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The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Plans Flower Sale for
, Aid of WOman's Clinic

A flower sale Is being arranged for a
date to be announced In a few days
for the benefit of the Woman's Clinic.
DR.. Edeth Seville Coale, chairman Of
the ways and means committee, Is in
charge. -,
Girls from various high schools will
compete for a pennant offered to the
school selling the largest number of
flowers.
Mrs. Emily Lee Ragan Is presi-
dent Of the clinic; DIR. D. s. Lamb.
treasurer; Mrs. c. p. Burletgh. re-
responding secretary and DR.. Ida j.
Heiberger. superintendent Of clinic.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
SECOND MYSTER|OUS\
FIRE ON CUNARDER
Official Investigation Ordered
Into Blaze Aboard Ausonia
at London Docks.

LONDON, Nav 5l;-ofheial inyesti-
mine the origin of the second myster-
ious fire aboard the Cunard liner Au-
sonia within less than four months.
Flames broke out aboard the Au-
sonia while she was lying at her
London docks. Eighteen engines and
a fireboat were summoned, but IL was
not until early today that the Are
was under control.
On February 20, blaze of equally
mysterious origin was discovered in
the fore peak of the Ausonia at Glas-
gov. Immediately after her arrival
from New York.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Dinners and Dances

Mrs. Albert Rust was hostess at an
Informal supper last evening at her
residence In Wyoming avenue. Her
guests included her sister, Miss Helen
Cooper. Col. and Mrs. Richmond p,
Davis. Mrs. 8. J. Bayard schindel.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Maigne, Mrs.
!. T. Mann. Col. J. p. Hams, Lieut..
Alexander James, Lieut.. Leo Heffer-
nan. Lieut.. p. d. Carlisle. DR. Larkin,
and George Cooper.
Among those entertaining at dinner
at the New Willard last evening were
Domicio da Cana. ambassador from
Brazil. and DR.. Don Rafael Zaldivar,
minister from Salvador.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Benefit to Be Given
For War Sufferers

An entertaining program has been ar
ranged for the fair and bazaar for the
benefit Of widows and orphans Of Ger
many. to be given Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at Saengerbund Hall,
314 street northwest. under the aus
pices of the ladies auxiliary of the
German war relief committee.
Mrs. o. Schleicher Is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements. The
German Jahrmarket will be one of the
big features
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Memorial Services at
Hospital for Insane

United States Treasurer John Burke
was the principal speaker yesterday at
memorial services at the Government
Hospital for the Insane.
The United Spanish War Veterans
had charge Of the ceremonies and mem
bers Of the G. A. r. participated: There
were also addresses by DR.. William A
White. superintendent Of the hospital; /;
DR.. Thomas A. Calver. H. G. Wilson.
and B. P. Entricken. a recitation by
Miss Mabel Burch and a concert by the
Marine Band
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
17-Year-Old Girl Who
Killed Lover Released

PHILADELPHIA, May 8l.--Attractive
seventeen year-old Ida Riehl, who killed
Edmund Hauptfuhrer, when he insulted
ard refused to marry her, was today re-
leased under 5000 bail in the custody
of her parents, pending the grand jury
hearing Of her case.
It is Understood the girl ewes her free
dom to the Intervention Of New York
woman who refused to disclose her
identity even to the prisoners attorney
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Sleuth in Motor Car
Captures Colored Youth

A one-mile handicap was staged in
GEORGETOWN early yesterday when
Detective J. G. Walsh Of the Seventh
precinct. chased Michael Jones. color
ed. charged with cutting Joseph A.
Reed. white. on the hand in a fight.
Jones had block start of the de-
tective. who was in an automobile
The colored youth ran past the police
station and was captured about two
blocks further.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Personals
Angelo Cont is passing a week at At
Il, ,,fio

