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Evening journal., 1915-01-25
Timely Advice About
Children's Coughs and Colds

Physicians say at least half Of the
cases Of pneumonia bronchitis. and
Group can be prevented. They advise
against letting the simplest cough or
sign OF a cough. sore throat cold or
hoarseness use Cons Cough syrup. II
quickly breaks up the congestion.
loosens the phlcgm, heals the innamma-
tion and keeps the cold from the ungs.
IT has prevented Pneumonia. Group and
Whooping Cough Zoo thousands OF cases.
Guaranteed hV your Grocer or Druggist.
20 and SOC. No Opiatcs.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
MIR. O'DONNELL no RESIGN.

Thomas r. O'Donnell, the oldest
member Of the Board OF Education
il point OF service. will present his
resignation as a member Of the Board
at the meeting tonight having re-
moved from tho Tenth ward lie
has for years been a member Of the
committee on repairs,
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

scene, and after holding brief con-
versation with the noisy visitor he
soon told the man TO behave himself.
or. to use his own words to cut it
out hope this statement will be seen
by the man IN question. and would
ask him to apologize 10 the lady.
he has any manly instincts in him a'
all Hoping this will find place in
your newspaper columns as soon as
convenient 10 you.
Very truly yours.
Horace Houston"
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
COLORED ODD FELLOWS
CUT down TEMPLE Debt

A rally was held at the Odd Fellows
Temple, Tenth and Orange streets.
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of reducing the debt on the temple.
The debt was originally $4,000, and
now stands at s4.332 A large sum
was collected at the rally towards
liquidating the debt Edgar Startling,
district grand master; the Rev. J. c.
Bell delivered an eloquent sermon
from the text, "Oh wretched man that
! am, Who shall deliver me?' The
Beaver Club attended in a body. There
were remarks by the Rev. James Nc
Pherson. Music was furnished by the
Odd Follows orchestra.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

Special cleanup sales of $40, S22
and S25, single patterns, cut,
make and at guaranteed or we
don't want you 20 have them.
iuSedo Suits. $50 up
Fun Dress, $50 up
Prince Albcris. $40 up.
Tron7ers, So M
Rig line Of styles and the gar.
ucpts aie cut and made right here
in Wilmington Come, look MS
over
READY MADE. $40.
\ new lot of braNn and grey
cho,iot, $50 suits at half-price,
now $40. in silrs 20 10 A. chest in
our special half rricc salc.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

George Thomas Dobson died yes
terday AT the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dobson, No.
3O2 West street. aged two years and
five months. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. with interment at Newark.
The funeral party will leave for New
ark on the B. and o. train leaving at
. O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

Mrs. Anna Townsend. who died in
Camden. \. j.. on Saturday. will be
buried in Riverview cemetery on
Wednesday morning.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
OBITUARY

Mrs. Lille E. Mcllvaine died yes
terday at her home near Stockley.
Del. aged AZ years. She is survived
by her husband, W. L. Mcllvaino.
The funeral will be held at ST. James
Church on Wednesday afternoon at
] o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

Miss Elizabeth Gradwohl died at
the home of her sister, Mrs James
3. Heal 419 East Tenth street. on
Saturday. aged 46 years. The funeral
will take place from her sisters
home tomorrow afternoon at 2.30
o'clock. lnterment will be in River
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

Thomas Logan, the fifth infant son
of MIR. and Mrs Thomas J. Logan.
died at the home of the parents at
Bollemoor. on Saturday. The funeral
will take place tomorrow morning,
with intermont in Silverhorok
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

