davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-29

.oa certificates should be
o1 bond paper in order to jibe
4 eternal fitness Of things.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-29
The MARKETS

NEW .-Wheat-Spct easy;
No. red. 124 &c. and No. hard. 127 u
New York export, billed; No. !
Northern Duluth. 124h. and No. ]
Northern Manitoba. 121A u { Buffalo.
Corn-Spot firm; No, 2 yellow,
s6%c, prompt shipment
oats-Spot easy; standard. CSC; No.
white. 54h; fancy clipped white.
55h@57
Butter-Creamery extras (e3 score),
2SA G2shc; creamery (higher scor-
ing). 2s4 929A; frsts. 2792s1s sec
onds, 25aG26A.
Eggs-Fresh gathered extras, 22@
23c; extra frsts, 2o1e 621: hrsts, 1919
20; seconds. liz 61sh; nearby hen.
merry whites, fine to fancy, 23G25:
nearby hennery browns, 22h q23 y.
Cheese-State, whole milk, fresh,
flats and twins, specials. 14q14Ac;
do, average fancy. 1879
Live Poultry ~ Western chickens,
broilers, Csc: fowls, Is; turkeys. 100
IL. Dressed poultry quiet; prices un,
changed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-29


nominal, $1.20G125; No. 2 red West
ern, nominal, $125Q1S0; No, l North
ern Duluth. $132@1.36.
Corn-Car lots, for local trade, as TO
location, No. yellow, S4QS4hc;
steamer yellow, s3@s3kc; No. 3 vel.
low, s16S2c; No. 4 steamer, 7sqs0c.
Oats-No. white, 55Q55hc; stand.
ard white, 54Q54lkc; No. 3 white, So
@53Ac.
Butter-Western fresh, solid-packed,
creamery. fancy. special, 30lhc; extra,
2Shc; extra frsts, 27l1 q2Sc: frsts,
27c; seconds, 26c; ladle-packed. 21@
22c; nearby prints, fancy, 32c: aver
age extra, 29G3lc; fair to good, 26@
27c; garicky, 24@26e; jobbing sales
of fancy prints, 36Q39c.
Eggs Nearby, extra, 24c per doz ;
nearby firsts, $6.16 per standard case;
nearby current receipts. s5.S5 per case (;
Western extra, frsts, s6.I5 per case;
do do, first, 1885 per case; Southern,
sAS065a9 per case; fancy selected
candled and fresh eggs, iobbing at 26
927c per doZ.
Live Poultry-Fowls, 15Ql6e; roost-
ers, 11Q12c; broiling chickens, fancy,
not leghorns. weighing hG2 pounds
apiece, 2402Sc; do do, smaller, 1Q1 u
pounds apiece, 21Q23e; do do. leg
horns, weighing 1kQ2 pounds, 10
24c; do do. weighing 1Qlh pounds,
1S02Oc; ducks, Pekin, lao 15c; do do,
Indian runners. 12Q13e; pigeons, old,
per pair. 25Q30c; do do, young, per
pair, 20Q22c.
Cheese - New York, full cream,
fancy. new. 14Q14hc; fair to good
new. T301S51e; do do part skins, s
@12c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-06-29

more NO. 27~1et5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the island ii auto. $500
Lewis Stables. Prone z141 -Adv.
The Goodwin, only exclusive torset
shop In Honolulu; absolutely new 1915
models; Pantheon bldg ADV. =
e New arrivals In chic steamer bon
nets are on display at Milton & Par
sons, fliiiliners, Pantheon Bldg. adv.
You'll like the way the Honolulu
Picture Framing and Supply Co. frame
pictures. Let them show you then
stock Of frames &
HoieprCof hose, the original guaran-
teed hose, are for sale by The Hub,
Hotel street, near Fort. SIX pairs for
sI.50.
Panama hats reduced from SO to
$3.50; Porto Rico hats reduced from
$3.50 to SITS. Leading Hat Cleaners,
1852 Fort St, opp Convent.-Adv.
The Hawaiian News Co., The Pho
neer Paper House." carries complete
stock of paper, bags and twine and all
the different papers required by the
printer
The spring lamb from island ranch
es, sold by Metropolitan meat market,
is said to be exceptionally fine and
well suited for a dinner course.
Perhaps it is because your competi-
tor uses wireless communication with
the other islands and with ships at sea
that he is so successful. Why not try
it yourself? Mutual Telephone Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
MINIATURE SWIMMINGPOa WILL
SHOW R|SEOF fUNDF0R I. me-. A,

