radio apparatus while boa bort
and not Co allow tho officers. crew or
prisoner ON shore without YarmIr.
Jon 'f The collector of customs To- ain
q" which tho German captain agreed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

te!d. Hawley. Hocg. Kump. Lowe.
Marshall. Morton. McCuskey. Rosen-
bloom. STROLLER and Talbot.
Noes-i3illinEs. Blessing. Carter.
Godbey. GOOdykOontz. Gray. Gregory.
keim. McAboy. q. McClung. McCrum.
steed and President England
il mad been intended TO bring nm
the Pierce bill, asking transportation
OF natural gas. 10 a vote on its pass
age. and 60 was believed that the meas
ure would have passed this afternoon.
Il Is believed now. however. that il
wouldn't have a chance 10 pass the
Senate tomorrow
As the time for the Senate 10 TO-
sumo It's deliberations at 2 p. M. ap-
preached. the lobbyists became unu-
sually active I'm their efforts TO take
arother recess iu order TO gain more
time In which 20 re-cement their
forces. Representative Of millions
OF dollars worth Of capital IL f. said.
appeared on the floor OF the Senate
an" conferred with Senators about
their desks and in corners. The scene
is declared BY some 10 have been the
most disgrdceful ever witnessed in
the legislative halls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
SEN.ROSENBLOOM
ADMITS COMBINE
~ PUBLIC STATEMENT TELLS OF
ALLIANCE FORMED TO PRO
TECT BIG INTERESTS
Latter Are Getting Scared. t4o~eVer,
ano Urging That Coneessions Be
haoe-Fear HATFIELD.
By ". 2. KENsER. B
star Correspondent

CHARLESTON. W Va. March n.
That one Of the principal issues. n
not altogether the paramount issue
IN the political campaign preceding
the next general election viii be
whether or not production tax will
b. imposed on coal. oil and gas il the
general belief here az a result of the
hEht nov before the extraordinary
session OF the legislature over the
question OF taxation.
Il Is evident that some OF the rep
resentatives OF the interests which
would be affected By such a tax real
ize and also fear the growing public
sentiment in favor OF such a measure
Some are willing TO grant concessions
az this time 20 forestall the adoption
OF production tax
{. W. Swisher. representing large
Eas interests. declared in the hearing
Of a number OF persons that IL would
be better to grant certain concessions
AZ this time. He advised the forces
IN opposition TO certain revenue meas
ures now before the legislature that
they had better give in. because. he
is quoted as saying. IL Is dangerous to
the big interests OF the State. A
man like Hatfield In the governor =
NAeaAA h'NAA aAfaAF NfhNAAAAfUA NhaA
would bring on an extra session and
force tax on coal. oil and gas.
Tells Of Combination
Speaking OF the combination which
has been formed Co oppose indirect rev
enue measures advocated by the adj
mlulstraUpu. Senator kosenbloom. Of
Ohio county. tonight said. Realizing
that an attempt was 90 be made 20 put
the burden Of taxation upon certain
special industries, number Of Us
FORMED "a combination To protect them.
a. they would especially have affected
the district which We represent. Sena-
tors toalter and Hawlcy. representa-
mining districts We're opposed. or
course, 20 any special tax on coal
Senators Parrish and White. coming
from section Of the state rich in gas
oppressed any special tax aimed az that
district while Senator Marshall ana
myself. representing the largest manu-
featuring district iu the state. wished
20 protect the manufacturers. and There
fore opposed the income and excise tax
bills senator Miller. though from an
agricultural district. always has been
opposed 20 any form OF special taxa
ton and has favored direct tax and
therefor" Joined our forces
our combination was formed as A
matter Of self -pruteytIou. and realizing
that II any broke away that this pro-
lection would De lost. we have stood by
each other. and will continue Co do so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
SCENES ENACTED
tcOnt.nu.d Prom Fir., P.r,.i

