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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
WOUNDED LEAVE;
PIEDRAS NEGRAS
Is DESTINATION
20 MEN WHO FELL IN FIGHT or
MARCH 27 TO REJ0IN ARMY
BY VILLA ORDER.
ONLY IA NOW REMAIN - MANY
VOLUNTEER NURSES HAVE
COMPLETED SERVICE.

| Al 3lj o'clock this afternoon when "a
tram pulled uut w thc Gulf Coast line pas
~engrr station. there went out with ID
seventy Villa -uldicr- who irII with bullet
wounds IN the battle before Matamoro- on
March 1l. cut VI " total VI 1lO wounded
brought tu Brownsville un the night nf
March ~ and ou sunday. March -. there
nov remain unlN fourteen. lNG having been
practically cured from their hurt-, only
trn dying a result ~ fatal wuund-. Two
eases brought ~ Brownsville later are not
included IA these figures. Onr ~ the lat
Ter. General Saul Navarro. died. making a
total ut eleven deaths
Two coaches were provided ~ the Villa
CONSUL EmIlIu Gurza by urdcr~ "a General
Francisco Villa. aud the men are being
taken tu Eagle Pas. Texas. where they
viii bc transferred over the International
bridge tu Pirdru- Nrgra-. Mexico. ~ again
ION the Villa army. The car~ will be
transferred nv thc Southern Pacific rail
road 70 Placed". and travelling by way of
~au Antonio. they will reach Eagle Pass
tomorrow about noon.
The fourteen wounded now WI Browns
willie will BE- held 40 the main Red Cross
hospital m the Br-triru building. aud the
Washington theatcr hospital on Washing
ton street. viii WV closed this afternoon.
With the closing uf this hospital. which
was WV charge WI Mr.. Francisco Yturria
aud Mis- Josephine Webb. the following
volunteer nurses are relieved from duty.
Mis- Elrur >ul-. Mr.. William Egly. Miss
Carmen Aluuzu. Mis- Gertrude Lerma. Miss
Caledonia >uli-. Mis- Sophia Soils. Mr.
Paula Morrua. Mi-- Ezegua Perez. Miss
Jeanette Armstrong. Ms Ethel Neale,
and Abclardo Treyiuo. who assisted ia the
administration Nj the business affairs al
thi~ hospital. This lit does not include
these at The mann hu-psa IN the Br-tciro
building. ONLY one death occurred al the
Washington street hospital. out ~ total
4 iiity~even patients originally inierned
there. This was Martin Nalcnzuela. who
lied from a wound IA the abdomen.
The death ratio IN the temporary Red
Gross hospitals ~ Brownsville j. consider
td wonderful tribute tu the care and at
cntiou given the wounded men by the ply
-iciau- WI Brownsville who gave of their
lime with exceeding hbrrdliiy. aud tn the
industry and close watch gwen hy the vol
Iutcrr nurses who answered the call on
hat Saturday night and sunday when man
ttcr man. wounded. was brought To
Brownsville. With the arrival ot the
Amrriran Red Gross nurses, with their ex-
,ericucc and wise administration. the vol
lutcrr nurses were relieved "A much Of
heir work. nevertheless practically all of
hem remained and were ~ valuable as
~l>lauce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
Germans Claim Successes Are Held.
Bv Associated PreSS.)

Berlin. April 81 tOnciuD French
and British attempts "a rrcuuqucr lu~t
ground IN Belgium. near I.angmarcke.
failed. The total uf prisoners taken Eng
li~h. French and Belgian. are 2.470. Thirty
five cannon were captured. IN the Cham
pagne region the Germans blasted 4 French
trench. The French IN that vicinity she'll
ed one Of their own trenches. The Ger
mans made progress iu thr forest ot I.p.
preirr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
ROME REPORTS
SITUATION AT
TRIESTE BAD