Stiles, J. G. Stone, C. s. Franklin.
Those forming ]. s. Motifs team are
D. B. Guard, ]. C. Anderson, e. C.
CIark, a. K Lucas, e. G. Mailman,
George Bustards j. B. Brown, H. s..
Canario. ::
H. B. Newcomb's team consists OF
Gilbert Brown, j. p. Morgan. r.. H.
Lowrie, r. N. linn, w. J. Peterson,
B. H. Biirdiek. TX,
"A. T. Young heads q live team Of
Chinese young men, who have already
shown disposition to DO their part.
]. E. Santos is captain Of a team
from the p. b. C.s. On the team are
Frank Braneo. Abel Rudrigues, Ernest
Soares. Charles Branco, Cliff0kd Mel
in, Joe Meveiros Frank Vivas, Clark
Soares; and Cooke Soares. -;
John Hagiund is leading In the work
amongst the intermediate department
young men. ~ IS y
Other names in addition to these
have been eh9sen on teams. They Will
be listed When they report for their
assignment Sof prospects"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

For hts work in instructing Italian
naval officers in flying. John L. Callan,
a representative Of the Curtfss Aero
plane Company, was awarded gold
medal by the Italian government.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Report at Noon Meeting Shows
Campaign is Under Way;
500 Already Raised

At / o'clock this afternoon the Y NJ.
C. A. swimming pool campaign teams
reported 800 secured as a result of
this mornings work IN the first day
of the effort to raise the $4,000 neces.
sary to make the pool a reality.
The team workers met for luncheon
in Cooke hall and tomorrow is expect
ed to see the tide of subscriptions we'll
over the $1,000 mark.
In the lobby are two large signs.
one on which the standing Of each
team is to be printed, the other rep
resenting a swimming pool, showing
how high the amount secured each
day is.
ga chance to turn cash Into char
acters is the keynote of the campaign.
General Secretary Paul Super emphas
sized this at today's luncheon, and at
last nights dinner which started the
ball rolling.
Today's feature was the mailing Of
723 letters to association members
whom it was thought are most inter:
ested in the pool 81 am pleased to
say that a number of the men who
received the letters mailed us their
check Immediately, said Mr.. Super.
They are ar AID Club men. and are
up to snuff in these matters
The letter tells Of the pool, and
gives figures concerning its cost and
methods by which the $4,000 may be
secured. Because the letter says
nothing of dollar subscriptions, doesn't
mean that we don't want them, ex-
planned Mr.. Super. I'VE will be just
as pleased to have men hand US a
dollar or more as to receive $100."
The next team reports will be heard
tomorrow at noon in Cooke hail. TO
morrow will see things stirring" is
the way one team worker expressed
his enthusiasm /.
One of the most active team work
ers is r. e. Lambert On his team
are G. S. Raymond, C. M. p Nelson,
R. NJ. B. Purvis, l. Spalding, c. r. Fra
zier, H. Gunter.
On w. F. Gaynor,s team are A. M.
Cristy. w. p. Thomas, R. Anderson.
G. s. Waterhouse, j. A. Noble, H. G.
Dillingham;. W. R. Coombs, F. o. Boy
er and Percy Deyerill.
Jack Millions team consists of G. L.
Dorre, c. II. Hall, |. P. Garfield. L. B.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