Angelo Cont is passing a week at At
lantic City.
-S
A party Of prominent people arriving
at the New Willard yesterday include
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Carnegie and Miss
E. Carnegie OF Melbourne. Australia,
and e. A. Cleveland, of Victoria, b. c.
Miss NJ. J. Clay. of Vancouver. is also
at the New Willard.
Others stopping at the hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. Jorge Andre, OF New York
city: Mrs. A. A. Mckay and Mrs. J. de
lara Almonte, also of New York.
Miss Kate Du Bose. daughter Of Medi-
cal Director and Mrs. william r. Du
Bose, Is visiting In Norfolk.
-
Walter Parker has gone to Baltimore
to spend few days.
Miss Dorothy bennett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred bennett, Will spend
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Strange Dumbness.

CRANE. Mo-, May H.-Physicia ms
are puzzled by an ailment which strikes
w. II. Hilton dumb when he attempts
to address persons near him but permits
him to speak plainly when addressing
persons at a distance or when talking to
animals. Hilton is a farmer near here,
and has suffer I'd the affiliction since he
had the whooping-cought two years ago.
He Is sixty-five years old.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Six Hundred Children
In May Day Procession

Nearly 6oo children marched in me
May procession to St. Stephens Catholic
Church yesterday.
Miss Mary Delane, Queen of May.
crowned a statue Of the Blessed Vir-
Gin. The maids Of honor were Misses
Dorothy Haas. Lena Daley. and Myrtle
Miller. Miss Anna O'Learv was queen
of the angels. A short sermon was
preached by the Rev. Joseph n. Cas-
sidy, pastor of the church.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Paris Actors Proposed
Visit to u. S. Is Off

PARIS, May 31.-The director of the
Comedie Franchise today said negotia-
tions to send a company to San Fran
cisco have about broken down. as the
guarantees offered for thirty or forty
performances are insufficient to meet
the expenses of transportation and sala-
ries. The trip was to have lasted for
three or four months.
The director said he learned that the
atrical conditions in the United States
do not at present Justify the risk of "A
tour of the chief cities. The members
OF the Coincide Francaise who had been
asked to partake in the tour, II ar
ranged. were all eager to go, none of
them being afraid of submarines or
other war perils.
The Washington times., 1915-05-31
Theta Delta Chi Holds
Its Memorial Services