OF her many friends TO help her win ono
or the automobiles given by The Intelli-
gencer. She also wishes 10 thank those
VINO nave already given her their aid by
subscribing.
Miss Alta Hawkins has returned IN
ntr nome IN Wheeling after a visit with
street. ~
Sari Redman. publicity mar OF the
" neelng l~ntclltgcuCer. was In tow,
TODAY AIDING contestants in that paper's
Increased Circulation" contest.
Mr and Mrs. Harry F-ranckhouser Of
StSubenNllle are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
street. Na"
Among the people from here who ar.
IN attendance at the conference CONVEX
tlon Of the Home Missionary Soefcf,.
being held at Cambridge Wednesdays
ana Thursday are Mrs. r. A.. Crow. Ms
y church. Mrs. Harley CampbeU-
Upton. s"
Mrs Emma Sealock OF Caldwell - Wis
nlhs Mt ana Mrs. David Hunt OF East
Mrs. Mary Cope OF east OF town has
gone 10 salem. Ohio. where she will re-
sue with "A cousin. Her many friends
"lsh her happiness in her new home.
Edward MCGiunis and little Grand
Eleanor. Of ozark. have re-
turned home from a visit with mis- sis
yer. AIRS. Thomas Shankland Of North
Miss Helen Elrick Of Columbus was
called here by the illness Of her Sister
MIS-. JACK Mackall OF East Church street.
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bridgeport Briefs.

Daniel Hunter viii return 20 work to-
day after "A several days illness at his
n Lady Maccabees will hold an inn
portant meeting in their hall on MAR
street this evening.
The new teachers desks TO be In,
stalled IN the new high school uilding
al kirkwood arrived yesterday morn
Howard Groves. OF the Times force.
left yesterday morning for a short bus
mess trip TO Fairpolnt.
Miss Mary Greyson. Of Follansbee,
T. In the city FOR a few days calling on
friends and relatives.
several persons from this city are in
cludcd In the list Of douators 10 the
Martins Ferry hospital.
MIS- Harry Beck, OF kirkwoodi Is in
pittsburgh for n few days calling on
friends and relatives.
\ number from this city will 20 %
Martins Ferry this evening TO attend
the opening number Of the high school
lecture course.
The board Of education viii canvass
the vote for the members Of the scuool
board next Monday evening.
Il Is said that the Modcru Woodm.n
lodge Of this city viii be consolidated
with the Wheeling lodge In the near fu-
ture.
The many friends OF Mrs. Harry Bloom
viii regret TO learn that she Is seriously
il az her home.
b. firing squad Of the Junior Me-
ChanicS held "a drIll last evening IN the
~Chatvr hail.
The rally night FOR the Aetna Bible
class viii De held Friday evening lu-
stead of Thursday rveuiug
heputy-sherin John lddiuEs was in
the city yesterday on business and lett
last evening for his home.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the ST.
i'auls German Lutheran church will
serve an oyster supper In the church
Thc ladies aid society Of the Kirk
wood NJ. p. church VIII meet this after
noon al the home OF Mrs. f.. e. Wood
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SISTERSYILLE