The stunt committee OF the AID
Club contingent of the Kauai Civic
Convention. to be held in Lihue Sep
TENDER IS and q are planning to hold
a meeting soon to arrange the details
OF their show The various Ad Club
committees report favorable progress
and give assurance of general good
time TO all who accompany the Ad
Cub to the Garden Isle next month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
SOLID WEAVE or 6ARs
WIRE MILE THICK ON
FLANDERS BATTLE LINE
IAssociate1 Pressl

LONDON The War Office, as well
as the Admiralty, is receiving and
sitting proposals of new devices, cover.
ing tine whole range or fand WarfaFe.
guns, explosives, shields, novable
armored fortresses of attack and de.
Tense. together with plans for the
great utilization of some Of the de-
lenses already known, such as barbed
wire.
This enc item of barbed wire Is
working almost a revolution in the
accepted ideas of land warfare. One
or the chief officers after returning
from the trenches in Flanders. said
that at, many points Of the line he
saw barbed wire laced into almost
solid weave a mile wide In front of
the trenches. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

NJ Gabrilowich. the new Serbian
minister to the vatican, presented his
credentials. .t-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
WAS PIONEER IN
CONGO DEVELOPMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Richard D..
Mohun, one of the few surviving COM
rades of Baron Dhanis in development
of the Belgian Congo and the only
white survivor of the party which con-
nected the east and west coasts of the
dark continent by telegraph, died at
Royal Oak, Nd, from wounds received
in 20 years service in Africa
For his work in the Congo, Mr.. Mo-
hun had been decorated by England,
Belgium and France.
The sultan of Zanzibar decorated
him for his work as intermediary with
the British force which took that coun-
try. He had done much to break up
Arab slave traffic, and helped break
up cannibalism. He went to Africa 20
years ago as commercial agent of the
United States in the Congo and made
his life work on the dark continent
Mr.. Mohun was so years old. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

A further hearing was to be had
before District Judge Monsarrat this
afternoon OF the matter of Harry T..
Mills against D. F. Turin, an action for
debt In the sum OF sI1. Mills acting
as representative OF Rudolph Stein, q
member of the detective department.
1t is alleged by Stein that when he and
Turin took couple of cabaret singers
to Waikiki not long ago, gave them
something to eat and drink and later
treated them with joy ride, Turin
refused to foot half the bin, amount
ing to 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

Mounted police of the Sheepshead
Bay police stat on. Brooklyn, we're sent
to round up 100 goats which wandered
from their barns Their owner, James
Murdoch, was. sent to jail for 40 days
for keeping them. s
The famous bronze and copper lion
that stood on the battle field of Water.
loo has been torn down and is being
made into German shells. according to
Holland ADVICE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

A series OF national days" will Tea
ture the Pan-Pacific Clubs weekly
luncheon Tuesday at noon in Cooke
hall, Y. NJ. G. A. building. There will
be Japan Day." and a Japanese
speaker, appointed by his fellow coun-
trymen here, will tell in 15minute
talk of things accomplished by Japan.
csc here IN the way of promoting good
citizenship. The August II luncheon
will be Chinese day; August "a, Ko-
rean. and August 81, Portuguese.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
|DO(N And GENERkI.

"a eoroner's jury has held that Ching
Chong. Chinese cook. who lost his
life in fire at Beretania. near Alex
ander street Monday morning, died
from burns received accidentally in
the fire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

Having completed their studies In
American universities, Karn In Chun
and FOO Kow Lee. two young Chinese
men who are graduates Of the McKin-
ley High School here, are again in
Honolulu. Mr.. Chnn Is q graduate dem
fist, receiving his diploma from the
University of Southern California Col
lege of Dentistry, in Los Angeles, last
June. Mr.. Lee has lust completed a
course in modern agriculture at Kan
sass State Agricultural College, Man
haitian. Kansas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
CONTEMPLATING
MAY BE CHARGE
AUTHORITIES FIND SUSPICIOUS
LOOKING METALS OWNED
BY lOPPE
Is Now on Trial For Alleged Pistol
Totine-Arsuments on Motions
For New Trials.

