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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
KANSAS TO have
BIG WHEAT YIELD

TOPEKA, May 2s-One hundred
and thirty-six million bushels OF
wheat Is the estimate OF Secretary
Mohler OF the state board OF agricul.
ture for the 1915 Kansas crop.
Only the 1914 yield OF 10000.
600 surpasses the present outlook.
Farmers expect to get 81 for their
wheat at the start. That means
s13s. 600, 900 additional wealth for
the state. with fine alfalfa and corn
prospects to be cashed later in the
year.
There is no business depression In
Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
cI.mmsr Ending Saturday Mob,

clen,msr Ending Saturday Night
When II Strikes Home" tGrace
Washburn. Muriel Ostriche and Ed.
win August five acts.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
The Esterbrook Case" three
parts: The Park Honeymoon.
ers"; How slippery Slim Saw the
Show"
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Tho Butterfly" barbara Ten.
nan, and Howard Es,abrook): be
ware OF the Dog" Jefferson DE
Angelis), comedy.
Orpheum Ending Saturday Night
Gods Witness" Florence La
Badie): Fatty. Seaside Washer
(F'atty Arbucklo).
Grand Ending Saturday Night
The Prodigars Progress" (No. 4
OF The Diamond From the Sky
series). two parts. Tony: Ami
mated Weekly: Broken Hearts
and Pledges"
Tlllkur Ending Saturday Night
AT the Banquet Table" tkins
paggot). two parts: His Romany
Wife," two parts; When Cupid
Crossed the Bay"
Seattle Ending Saturday Night
THE Alter OF Ambition" two
reels: The Song OF the Heart.
two reels; The Smuggler". The
Baby"
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
THE Absentee" (Robert Eide
SOM. five parts. and n one-ree
comedy.
Madison Ending Thursday Night
America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
SNIP T0RPED0ED;
CREW IS RESCUED

PENZANcE. May 2s.-The Brit
ish steam Caedeby. en- route 20 Car
diff from Oporto, was torpedoed and
sunk by submarine off Cornwall.
It was learned today. when survlv-
ors from the vessel we're landed at
Newlin by fishing vessels.
The Caedeby was vessel OF 100
tons and carried cargo OF pitwood.
Four passengers and the crew OF rs
men were rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
RULING IN OIL CASE

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Thc in
terstate commerce commission to
day issued an order authorizing the
Southern Pacific railroad and the
Associated oil Co. TO continue oper-
ating tank steamers from California
10 Alaska and Hawaii but ruled that
they must abandon such California,
Washington and Oregon shipping. II
they have pipe lines connecting
these states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
LOSES CLAY CLAIM

The general land office at Wash
ington has affirmed the decision @
the local land office, In the Oren'W
Brown case. TO determine whether
deposits OF clay can be entered un
der the United States mining laws
The Seattle commissioner ruled
they can not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
PLAY FINAL GAMES

Altho Broadway has already
cinehed the city high school base.
ball championship for the season.
the Pine st boys will complete the
schedule by clashing with the
Franklin team in the wind-up game
OF the high school season at Co.
lumbia playfleld this afternoon
broadway has not been defeated
this season and will attempt to
finish with clear record.
II the grounds are In any kind Of
condition, Ballard and West Seattle
Will fight II out for second place
today. The teams are evenly
matched. and hard fight is ex-
pected. Ballard leads the West
Side team by one point and Vie
tory win land the latter in second
Mace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
ClUBWOM OF
OREGON Meeting

PORTLAND. May IS Mrs Percy
V. Pennybacker. president OF the
General Federation ofs Women's
clubs was here today to attend the
council meetings Of the Oregon con.
ference. which will begin June 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
HH aa o.
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Ending Saturday

J. Warren kerrigan, in THE
Guardian OF the F1ocks." n two-part
drama; The Maid Of the Mist.
drama: Animated Weekly" of May
~. topical: Around the World In
Ten Minutes" comedy: The Swed
ish National Park in Lapland,
scenic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
70 College Ending Saturday

