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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

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@erluitliiten audi fernerbtn nidt per-
offentlide,t. Sie bat redt. @enm lie
nod etmos martet, fam Tie Die Site
Der ltebriggebliebenen per0ffentli6en,
6as lit erbeblid eirfoder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

Die iiimait INN Sen iieareiden See
rem Ser &erbitnbeten eingenommetp
Staot @elgrao lit beriibmt pegen if.
rer peiBen giel, Sic 6em Straben-
bilbe eine eige11artige Sarbung per
leiben. 50 mlffoueno flei6en sic
glel lid) in atnerifanild)en Sta6ter
nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

nS6 iet ge,uabrt mir bic gitte, II
ea1rem @a11rbe Ser Critic" iagte Serr
go1nroff au ieinen ebemaligem Sole
gen Delca1ie nnb @ipiari, % ltieg er
5lt ib1ren in bie @erlelrfltng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

Der gaa5 seipSbnlide Gnropaer
bat @eie1id)aft beton1men: Ebeo6ore
&ooieoelt beaeidypet fib ielbit als
gang geapobnliden Mmerttaner. @ir
baben nidtS ein3papenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

Ser ansefanoiste erie Grprek5ns
ton Berlin iiber 8elgrao nn6 @ofia
na6 &onitantinopel miro bon Sen
Muiierten ols Bug 6es Screens,
bon BENT man iagt, er fei oes 59iG-
falls Stimme, i@tperli6 bejungen tner-
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Ser ant b6ditem be5ablte Glpmm ii

immer nod @iup @a1moap. SSn Oma-
'ba bat er IN iieben @oben iiber adt=
5ebntauien6 Douar %5uiammenge-
idmorrt; Elm @etpeis, 6aB 6ieies 2an0
imurrer no6 ~lteberfluB an 2enten bat,
bon 6enen man iagt, 6ab tie midt ale
tpiir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

nod) einem in ser &atbeorale gebal=
tenen 5eelenamte 6ie 2eide ser Srau
Jran5 @einen, friibere Srau S. 5. So
rinier, meld)e imsa1perior, 8is., itarb,
bon DO oie 2eide nad ct. CLOUD
gebra9t ut6 I'M @auie 6eS 5ran5
2orinfer a1fbepabrt muroe, begraben.
Moge sic @%erltorbene ruben in Jrie-
Sen!
= Die @eidaftsleute in Ser gtaot
mer6en angegongen, sic Mitglie6er
ser @ranit Gitp M1iiffapele nit
neuen nniformen 3u berieben. Ole
les Mn1innen ieitens ser Muiifer lit
Elm ourdaus gerebtes, 6enn St.@lo116
fat cine muiifalti6e Organization
ltnter ser %betpdbrten 2eitu1g 6eS Sea-
pellnteiiters Sub. Cons, in sic man
geredten 9tol5 ieben fann mn6 6ie
ser Sta6t mdbren6 Ser gommeriai=
ion manden angenebme1 Meno be-
reitet bot.
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mas 6arl1m geben, menn tie bon Ser
itopfung fret mer6en f0nnten. So1i=
tiers &odp Mountain Ibee tbut Die
Mrbeit un6 tbut Tie raid. Nebmt
i'm etnmal sic ISOLDE, un6 STR tper-
set regelmaBig, frob nn6 fret fem.
Martin Molitor. - Sing
= 2ouis Steffes bat iid lebten
Samitagnadmittog nit @6itb Sent
pel> beioe BON bier, in minneapolis
tra11en laiien.
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Saul tpelder' iid bier bel ieinen &it1=
bern GIT @a1te befin6et, feierte Dien=
flag in 6eren Mitte ieinen "a. &C.
burtstag. M0ge linn 6ieier Sreu6en=
tag nod oft bei9ieoen fem.
- &ommen6en 1ienitag 1per6en
@einri6 @oopmeiner nnb e%brenapertbe
@ottin sic iilberne @o65eit gu feiern
getpiir6tgt iein.
= Mlfre6 Mden, melder ii9 idul=
Big befam1te, sic 8abnitationen in
@i6mon6 mn6 @oI6 @pring bera1bt
at baben, tpur6e Mittmodmorgen
pom @beriff @dorer nad Dem
Stoats5udtbal1iet lit stiutpater ge=
bra9t.
- County SduIiuperinteroent
@m. 81. B0rger tpa1r6e in ser 1ebte
@ode geboltenen @%erfamml1tng Ser
Mimnefota educational Niioeiation
NIT 6em Mmte 6es 8i5eprdii6enten
beebrt.
- Sic 6irma Monr1 nn6 Nina11lt
fat 6ie Sfftcen 6es Mrditeften 81.
6. 8ndleD iibernommen un6 miro 6ie-
felber i'm Bbonir4@ebau6e beibebal=
len. &err @inault miro bier ardi.
teftonii9e Mrbeit beiorgen mabren6
@err Marn feline Sffice in Winnea=
polls Der lebe1 miro.
= Sran5 @inoler un6 @attin iin6
bon einem mebrtdgigen 8ei ude bel
serman6ter1 rn6 Gre11n6en in Dapen=
port, Soma, lesten 6reitag 5uriidge.<
febrt.
- SIM Squire ieiner Godter, ser
Grm Mnbreas Sdl1ma9er, feierte g.
5. 2imperid lebten G%onnerftag iei-
men SO. @eburtstag, melde 6eier gu
elmer 6nmilien 9 &eunion sic idonite
@elegenbeit gab. Serr 2imperid lit
trob 6es bobe1 Mlters tmmer nod
riiitig ur6 bertrttt Sen Sugenofreuno
aIs Mgent in elmer 8eiie, bie einem
nSsiingiter" ole gbre MAIDEN tpiiroe.
- Sci elmer .leBten 1onneritag-
morgen. INN bolb z nbr bonn bodm.
Or. SEQ Cons in ser &atbeorale ge-
l~eienen 8roa1tmeiie lieBen ibren Ereu-
bu1r6 6ur@ Brieeitrsban6 iegnen
Gran5 @ruber uro SRI. Mmel6a
Mnrpbp. M0ge es 6em iungen @oore
ltets ro9 @unih ergeben!
- lr. 5. ". 6arnbam, oitespa-
tifder Ar3t, Ybone 68.9, SOB ct.
@ermain-@ trabe, st. CLOUD, Ginn.
49, ~n AI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Ser 8rttenf6nig baatte beimabe Sui

