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The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Damage at Friecric!.snasen.

Geneva, Switzerland. via Paris
Or the six bombs dropped on zep
pelin dirigible belaan worksheds at
by Allied aviators
iour ieii on enpty sheds and one
struck building IN which was the
framework of new Zeppelin. The
french aviator who dropped the
bombs wes under heavy Are.
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13

Colcn.-The city CO Colon, half O
which was destroyed by fire., present
ed scene OF desoiation. Accord,nc
to police records, 10 persons. two O.
whom were Panama policemen, per-
lshed and many were injured Til.
loss IS still estimated at S2,00O.eOt
Ihe American consulate was anon.
the buildings DESTROYED.
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Labor Must C-o-operate

Mushogee, Okla-C,oser relations
between TIE employer and employe,
crop diversiflcation and more liberal
treatment for the small farmer were
urged by speakers at the Southern
Commercial Congress as essential 10
the commercial development OF the
South
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Kitchener scoree Ca. Ronh.

Aondon.-War Secretary K,+oho
.n Tue House of Lords referred to the
use ny tne German Armies in the West
ol asphyxiating bombs. He declared
tnat Germany had stopped to acts
wMcn surely will stain indeMbly her
military history"
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
GENERAL MANAGER RED CROSS
PRESIDENT Appoints General Carroll A
Devai

PRESIDENT Appoints General Carroll A.
Devai
"ash1nston.-Pre Wilson 50
mead OF the American Red Cross has
appointed Brig. Gen. Carroll A DavoJ
y - o. A. general manager of the Red
oross' newly-created position.
General Devol. now attached to tho
General Staff, was given three months
,ea'e OF absence on May 1 to assume
lis new Office and become active
neao or the Red Cross. He has not
determined whether he will remain
IN the position permanently. To do
so he would have to resign from +ho
a,luy at the expiration of the three
ontns leave as he will not reach the
age OF retirement for several years
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Charles e. LittIefeId Dead

New lo-k.-Charles z. Littlefielo,
former representative from Maine,
oied IN a hospital here, after an opera,
tion Mr.. Littlefieh was born in 1881
lie was g. Republican
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Henry W. Miller Vice pres,d.n.

Raletgh.-Henry w. Miller Of AZ.
lanta, assistant to the president of
the Southern Railway, has been pro-
noted to the vice presidency of the
road. 1t was announced here.
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
Switzerland Prerarino

berne' Swltzerland-The Federal
council decided to call out the sixth
division Of the Swiss armv.
The commonwealth., 1915-05-13
DR.. LOUIS E. VAN NORMAN

Or. Louis e. Van Norman, who for
ten years has been In charge Of the
forelgn department of the American
Review Ct Reviews, has been made
editor in chief Of The Nations Busi-
ness, the official magazine Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States issued in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

