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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
GREGGSYILLE MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
) AMI S NIXON sWALL LOWE c
QUANTITY OF RAT POISON
YESTERDAY
Cause Of Rash Act Not Made Known,
Although Family Troubles Are
Hinted-Wiil Survive.

James Nixon. of Greggsville. a small
town east OF here on the Bethany
pike. made an unsuccessful attempt TO
commit suicide yesterday afternoon by
taking a quantity of rat poison. Vary
ing reports as to the probable cause
of the rash attempt have been circulat-
ed through the village. but none seem
10 be wholly reliable.
AS soon as NiXon's condition was
learned. physicians we're called and In
little while had the man out OF i'm.
mediate danger. although his condition
Is still considered serious. Shortly be-
fore noon yesterday Nixon asked
Deputy Sheriff Louis Lagormarcino to
take him for a ride on the tandem OF
his motorcycle.
IL is said that the official told Nixon
that he (the officer was too busy. To
this Nixon Is said TO have replied that
they might have 10 carry him out on a
board. That IL the only intimation
that any one had that Nixon might
take his life. and this remark was nor
taken seriously until after Nixon had
made the attempt on his own life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
SCHOOLS
OF Martins Ferry VIII Hold Rally To-
night In New Methodist Church.
All Denominations Invited.

A Sunday school rally OF mammoth
proportions will be held in the new
Methodist church In Martins Ferry
this evening. a feature OF the dedica.
ton week services being held In the
church. With the Methodist Sunday
school as host. all of the Sunday
schools OF the city. their officers and
teachers and friends have been in.
vited to attend.
DR.. J. J. Wallace. Of Pittsburgh. edi-
tor OF the Pittsburgh Christian Advo-
cate, will be the speaker OF the even
ing. He has a direct sympathetic way
OF talking to young people that is TAX
ing. and the over-the-river schools
are eagerly awaiting his appearance.
Last evening the Official board of
the church met in regular monthly
session and transacted routine bust
ness. that pertaining to the new
church and its finances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
WIPES APPEAL
Saves Henry Frazer From Stay In
Workhouse-tiad Become Drunk
Saturday. but Promised
70 Ne Good.

Henry Frazer was arraigned before
judge Jordan yesterday morning on a
Charge % being drunk and disOrderiy.
and for time u looked like Henry
would BE- an occupant OF the work.
house Tor some days However. Mrs.
Frazer came 10 his rescue and begged
that he be let on Judge Jordan
heard her appeal and released her
husband. She said that for six years
she had puf up with his abuse rather
than be- separated from him.
Other offenders I'm Labor bay police
court we're Mike Cusoc and stiney
stiner. disorderly. fined $40 and costs.
Jaems Campbell drunk. fined s. and
costs George Mcintyre. drunk. got
away with 81 and costs BY reason Of
tho fact that his roll consisted OF IS.
William Hannon. drunk. drew g. and
costs. as Old Tony Strauh Tor the
same onensc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
oANKRuPT NOTICE

>---.------------- ---Sn--~------>->>~~->-
c.lteo states Of America Norfhcrn DI--
trict OF West Virginia. -
IN me Jnited States District Court In
ene Tor said District.
N the matter OF Geo. n. Bavha Rank
rupt- No. f11 In RankrlsDs--- 49,
ton for Discharge
TO the Honorable Aston g. Daxton
United States for the Northsr 1i p see
trict OF West virginia:
c,o,,s,.- r, bayha. OF Wheeling. I'm the
gtnia- IN said District. rcspectfaliv reo-
rssents that on the 18th day OF febru-
hanh mn, paSt ne was duly adjudged a
surrendered all hts property ana rt~hts
ali the requirements OF said i sets S's N
p gpasrx OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore, he prays thai he NAV ee
oecreed BY the Court 10 have a full dis
SnIge from all debts provable against
ms estate ngder said bankrupt acts. ex-
from such discharge. - ~
1915. ~ VI august A. u
GEO. L. BAYHA.
BY Herman A. Hunds. his Attorney.
Order OF Notice Thereon
Northern District OF West Vlrgfnia A..
On this fth day OF September. Al. ID.
1915. on reading the foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same on che an dax ~
october. A. ID. 1918. before said Court
AZ wheeling. IN said district. at ten
thereof be published in the Wheeifne In
teLlgencer. newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
and other persons IN Interest may appear
at the said time and place and show
cause. II any they have. why the prayer
or the said petition should not be
And II Il further ordered BY the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed 10 them al tbeir
places OF residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston G. Day
TON Judge or the said Court, and the
trict on the 4th day OF September. A.
Attest:
c. b. KEFAUvER. clerk.
U. s. ID. c.. \. ID. w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
DOG SHOW TODAY
Many Fine CANNES VIII be EN-
hlblted - Judging Begins
Tomorrow.