The Washington Graduate Association
of Theta Delta Chi and the Chi Deute-
ron charge of the fraternity held their
annual memorial services at the All
Souls Memorial Church yesterday.
DIR. James Mcbride Sterrett pastor
of the church, delivered an address on
The Memorial Sentiment" Edwin
Callow sang Crossing the Bar"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ o.. May 2s-E g. smith was
in Wheeling sunday.
Miss Maud Lucas was AZ home iu
Jcwrtt Tuesday
e. &C. Bloom wre iu IfopedaIe Mond A..
Mrs A. a. Jones. o. Heilalrc. visited
here his week
DR. Crnw ford and family. % Adena.
were In Cedig Tuesday.
Mrs. r. ~ Morgan has gone % Law
reuceburr. Ind for the summer.
Rev. a. u. bloom was iu Tfppseanoe.
over sunday last
~ VI Moore ~ Mooreneid. vas y
tadiE visitor Wednesday
Mrs Mrcker. OF Elyra- n. y. g. visit
ing Mrs. g.. "a. Bloom.
John warren and wife were Wopedalo
visitors on sunday last
rev. O. ~ Bloom delivered a lecture
lu bloomfield "wednesday.
Fd Grimes and family. % Iacryavilie.
were Iu CndIF Monday
A heavy frost visited THIS county IN
ThurHday moruing. doing considerable
damage % rrorr.
Mrr James Harris. who has ben ser.
i0ualy 900 Tor weeks. died on Tuesday
evening.
y vs.. NrvIn. tho Zee cream man. vas
~aori0urly injured while helping Co raise
"a harm Wrdurafar
James Mrgnw. AIRED ga years. one OF
the oldcrt pcrsorH i1 the county. fisd on
Monday last
\ number OF tho Streets viii be paved
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in Cadix this summer making almost
tho entire town paved
tt H. said there tr O. greater acreage OF
land under cultivation tn This part 81
OHIO than ever before.
MEG Hayes met with a serious acct
dent with his auto on bingham avenua
On Wedn.sday. when he lost control %
the machine.
E a MnNwcll and family. Of Union
Town. Ia, passed through CadlE fn thrfr
touring GER on Thuraday.
Mrs. Frank ~. MOrgam. Of near Hone
o. has gone O. l~awrcucehrrr Ind
90 spend several weeks with relatives.
d. ~ Smith and 3 X. Dorsey of Con
n~cllsville. Pa, we're in town this week.
lookinF up some business matters.
Friends Of Byron Cochran. OF This
.citg. who are visiting in Wooster r..
csiyed word that be u s~criousiyI nI in
Mrs Ramsey and friends Of Adapo
were On tndiz On their auto on Tufafav
or this wCek. visiting friends hero.
W. D ~ ~urcH. Of Adona was calling
on a number Of friends tn CadIE On Mon
gay and Tuesday o. his week
Cadig o. preparing 90 meet tho state
commission which T. % d@eif. wtf.h
cue win Eet the now state Normal
The reop~uing ~ tho mines fr lower
Harrison and Jefferson -rnuuftfs ia.
places in this district.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMSTROSGS MILLS. D.. May IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brumage were the
their home AT Armstrongs Nils on
Tuesday evening. They have but re-
Gently gone 70 Housekeeping in the Hess
property and their many friends en-
braced the opportunity TO call on them
IN "a body. About forty guests we're
present aud pound packages were very
was enjoyed by every one.
The dedication OF the new NJ. r.
church - nNed FOR June Is. Very In
teresting services are being arranged
Tor the occasion. Many ministers who
have been former pastors Of the church
are expected TO be present. \ general
Invitation 81 extended 70 all the people
or the other churches TO attend.
MrE. W. q. Browning. of Steubenvillo.
vas the guest or her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. VI. l.. Myers over last sunday.
The Township SUNDAY school conveu-
ton was held In the Christian church on
Tuesday afternoon and night, which
VAS largely attended. Mizs Fannie
Wood. county secretary. delivered a fine
hcers chosen for the coming year are
President. Abner Wilkinson secretary.
n. G. Fitch. treasurer. j. " StOnehraE-
er. JaCObsDurE was chosen a. the place
Or the next Meeting and the date. the
second TUESDAY In 1ay.
have moved into the properly of j. a.
Lindsey 81 Armstrong; Mills.
Miss Gertrude Mobley was "A Belisire
Superintendent sarth. OF tho Captina
coal works, has moved his family On
the house lately vacated By John Rush.
The temperance workers are circulat-
ing initiative petitions and soliciting
signatures 10 initiate the prohibition
amendment that D. t. DO submitted 20
be voted on a. the November election.
Signatures are being enrolled rapidly
o. the voters ere eager Co sign.
Miss Grace Wise delighffuIly enter
tained "a number - YOUNG people al her
home SATURDAY evening
Mrs q. O. haruea and MrE Anna
IEH.NL ~ MH.HHUnM H#WMWA nNnHHmA HaH.-H
here the past week.
AmonF those who were shoppers Ia
WhecliuE the past week we're. Mr and
Mrs James Fitch and Miss Grace Wise
Miss Murls Moore visited friends az
Martins Ferry the past week
No new activities are fn progress tn
the oil field. Teams are busy hauling
casing from this field 90 the Moores
Run field.
Esilairs visitors the past week were
Ir. W. a. HHrris and wife. Mra. o. e.
TRACY and Mrs - g. uIlley.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District aanroad Bond. 20 Re rahsn Up.