Ter geroden. ST. lit aber moody geraoe
redt5eitig otsgefniffen. gS gebt ibm
mie ieinem &ouegen 6em 3aren. Sen
fann mtb fein Nl1lber riedet. geibt
einmal Snieftempulper. Desbolb
fabrt er 10 bdrtfig beim. Seine Male
bra116t grboll1ng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
PURE FOOD STORES
TROUBLED AGAIN
WAREHOUSE ON MAIN STREET
HAS BEEN CLOSED ON
ATTACHMENT.
Stock 70 be Sold az Auction January
i2-Other Sales TO be Con
Quoted January ~.

Business affairs o; the United Pure
Fooc Company appear TO become
more deeply involved legally from
week TO week The latest move
against the irm was the closing of
the warehouse at 1425 Main street on
an attachment sworn out before
Justice Hughes by l. A Garee. Offer
ing the stock for sale on January l..
while previous attachments against
the company have already been
sworn out by p. w. Lewis. C. l..
Roe. W. r Shivley and ]. NJ Hon.
man. on which the stock is offered
for sale on January IL. The latter
attachments were issued by Justice
Dobbs. Attorneys anticipate some
trouble when the question OF priority
comes up.
The company recently went into
bankruptcy. followed by few OF the
stores resuming operation. An effort
is being made by the MANAGEMENT 20
adjust matters that some Of the
stores may be reopened for business
In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Horse Ran or.

George Roth. employed at J. s. Lig.
gets feed store. narrowly missed be.
ing badly injured on Monday night at
$50 p. m, when his horse ran on.
The horse was making good time on
the county road between Follansbee
and Wellsburg when about Gllchrist's
Hill. IL became frightened at a passing
street car. The buggy came apart at
the same time and Mr.. Roth. who was
driving. was dragged a distance OF
thirty yards Mr.. Roth was forced TO
walk to his home here The horse
upon feeling the masters grip on the
lines had left started TO run faster
and was not caught until some time
later on Commerce street below
Twelfth. The driver was not badly
hurt and was able 20 be back 10 work
Tuesday The horse escaped without
injury and the buggy was only slight.
~ damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEYERISH
If C0NSTIPATED
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS
CAN'T HARM TENDER sTom-
ACH OR BOWELS.