Rome. ltnlN Nrril 3i Alarming rr
ports have been received ~ conditions
among Italians iu The Austrian city of
Trieste Most WI the male residents uf
that city are serving in the army. II IN
reported majority ut those remaining
are under arrest for anti war demon.
~trlliuu> The prison could not hold
all those arrested. aud large school
building was transformed iut" j Jail
AIi shops are closed tor fear of piilagc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
HARRY THAW'S ELATI0N
OVER TRIAL WAS SHORT

New York. April 2i- Harry Thaw-
elation over the belief that he had won y
iury trial io decide III sanity wa- short
lived. State Attorney General Wuodhur,
has appealed ~ the higher courts w pass
on the legality of the lower courts deci-
sion Yesterday granting fhaw sanity
trial. This appeal will stay the Thaw trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
TURK OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH
A MASSACRE
(By Associated Prc--.)

1il-. Trau-ruuca-ra. April 1l Twcn-
tv-thrrr mru arriving ai small town
named Dyadm IL Turkish Armenia report
that thry escaped -houtiuv and mu-~acrc
ordered hy the Turkish authoritic- recently
m I.akr,cn. also VI Turkish Armenia. Local
they claim. we're wholly re-
-pnn-iblc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
SEXES
STEAMER AND TO
BUY HER CARGO

London. April The steamer Maria
from Galveston. With cotton tar sweden.
was detained nn thc Scottish coast pending
thr purchase ri her cotton hr thr British
government under The cotton agreement.
The steamer l.lvuuia. Galveston WV Den
mark. with cotton. Wa~ Detained bv the
British pending Investigations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
ZEPPLIN DAMAGE ENGLISH
WARSHIP IN AIR ATTACK

Washington. u. g.. April 2l- The Ger
man embassy announce that u has n-
formation from reliable source" that q
British baiile~hip was severely damaged
in tie last Zeppelin attack over the River
Tyne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
MINERS UNION
OFFICIAL IS
BEING TRIED

Trinidad. Colo. April 80 Testimony
began today IN the trial ot John X. Law
ION NJ the United Mine Worker. charged
with murder IN connection with the death
If John Nimmu, deputy sheriff. III the bat
tie at Ludlow in the fall of 1913 The state
charged that Lawson commanded the
striking coal miners IN this battle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24

Houston. Trxa~. April Although
railway service ha- been drm"r.ilifrd bN
washouts and all the Soulh TeNa- -tream-
are rapidly rising there N hope that the
floods will not be- dl~a irous. The ram
are now largely local. The crop DAMAGE
is heavy. but no lives have been io-t az
South Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
CREW ORIFTEO IL HOUSE
IN BOAT, WERE SAVED

London. April pa German submarine
Wednesday sank the British irrightcr Ruth
100 miles of shore ~ the North Sea The
crew drIitrd NJ 4 small boat twelve hour
and then all were saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
SW0B0DA ADMITS
IS A SUBJECT
OF GERMANY

PARIS. April 81 Raymond Swuhull
Who was accused of setting fire to thc
liner In Tourainc aud wh" claimed NV hr
ana American. now admits that hc r. a
German subject and this hI- real name wv
Raymond Rulf Schwnd. he D. ~tll held
un 4 charge ut espionage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
Japan REPORTED HAVING
SENT CHINA ULTlMATUM
Hy Associated Press.)

Honolulu. April 3l Toxic a.
paichc- say Japan ha~ sent an ulil-
muium ~ China drmaudIu. wv
answer within three day To the
Japanr-r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
HEAD OF AUSTRIAN ARMY
DOES NOT SEE WARS END

Geneva. April 80 General Dankl.
head ID the Austrian army. J. quoted
NM an interview with Swiss rOrre-
~poudent a. saying the war will not
rnd soon nankl sand ~ could not
even guess it, length.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
VILLA IMPRISONS
BROTHER0FG GEN.
ALVAR0 0BREGON
FRANCISCO OBREGON, 6O-YEARS
OLD, HEALTH SEEKER, MAY
HAVE BEEN EXECUTED.
STATEMENT OF CAPTURE SENT FROM
iRApUATO BY GEN. OBREGON
TODAY.