At a Regular Session Of the County
Court held for the County OF Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Philippi, at
the Court House Of said County, on the
9th day of May. 1915.
The following order was entered of
record:
1T is ordered that a notice OF the
Intention OF the County OF Barbour 20
Pay off certain out standing District
Railroad Bonds. be published for 90 days
In the Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
newspaper published IN the City Of
wheeling West Virginia. and In said
notice II shall be set forth hat the num-
Der Of Bonds desired to be paid off and
token up under this order shall be
Eleven C1) In number. which include
-Four 90 Of Valley District Railroad
Bonds Two TO Five inclusive.
for Five Hundred Dollars each. and Is
sued by he County Court Of Barbour
County. and date August 8. 1885. Mum
Der one Of said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled.
The remainder a ths Eleven G1D
Bonds. being Seven "a Of Barker Dis
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 10
Seven inclusive for Five Hundred Dol
lars each. issued by the County Court OF
Barbour County. and bearing date OF
Angus 5. 1856.
And II Is ordered that the Sheriff OF
said County cease paymen OF interest
on said Bonds At the expiration OF said
ninety days.
\ copy from the record.
Attest.
s r. HOFFMAN. Clerk.
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GAINESVILLE

hARSESvLLLE Nay -s-on Moa-
cay. Nay tist. the Robert Hlllss Pust
20 -Se. c. A r. and tn Wom.ns Re
lei Sorrs VII assemble a. The hall ou
sSathr Chestnut street Tor obseryancs
% Memorial Dsy. A. this year IL ths
nftieth snuiNsrs.ry % The close u m
civil var a. - hoped % make the day
nem1.-p4e The opera hou.- VII y
.epenet 10 the public AZ 80 p m. seats
icing reserved fer all veterans and
ladies' OF the Relief Corgs Al Interest
ins program has been Arranged a. fol
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
NAheuA4 Anthem school Glee club
Lyric GuGrt-tte and OaArtctte
from the Band.
ffafer --.--- Rev. j. A nenahey
sea- Mountain and Prairie. ...-...-.
Damrouch
Lyric Quartette
Misses Bowman. hillcs- Messrz. Hiiie-
and Northington- Mrs Carl g. smith.
accompanist
Reading OF General Logans General
Or4er No A.. AoII a.. p Hilles
president Lincoln's Getty sburg Ad-
The Day OF Fre~tom-Cmarer.-..
ode to the W. r. C..--...-......
Pres. Mrs. Belle Booth
The Nations Dead
.----....... Master Robert Campbell
Beneath the Laurels-Schtllng ..-...
--.---s-- iNrlc QuArtette
Song-Amcrica.
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susiness Mems Lunch, 35c. 1880
10 z o'clock. Mcclure Hotel.
EXPORTS ARE ENORMOUS.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. May 2s.-
american foodsturs exports amount.
ed TO almost S4OO.O OO. 900 more during
the ten months ending with April
This year. than during that period IN
the previous year. Analysis of that
class OF exports. announced to-day by
the Department of Commerce. shows
tnelr value TO have been s657.146.29O
The huge Increase has been due
chiefly TO the European war. The AZ.
ures-do not include statistics OF manu-.
features and manufacturing materials
exports. which. also. have vastly in.
creased. Raw cotton export durins
the period decreased 1926. OO0. 900. and
mineral oils $50 900.
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Barne.vtns snsrs.