can be mustered together 10 pass
this program was greatly in doubt
In the minds Of most observ-
ers, while opposition forces de.
clsreo. that not only would these
measures be blocked, but that sd.
Iournment would force not later
than noon Friday.
To Get Together.
There was great uncertainty this
morning as TO what would be done N
the senate when Il convened but I'M
mediately after the opening prayer,
on motion Of Senator Rosenbloom. a
recess was taken until p. m II vas
understood that the hours of recess
were TO be- used in an effort among
the Republicans To get together on
some sort of a revenue program.
In the meantime. the house which
was in session throughout the morn
ing recessed until 1880 p. m. Soon
after p. m. the senate WAS called Ia
order and Immediately recesse. until
$50 p. m. evidently for the purpose OF
awaiting to see IL the house reconsid,
cred the vote by which the Eft zen
cent direct taN bin was killed yester-
day. When the house convened at
1880 p. m. however. II Immediately
took another recess until . p. m. 10
again force move from the senate.
After remaining In session few
minutes. the senate adjourned for the
day. whercupon the house went into
session and adopted the resolution de-
claring IL the sense Of that body that
the Legislature adjourn sine die az
noon Friday
While the senate was in session.
Senator McClung Of Nicholas. intro
duced an excise tax bill. similar in
most respects TO that which was kill
ed by the senate during the regular
session and again killed during the
present session II imposes tax Of
one-half Of one per cent on net in
comes Of corporations Of more than
$500. Reference 20 a copmittoe vas
dispensed with. but motion to sus-
pend rules ard -atTance the bill far
Their than second reading was lost
Adjour nment Carried
Immediately Senator Cualtpr moved
TO adjourn and demanded a roll call
The motion prevailed By a vote Of -
TO la. as follows.
Ayes BoCkwith. COalter Fox. Hat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
NAME OLD STAFF
Directors Of Ohio valley General Hospi-
tai Reflect Present STAFF
Of Physicians

80 the rrEulur meeting uf fH. ohio
valley Gene Hospital board OF dtr.r-
tors. held last uiEhf af fH, institution.
inc present staff uI VISITING aud COM
sulfinE physicians was reelected. TH.
ariHue committee made their reports.
huwiuE progress. except fH. advisory
committee. fls chairman stating that
bis ,uwmIffss would make "a fiII and
complete report cot the work Hf the next
regular board meeting
Tho meeting was presided over Dol.
Vice IrrHidruf Prank g. Hoffman. boz tho
a. bafuDD uf President Do Walker Peter
con. who Wue Huf OF tho city
Those present Hf the mtaf|rr a.HrH.
Mesars a. d.. Hubbard. &C. a Iur.sra.
Loon klHs. a d. Paxton. n a. Hubb4rH
FrHuk a. Hubbard md superintendent
THrE r GIHrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
SULTAN'S FAVORITE
son IS MURDERED

PARIS March Do. 1906 % m The
Balkan agency has received tho f1I
lowing dispatch from sofia. BULGARIA
Advicrs received hero from Con
Etant.noplr Say that Mehemmpd BUR
han Eddin Efendl favorIto son Of tnr
former sultan Abdul Hamid. has been
found sirauElrd iu bite bedroom
Despite tho reserve of tho Turk tb
police ~ has been confirmed that Tho
Prince was KILLED by political emo.
niles
Prince Durham Eddin wac 20 years
0.f and The fourth s0u OF abdul rfa
mid Iio hold frD rank oft lieutenant
n fHe Tursah navy During nIa
ia'her'a rrIm hn was fourteenth boz
.u" Tor Ir.'. Jon fu Hr throne. aI.
.urd'rE fn 'Ia sHsrllf4r system Euf
woe said Chat abdul Uru|U d.
-I.rsd t0 sI.saf. him over H# rhIr
...n senior. and maE. HHm fHs NEXT
Sutton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacturer. Tobber. n0sr
chanta and Othera uhoIranln n.alrrn

chants and Others whoiesaie Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
The state Board Of Control Of the state
OF west Virginia viii receive bids dstfy
az It's oiiiCo az Char. gton. West VIRGINS
Ipr furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage.
mfnt or which e. vested IN said BOARD
tpIl tracts VIII be awarded 20 the lowest
LlddfrH: quality considered. and other
lhlnEN hginE equal. West virginia deal
ers viii D. given preference
LISTS Of supplies needed VIII Be rI-.
ntghcd bidders on rccsIpt on reauesf.
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
l1-l-tt Charleston. West Virgfnts
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

foh SALE or viii trade for Ford auto
mobile. black horse buggy. surrey ana
= NstN harness.. Horses. weigh 1928.
works single or double. safe and sound
sugEy and surrey tn good condition d
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TIE PRESENT OFFICERS WERE
ELECTED FOR ANOTHER
YEAR
Interesting Addresses Delivered By
Prominent Members % tire Board.
Optimism Displayed.
OFFICERS FOR 1915.

President-s. J. hunter.
Niee-president-J. o. Marple.
Ireasurer-chsries Tough.
Seeretary-1. N. MeEiroy.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertscIIV

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FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHfAL EMBALMER.
ii22 and 1924 Main Street
calls Answered Day or Niaht-.
Store Phones 63b
q J U.rIsrNt Set Phone ul.1u
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Breummer s HHdeb,s1d

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Positions Wanted - Female

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WANTED lHdN. pugiffnn rs cashier
experience with IHIttsbttr-b ftr,- Sal
AIRY 50 90. Address A. a. COS Main -f
roar. MhycliuE " Va ur-ls-t