THE Clutching Hand" No. IL
two parts; "A Shot in the Dark.
drama; Animated Weekly" top
zeal. "A Coats a Coat" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Queen Anne TonlQht

THE Woman without Heart.
three parts: ".Pathe Weekly" "Col
Heeza Liar" q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
FRUITS
STALL 10
BAKERY
STALL f2

STNLC II
2 10c loaves Bread. .....15c
IL doz. Cookies. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
LIBERTY

"Fanchon. tho Cricket" which 1,
attracting thousands to the Liberty
Is sort OF family affair Tho three
principal parts are taken by the
Pickfords. Mary. Lottie and Jack
The two sisters are rivals for the
hand OF Jack. and little Mary Is the
victor In the end. This IN the first
time the three Pickfords have .yer
appeared together IN the same film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

A freak OF nature marks the turn
Ing point In the Orphcum's head
liner. Gods Witness" and lead
the story 20 a pleasant ending. TIT
heroine Is accused OF murderinI
her grandfather. She 10 cicaros
when a pane OF glass upon which I
streak OF lightning has photograph
ed the old mans death. IL produced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
GRAND

MISSION
II doesn't pay 10 get mad and
make threats. Such IL the lesson
The Esterbrook Case" at the Mis-.
sion. attempts 10 teach. II is an
excellent subject. and II shows how
a jealous young man Is accused OF
killing n man who has flirted with
his flancee. because OF his manifest
anger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
VEGETABLES

STALL II
New Potatoes. 8 lbs. .ZJt
Choice Cauliflower. each. 80.
....-..........15t and zoe
Asparagus. 3 punches. Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

Madison Ending Saturday Night
Exploits OF Elaine" No. II: THE
Power OF the Street" The Valley
OF Hate" "Mabels Willful Way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

PIckfordJ.
Alhambrs Ending Sunday Night
"Graustark" tFrancis Bushman)
six parts.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
"Life's Staircase; The Spark
From the Embers," two parts; HE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

Miss Nancy Peterson Of w~oodSdale.
as returned from visiting friends in
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert. Of Pleas
ant valley, returned yesterday from a
trip TO Atlantic city and New York.
Mrs. Fred Park. u WoodsdaIe spsni Wes.
terday at Pittsburgh.
Miss Catherine B%urkhardt Of Pleasant
.atIey j. visiting relatives at Washing
Carl o. Martong Of Roney's Point. is
srending a few days the guest OF friends
Harry Dorry. Of Gienwood. Is visiting
lends and relatives at SistersviIle for a
Cecil Hartley OF Bethany pike. has
gone TO Tampa Florida. where he Will
Ni,it his son Charles Hartley.
Mss Elsie iteinhold, Of Pittsburgh,
VII arrive today TO be the guest OF
Miss Lorena Schenk Of WoodsdaIe.
Inc literary society Of the
school Is making arrangements for the
holding OF a debate between the pupiis
OF The school this week. The question 10
Dee debated L. RESOLVED that national
woman suffrage viii benefit our coun.
The Schubert Quintette Of Wheeling
VIII render a musical program tomorrow
evening % the Elm Grove NJ. r. churru.
The special services now in progress
AZ the Roney's Point United P~resbyter-
ian church are well attended
william Mcdonald and daughter Miss
carrie Mcdonald OF Bccham. pa wa-r
calling on Elm Grove friends VeSterdt.
Ion Nlnl'rN OF Elm Grove b. detained
az his home on account Of a slight iIr
ness.
The national road a. Fulton which has
neeu improved was opened yesterday Tor
william Erummln Of Tri1dcIphla who
und'rWeu an operation 40 the Ohfp Wall
icy General hgsuital ha- been removed
20 his home. D. i- expected that no Will
b." able 60 be- out in q few days.
Miss Marie Elsur OF st. Louis. whs
has been visiting relatives az Leather.
Wood. left yesterday for her home.
Ihc next meeting ~ the J.. e.. o.. club
or Fulton viii D. held on Thursday even
ing November Is.
Frank Tecman 81 Elm Grove has re-
turned from Marietta. Ohio. wher, he
visited relatives.
Mrs. Louis Loeffler OF EdRwood. who
underwent an operation at the ohio Val.
Icy General hospital q fcW DAYS ago Iqs
boon removed 90 her home.
The regular meeting Uf the Edrw00d
\ "luute'rs viii 30 held on Thursday
evening ~uNembsr IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
CYCLISTS OPEN
BIG CAMPAIGN
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST STARTED
WITH BANQUET LAST
EVENING.
Many Were In Attendance and Most
Pleasant Evening Was Spent
Interesting Talks
Were Given.