25574-william A. Gillespie. Balti-
moro. Nd. Buick.
25575-Roy Guyther. Mechanicsville,
Md. Studebaker
25576--Winston Churchill, Plainfield.
n. H. Cadillac.
26677-Mrs. H. A. Stump. Baltimore
Nd. Overland.
2557s-Autogenous Welding Company.
Baltimore, Nd. Packard.
2S579-Ezra w. Jones, Baltimore. Md,
Ford.
255so--William d. Gill, Baltimore,
Md, Overland.
255s1-kate !. Blinn, Baltimore. Nd,
,, Chalmers.
255sa-Helen Cullison. Baltimore. Md,
Ford.
255ss-W. NJ Baechtel, Hagerstown,
255s4-J. A. Link, Walbrook. Md,
Chalmers
255s5-P. p. Williams. Doneaster. Nd,
Buick.
.55sS-o. T. Pear-e. Baltimore. Md.
Overland
e55s7-Paul w Gibson, East Falls
church, Va. Maxwell.
265SS-George P. Zouck. Baltimore,
255ss-charles King & Son. Alexan-
a55so-Charles w Sees. Baltimore.
Md, Paige
2559l-Ellen A McAndrews. Baiti-
lilol IlU., SHdlHlGTE.
255s2-E. d. Mccain, Frederick. Nd.
Chalmers.
255s3-L. H. Smith, Bethesda. Nd,
Franklin.
255s4-charles E. Kunkel, Baltimore,
Md, Buick.
25596-Edmund Haefner. Baltimore
Md, Kissel
255s6-Julius Levy, Baltimore. Md.
Locomobile.
25597-Richard B. Coffman, Radio,
Va. Pope Hartford
Md. Ford.
255s9-Charles Z. Benson, Cabin John.
Md, Ford
2o600-Eli Z. Adalman, Baltimore.
Md. Ford.
256Ol-D- NJ Englar. Uniontown. Nd.
Overland.
! 25s02-John H. T. Briscoe Leonar,'
town. Md, Ford
25SO3-Mrs. A. V. Barker, Baltimore
Nd. Chalmers.
25S04-George w. Brown, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Md. Michigan
25so5-vincent 8. o'Malley, St. Denis,
Md. Overland.
25606-W. A. Ford. Hagerstown. Nd.
Chalmers.
a5sO7-B. 7. Scott. Baltimore. Md.
Oldsmobile.
o560S-E A. Leayell. Chevy Chase.
Md. Stude baker
25609-J. +. Hurst, Baltimore. Md.
Mercer.
25slo-Philip H. Duer Baltimore. Nd,
Hudson.
256l1-W. W. Russell. Baltimore, Md,
Pierce Arrow.
25elc-wood & Mckay. Leonardtown,
25ela-J ohm 7mirie, Chevy chase, Md,
REQ
25614-Georse J. krouse. Baltimore,
Md, Buick.
25615-JoAn $. Markoe, Monkton. Nd.
Overland.
c5616-Walter \. Ford, Westminster.
Md. Overland.
25617-c, W. Caldwell, Chevy Chase.
Md. Ford.
2561s-Henry II. Peck. Riverdale.
Md. Ford
25619-A F. kreissis < Co. Ealti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
more, Md, REQ.

more. Md, REQ.
25s20-A. Goshorn. Aquasco. Nd, REQ
2a621-W. l.. Clark, Baltimore, Mo :,
Chalmers.
25s22-Raymond \. Fisher, Baltimore,
Md. Ford
25s23-S. W. Snitzer. Baltimore. Nd.
Chandler.
.5s24-P. Z. Hyland. BalIston. Va.
Little Giant Truck.
casca-May g. Pilling. AretruS, Va.
Packard.
2562S-H. : Shaffer. Detroit, Mich.
Carnation.
25627-R. l.. Berry. Naval Academy,
Annapolis. Md. Haynes.
2562S-James f. Ray. Baltimore. Nd.
krit.
2562s-William II. Smallwood, puiey,
Md. Ford
25s5o-R ". owens. Cameron. Nd,
Ford.
25sSl-A. J. LaCroix. Bethesda, Nd.
Ford.
25e32-Rev L. f. Reilly. Clarksville,
Md. Ford.
25633-Charles A. Barnes. Silver
Spring, Md. Ford.
25s$i-Leo {. Lloyd. Ballston. Va.
Parry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
Il The *
Schools

Cadet night" probably will be held
at the Mckinley Manual Training
School this week. Dancing is to be one
of the features of the evening.
Each year an evening is given over
to the cadets at Tech at which they are
feted and hopes are expressed that one
of the companies of that school will
win the annual competitive drill.
x * i: ::
Central High Schools senior class has
decided to give a play class might. 1t
is to be "Esmeralda," and Mrs. E. r.
Walton. one Of the teachers at the
school. is to coach the young actors
and actresses. Features of interest
only to the class are to be given on
Senior night"
Leopold Freudberg, a graduate of
Business High School, spoke at the
school Wednesday morning on 'Insur-
ance."
Tech Life" official publication of
Mckinley Manual Training School, was
issued Friday. The new paper has
proved itself decided success in its
few months of existence, say many of
those at Tech.
"Principles of Law" was the subject
discussed by Mrs. Nanette Paul at the
Wilson Normal School Wednesday
evening. This was one of a series of
lectures being delivered Wednesday
evenings by Mrs. Paul under the au-
spices of the Parents League of the
third division.
The lectures are to continue for five
weeks. the subject for next Wednes-
day being The Nature of Law
+ X
May IA and Is have been decided
upon as the dates for the annual spring
play of Eastern High School.
4 4 < r
Business High Schools official publ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
hero last week going over the situa-