One Of the biggest attractions OF
the fair was not doing business yes
terday as II was not scheduled 20
start until today. This was the dog
show and one had only TO approach
the tent to be satisfied that this Tea
ture OF the big event had gone 20
the "bow-wows" for the one day al
least
All the many CANNES entered Will
be brought TO he grounds today ana
this event will be going In full blast
10 the accompaniment OF yips. bow.
vows and a few other things. TnaI
Wheeling and vicinity possess some
fine dogs will be amply attested when
visitors enter the dog. tent and the
competition for the blue ribbon IN
the various classes will be very keen
The judging OF the dogs will take
place tomorrow and Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
LABOR HOSTS
HAVE HOLIDAY
THREE THOUSAND znJox Prcrr,
AT WHEELrUG PARK
TE8TEEDAY.
Mammoth street Parade Featured Morn,
anE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Program Al Given.

over 5000 persons were an attendance
AZ wheeling park yesterday enjoying
with the observance OF LaSor Day. IL IL
also brought 10 close the park season
Tor the year 1915.
The day was spent in enjoying the
patronized- The swimming pool as usual
proved popular with ssssv numyer
many throughout the afternoon and
evening The music FOR the occasion
being furnished by Gumps saxaphone
Was furnished by Summers band
An athletic program was carried out
and prizes were awarded a. follows.
i00-yard dash tor boys-First. Louis
,.'s san: toot ball SECOND. William Dick
Race from Casino e. Park gate-First.
+. Brinkman. penknife. second, Carl
Engmah. safety razor.
2So-yard dash for boys-First. II.
Sid Morgan. silver drinking cup.
spoon race-First Dorothy Miller,
box OF chocolates; second. Hilda HeITen-
bine. box OF candy.
5e-yard dash for boys-First ID. Mil
Ter. Saii giove; second. Is helfenbine.
Three legged race-First John Engel-
man man penkniie; seconu. w. Dickman. base
Potato race for gIris-FIrsr. MISS
Sweeney, box OF chocolates. second. Miss
Dtckman box of CANDY
Parade IN City.
wheeling labor hosts turned out
royalty yesterday In parade TO observe
tno day which has leen named a holt
Gay Tor labor alone. II Is estimated
, that more than 1000 persons were i'm
line, representing every iaboring craft
IN the city. Early I'm the morning. n
was feared that the paradcrS would be
handicapped BY rain. but this did not
seem TO dampen their spirits.
4 Inc parade formed on the public
square at 10 o'clock. Chief OF Ponce
Thomas Leyiand aHc escort leo me
parade. followed by Captain Charles
I Schulz. OF the Chemical and II fire.
men. Immediately following this escort
was Mayor "A. l.. Kirk. and the board
OF control I'm autos.
I chief Marshall Charles Huggins and
aides led the FIRST division. which con-
sisted OF the officials OF the Ohio Val.
ley Trades q Labor assembly. MarwoOd
band. Can workers association. laundry
workers. retail clerks and POtters union.
The other Industrial DoGIes were in line
as published yesterday.
- Special cars on the West Virginia
Traction & Electric company lines We're
I then taken to Wheeling park where the
picnic was enjoyed.
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NEARLY MARRIED.
A LAUGH PzovoKER-