Irapuatu. Mexico. April -. General AL
var" obrcg"u i--ucd = statement today
that General Francisco Villa ha- taken
prisoner his brother. Francisco Obrceon.
who was w Guadulaiura tor ~ health
Francisco I- 60 yrur~ old.
General Dhrrgou says w. presumed Villa
had executed Francisco hy nov.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
Finnish Steamer is TorpeGOed.

Stockholm. April 3l.-A German sub
marine tor'rdord and sank y Finnish
tramrr. the Track. IN the Baltic Sea. II
NJ reported lhc crew wa- saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gull coast and the Magic
Valley j. ISSUED ~ the United States
weather bureau al New Orleans
Cloudy tonight and sunday; fresh
southeast winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
ChicagO's Mayor
Hides From Many
Seekers OF Jobs
(Ry Associated Prcssl

Chicago. III April - Z" escape
thousands of JOB seekers Mayor Elect
= W.i,i. Thompson has gone into hiding
He has hotel room known only to hi>
closest friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
VILLA TROOPS AGAIN ARE
HOLDING GUADAlAJARA

III Pa>o, Texas. April 24.-Guada-
laiara has been reoccupied by Villa
troops. the Villa agency here an
nunncc~ today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather ob~er-
vations. covering the - hour period
ending at n. m. today. are furnished
by the United States weather bureau
station. Brownsville:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
HERALD'S OVERLANDS
INTEREST
New Contestants Come In And Old Ones
Work Harder When They See Beauti-
full Prizes Now On Exhibition.

Interest Ia the Herald : greatest sub
srriutiun contest H. increasing daily.
The receipt nf the two biz Overland
ears and the Strich 4 Iridlrr piano has
had 4 wonderful effect IA quckcuing
Tho efforts ~ the contestants.
What difference there Is between
showing people I'LL, real thing and a
mere flat printed cat of il. II ls hardly
reasonable to expect " person tu become
wildly enthusiastic over the picture and
the printed description of anything.
even ann automobile that j. 10 hr given
away. hut when Nuu can Srr the machine
locii. examine IL from every side. take
III ihr lull beauty WI its graceful lines
md smart finish. aud watch the motor
operate nui>rlt.>Sly and perfectly. why
then Nnu have an excuse for becoming
tumutuuu>ly Interested in that machine
and deciding that YOU are going to work
and win t
hn this instance. however. the people
81 brownsville and the Valley did not
wait tu see the prizes before announc-
ing their intention OF working for them.
They know FROM experience that Herald
prizes are always ~ good aS they are
claimed jp hr and that Herald promises
lalways are kept. Consequently. they
Took thr printed liSi NJ prizes on faith
and entered thr race ~ goodly number
With the arrival uf the ears ami the
piapo. interest has grown e. the cnthu-
siastic point Au uurndiug stream 81
people have visited the show rooms Of
the International Sales Co. where the
two Overland ears are 10 hr seen. and
many amt complimentary have been
\ their comments
Aren I They Beauties?
"oh aren't they beauties But how
can thr Herald do II " That question II
Ion every one \ lips or in everyone i mind
Y rur II II difficult "a understand how
IrNrn lhr representative daily uf the
Magic Valley can afford u give away 81
many and - valuable prizes.
AS 4 matter 81 fact. the Herald could
mot and would not offer such generous
prizes II i did not have abounding
\ faith III the present ~ Well " ~ the
future of the Magic Valley and IN the
friendly interest and support of the prn-
pie who live and work here Relying
Iupor that friendly interest and support.
the Herald has begun this contest by
which II hopes IA widen itS sphere at
Influence and usefulness through an en-
Ilargcd subscription list. and to effect
that result offers 5000 worth of prizes
All Prizes Here.
New. all the various articles in the
wonderful list at prizes have arrived
and have been accepted. and from this
time on until the finish the contest prom
isrS To move at \ whirlwind pace.
The quickening of interest following
the showing Of the ears i already no
lticcahle. New contestants have entered
'thn field and the old ones have settled
into their stride with the determination
ito finish fighting.
Who will bc the successful ones,
That " the question which l. Worrying
ia number of people now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
The Best Car.