John T. scott. living Just south OF
town. who l. employed BY the T. a A.
fortune 10 fall from g. wagon he was
driving on Thursday. While no bones
were broken he was badly shaken up.
Or. shepherd was called and rendered
medical attention.
Rev. Smith. OF Utica, and Rev. Sewers.
OF the Christian church here. will c1-
change pulpits SUNDAY. May 30th.
Mrs. W. H.. Patterson. OF East Main
street. has been confined to her home
by illness the past few days.
Miss Martha and June Won scio are
with their grand mother. Mrs. Rseheal
Haskinson.
George Williams. Of Utica. was a re-
cent visitor with friends here.
Miss Grace Campbell. Of this place.
was operated upon At stephens private
hospital this morning FOR appendicitis.
Late reports are To the ,ncct that she
II getting along nicely.
NJ. 5. Brady. OF North Chestnut street.
ing.
Mrs. Charles shepherd. Of Pittsburgh.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Patterson OF East Main
street.
The ladies OF the W. c. T.. l.. had a
quilting at the home OF Doc. Flowers on
bond avenue. Friday afternoon.
). II. Barrack. OF GAINESVILLE. was a
business visitor ~ this city Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Colvin. OF Utica. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Babe Won Scio. OF
this place.
The following people attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Robert Maggie, which
was held at Malaga Thursday after
noon; Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Thorn
Berry. Sr, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Null
and family. James TruaI and Mrs.
EDWARD. Nuehart, all OF GAINESVILLE
ar. and Mrs. r. l.. THOMPSON. OF
Noundsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Will War
rick ana family. OF ~shadyside: Mrs.
Minnie Rouse. OF Miltonsburg: Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Truax. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Der Strahl. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorn
berry, all OF Somerton and Miles Perk-
ins, OF Armstrong; Mills.
The Commercial club members have
Installed a nne new pool table IN their
club rooms in the Miller building on
Main street.
Mrs. Harry Howard, Of North Chest
nut street, IL visiting her daughter,
Cincinnati ConservaInrN Of Mnsic-
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

houoe 20 Manufacturers, Jobbors, Mer-
chantn and Others WholsHals Deaiaru.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
a. Its OFFICE al Charleston, West virginia.
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state nsututiOns the financial manage
ment Of which f. vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed viii be fur
] nishcd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ta-l-n Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
o WILL CLOSE.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 2s.-Di.
rector Charles Hubbard. OF the de.
partment Of public safety. after ques.
tioning four men who are said TO have
been connected with a base ball pool
conducted by a Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
newspaper. issued a statement late
to-day declaring that there will be no
base ball pool gambling In Pittsburgh.
The director said there would be no
prosecutions or arrests. az all the
pool had agreed 10 cease operations.
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u. Ed MendeI & Co.
FUHERAL DIREcroRa
AsW Looanon-l71a Chapnns Street
Hdthsr Fhona 987.
MR. MAXWELL BETTER
Expected 20 Return From Atlantic
City Sunday. After illness.

A telegram received yesterday By
Mrs James p Maxwell from her hus.
bend. who IL in Atlantic City for the
benefit Of bis health. stated that no
would be home to-day Thursday
night a telegram was received 10 the
effect that Mr.. Maxwell was quite ~
and SIR. r.. A. Little left Immediately
for his bedside. 10 is thought nov
that Mr. Maxwell viii not return This
morninE. ss the second telegram
states. but will wait and come home
with Mr. Little on Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Taylor.
In estate Of Anna Il @. Brown arpli-
cAtion made 10 remove jos. A Brown a.
executor.
NhlttAker named AZ administra-
tor OF Catherine c kennay.
IN estate Of Bezalecl Ri.her- motion
eestained 70 set aside appraisementA
In csss OF J. IL chmld A son i~n.oiv-
ent inventory and appraisement ffl~d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
INVESTMENTS

BUY oil stock-oil we'll drilling. NAV
mean millions TO investors. New can
ltal needed TO push work. Company has
is producing wells. New mpa Pad
two quarterly dividends: 1905 ~dfvidencs
20 days possible; SIS buys $500 par
value stock Remit now. Write Tor
free information. Amalgamated oil 20
1891 Colcord Bldg, Oklahoma Okla.
my-2s-E
$40 IHVESTMHNr Will bring large re,
turns; others have made fortune on
similar Investments. @. G. Bradford
Legal Blds- Washington. u. c.
my-It-3Ot
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iohn Lee. IS years a Va y y
oraseman. was killed at Wellington. %.
on friday morning but in what man
known lie was \ son % NJ 80 ~
James Lee OF CostonlA his county
Nnsre his remains will be brought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