Mrs. George Mcbride has returned from
ouhsstywu and other points ia Ohio.
Russell Brooks left Monday Tor RUS,
IA where he will be employed in the
Miss Marie Marriott has returned to
the North Wheeling hospital. after
tth1ink " snort time with her mother.
Mrs. Wilma Marriott.
Mr. and Mrs. -. + Sanders. Miss rsa-
1slle sanders and Charles Sanders. Of
MarIetta, motored 10 Sistersville sat
urday and spent the day. Miss Sanders
visited friends here until sunday even
Mrs. T. A.. Durham LEFT Monday 70.
Cnll4to. Where she Will meet Miss Mar
ian Kennedy of Bradford. Pa. Thev
WI I,aNc mere for California 10 attend
tht tNppsltlons at San Francisco and
san Diego and other places OF interest
Ihanksgtvlug night November 90. has
been selected FOR the date OF the hone
talent production to b. given M, ~
1gitolLIin theatre FOR the bcnent Of the
sisteTsvilIe public library. Mrs. Ber-
nice Ptu Crane arrived today TO make
dIranEt ments for training the cast.
irwin VI. Melick. aged -. died at eirht
lls sister, Mrs, Foster Mitchell lie has
ppfcaatino,, TOT about a year Win /. vgm-
pastor OF the Presbyterian church con-
Quoted the funeral services al rwo
o clock Wcdnesday afternoon from the
Mitchell home and burial was made In
New lakewood cemetery.
Mrs j. u. Mccoy was brought homa
uts.ay from the Ohio valley General
100 " N'fHNNAkH AIfFt NN9 rfrNnfa
~ underwent e. serious operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Low and Mrs.
sarah Davis left Tuesday FOR Independ-
chcc kas., where they Will spend the
winter with relatives.
HARRY Ganuey. who Is empfoved A.
1lsNeiand. O., arrived home Monday.
Mrs Ida Remick left Tuesday Tor can
on. o., called three by the illness OF
her daughter. Mrs. J.. Glenn Elliott.
Mrs. Martha Wells. Mrs. ". j.. Neuer-
and son. Master Robert. iert
tuesday afternoon for Atlantic CITY. n
j., where they VIII spend a couple Of
C. p MARITIME and c. Roeder have ar
rived home from an extended tour OF
ilt west They visited the cNpoEitioug
at san francisco and san DIEGO and
other interesting points.
Ihe girls OF the T. y. Fisher depart
ment store we're pleasantly ontertained
Monday evening by Miss Katherine
Brown. Sewing was the diversion OF the
evening and refreshments were served.
In honor OF Mrs. ". V. Pnepa or
Washington, Pa. Mrs. Ethel Sperfy. ~
neuver. COLI and Mrs. Meta west
Mooney. OF Washington. ID. C.. Mrs ri
IT. E1lrc and Miss Bertha Chadderf0n
entertained Monday evening al the home
of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. b
thadocrduu. Five tables o. bridge"
and ono OF rum were in play and ar
Tor tho games a dainty luncheon was
served.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

The weekly meeting or me JunIor Ne
8hanlcS Will be held In their nall on
The, kellar a. 9. football team will
lLty lhe burr a G. team Of Wheeling on
thS mil field saturday afternoon.
W. W. scott OF this city gave an in
teresting talk at the Board OF Trade
banquet tn the Elks hall. Tuesday even
No meeting OF the Boys Brigade will
De held this wee kor account OF the All
stMce OF some OF the members.
me l5qln,r LeaEue OF -. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church held an important
meeting In the sunday school room last
The last Of the concrete Il. the new
! sEtty Theatre was poured yesterday
o. J. L. Williams will conduct revi-
val services al the city Gospel Mission
starting sunday evening
10 session Of police court was held
last evening, as the blotter was clear.
ron isdlph Cole returned 10 his home
az fludlay yesterday morning after de-
INtIins "a talk at the Board Of Trade
Miss Gertrude GIL Of Martins Ferry
spennl Yesterday the guest of relatives
George Webb has resumed his studies
az the local high school after a two
Ralph Evans Of Belaire was removed
ton the local hospital Monday evening
suffering from a compound fracture 81
the leg. ~
a baby girl wahs born Yesterday 70
street.
The many friends or Mrs. r.. +. Schl-
niger VII regret 10 nlearu that she is
III ti her home on seventh street
o. q. Hr~lnp who was Injured in n
'""'N ac'Iusnf two weeks ago. was
"'le 10 De- on hth' streets yesterday.
samuel Ha~hIu- OF First street -
.'iitHy morning Tor Freehport 10
""t rabbits for USsveral days.
mother large crowd attended -.
t.tklr- carnival ln the Armory hall last
evening.
J'uh LOWS OF Eayefte street Is rccov-
erluEh az his home from lri,ri.s ~
tanned lr e. fan T4,sGahy All noon
lh" Athletic football team hold q,
t''n Iraetige uu the Fairgrounds last
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ACQUITTAL VERDICT
| FOUND BY JURY
eElLAlRE BOYS NOT GUILTY OF
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO
KILL OFFICER STROBLE.
Trial opened az ST. clairsville Yester-
day-lnterestlng News From
Bellaire and Vicinity.