nero ldSt "Seh SoiHB oNSA eAS ~A~
ton.
Irving J. Henderson, member OF the
firm, inspected the new models last
week in New York. including the new
Cole Eight" cylinder line. The Cole
Motor Car Company has secured the
exclusive seasons output of the North
way Motor COMPANY plant on the Cole
eight motor.
The complete line this year includes
model 440-Four. two-passenEer road
ster, four passenger coupe and seven
passenger touring car. while the model
$50 Eight includes the same variety
of models The new models are en-
route to this city and are expected 10
arrive tomorrow and be placed on eX-
hibition.
In speaking Of the eisht-cyiinder
motor Mr. Henderson said yesterday:
The eight -cylinder motor Is not
new On the other hand. eiSht-cylin-
der motors We're used in Europe as far
back as 1902 Some of them were
built in America in 1903 and 1904. At
that time all types of gasoline motors
were more or less III an experimental
stage Single and double cylinder mo-
tors We're largely in use then because
they were easier to construct. the
J,e Dion Company in France adopted
the eight-cy1inder motor in 1903 and
has used it successfully ever since.
The Dover straits are only twenty-one
miles wide at Calais. which has been
connected with Dover by cable since 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
COLE EIGHT TO BE SOLD
BY HENDERSON-ROWE
Firm Obtains Entire Output Of
Northway Motor Car Com
pany's Plant.

Announcement is made today that the
Henderson-R Rowe Automobile Company,
1o12 14th street northwest. will repre-
sent the Cole automobile in the Ma
tional Capital. This decision was
reached following a conference with
W. L. Cole, eastern representative. at
New York, who spent several days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Too often the stork lights on a mans
roof when the wolf is at his door,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

A woman considers hat becoming il j
makes her look only IA few days older thai
she says she Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Anyway. Eve wasn't constantly nag
sing poor old Adam about other wom-
Ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

The daughter of poker player is
supposed to inherit her shyness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

young man would rather owe
money to his father than to his
uncle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Much unnecessary talk manages to
escape from a tiny mouth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Probably the most important Wom-
ans club is the rolling pin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

After doing the hostess stunt at a re-
ception woman takes off her smile and
rests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

And many mushroom is toadstool
in disguise.
If some people knew how little they
know they would probably talk less.
Some men are as proud Of their ances-
Tors as self-inade man is Of himself.
After doing the hostess stunt at a re-
ception woman takes off her smile and
rests
a woman considers hat becoming if it
makes her look only IA few days older than
she says she is. r
AnYbody's face should stop car
PROBABLY the most important ~om-
ans club is the rolling pin.
Much unnecessary talk manages to
escape from "A tiny mouth.
The daughter of poker player is
supposed to inherit her shyness.
Too often the stork lights on a mans
roof when the wolf is at his door,
Anyway. Eve wasn't constantly nag
glng poor old Adam about other wom-
en-.
young man would rather owe
money to his father than to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

The Dover straits are only twenty-one
miles wide at Calais. which has been
connected with Dover by cable since 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Some men are as proud Of their ances-
tors as a sef-inade man is of himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

Anybody's face should stop car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

And many mushroom is toadstot
in disguise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-18

If some people knew how little the
know they would probably talk less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
EXCURSION BOAT
ARRIVES TODAY
HOMER SMITH DUE TO REACH
CITY EARLY THIS
MORNING.
Advance Sale OF Tickets for Hish
School Alumni Excursion 10
Exceptionally Large.