Tony Loppe viii go on trial this
morning in Criminal Court on a
charge of pistol toting. From develop
ments yesterday. this alleged violator.
may be confronted with a more serioIs
charge as soon as he Il finished with
this one. Detectives found his suit
case yesterday and in il were PARTICLES
OF metal such as is used in making
phony money. and II will not be "A
surprise II he is arrested on charge
OF counterfeiting
No coins were found. but the dis
covery caused general interest with
the federal authorities who also got
busy on the case. II is possible that
/ Loppe may be one OF the counterfeit
ers who has been working in this dts
trict
Motions for new trians viii be sub
mitted TO day in the cases OF Tony
Saratori. Cecil Copp and Willie Dun.
away. The first was convicted of
black hand, and the other two of
robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
ST. MATTHEW'S
GUILD ELECTS
DR.. E. S. BULLARD is NAMED
PRESIDENT FOR NEXT YEAR.
Retiring Officers rendered Vote OF
Thanks, and Appreciation OF
Services is Expressed.

Last night the Mems Guild of ST.
Matthews p. +. church held an inn
portant meeting. the annual election
of officers taking place. After the
minutes of the last meeting were read
A l.. Sawtelle. president. announced
that nominations were in order for the
election OF new officers for the coming
year.
DR. Ernest S. Billiard was elected
president; DIR. G. A. Aschman. vice
president: Mr.. Bernard Schafer. secre-
tary. and II. w. jackson was re-eIect-
ed treasurer. The election OF each of.
hcer was made unanimous.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
retiring officers and short talks were
INDUCED in by different members. tell.
Ing OF the high appreciation in which
their faithful services were held. OH.
or routine business was taken up af-
ter which IL was announced by the
president that a special treat was in
store for the members in the form OF
an address by Mr.. VIM. +. StifeI. who.
with Mrs. Stifel. has just recently re.
turned from a trip around South
America
The Guild members then partook NJ
an elaborate luncheon which had been
prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
PARK READY
FOR OPENING
BEAUTIFUL RESORT HAS UNDER
GONE EXTENSIVE M
PROVEMENTS.
Season Begins Tomorrow and Many
Large Picnics Eave pOen Booked.
Successful Year Expected

Wheeling park the beautiful ard pop
ular resort. viii BE- opened tomorrow for
the 1915 season under the same efficient
management as last year. and the PROS
poets Tor "A banner season were never
brighter. Messrs. Griffin and Crane.
the park managers are confident that tne
popular resort Will enjoy the most sue
cessful year In its history 4 number
OF changes have been made or are In pro-
gress which Will be completed inside -
the next few days.
The main walk leading from the park
entrance up TO the main grounds has re-
ceived a new coating Of crushed lime
stone. All Of the grounds around the
main building and between the swim
ming pool and the dancing pavilion haN e
been covered with fine crushed lime
stone. Extensive improA emeuts huVe
been made 10 the sctric railways. steps
have also been put up the steep incline
80 that In case the cars stop At the tCp
the passengers can get out and come
down IN, steps wita safety by holding
Co the Iron railing az the side. 4 new
well has been drilled near the dancing
pavilion Co a depth OF $50 feet which
grounds In plocc OF having to 20 20 tho
spring In the real OF the pavilion. The
swimming pool has been rcsurfaced with
, "a +mootl coat Of cement while the sides
have received q white water coating of
paint. This year while sand will be- used
In place Of the brown sand The park
grounds are in first class condition for
the opening. the grass having just re-
Gently been cut aud the shrubs and
trees are In the best Of condition.
ground have been repaired and put in
I FIRST class g. well as safe condition Tor
the opening. The entrance has been re-
modelled and painted la new designs
the National road has received now
Z coat Of white wash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFB
NEW rREAThENT-NoT a DYE.
hMlEsS-IORNs GRAY HAIR
DARK AND lUSTRoUS.