The Overland apily called the pace
maker Of the automobile world. has al
ways been 4 good ear. bat this year II
= more than good ear. il j. the best
ear for the money on the market. Beau
tifNll IN their graceful harmonious lines
supcrhlv finished and complete IN every
detail. these Herald ears suffer i'm no
particular by comparison with the high
rSt priced machines The Herald does
nothing by halves. Where other papers
similarly situated would have offered
one tivepaSSengrr touring ear AZ the
first prize. the Herald offers a seven
passenger. SiX cylinder ear and. for See
ond prize. i've passenger four cylin-
der ear. And these aIc not the smaller
sized. cheaper ears. but representatives
Of the two best and highest priced lines
turned ont hv the WHY'S Overland 90.
The list Of contestants old and new
will b. printed in IN. Herald next Mon
day along with some other announce.
mentS of interest 10 everybody. Watch
the Herald ; contest news in that issue
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24
Room for Many More.

are workers. but there j. room still for
many more entries. for in ~ one town
not excepting Brownsville. are there a
sufficient number III contestants "a cover
me field thoroughly
The opportunity u wide open. Any
one of the ten prizes which aggregate
1920 IN guaranteed value Il worth the
time AMI effort that will ~ needed to
win a. The potential subscribers are
here. there everywhere. willing 10 hr
signed up Us the first energetic worker
who approaches them.
Never before IN the history of this
Magic Valley has 80 liberal prize list
been offered for competition by any
newspaper. and We believe that in this
feature. M least. this contest is unique
when compared with other contests held
by papers similarly situated with re-
gard 10 circulation and size of commu-
nifty ~ which they are published.
ln the announcement opening the con
test the Herald promised that the prizes
would IA the best hat money could
buy. Am Inspection Of the two Over
buy. Nm Inspection of The two big over
land ears now on exhibition will con
vince anyone that the Herald has more
than kept this promise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24

The hrid-whch includes the entire
Lower Rio Grandr Valley has hard
IN been touched ~ yet. although
u lot uf hard work has been done
and some of the contestants are
pillng NJ the votes al very Sati>iac-
tony pace. Others are going more slow
"a ~ lar a> present votes are concerned.
hut. at the same time they are making
plans amt putting ont lines that will
bring results later on. u few of those
Whose names were on the list first pub
IiShrd have failed tu grasp the great op-
portunity presented 10 them and have
been replaced I'm others more alive u
the advantages Of the Herald ; most
liberal offer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
Woods For Governor.


Ever and anon. and even more ire.
quently. some one comes along 70
this tair city. calls Tor the correspond
ents. and shoots a gubernatorial ar
row INTO the air. hoping II will TAFT
somewhere and hit somebody OF whom
the Democratic leaders subsequently
may say: Thou art the mar" There
nave been many arrows ca~tapaulted
INTO the empyrean during the midsum
iner madness. Tut nobody seems 70
nave been fatally hit. From John y.
Davis 20 John L. wilkinson. from
Frank b. EnHlow to Tom Hodges. from
laurence Tierney 10 George Neal.
IRON John Hamilton 10 John Corn
welNthesc and others have had a
shout o the housetops. stirred up a
lev sickly. exhausted echoes, got a
BOOST IN partisan sanctums here ana
mere or "A thump with the hammer
from Old Grump. and stretched OUT
on the shelf.
lhe latest name TO be skyrocketer
IN the hope by some. at least. that
IL may stir up a chorus OF startled
and favorable "a-hasr from the faith
tul II that Of President OF the Senate
sam Woods OF the county OF Bar
oour Charles W. Osenton. the t'ay.
cite county Chiffon leader. motored
INTO the city 4 day or so ago ana
touched the fuse under Woods name
According TO Mr.. Osenton. Woods Is
me man; they are talking about
woods a great deal in southern West
virginia, declared the visitor from
Fayetteville. Quite a boom down
there for President Sam. yes Indeed.
And so we now have with US, ladies'
and gents. the Wods boom for gov.
eynor. May it live lone and prosper.
IS the toast OF its sponsor. 10 winch
some Democrats and all Republicans
VIII not withhold an enthusiastic as
sent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
ALL BUSINESS INTERESTS WILL
BE CCURTED BY BOTH PARTIES