The members of the Wheeling Mo-
torcycle Club held a banquet last even
ing In the Club rooms over Brunhaus
restaurant. The affair marked the
opening OF one of the biggest member.
snip campaigns ever attempted by The
local organization. The campaign for
new members will continue over a
period Of several months. At the ban.
quet last evening the club members
were divided into two teams. These
teams Will fight IL out 10 see which
can secure the most members and at
the close OF the campaign the losing
slue VIII have to either banquet the
O. entertain them with a
bowling party.
President j. Landon Bier OF the club
appointed Charles Leiphardt as toast.
master Tor the evening and following
n iced some interesting talks were
given and stories told.
Those in attendance were. Paul
Dansel, Charles Leiphardt. Otto Ritz.
Edward Sailor. Harry Wheat. Charles
Meters. Fred Myers. Harry Bier. vii.
nam Lyle. Walter McCluskey, Wal
Ter Bowman. II. w. Douglass. Louis
Logomarcino, J.. Landon Bier. Karl
sells A. c. Hubbard. Charles Sells.
Iheo. Roth. Alonzo Sells. Niles Menke-
miller II. c. Jones. \. c. Drummond.
T. I. Kelley, John b. Weidner. II. a
Brady' George Clapper. Harry Nor
Iison, Louis +. Myers. Fred Grubber.
Wasmuth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
Wheeling High
Opponents


wheeling must De- admitted to have
played the hardest schedule and TO
declsively defeated Magnolia. Man.
nington, Huntington and Charleston is
certainly no mean accomplishment.
Inc only game the two leading teams
nave played in common is Parkers-
burg. Buckhannon won from the
Wood county aggregation 29-6. and
wheeling also turned the trick by the
almost Identical score of 27-7. Park
ersburg has been the only team to
cross B~uckhannon's line and this
speaks volumes for the aggressive and
consistent play of the Buckhannon
aggregation.
Wheeling has been scored on in no
less than four contests but in each
instance has been able 10 score more
than the opposition. This indicates
for Wheeling an exceptionally strong
otfcnse, n one that is trong enough
to cover up the weaknesses of a some
what ragged or careless defense In
weight the teams will be faily well
matched. altho Bu%ckhannon's repre-
sentatiyes are somewhat huskier than
the rivals from Wheeling. Its open
plays do not gain so much ground,
u at rushing the ball from regular
loTmdtlon the team has all the drive
mat has been necessary TO date and
IN Ross and Hymes two men are avail
able that will be the best Of college
material in another season.
Wheeling adheres more to the open
style OF play and excels at the for
ward pass. What this will do TO
Buckhannon's defense remains to be
seen, u Buckhannon will do well to
be on the lookout because in letters
and Ritz in the backfield and Parker
at an end a combination has been
worked out by Coach Holden that has
struck terror TO all opponents to date.
Ward Lanham, he old Wesleyan star
VINO handles the Buckhannon hipn
team has watched Wheeling play on
TWO occasions and has drilled his team
IN the minutest details OF the Wheel
ing offensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
McMechen RrLefs

Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Chris.
'ian church viii hold an aIIdav meet.
inr tomorrow In the basement Of tho
church Lunch will BE- served In tho
dining rOoms.
The force Of traction ,mrIoys. az
work boo fho Narrows clearing tho road
N debris from n recent clip. be- making
Frl"ndid progress.
Howard O. Wolfe haa resumed his
duiIDa a8 conductor ON tho N|ryfs,har
division ~ thn traction COMPANY. ~.
fn 20 vrok'H vacation
FriondehIp Castle So O. Kn.rrf. OF
'ho Golden Eaalr. held s larroi, ai.
tended business meeting last rsvripg
.n mo NcNrchon BUILDING
Nr and Mrs Abraham Nichols OF
N'II.hurT are spending several DAYS
boz iho city. visiting with friends and
relatives
Nias NonIn Wright Of Ripley ~
NH 81. euondina several DAYS in tho
city with seventh street friends
Paul Morris of NourdatuIs. sales.
man For thr State Specially gumrauv
aaa Ir thr city yesterday ATTENDING
'o huaino.. matters in 'bo interest of
hfH company
Tho y D. W,Wephar buIdir, az
Tho corner OF Fourteenth aud Marshall
streets. Dol bsinR put under roof thIa
Ve,F
Several Iu,8. nsopI. uu attend f.a
me- m''fIuE UI Goo TsnVuud citizens
- bo held ai fhr rarv00d city build.
Inf f0 di.rI.. matters relative fo tho
I'r"ood N'H''l'u con. oIIdstcd wa.
''r 'ompanv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
GREATEST Hi GAME
ON NEXT SATURDAY
eOCkHANNoN AND WHEELING
WILL BATTLE FOR SUPREME
GRID HONORS
Scores Made by Each Eleven Show
Them to BE Evenly Matched
Wheelins'S Record Better.

While the West Virginia and Wes-
leyan eontingents are preparing for
their great collegiate struggle at Fair
mont on Thanksgiving day. there is
being staged the most exciting battle
Tor the scholastic football honors that
the state Of West Virginia has ever
seen. Previous to last Saturday.
wheeling. Buekhannon and Charleston
were the only teams left in the run
ming for honors. but on that date
wheeling wallopped Charleston AT
Wheeling by the score OF 200 and this
result leaves but two undefeated
teams in the Mountain state-Buck-
hannon and Wheeling. Their records
follOw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
CITIZENS NATIONAL AND QUAR-.
TER SAVINGS BANKS
MAY MERGE.
Leading Stockholders Said 10 Have
Approved Proposition, and II is
Soon to Be Before Joint
Committee.

\ movement of considerable inter
est In local financial circles has for
its object the consolidation of the
Quarter Savings Bank and the Citi-
zens National Bank. both of this city.
The movement has progressed to the
point where a plan for the c~onsolida-
ton has been prepared and is to be
considered soon by a joint committee
Of the W banks. The plan has al
ready received the endorsement OF a
number OF the leading stockholders OF
both institutions. and probably will
be adopted.
These two banks are among the
youngest financial institutions in the
city. but both have been doing a very
satisfactory and steadily increasing
business. They are located very close
together. however. and have a number
OF common interests. II Is the belief
OF the promoters Of the project that
the consolidation would be advanta-
o to both. and that the larger bus
mess could be conducted more eco
nomically.
The Quarter Savings Bank was or
Fanizcd ten years ago. George J. Math-
ison is president and J. +. Ebeling as
cashier. Under their direction IL has
enjoyed a rapid growth.
The Citizens National Bank vas or
ganizcd three eyars ago. Alex. Glass
is president and J. Sherwood Fee is
cashier. II Is the city's youngest bank
ing institution. Although established
at the beginning OF the recent business
depression. Il has been conducted sue
c%essfully and has a satisfactory vol
ume Of business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
NEWSPAPER MAN
SPEAKS ON OMAR
B BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE PAID
TWELFTH CENTURY PHILoso.
PIER LAST NIGHT.
George Seibel Of Pittsburgh, Speaks to
Large Audience at Unitarian
Church.