II your hair - gray. streaked With
gray. preuiatureiy gray. faded or tall
ing. simply apply Q-Ban Hair Color
heStorer 10 hair and scalp a few
times. rubbing h IN gently with the
niger tips. Nothing else required. n
H. wonderful as this simple treat
nent makes your gray. hair DARK. soft
runy. SHAY. thick. changing your gray
hair 10 that dark fascinating lus1er
and abundance which makes the hair
so attractive Q-iiSn II not sticky or
messy: harmless. and IL a delightful
hair dressing. Also stops dandrufi.
falling hair. or itching scalp. Guar
snteed TO darker gray hair. or no
charge. Try a.. Q-Ban a not a drug,
but acts on roots. making hair healthy
so gray hair is darkened so evenly
no one can tell you applied Q-Ban.
big s-oz. bottle only 30 cents az Griest
Drug Co. 1925 Market street. Wheel
ing. W Va; Out-of-town folks sup
piled by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
VIM. =. sTiFEI DELIVERS INTER
EsTfNo ADDRESS BEFORE
MEMS GUILD.
Was Particularly Impressed by Pan.
anna Canal, Inca Country, Buenos
Aires and Rio Janeiro.

Mr.. VIM. r. Stifel, who with Mrs.
Stiiel. has recently returned from a
twelve weeks cruise around South
America, outlined some of the more
interesting features in an address be-
fore the Mems Guild OF st. Matthews
+. t. church last night. In beginning
Mr.. Sufel said that he believed an
ocean cruise Is one OF the most de-
nghtful as well as restful ways of
taking vacation IL one can spare the
time and money. and that his recent
trip was the most successful in his
experience.
Two hundred and seventy passen-
gers In all sailed on the steamer
Kroonland in charge Of Mr.. Charles
Gates OF Toledo. who planned and
managed the cruise. They went
through the West Indies. and touching
AZ Havana and Kingston. they went
through the Panama canal, and down
the west coast OF South America.
thence by way OF the Strait of Magel.
Ian up the east coast.
The five things which most deeply
impressed Mr.. Stifel were the Panama
Canal. trip through the Strait OF Ma.
gellan, the Inca country and the cities
OF Buenos Aires and Rio Janeiro.
y hailcutd tnat the steamer krOOu-
iano ~ that time was the largest that
had passed through the canal II was Z
snip sou Feet Ions. 90 feet wide. and s.
Ieft dfep' with "a tonnage OF 20 900 tons
ihe toll charged b. $40 per tom. The
snip was tOWcd most OF the distance bv
tugs because the large waves from TN
steamer would have had the effect of
causing Culebra cut and other part,
along the canal TO cave In As they
cruired down the coast and stopped nj
the more important cities and town the,
frequently went some distance inland by
railway OF trolley In the harbor OF
Valparaiso there were twenty-five Ger,
man ships informed at that time. and
the number OF ships from other nation,
were proportionately high
Wonderful Busnos Aires.
Mr.. Stifel was particularly struck
with the city OF Eucnos Aires which h.
said was a mos- wonderful city in man.
ways. II has beautiful avenues ans
broad streets and bouieNards one OF
the most select clubs IN the world l. 10.
Gated there. 10 H. the Jockey t1ub ans
they have building VALUED al
$1,000. 200. Tho initiation fee IL about
10000. and the monthly dues are about
10000. There u race course. oontroIi
ed BY the Club and the admission h
races II something like $500 Aiso IN,
city a. possessed Of one OF tho mos
magnificent parks iu the world and d.
said 20 contain about 5000. varieties OF
roses. They visiteC santos. Brazil
which H. IN the center o. the great COZ
fee district. and Il BE- n shipping point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
Oil Treatment for
StOmachTrOubleS