The Court theatre opened its seasrn
last evening offering the Chicago Stock
company, an attraction new to the city
OF Wheeling. The vehicle chosen for
their initial bow. was Edgar Selwyn :
merry comedy Nearly Married" which
had such successful run at the Gaicty
theatre in New York lest season. The
company made most favorable impress
sion indeed and it's wonderful 20 note
the contrast which is evident between
a hrst class stock company OF the pres
ent day and what used TO constitute a
popular priced attraction.
The company viii appear at the Court
every evening this week. and for the
entertainment OF the visitors in the city
during the state fair. IL Is announced
IN case OF rain any afternoon they viii
ofter q special matinee. The bill for
this evening Is Blanche Walsh's starring
night they produce George II. Cohan's
great American comedy Get Rich Quick
WallinRford"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
MOUTH "WATERERS''
Are On urhibition A. rair In SHAPE or
Canned Fruf ~ Agricultural
Department.

There DEL ono feature of fha fair that
should attract boo little attention of the
woman ~ fnf house ur the nIrl rho
wantH fn he good nourauifc. which ia
fnr rNhIulfl0u that la being shown hV
fnr state agricultural .irh ln ruuurr.
zion NTH fnn rnfruHluu HrnHrfurnt ~
fhe West virginia state unIrrrrIfF
There Hnu WlIf .Ind 30 Einda ~ fruit
ana rfFnfrhIrH chat have been prepared
end canned 81 young rlria from 40 90 l 3
reara OF are The affair ia ORD charge of
MIna sadie lf. HuarmHu nf M0rnHufran.
aeHiafed hT Mire llilun Robin OF PAP
afrHnufr. ana Niles Core N. Price ~
fnlrmunf This trio ~ young iadiaa ie
here fnr fHr purpose ~ show Ing how
fruit should ha canned
The ennlhIf ia fhf best END hfrrr -
ever shown Hf fne fair. ard flr diruirr
includes l1rr Of frIIf nrd riHar.r N
Innr frHrn hHuauhr. FaUaffn Marion.
counties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
ELOPEMENT
Planned BY Young Couple Near Park
ersburo-Man Was Former
Wheelingite.

At Athens. o., yesterday Mr.. VII
liam II. Sheff, a farmer residing near
Parkersburg. and Miss Julia Garrity
a resident of that city made applica-
ton to Judge Phillips for a marriage
license. Upon learning they resided
in another state he explaied IL was
quite an impossibility in the Athens
county probate court.
The information points conclusively
TO an elopement cleverly planned and
so far no word has been received by
their friends. Mr.. Sheff, a student
at Georgetown University. is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheff. who were
former residents OF Wheeling. Mr..
Shelf having been a well known jewel
er in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
At THE REX

The Toast OF Death" a four part
Mutual master feature. was shown 20
large crowds Mat filled the theatre
for yesterdays performances. Your
last chance today 10 see this magnin-
cent feature
The ponys Of Earth or Who paysg is
n complete three act drama featuring
Ruth Roland and Henry King. Rig
questions. vital questions. urgent are
answered In this feature. Pathos
Weekly closes the program Coming
Tomorrow and Thursday Two big
features. MY Lost one" a broadway
Star feature. starring Dorothy Kelly
and William Dun and fine cast OF ex-
periencod players. Dora. a feature
based on Lord Tennyson's frrortal
Poem. featuring Isabel Rea. pathea
Color Travel pictures will also be
shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
"rHE cHALIcE OF coURAen.-

Cyrus Townsend Brady utilized a keen
portrayal OF human emotions as a foun-
dalton for the "Chalice OF Courage
which opened two days engagement
large and delighted audiences. seldom
do films act 80 upon their audiences as
does this wonderful photoplay. by rea-
son Of its human theme. n theme realis-
tic and effective. Situations unusual In
photoplays are ever present In TIL.
Chalice OF Courage situations that are
OF enormous appeal. Their strength
and dramatic power are nearly unmeas-
urable their effect ON the SPECTATOR are
awe-inspiring. The scenes Of the pic
ture are laid In the expansive noun
tains Of the west Photogrnphicaily,
the picture Is supreme achievement.
every setting being ideal for the story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TEST SYSTEM
Fire Signals Being Given Annual
Test 20 See That Al Are In Per
feet Working Condition.