With the auditorium Of the First
Unitarian church of Wheeling filled
with an audience representing nearly
every religious belief of the Wheeling
district. George Seibel. a newspaper
man. of Pittsburgh. and one OF the
most able speakers in the Ohio val
ley. spoke Tor more than an hour on
The Wine Bills of Omar Khayan."
Mr.. Seibel vas introduced by Attor-
ney Charles II. Schuck. Mr.. Seihel
told OF the great good that had been
done by Omar in the twelfth century:
that he had always looked upon the
bright side Of life. and that he never
delved into the future for sorrow. Mr..
Seibel used the most polished Eng
hsh and he used a number of figures
OF speech 10 carry out his point of
brotherly love. He closed with a beau
tiful tribute TO the great Omar.
The address vas given under the
auspices of the Mems Liberal club.
and was followed by the women OF the
church serving lunch in the base.
ment of the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

George Patterson. Of Cameron w
Va. and I'D Patterson ~ Marion. f5vs.
p 81 patterson Yf East Main street
make Dawson OF EIIlIfra. has Ea.v
l..LlrE rrlt.lt'a and friends here
Mr and Mrs sam TaEgs.f and little
4n robert ~ M1rulrtuH. IS Va. are
i-itel her parents Nr ana Mrs James
IN IIIH.. ~ East Main street
t't ana Mrs James Hoffman and Do.
iIe laughter Star. E.IsU n| cleveland r.-
.fn.l home to-day after a visit win
M- ana Nrs Ray GrIrr.r and children
o.. NItrllr. i"frE. ar. visiting relatives
Mrs HAIRY Urfa.I of C.IuuH.. Is
I'IHs n'r parents Nr HuI Nr. smf..
I' lrhHrH. uf FHrfH Chestnut street
N." IIrI Harrison. off EIaf Main
.if'.f. has returned from H Visit uIfT
Dor .Hrenfa ST. ami Nr. sr.rr.
ginger uf I~srUhtIrE va
IT ~ N Church Will preach f..
fHfs.|..rE sermon tf The r-.rI.f.4.
,nIr.n af fhr union service .r TItut
giving day
E.lr s.l.l af Wheeling wal. .,.,
visitor Win NIa Hu'.s. NIH NI.|t
rrlIt ~ rHff. Lincoln avenue.
Ar. H,rUr.. Kelly ... returned f. Dad.
friend" Hf"U
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

All the signs are now pro-
pltious for overcoat buying.
Stocks are practically com
plete-in fact we have Just
received another big ship
ment of the latest and mob
best Overcoat models de-
creed by the style designers
for this winters wear.
The prices for the newest
Overcoats range from SO
to $50.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
Institute

Inc only Farmers institute 10 be held
ll hru"kr county this winter will be al
tht Tent church school. IN Cross Creek
district. on November goth and Decem-
Der lst Il VIII be conducted by the
NsFl,uuural Extension Department. OF
me West virginia University. and viii
be IN charge Of G. g. Hardman. OF Spen-
and Miss Nellie Woods OF Gre.nsburg
"a, as rstructors. Webster n. sin and
horace Atwood. Of the Panhandle Agri-
cultural Club, viii also appear on tho
rrpEram. Subjects will be taken I'M nv
means OF a question box. and any cues
llon OF interest 20 farmers can be die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
HENRY A. c..
rlsy Biggest Game Of Season With
Burr a. c. on Next Sunday After.
noon at Tunnel Green.

what is expected 10 be one of the
pest amateur football games 10 he
played in this section this season is
the game OF the Henry Athletic Club
and the Burr Athletic Club. both of
the East End. who meet on next sun.
uay afternoon on the Tunnel Green
grounds.
Both teams are evenly matched. and
a hard-fought game is expected TO he
taged Final arrangements were
completed yesterday. and the manage.
ment will be able TO care for a large
crowd. 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