The large boat. the Homer Smith, is
expected 10 arrive IN this city this
morning and viii be open for inspec-
ton By the local public. Using other
cities where the Homer smith mas
stopped. as a basis. II IL anticipated
that several thousand people viii 40
down to the wharf and look over this
magnificent structure.
The boat Is owned BY the Security
Steamboat Co. OF Point Pleasant. and
was built especially for excursion
trade only and Will run excursions
from points between Pittsburgh and
New Orleans. The craft is 215 feet
long over all and 80 feet wide. Il Is
equipped with five boilers. 80 feet in
length with two hues in each, 80
inches in diameter. together with a
donkey boiler. Her engines are OF the
compound type and are % and l6-lnch
cylinders respectively. with an S-fOOt
stroke. which will turn the immense
wheel p feet side and 20 feet in
diameter. On the lower deck Is also
located the refreshment stands. on
the upper. or cabin deck. in addition
TO promenade guard 10 feet vide
and go feet long. Is located the hand
some ball room. which is 3OXl3O feet.
enclosed with windows. which can be
raised in cool weather. the room being
equipped with steam heaters also. The
Interior Is finished in white enamel.
with light green effects. and Is lighted
with hundreds of incsndescent lamps.
Every place the boat has been. II has
won the admiration of all.
The Wheeling high school Alumni
association will run its third annual
excursion on this boat tomorrow. TAX
ing an excursion in the afternoon ant
one i'm the evening The Alumni eN-
Cursious. while always being the
largest excursion OF the year. have
earned the reputation OF carrying a
very select crowd of the younger PEG
Pile This year the same discrimina-
tion will be used as TO the class OF
people taking the ride and with the
help Of the officers provided by the
boat. the officers OF the Association
can guarantee that the ride will be up
to the Alumni standard. Tickets can
still be obtained at the Y NJ G. A..
Davis. Burkham & Tylers, Allen a
Hunters and from any OF the Alumni
officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
MoundsviIle Briefs.

G. 7. Caldwell and family o. Neigh
On avenue. left yesterday for New
Mdrtinsyiile. where Mr. Caldwell Will
attend the grand ,ncaupme OF the
J. ID. @. F. and Mrs Caldwell will
visit relatives.
James Nuluu OF ChIlcothe. %. is
sps ndinE some time here the guest or
DIS parents. Air and Mrs q. Nuzum.
OF second street
Mrs Patriot Jones is confined a.
her home ON IOmlinsOn avenue. with
illness
Mrs. Emma Miller Of Second street.
rs spending Few days visiting with
Warwood friends
Mr. and Mrs. T.. o Funk. G. a.
Weaver and Miss Nanon Hendershot
.motored 10 Pitts bursh yesterday.
where they spent the day
MI and Mr. Harry Pennybacker az
ParkersburR. are the guests ~ Mrs.
s. J GsrwOCd % Tenth street
Mrs Clarence NrGeeue O. East
Liverpool o.. i- spending few days
here visitu- With her parents on Sec
ond street
Mr. VIII Parks and sister. Miss
Anna Parks. formerly or this city.
no wof Huntington viii arrive here
shortly FOR q visit 10 friends and rcla-
fy,e.
Mr. GeorE. Blake and family re-
turned to their home az Wooster. d..
yesterday after being here 10 attend
The funeral Of the late. Mrs p. d.
Blake
j vs. Cunningham ~ Second street.
IrN yesterday for Newark o.. on an
extended Visit 90 relaUycg
Nr George Ellis oi tia Moundsville
Produce COMPANY spent yesterday az.
tending tu husineas matters at Wells
burg and Waruo 0I
Nrs O. vs.. long of Second street.
vii arauT "a .nu uqra Waiting U4r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
POPULAR MAN Is
NOW VERY HAPPY
Has Been Built Up" Until Can Now
Get Upstairs Easily.