4 simple prescription made up 90 "a
combination Of pure vegetable oils is
producing wonderful results liver end
intestinal troubles Tho remedy.
which iT said tu have originated mi
France, where Dr. has been used for
years by fhr pcasautry. was intro
duccd into This country by George o.
Mayr. leading Chicago druaEist. who
cured himself % severe stomach. liver
and Intestinal troubles by be- use
Those who have used DO say the first
dose is sufficient tu convince any one
ot ita remarkable merit. and that with
in twenty tour hours the sufferer feels
IKE u noW person This medicine.
which has become known az Mnyrs
wonderful Remedy. is sold by Leading
drufElEtf everywhere with the positive
understanding that your money will
be refunded without question or quib-
bic n OH bottle fails 10 give you
absolute Subtraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

The most wonderful thing IN the -oria
y love expressed On the helpless infart-
AMI among those aids und comforts Tor
eNpectant mothers ~ tho well Eroero
Mothers Friend"
THIS T. an external Application 20
Enable The abdominal muscles 20 become
nor plant. 20 expand naturally without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
ana Ngaments.
II almost every settled Community are
women VINO have enjoyed the blessing Of
WIS famous remedial and helpful eu1bro-
eaton. Their daughters have grown ID
70 learn of ts splendid assistance.
Applied aa directed unon those rnua~fea
Involved n soothes the nns network 81
nerves with which au the muscles s-.
supplied. Thus n great share 81 the uafns
- much dreaded may b. avoided ara the
period n expectancy passed through in
sage and comfort.
Anytime that adds 20 much corrs,,rt
must - counted a. a blessing indeed
IN a little book sent b. mail rlurh uaa-
IN Information o. given 20 inerperfar "a
nothera. II tells how o. uar "Mafhsr.a
Iriend' ana how 20 avoid caklnr hreaafs
b9ttle today fud write f1r hooE ~
ETsdtfA trgu.afor ~. 900 famar rifa
kaot'l Ga Bs sue yos gst "Moihef >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
TO END TROUBLE
Two Foreign women Mix in Pint and
Decide 60 Let squire Corrfgan
Adjust Natter

Squire Corrigan's court will he IA.
scene uf a whiriwlnd fidieb Of fbe tenn
PIES or two foreign women this m0rnine
- 10 O'Clock Katie Fonsavcch ia M
tllhlltt end thessa Skovenskey. the d.
lendnut. both residing on Main steel
netNcen IWcuty-aiNth and TWENTY
seventh streets. ~ seems that the plain
tli Mas % The verle of mixing things
10 with the defendant when fbs l4ffrr
lufncd TIC tables and landed on Knflr's
mead with something harder than her
ll.l. lt ia said 10 at happened over
seems o. - fhr only one in the Notch.
horhood who will not be on the rf.r.
n action this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
INITIATE TWELVE


An even dozen candidates were given
the first degree at meeting OF the
knights Of Columbus last night al an
unusually well attended meeting held In
the Carroll Club Seven more candidates
Will be given the same degree next Tues
day night.
Following the ceremonial exercises a
business meeting was held and pre- ltmi-
nary arrangements were made to hold "a
mammoth banquet az the Windsor prob
ably next Thursday night The ban
queters viii hold a business session fol-
lowing the social part OF the program.
When thorough discussion viii d. rn-
tered into relative 60 extensive improN o.
mcuts 20 be made TO the Carroll Club
This summer.
". J. Cullinau viii to-day appoint a
committee OF 80 members of the knights
Of Columbus 10 make arrangements for
the banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
BUTCHER FINED
For Creating Disturbance - Tw o
Others Face Judge IN Police
Court Yesterday.

Judge Jordan had three cases In
municipal court 20 adiudicate yester
day morning Joe Robinson. a butch.
or. was fined I've and costs on a die.
orderly charge Robinson and some
other men had held a meeting in
Trades Assembly hall. and entered an
argument on the street Officer NeI.
der asked them 90 disDerse and Rob
inson asked Neider 10 take on his
badge. Robinson denied this
George saraneld vas dlsOrderiy il
The n. a .. depot and was presented
by Officer Fullerton BE was fined
ten and costs. Barney Brady vac
sent ~ Tor thirty dave on a drunk
charEe The case or George Bowers
Tor annoying women was dismissed
OWNS to the fact that the complain
ants did not appear