Following an all-day session of the
Belmont county Common Pleas Court
ht ST. Clairsyille. yesterday. the jury
n the case OF Nike Crawley and Joe
Conroy, Of Beliaire. indicted for as
Faulting Police Lieutenant John Stro-
pie with intent 20 kill. found "a verdict
|of |acquittal for the defendants.
The trial opened yesterday morning
lnd rapid progress was made with the
case. a jury was selected and about
|lS witnesses examined. after which
|the attorneys made their pleas. The
case was given 20 the jury about .
O'Clock. and after celebrating about
|one hour a verdict Of acquittal was
Preached.
During the trial yesterday TWO wit.
.ensscs testified that on the night Of
the assault they saw one man only.
and that he did not answer the de-
|Fcription Of either OF the defendants.
There was no n else in sight when
the assault took place. declared the
witnesses. When the jury retired the
conclusion reached by those who
heard the evidence was that q verdict
In favor Of the defendants would be
rendered.
The assault on Omccr Strobe was
made some time IN July. while he
WIS walking along Thirty-frst street.
almost Pm Tho shadow Of the city build
ing. He was given a severe beating
By his ANTAGONISTS and rendered UNI
conscious. boo which condition he re-
NAMED for several hours The man
who committed the assault secured
the officers har and disappeared and
has not been seen In The city since
Officer Strobe was on duty for six
weeks or more on o Of the iHju-
rios ne sustained
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Real Estate rrnnrferr.

Wilbur l.. Mediu and wife 20 Lorenzo
Fetelle. lot. city. X325.
Naoma Williamson 20 Henry a. VII
hanson. " lots. Know township. 81.
Naoma Williamson 70 olive GuttOn,
Knox township. two lots: 81.
Naoma Williamson 90 Nm. William
son, two lots. Knox township. 81.
Andrew Lover and wife 10 -~teupen
Vile Euildiug & Loan Association Co.
lot, Mingo Junction. FL.
Anna T.. Cashier 10 Fred =. Marker.
acres, Cross Creek township: $1,000.
James 4. Dtnger and wife 10 Nelson
Thomas, lot. East Springfield. Sl.1OO.
william G. Smith and wife TO Minerva
J. Smith. two lots, city: $3.50.
Ann Elliott TO Robert MCElliott. lot.
Richmond village 81.
Robert McEliott TO Laura Elliott.
lots. Village.
Naomi Williamson TO Artie NJ. Emery.
Knox township, two lots, 81.
Naomi Williamson TO HeCt1e NJ. CrarE.
knoN township. two lots. 81.
Louis g. Bendurc and wife 10 David
Morris. Jr. and wife, two lots, Pleasant
Heights. 81.
Mary g Watt q al 10 Mike Baron. lot.
LaBeueview. 1878.
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TAKE WHEN BILIOUS. HEApAcHY.
FOR SoIos. BAD BREATH,
SOUR STOMACH.

instead of nasty. harsh pills. salts.
castor oil or dangerous caiomeL. why
uont you keep Cascarets handy In
your home? Cascarets act on the liver
ana thirty feet of bowels so gently you
tic, but they act thoroughly and can
De depended upon when a good liver
ana bowel cleansing IS necessary
they move the bile and poison from
The bowels without gripping. and sweet
the stomach. You eat one or two
az night. like candy. and you wake up
ieeiins hne. the headache. biliousness.
bad breath. coated tongue. sour SION.
ach. constipation or bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross.
sick. feverish or bilious children a
whole Cascaret any time-they are
harmless and safe for the little folks.
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Prot. Carl Ctrothors. OF Pittsburgh.
Mll give a recital. assisted hy the boys
ana Girls Gles club Uf the high school.
in The First Presbyterian church. this
evening. The program follows.
PART /.
Marching song .......B Boys Gles CLUB
Son OF the Desert Am I...... phillips
Readings
taJ some Things We DO Well.
ODD Two sides tp O. Question.
tat How Ireland cot ITS Nams...E1I
CD Mother MaDhrre...... O.cutf-ElII
lcl irish Names ........ Illt0n-Tur.ey
Readings
CAB Mr. CaSay'e Party.
D. Department Store scenes
The Gypsy Trail ....... Galloway
PART a.
selections from "Iht tIr.fIy" ~
....... Girls Gles club
The Cay Huaalr ....... .Gf.rI
Headings
CAD The Ns..Hhura.
ttI child Stories
Good Night. Nayi1
Director 90 sItD tIut-=I g. HaI-t,lI
A.ruwIaui-t-N.-s H'lu,H. EodrwIE
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Seihber from California. wher. they
been spending tho past nine months
water Dorsey. OF hammock. was "A
visitor here yesterday. -
Mrs. Henry Powek. OF Gravel Hulhas
friends here. "
Ralph sutton has eturned 10 OKLA
Rose Han. "
Mrs Albert Ebcrlc entertained a marty
on l"lles al her home ON North Jeffer-
son street. last eyeuiEg.
Mrs. Louis Schaffyr has returned to
Nor nome IN fuWhatan after a visit Win
friends here. wan
James hutchinson. Of Elm Grove. has
returned home after a ylsit vtfb -.
tIVts here.
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STEUBENVILLE