The old adage. That nothing sue
ceeds Ike success. is proven true
every day Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy. is a success. and Il f.
such because IL succeeds n Plant
Juice was other than an article OF "a.
traordinary merit no such an outburst
OF public approval could be had.
That Plant Juice f. repeating it's sue
cess here is proven every day bv the
large number OF local testimonials re-
ceived from people i'm signed state
ments as to the benefits they have re-
ceived from its use. Recently Mr.
Henry Nesmith. who lives at No. 1929
Monterey street. North Side. who Is u
years OF age and has lived In Pitts
burgh all his life. said
Il was all run down and in a bad
hN. My stomach and kidneys pained
me something awful ] could scarcely
go up and down stairs. Ny appetite
was poor and / was nervous wreck
! had lost all hope or ever being any
better | had tried every thing | ever
heard Of. but received no help until
began the use OF Plant Juice. can
uuthtully say that this medicine has
built me up until 1 can 10 up and down
stairs easily and do not tire: my ap-
petite is fine and the pains have dis
appeared from my stomach and kid
neys. ! sleep nne and ny bowels are
regular. J want all suffering humanity
TO know that Plant Juice has been
God-send. I would not take 81 900 for
what Plant Juice has done for me-.
Plant Juice is sold I'm Wheeling by
all druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WARW GOD
Entertalned Erierd,

Henry Dean. well known young
young man OF Warwood. entertained
number Of friends Tuesday even
ing AZ his home on Nineteenth street
The house was deliberately decorated
for the occasion and the evening was
enjoyed in games and music Al a
Seasonable hour dainty refreshments
were served
Tho following were present. Misses
Madelyn Boyd. Goldie Rush. stella
Hafner. Opal Dolan. Mary Hilton
Dorothy Lasch. Frances Sharp. Eliza
beth Morrison. clara Peterson. DorO-
Thy SChanapf. Leila Dean. Mildren
knoke. Hilda Nithmann. Margaret
Beach. Ruth Peterson Messrs Her
bert Ebright Harry Boyd. John Little
Frank He'll. Edgar Gaumer. Lawrence
Schultz. Harry Kennedy. Richard
Mestling. William LutZ Henry Dean
Harry Vogler. William SchanerJ,
Harry Bier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
Did Not KnorU He
Had Kidney Trouble

Until 7 applied for life insurance"
writes andrew O'DounfIL HirmIne-
bonn. Ala. ~ DID not know that [
had kidney trouble. but four uHv-
siDInna VI nu examined noe f0r Che CONE
IHnF said I had. and each turned mo
down ON account Of this IrrfII1uH
Trouble. Later 4 was seriously die
ahIcl and used Foley kidney pI|a.
ana used them ucrriHfnnfIr Until now
one 81 Tho same physicians aara Ira
OF riEht ana Do viii Oh. rs. my apple
CaflHu. 7 have caused many of ny
friends 60 buy Foley Kidney PIIIs.F
Overworked kfdnrvH may become
iut .I and seriously diseased wHHa
VIC Eumrrer Ignores fNn WARNING.
20 kl.Ha. rheumatism. uric acid r
Ore blood. diecoiorc1 urine. Erf
joints, sore muscles. rufneus under
elrH--auv and an OF these conditions
offnrrn instant attention Foley Kid
rHF pills help Che Kidneys OBJ 30 their
work. ruOfhe and heal irrIfafIoun and
nIp throw OUT poisonous waste mat
~ from me system.
fvr Sale ~ Joan Coleman CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Is Mary She Is thinNnr H8e .. ..
other " hose is more att..r... ......
are. or course 10 SIS NOT ......
People think or Erncsrr..
and even such prosaic ua... .. SD.
and Mamie. They ar. MOI ......
hauc'-. either. Some uI Then. ... ....
ANA grandma theirs. She ..r... . ...
some SAGE advice iu aI'lr... .. r
uruclHimluE the name. Doc ........
i.ni- b. the wiic OF the eminent r....
iN IuutlsL Hc ls as Anne. .- ..
ale. but after AlrNaultr H.".. r.
mOrtalz,l Joseph RaI.au. ...r.-...
have sworn by the French ..f d..
tulr VIII present her Tcnar.. ... ...
pustratiou OF mental tslcp4tI.. ...
tr' study or psychology. 500. .. .
-Ayl all questions rrUlnur. .... d.. r..
with information OF the past present
i4turc. she Is "A mystic ana ... ..'
OF the occult have banIer tE. .... ..
OF tho world. Her coming I... d.. d..
p'Dtod 90 create "a big Stu-atl..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
THE THEATRE
THE HEART OF MAINLAND. -"