On June -. 1915. there were 100
automobiles and So motor-clcyes II.
censed in the Zahal zone. Nine of
the motorcycles licenses. says the
Canal Record. were held by
residents OF Panama and Colon ano
the remaining 76 were issued 10 resi-
dents OF the Canal Zone. or the auto
mobiles licensed. 81 were owned by
residents Of the zone anc s2s by resi-
dents OF Panama or Colon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
M'MECHEN
Cars OF schcdnI-

All cars on the MoundsvilIo and
McMechon divisions OF the Wheeling
traction system were running behind
I'd" regular schedule yesterday and
last evening. due TO Il being necessary
10 transfer passengers about tho i'm.
provemcnts being made TO tho tracks
i1 South Bonwood A force Of men f4
working day and night on laying the
no wtics and rails. and tho work is
being rushed 10 completion an rapidly
al possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
WELLSBURG

ELLSBURG. W. Va. Nov. IA
a%dJourne session OF the county CONT
hcld on Tuesday morning the commits
sipners stated that the bridge over the
incline al the Bell coal works cost
about $1,000 completed. including IN
cost OF the structural bridge erected
4 ne BIDS the county received FOR M.
WORK averaged around the S2.sOO mark
go the commissioners believe that bV 40,
ing the work by day labor they saved
considerable money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Iunkins Of Sand
.illl We're visiting MIR and Mrs. q NJ
McIomhs. sunday.
Miss Lillian ~Snedckcr will enterta,,.
me T. u. l.. Club at her home near MI
'hNet Thursday evening.
Mrs. 4. l. McCleary L. an.
Mrs W l.. Wayman. Mrs. L. w. Rro-
in"T. Mrs. VI. \. MARBLE and Miss Mary
w ny man VIII spend today with Mrs 4
W GarNin. OF MOundsvilie
AIRS. Amanda kemple who has hee,
quite III f. slightly Improved.
MISS Edna McCleary a student in the
state University az Morgautown. spent
saturday at her home here.
sick list. u" '"o
Mrs clyde Drum and daughter Ruth
burgh.
Mrs. Henry Bemke who was injured
several days ago and was taken 10 the
ONO valley General Hospital is conSid-
erahlN improved. She VIII be reuoyed
10 her home here this week
ne Woman's Adult Bible class OF thu
bethlehem Union sunday school will he
entertained this evening a. the chapel
by Mrs. Walter Wayman. Mrs Istac
robinson and Mrs. \. G.. KimpIe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
BELLAIRE HIGH
Will Go TO East Liverpool, Saturday.
Where They Will Meet strona
Pottery Town Eleven.

The Bellaire High school football
team VIII 20 10 East Liverpool Sat
urnay. where they will play the fast
eleven OF that place. Coach Estabrook
mas been spending the greater part Of
MS time coaching the boys and get
ung them In readiness for this contest.
which he considers a very important
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE o.. Nov. 1G-The new
Cathpllc ghurCS al the corner OF Gard
H'I and West Main street Is nearing
oompleti'u ana will be dedicated a. I.
% CLOCK on tho morning OF ThauksgiyiuE
ghF. hlshop Hartley. Of Columbus. viii
NV" 1Haffe Or the services assisted by
tteF rather Robbins. OF this city. and "A
number ~. visiting priests. Dinner and
@ulper VIII D." served in the church din
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

You told me that II I would marry
you ! should never want for ANYTHING
"WeH2"
DO you realize that we've been
married eight years, and you are now
seven years and ten months behind
on orders?-Detroit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
Teacen u Meat

The brooke County Teachers Associa-
tln' VIII meet at the Wsllzburg high
school building Friday evening at
o o'clock. The principal f~eatvurc OF the
evening Is a lecture by Dr Waftman n
Barhe. from the state university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
PUNTS AND

The Martins Ferry Federals will
play the Eagle football team Of this
city on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds Sunday az 3 O'Clock p. m. All
h Federal players are requested TO
report for practice at the Martins Fer
y Fairgrounds this evening.