case OF much interest here and iu To-
rurto. that of Charles 81. Stratfou
against hi- brother. Walter b. Stratfun.
uf Toronto. has been dismissed ty tho
T. ulfrd states supreme court Tor want
OF Jurisdiction. Walter Strattou. DO Will
DE remembered sued his brother for the
return of a EruuI--urE note given for
20 patent on sewer pipe. represented 10
Doe o. legal means OF -cirCumytnUug the
sherman antitrust law and was given
Judgment for Ssl1HU In the Ohio Court
OF Appeals OF tine Stsupeuyllls district.
Charles 50. Str1ttOu then sought 90 have
the case reviewed Dos the supreme court
Of The United states instead ot the Su-
Ertmt court OF ohio
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BRIDGEPORT


The Ladies Of st Anthony's Catholic
church served a large number OF sup
pcrs al their chicken supper. which Mas
served Last evening IN the Hardly Able
LIN rooms under the p~ostonice. All at
tendlns stated that the supper was one
OF the best ever given. No doubt an
other large crowd will be present al the
this evening
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Nov. 1O-Two
civil cases were filed IN the COMMON
pleas court Wednesday.
The first was filed By George w.
Myers and Frank Myers against ohm
Hall. Plaintiffs wish TO recover IA iudE-
ment Of S1OS.60 from the defendant re-
ceiyed In the court OF Harry 4. Kinney.
OF Rellaire.
The other was that Of John Futhey
and Robert Futhey against Nincengo
DesantlSsi Ct al. Plaintiffs allege that
there h. due from the defendants ne
sum Of SS47. which Is due for material
furnished.
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Estate Of l.. W. GREGG. deceased. sale
bill filed and approved.
Guardianship OF samuel strain. appli-
cation for appointment of guardian and
NOT, ordered.
Estate OF George A. Mckim. deceased
account filed and notice ordered.
Matter OF the contest by Charles Jun
kius OF the election Of Herman A. Shafcr
az mayor Of bridgeport. notice Of c0n-
test filed Three frec-huIdsrs appointed
Co. try contest and notice and
ordered
Estate % Joseph Wilson. deceased. &C
count settled.
Estate Of Theodore Keller. deceased.
account settled.
Estate of fIdsIis Boyd. deceased. sc-
count settled.
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MARTINS FERRY
Boy

NuHtm ~SalNheAd. who was injured in
.-a"ag accident al the corner or
iNtH ana hanover street. TUESDAY al
noon, D. recovering as well as can 5e
expected 10 was said yesterday fE4f
@.vH.i .ptiou paper viii 10, gotten IN
Tor the lad. uwiuE 10 the .rrsrIst
surrounding the case
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N'mH,rs OF fHo HofHrrfId family
fr" HehfuE In three armiss. three fn
''n british. frrro Of tho Frankfort
branch In tho German. and two OF tho
NH.'r.an family with tho Austrian
army
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Rsudsnt. comni.,n