b. their department OF justice. but
20 he fact that there hasn't been any.
he ordinary minor cases Tney
want 10 Be known as a friend OF busi.
hess They are safe and sane as 10
all OF that.
The Republican party appears 20
De no less anxious 10 be so regarded
IN the future as II has always proven
user In the past-the party OF con
s~tructon; the party Of the business
man from the magnate to the man with
a Z by 4 mahine shop.
The biz politicians in both the old
paFties say. and a. certainly looks II.
mat the day Of Misunderstanding n
past. M d~emagogue Is doomed. muck
rskng Il n OF the lost and ilbeled
arts. The reformer Is an Outcast.the
up44fter as extinct as the dodo. ana
the ~iconoclast a plague-marked man
among his fellows.
They say hat there may b. A 60
called party for these disturbers OF
the peace mex year. a. there mas
always been. but they will md no
haven within the lines Of the two oIa
PARTIES examinations.
And that Is the way II looks TO
about everybody else. too. who Is
looking at II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

ohio. has been visiting her father. Mr..
Robert Bonar. ST.
Rev. and Mrs. u. d.. Phillips and chill
dreu were guests last week Of Mrs.
sarah Ihrshall. ~ near Warwopd.
Again the citizens ~ West Liberty
must thank br. Allen and some friends
TOT tneir assistance lu repairing breaks
POO the telephone wire. Patience has al
most ceased Co bo a virtue with tho
Subscribers tu the HsIl telephone this
summer iu Wet Liberty.
O. q Eutsf0r1. OF wheeling Or visit
INK relatives here.
a humber from here attended the
1~ranEcrr picnic AT center school house
ON saturday.
ST and Mrs o. r. NcCoIoch. Gail
MrDuIloch. A. D. MrCoIioah SIR Forest.
or " % Hearr. r. s. curtis. S. r. rald-
r~'rnrosrd a party attondirr tho
Jnrktuwu fair
sire W.. vs. UraII of WeI.arlrr vas
o. caller iu town last week
a number from here vii attend tho
s1In near valley Grove ~ a s. HeIL
uu AuglH la
The Short creek 49, b. Sunday school
Hill boo 'h.'r annual p..r." Hr Tho
church lawn Hr Saturday August o. The
fu unite with them.
Mr. EIaIr White is having one 81 rIa
houses rrmnfHiet ord when completed
VIII br fnr rent
Nra WIN Hrift. ~ Wheeling was
Fus.t OF Mr. ana Mrs o. vs. Rogers 1n
saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

burg relatives. Mr. Robert Mackey
and dsushtrr Mrs Anna Montgomery
and son Vernon. accompanied them
and will visit with them
Miss Anna rraubert has returned
20 hor homo after a visit Of more nan
. week with friends in Washington.
Pa.
Miss Beatrice Bagusy. who has been
visiting oil Che home of NIsE Edith
Robinson ~ NiuIh street. returned
90 her home Boo Hayes. ~
Mrs. Carrie Dunfsn ana daughter.
Miss Della are VISITING for "a week
With Nra uur 7ns daughter. Mrs. y.
o. Hard-ouk of N'llprs station. ONO.
Mics Iary FeFsn Of the Iuarrens
PakiuE Go. ls rvay un her vacation.
She Is visiting in Pittsburgh. IA
whore she expects fo stay for about
or week
Nise Jessie riu-Ira h-p returned
fo ror q, We in 'hIe r.fy AFTER n vaca
fion spout In Imperial and Tranord
city. o.
Frank vs. Hr7Iv ~ Scranton. pa
o. tis .uE HF mother. Mrs Emma
Brady 1f Commerce street. Mr Brady
is Instructor -u the International cor.
r~rar1n'er'' SCHOOLS and has been
FOR a number OF yoarr
Ma Jesse Brady .s i0 Marshall
county. attending The fIneral OF 3D.
vs.. Allen NiF- Fuwp Allen. dauEn.
Ger ~ tlc deceased man ia VOL known
in Brooke county 1s fhc often visits
hero.
Mrs y r. Douglass and son irwin
have returned fo WellsburR after q
week AZ Mountain lake Park Mary.
land Tho "trip both uays was made
.n their Cadillac roadster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