The annual test Of the nre alarm
signal system ig being carried out by
city nromon. Yesterday number OF
The boxes were pulled. and in every
instance we're sound 10 be- working
perfectly.
u is customary 10 test the system
each day, the alarm being sent ln
from the Chemical engine. but once a
year the alarms are sent in from the
Gre boxes from an parts OF the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
MARY PIcKFoRD.

Yesterday AZ the Virginia Thea re
Mary Pickford. the admitted sovereign
Of the screen. appeared Ia delightful
portrayal in Edith barnard Delano's
photodrama Rags IN five parts. and
released on the Paramount program.
Miss fickfOrd repeats In Rags" the
tranacendcnt triumph she attalncd a..
Tess Of the storm Country" hitherto
conceded TO be her best portrayal The
production is beautifully mounted. with
many delightful exterior and realistic
Interior settings. Mary Plckford rroved
yesterday, N further proof was necos-
sary. that she a. without n peer a. a
screen artist rags will be repeated
at the virginia Theatre this afternoon
and toniGht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
CHIEF LEYLAND
DISCHARGES TWO
MARTIN NEIDER AND JOHN BARK.
LEY ASKED TO SURRENDER
BADGES YESTERDAY
oisorderIy Conduct 10 the Formal
Charge Although Sensational
Rumors Go Earfher

Humore Go Farther.
Chief OF Police Thomas Leyland dis
charged Police Officers Martin Neid-
or. and John Barkley. yesterday morn.
ing. for improper conduct He then
appointed George Buchwald. present
extraman. and James Babb. who serv-
ed under Chief bennett. to MI then
places. These new appointments will
take effect this morning. Both Of the
men discharged surrendered their
badges yesterday.
Highly colored stories we're circul.
ated throughout the city concerning
the discharge OF the two men. II was
reported that the reason Nelder was
let 20 was his part in the speakeasv
pulls during the past few weeks. This
report was made sport OF at police
headquarters. Chief OF Police Lev
land said yesterday evening that he let
the men 20 because they we're not do
ing right. and asked that sensational
talk be eliminated out OF respect to
the families OF the two men.
According 10 the department. Neider
entered into a fight south OF the creek
Saturday night after he had gone on
duty.
Neider says that he went south OF
the creek and that fve men attacked
him. one knocking him down. lie aaya
mat this was done because Of his part
IN the arrest OF alleged Yost law
violators. Policemen who quelled the
hght tell an entirely different story.
Neider says that the chief is trying
70 get even. The matter will be-
brought 10 the attention Of council
September ~. and II is expected that
the police committee will BE- asked 10
pass upon tho merits % the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TO GEORGETOWN
Edmund Mullaney Of Martins Ferry 70
hc-enter Well Known University
"a Washington.

Edmund Mullancy Of Martins Ferry.
one fine best known athletes In the
over The river city. viii cave this
month for Washington. ID. O.. 10 ro.
enter GEORGETOWN University BE- only
has one more year % study before he
eompietea his law course and an the
End 81 that lime viii hang out his aiRn
a. full nedred attorney.
Aullancy viii BE- a biz help To- The
Deorgelowu eleven this fail an biz
football ability is well known N ir
probable that be- VIII be- found on
both the football and baseball teams
who're he nrsf made be debut ln The
lthiouc world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
HUNDRED BABIES
WIN ~ Exhibited A. naby SHOW To-
uiorrow.- Entry rdat closed
Last Night

wheeling tIrroaf baby chow viii
open tomorrow hrne1fn thr rfnde of
t.e ffeit iffna lref rHrf of fhe ENnnr'-
rnIfN IIri NInn.I laHf night with more
iNtn 200 entries Tho work ~ rNnIh.
lIinE these most nrIreIrHe beings VIII b.
10 ONfrFn OF itnF m NlUInr nHrroInrr nf
fNr board ~ IrHI Too IUIrIrr viii
continue fhruIrhluf fn. IHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
1.-THE TEST"
Startling Drama OF Morality To Ne
Preaented AtCourt This EveninR-
blanche Walsh's Mig
Success.