The l~iquidatlng dspartmrnt n, ,h.
stare RANKING commission has begun
me aymen Of the second ia. per c.nt
etNtnehd 70 depositor- OF the Bank Or
4t'fv.k hAfrtron county. which was
ssosed may 10, 1914 Other dividends in
ms bank are contingent up dlVidends
.het may be paid by McNath n Kelly.
II IN the hands OF receivers.
IN place o 1.-THE defunct private bank
EIsepYrt a new state bank l. geinr
TTsahlLed there with n capital Of Sg5.OO1.
me n~corporators Of the new bank are
w scott, 9. G. Cosgrove. L II Bir.
nsN a, W. Boyd and Charles +. Shep-
hAs purchased the banking house 81 ~
aetnnct Institution and will Omen foT
plslness soon In The Old quarterr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

CP. ttlson. local artist ana portrai,
b@lntes has secured a contract throuEr
resolution ny local Senator's TO PAIN
me portray o. Lieut.. Gov. John ri. AT,
noid 10 a>n the senate Chamber.
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Because OF rain. the Speedway races
that were TO have been pulled OF AT
Indianapolis today have been post
Doned until next Monday.
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LOST.

LOBT@Eunch Df keys. between Wet
Liberty and WhetflnE on River road.
NJ name A. on tsge. Eeward saul S.
kosenberE both phones my-27-i
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Among the tourists from Washing
ton to the Indianapolis races to pass
through Wheeling this week were: r.
Thompson Gates and family. John r.
Summers and friends and Ernest Tut.
low and family. all OF the District OF
Columbia
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Horr ". nnsrpuuun

For sale-Three story brick hoY..
with large garage in rear. Has nh.
rooms. electric lights. gas furnae. ana
Is up-to-date. Nc. 2sss Foff .tr.o,
owner viii sell for $500 on terms.
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

one mile from Elm Grove and two
miles from wheeling LAYS we'll Tbr.c
room house. stable and barn. large or
Shsrd ~ a bargain $1,000. Write FOR
Bros. Elm Grove. ". Va. Hoff nhones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

George ". Lutx was among the
many Wheelingites 70 leave yesterday
IN bis car for the Speedway races Al
Indianapolis Monday.
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The Book OF Books says: The poor
is always with you" So are the
bunny streets and bellless bicycles al
ways with Pa Wheeling.
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The West Virginia State Automobile
association and the Ohio Valley Auto
mobile club are taking preliminary
action TO have the proper authorities
put the Fulton road In better condi-
ton. A part OF this thoroughfsre IL
said TO be among the worst IN this
part OF the State
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The largest number OF tourists from
Washington and in many other parts
OF The District OF Columbia and VIZ
g1nia TO pass through Wheeling this
week han ever before. TO attend the
Indianapolis races. The majority OF
the parties did not register at the
hotels. but took luncheon and sped
on their way.
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feter Marocco vs.. Nincenzo u. Nobil.
dismissed at costs OF PLAINTIFF.
instance Bernaskt W. The Penna Sio-
AK Roman q Greek Catholic ITnfD, ~
ueF the Advowoon Of II. John Baptfst
SUI Tor 1900 due on her husband .
a.atn insurance policy. W. l.. brown.
In case OF V. a. NJ. ModeIiI Va. A Al
.9onH executor Of Cart a. NJ. Cheek
s Vas q settlement IN court TO-
Gov TOT me care. etc. Of Cheeks nv
noteIiL He asked Tor S7.964sO in an
> AlcGinty vs.. Board Of Trustees
~optlheneld 70, court after two day.
aiIScted a verdict for dependant. IL was
a claim Tor road work.
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The Standard Automobile company
has put on sale a lot OF non-guAranteed
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\ man connected with one OF he
local telegraph offices said the other
day that the automobile business.
agencies and repair shops had in
creased his company's business about
ten per cent during the past two years.
When an autoist wants any thing he
wants II quickly.