Miss Mary Barrett. 81 Warrington. Is
the guest Of Miss Beatrice Mcconnell
Mr.. and Mrs. X. g. CrisweII and dauEh-
ter. Geneva. ~ Cleveland. spent SUNDAY
and Monday with relatives az SilversIdc.
Mrs. Myrtle Carnahan entertained
with "a corn roast and water melon party
AZ her home near Bethlehem on Friday
evening
Mrs D. p Bender viii entertain tho
M omen Bible class of the Bethlehem
p MON SUNDAY school this evening
MrH. o. g. kIagca and her dauRntaf.
tlun went 90 ohio yesterday t1 gIsif
Mrs klaEes' sister. Airs George MIrrh.
- belmont and Co attend the Barnes
Willie fair.
Allen Mocombs lost a valuable horse
ur euutnv.
Mics Anna Weisklrcher. ~ Park View.
and Miss Anna EtImmcl. or Warwoof.
N" were the guests or Miss Alice
tflreuH ate returned Co their npurrr
Mr. and Mrs a. F. Mer0mIa. Of Wea-
terElIlc. o.. are visiting relatives here
Miaa virginia Reed. of wheeling b.
Tho guest m Nlss Marguerite Hood
y =. Dean. or near here. and hfr
brother O. N. ~ Whre1InE. ere attend.
ink several ohio fafrr. where tnrv have
Hor"er entered ln the races.
after two weeks vacation the Beth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
coNsTAeLE

Constable Dom Morris. OF Center
district who has been seriously 900
Tor several months is imrroviur and
nov recuperafinr on tho farm OF 50.
J Fitzpatrick. out Pleasant Valley
His many friends iu Wheeling ufI
be pleased 10 learn Of hia GONZALEZ
euce
Mr. Morris De- an ardent reader Of
The Intelligence and has been n
regular subscriber 20 me paper Tor
over t~hlrty-hve years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

Mics MARY Elder BE- Improving af the
North MhefiirE hospital where sUn Uu.
dor went aU operation FOR H~uufnFIrfIa
last urrE
Mics Julia UIfEiry ia Nrm. from n
several days trip iu WhrrIIue
several parties have trHu looking af
tho hartley residence with H Wow ~
renting DO and De- is expected fn DO ready
Tor occupancy hF fhr time tho fHI torn
~ school 100 the Normal opens
Nra OFlsrr. m near NrDorrefar|ITr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

Clyde Shriner was the victim OF a
painful accident on Sunday evening
near his home on Charles street above
Fourteenth. He wa din nm tbe
street on a bicycle. and went to turn
on the street car track. and one wheel
caught in the space between the tract
ana the paving giving him a hard
ran. lie struck on n Knee inturing
the knee-cap painfully. lie win DO
unable to be- about for sometime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24

Rev. F. NJ. Biddle Of the Christian
Church and son Paul arrived home
Saturday from Augusta. where Rev
Biddle was visiting his son Rev. Earl
Biddle. While In Augusta a series
OF revival meetings were held. Mrs
Biddle and the other children expect
to return to Wellsburg after the roads
in good condition. so that The trip
car be Tade by auto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
Homo Erom srhnnl

Harry Hoover. Of this city. who at
tended valparaiso. Indiana College last
term Is spending the remainder oF
MS in this city with his motn.
er n sisters. He expects 10 20
back 10 school IN several weeks when
the summer vacation ends.