startling drama OF morality called.
me Test" and dealing with the sex
problem unvarnishcd and Intimately T.
the offering at the Court theatre to-
night by the Chicago Stock company.
The subject OF the play Is one that the
prudes OF olden days were shocked TO
discuss and 50 allowed IL to 20 unmo-
rested But the true woman OF today in
sists that IL shall be discussed and there
by protection 70 her sex Is given.
II Is a drama that has been endorsed
by such celebrated peOrle as Mrs. Aug
ust Belmont and other interested In
the welfare OF our young girls OF today
The Test was used for two years
as a starring vehicle FOR Blanch Walsh
and proclaimed by herself and critics
as one OF the greatest plays she has ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
COURTS REOPEN
Busg Sessions win nsvfn M. -,
ng-Aore Than Fivs Hundred
Cases on nockgfa

Altnoufh The county and CITY build
luN oilicea were quiet yesterday an viii
reaufne work with o. Vcnrrnnre fffa
upfnlne Lhrce courts viii open for
.ne ~ tne busiest september terms on
WI $3.50 have a number of cases o. act
Auage Alan ~ Robinson will deliver
bic charge 90 the Grand Jury ffir NOS.
iNh. ln ffiulnaI court. judge 10 g. Her.
.rl VIII con- me docket In Part Two and
LulEe itnnrff NJ. Addlrmrn will call tho
docket ln Pert one .rhorr arc about -0
Caaea pr TIE CRIMINAL court and f.r
coveted in the circuit coutr Tor tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
|. A. C'S. TAKE TWO
Local BOYS 90 n Dinonvais ana Admin.
lister sever Drubbinr % up
River LIDS


'NA''H m" lN' InfNIII rnHrnf
NlhI.pNh AiE. o. SEPT Tho De-.
iann AinIetIr Club of WhrrUnr rerIr.
lNf.t nnfrafel fnr local team Hfra fn.llr.
ln morning and afternoon rnrrr Ills.
.nf. Hrnr.l p runs tn fha fret rnfnr
u NIlH fhn locals could rurh tuf ono frl.
litl. over Iu The afternoon narIr fH.
local tenn aEalu went down b. drfs4f
~ me score ~ f0 fn tho fnffrfn
lnninH % ne second game. hamilton go
local rart
batteries
Elraf Same Nili0nNair. grrrHnE A
OMnHcr
second rauc-u inonVsle. gcrehak A
IfrIo gud ~ Nrrl9. D. 4 g.. srhrerEfr
and DMaliev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
Sealed FROPOSAI s.

Notice 70 manufacturers. Jobbsrn. 49,
chants and Others wholesale Doaisrn
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control Of the State
OF West virginia Will receive bids deiiv
a. Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment CT which r. vested IN SAID Board
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
piQdefat quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
era viii be given preference
Isis OF supplies needed viii be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1a-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
EAUn1s WINS swn.

~ louis sept faHrrman LauhIa.
laHf NrarH winner n fnn Missouri Am.
lHiIr assoc iHfIyu r. annual fsn. niIla swim.
toby repealed Die victory ln the Mfs-
~ sIrrl river and came ahead ~ DO other
runiennrrH I.t1hIr rFrrcafufrl The AZ
uIar f seconds
Nike Nrurfmrff. ~ chicago swIra.
ring Tor fhr Illinois Athlete club was
second. ff seconds behind
a Browne ~ the HarlIIfrn Club. CHE
cara nnlnhed tnlrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

NfiiIfAN NifININ. Sept N.N IaIfInr
o1ranrn Won eight nf fhr sixteen events
in lNH middle nfnfra REGATTA rrHnH nnrH
TODAY ln fNr Nrhur kIU river Nla.
NnrN had fINn HITfnfIHr NInHhInnfnn f.lY
200 baltimore ono TOE NrannI CLUB
HhIrH made INn best rnnuuIr nf boo
local clubs. finished Nraf In fhrr.
nnia. Do r-nlHr rIEnf.nrrod aIcII and
inc single ard double rcuUa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
OPPOSES MILITARY rRArErEo.