The residents OF wOlfhurst. west OF
THIS city. are complaining OF the condi-
ton OF the bridge on the National road
at mat place. The structure Is built OF
concrete and recently the top OF the COM
crete was taken on and bricks laid but
nothihs else has been done TO the
bridge. Unless the bridge is opened
soon action Will likely be taken in the
courts.
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sheriff Clyde Bulger was in the city
yesterday serving subpoenas In the
election contest hled by Charles junk
ms. The case will come up FOR hearing
next Tuesday and no doubt "a recount
Will be ordered by the men who were
appointed TO settle the dispute.
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Charies rroIIry aged a. sea- died
Weduesday morning at hIs home on
Hamilton stree. from rrighfs disease
He was am sT.ra. man aud proprietor
0f q grocery Or Hamilton street Ha
81 survived hF f.. mother. H-. caro-
line Cr0II.E. ono brother and ono aI.
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The meeting Of The ReIIairo Com
mercial Club scheduled for this oven
Ing has been postponed. owing 20 the
hlucss ~ Morris Dubois. president Of
the club Dubois is suffering from
stomach trouble
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Margaret Joyce. the notorious charar-
yer who was fined 500 and costs ana 49,
t'N'tI 20 slA months Iu Jail was -I8
glt OF town yesterday morp,rg -
,y.l hot 20 return. The minute ,h-
SsAt" comes 10 this city she viii he
err,It' pay the fine and serve the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

The Ladies Aid Society Of tho First
NJ. r. church has made ARRANGEMENTS
for q rummare sale f0 boz held Thurs.
day. Friday and Saturday The affair
will b. held in tho voting booth ON
Thirfy.oierfh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

o. s. Holloway. .t Flushing. was a
local caller h.-terlaE.
samuel HART uf Huntington. W Va.
has returned home after a visit with DTS
brother Philip Harfy
Mtsars Ross SII.buttOm. RAY Cord
Nor and Martin Cnrten. drove O. Who'll
ing last evening i0 tho IHftar'a aut0mI-
bile They we've nrrHmpanisI bt Misses
Beatrice tnwCn and Ruth C.rdrrr.
Mt and Mrs. Henry smith. OF HHrnf4.
fI.I. ere visiting their daughter. Mrs.
EUHa Fowler
Mrs E o. NILES and son. George. ore
tIaIfIuE Utr parents Iu I~NrfrH..Ur.. I.
a cake walls viii hs held ir Oh. Pine
Fr.E. r.huU. house Friday a box soc
..H' viii uIrn ta held af IHu.fa school
house
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lunch This Evsning.

The Ladies Aid society OF the Park
N. r. church have completed arrange
ments FOR a lunch which Will be served
IN the church this evening from > to y
o'clock. A fine menu has been prepared
and no doubt a large crowd will be pres
tnt at the affair.
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Open In Two wssN,

Arrangements are being made fo-
lIrnhs the new Frar' theatre In fb.
j i".rfhdl nail building ln about tyo
weeks. or no later than ThanksEiyfrg
Jay The pltsterers WilIcompIete worE
.u, after part OF the week when WORK
position. " seats IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

The local high school FOOTBALL team
held a practice last evening ~ preparH-
ton FOR the game at Wellsburg. Satur-
day afternoon with the team OF that
place. The locals will practice each
evening this week In order TO be In the
best OF condition for the game.
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To-days Cases.

The following cases will be tried IN
the common pleas court to-day.
state Of Ohio ". Clarence Richards.
arps.
state Of Ohio VS.. Arthur Patterson.
rape.
non suLuurI-
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Using New Lens

Several Of the cars on the Barton and
Bellalre division OF the Wheeling Trao-
ton company are using the Dillon Lens
ana they are a great Improvement over
the old head lights. They Will not
blind the eye like the lights ON most Of
the ears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

The Retail clerks union uIII hold
its regular urofIrE This evening .n
odd Fellow bali ON Redmond street
Several new member will hr Initiated
and other bu-.roas will DO transacted
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No Polic. cnnr

Yesterday was the nrst time for sew
eral days that no session OF police court
was held there being no arrests mH-.
tuesday evening Up TO a late hour
last evening II looked like a blank FOR
this morning as no arrests had been
made.