"The Heart Of MARY laud." q MIN were
sion OF David BelaSco.s famous play.
opens thres-day enlargement at the
court theatre today. lu this drama Airs
Leslie Carter cnuct- the role she Gre
utcd. Maryland Calvert. She Is shown
iu tho picture swinging rrum the clap
yer or I'd h,.l ln culrch tower Co pre-
vent us ringing. thus allowing Grr
sutton fY escape tho plC.rts. lu MAX
INK the screen version four thousand
persons were employed. including a
large number OF army troops. who lend
NiEor and color tu the ,Nclflug tattie
scenes The Heart OF Mary land runs
f"T two hours. There STE also unique
water -Ue"fH"lgs aau special mI-fcaI
feature. Two Performance Will De
given daily. Z.1G and N.15
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
AT The VICTORIA

So popular has Princess Wa. ..
the Indian girl OF mystery. prove.
tnt victoria management I~ uu....
over Tor another hale week. -..
remain nor, fu continue ...
fests OF tsi.rafny fUr tr. h.r.r.
NheeliIEits-. and un Friday y.U.
special matinee performance ...
dies The women will Doe permit.
ask al the questions they care o..
Princess Wuh L,tka wifi ansve-
Corners.
Reese brothers. famous csIor.I .
streIs. Will make up the Hr-t rs..
tle SHOW. lEeg carry ca CUrn.tH.
fifteen talented actors. Reese ir.-.
arc known the country over and ..
'iou- visits Co Wheeling lrt. ..
Goo big audiences. The frf. uart .. +r
show l- the old minstrel Hlr. ..
scenes are lai1 Boo the sunny -.... .
appropriate -lULluE and uaH....
form noes are continuous ar. .....
20 10 cents each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

John Burke. James MCGrail and
Tom Kelley left yesterday for Akron.
Ohio.
NJ W. q. A. held a regular meeting
in their club rooms M the bank build
ing last eyeuln- The usual routine
work was taken up. and no special
matters were discussed
Howard lsenbaugh who has been III
az his home in the Fifth ward rs re-
ported to be- much improved.
Mrs H. l. Pcdicord and Miss Rose
Hanifan will return Saturday from
Charleston. ". Va. where they have
been attending the state Sunday
school convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
MYSTERY SHOW At
THE COURT NEXT WIKI

ASK LnIe. she knows This win ls
the catch phrase az the Court theatre
all IDNt week when EEie the mruta-
marvel viii hc on hand Oh give heart
fu-heart talks She viii tell you yuu.
name and your uauDe's maine after Won
htF" whispered them tO Dr Breou. the
',niuDHt French hyruotIat. who aids ana
aHDi- I.IiH lu her act Concentrate
our mind, admOnishes EriC who is on
the stage with black b4ulag. over her
eh FS. Focus your attention Uu the pcr-
son whose name Nn4 have lGEf .HIr-
Ttrcd. You have been thinking a great
deal or her lately She has not writ
ton you lately Effic gives a slight
pause and then, dramatically. her name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Vincent NtNaskl. foreigner. woo
was taken into custody Tuesday eve
ming by chief RAIDER IN the lower ward
was up before Mayor Roberts yester-
dag LOO police court and assessed AlJ
and costs ON charge Of resisting.
and the usual ST and costs on "a PLAIN
drunk charge. S22-U In an. Vincent
paid 8 ON the account and Was Joe
manded 20 the county Jail In dofult OF
the remainder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
NJ MECHBN


~ the recent meeting of the Marahall
county Auto association held az Mounds.
Vile committee from this city was
present and conferred relative 20
STRENGTHENING tho road 90 this city from
the lower end Of The narrow. The as
ISOLATION decided 90 contribute quite
sum fa. fhe Improving Of ibis strctcl
~ road and Mr. Koch. a. D. Francis ana
John EluFd were appointed On committee
fu see that THE work was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WHEELING NEEDS FILTRATION

But Wheeling don't need to
pay three prices for an inferior
filtration system. 4 we'll system
suitable for Wheeling needs, such
as MOundsville has, can he put in
for $4,000. Beat the 100000
issue, and put in the well system.