KINGSTON. ~ 81. Sept John d.
FINLEY. state commission OF Edurnfion.
ln speaking nf The Dedication III n Hfrh
school BUILDING here to-day declared BE-
was opposed o. military training ln tha
public schools Doe added that De- would
FIGHT with 90 bite personal and official
MIGHT fn prevent the Introduction of
aurh training
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

fIIlfAhO. sept r. The fastest speed
boats iu Che CuuufrN are entered Cor tho
.rtrd boat championship here tomorrow
afternoon. The rnur." ia thirty miles
and fHr winner viii nn decided nu the
point aNafrm. Tho last race VIII D. hrff
InuFrlHF. Tho WrIElfN trophy valued
af $4,000. win o. awarded fn che winner.
end m $500 reproduction goes with If 90
D.. fhr personal property of fho victor.
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NO oArsE AT sT. oEAnsvrLu.


alro. won't f1 sol CInIrrriffr rrrfrrfr. d.
l.ar tne etowarfHFlllr lrnI0rrfI frara
ln'N were fn HnrN played enc game In
.uf morning nul ono Dol fhr Afternoon
HnN over affrf fnn q a 81 hnrr had
rh.d st llalrHVllle they were refused
.lrf trlfclIng 81 rouae and returned 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

HAnE On sabbath evening, Sept SIN
lsls. ~ seven forty-nve o'clock. al the
OHIO valley General Hospital ELLA
WALLACE. wife OF Andrew 81 Hare
Funeral services az the residence Of wiz
lam Hare. 40. 90 Twentieth street
TUESDAY Afternoon, az two thirty
Friends Of the family are Invited 10
attend.
Private entombmont in Greenwood Nav
aoicum.
please omit nowers)
HAnE-on sabbath evening. September
son. 1915. at T.f5 o'clock nt the ohio
valley General Hospital ELLA VAL
LAtt wife or Andrew 8. Hare
Funeral services az che residence OF VIII
liam Hare. no. - Twentieth street
wednesday Afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock.
Friends 0f che family are Invited To-
attend Private cutou hnlenf fu Green
wood Maueulrum.
please omit nowcrsJ
trr1.Lnn on sunday september
1915. 90 ll o'clock b. M. at the rcri-
nrurn or d. W. Enir. NO ff ThIF-
frrufh street MISS. ELIZA ThNu
MILLER in her ssth year
Funcral services. on Tuesday Afternoon
90 o'clock Friends of family re-
arccfully Invited fo attend
infermcnt at Peninsula comotsry.
Wumns Infant son OF Ralph ana
Anna Humea. raturuag. September a
1918. aFed q days.
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FRUITS

FINE ALnE1TA Peaches soc bu. Ash
ton farm. Bell phone Altenheim. i22
ING y SELF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

The Wheeling Traction company
had force of mon at work ycefor
day repairing switch on Forty.
eighth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer 6 HHdebfsnd

Funeral Directors and Enhsimsra.
Corner Market and twenty -rr--Irf o..
Ielephouf lei. oncu dar and nirht-
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia ave. close TO beach. Capacity
900 Entirely new, Modern and high
class. Large rooms; private baths, ele-
Fator. etc. Superior table service 81 so
up daily: special weekly. Booklet. Auto
meets trains. w r. SHAW
THE WIITcHIRPv virginia Avenue and
Reach. ocean view;
capacity SeV' private baths. running
water In rooms, elevator, hne porches,
&c; music. Special--Si2. 80 ~ weekly:
&z5O up daily. open all year. bookiet.
auto AZ trains. SAMUEL ELLIS.