A laxative to-day saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play TO empty
their bowels. which become cloxeed
up with waste. liver gets sluggish !:
stomach sour
Look at the tongue, mother, n
coated. or your child il lIstless. cross
feyerish. breath bad. restless. doesn';
eat heartily. full OF cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailmen,.
give teaspoonful OF "Californis
syrup of Figs" then don't worry. be
cause II Is perfectly harmless. and in
a few hours all this constipation pois-
on. sour bile and fermenting waste
VIII gently move out of the bowels
and you have a well. playful child
again. A thorough inside cleansing
is oftimes all that Is necessary. I,
should be the FIRST treatment given In
any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit hg syrups
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bot.
tie OF California Syrup OF Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children OF all ages and for grown.
ups plainly printed on the bottle.
Look carefully and see that IL is
made by the California Fig Syrup
Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
MARGARET AHoLn

Margaret Anglin in Lady winder-
meres Fan will be the attraction at
the Court theatre neyt Monday night.
January IL. Miss Anglin will present the
play here exactly as II was shown dur
Ing Its sensational run in New York last
season, at the Hudson and Liberty the
aires, Miss Anglin has always main
tafned a high standard OF production in
plays which she has heretofore present
ed She fully realizes that the better
class OF theatregoers appreciate the
value of complete and beautiful scenic
tuncts which combine TO create artistic
and appropriate stage pictures. The
scenes OF Lady windermere's Fan"
show the interiors OF the home of a
family OF the exclusive social set OF
London and Miss Anglin has spared no
nishings elaborate and complete IN every
detail. The second act scene. showing
the reception room in Lord winder-
meres house Is most imposing and
artistic picture. Miss Anglin is an ex-
pert and talented actress, especially in
in the role OF Mrs. Erlynne in Lady
Windermeres Fam" she has registered
success equal to her performances OF
Mrs. Dane" and ''Zira-" IL Is well
also that the public should understand
the superior personnel OF Miss Anglin's
her company OF upwards OF thirty peo-
pie was engaged with a view to his or
her especial fitness 10 the part assigned.
Prominent in the cast are Ruth Holt
Boucicault. Sidney Greenstreet. Florence
Carpenter. Harry Redding. Wallace Wild
ley. virginia Palmer. Stanley Dark.
Harry Barfoot. Donald Cameron and
Howard Lindsay. The sale OF seats will
open Friday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE
u Quickly Removes psndruH, stops
Falling Hair and Scalp
Itch.

Just because your hair f. fun Of
dandru1. thin. streaky. dull and never
viii do up 10 look pretty. do not think
u must be 50. Beautiful hair. thick.
huty. lustrous and absolutely free
from dandruh b. only a matter OF care
Hair Is like a plant-it needs attention
10 make " grow strong and beautiful
Partisan Sage n one Of the most
helpful and invlgorating tonics known.
Just one application stops itching
head, removes every trace Of dandrun.
cleanses the hair and scalp Of all dust
and excess oil n goes right 10 the
hair roots. stimulating them and fur.
nishing the nourishmcnt that BE- need.
ed-the hair becomes soft. fuzzy.
abundant and radiant with life.
Partisan Sage not only saves the
hair and stimulates b. to grow long
and heavy. but gives % an incompar.
able gloss and beauty
Get q bottle from g. ~ Griest a
Co, or any drug or toilet counter
It's not expensive. and YOU cannot
BE- disappointed with this doIicatoIy
perfumed and helpful tonic. for oven
me frs' application viii give INC hair
bcsufy and charm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Fined IS and Ooses.

Although Roy Boston Is now confined
in the county Jail serving a sentence for
drunkenness. he has gained the reputa-
tton or being the most pampered Of
Tender ever arrested here. He was taken
into custody last Saturday night, and
Immediately after being incarcerated In
the bastile proceeded to break his
wooden leg into many small splinters.
For time the officials were in a guam
dairy as TO how the offender could be
arrnigned. the mayors office being stu
ated over n square distant from the jail
and the police force being unwilling to
carry the offender that far on his back.
Under these circumstances all preo,-
dents were set aside and the mayor Wis
tied Boston In Jail Tuesday morning.
heard the case and imposed a nne OF
So and costs. Being unable to pay the
line, Roy Will take the rest cure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
MAJORSYILLE

MAIoRsN Jan 5-Thr oyster
suprers given View Year 81 eve and rIFht
hF the Wuodmen az the hall. ana "hv
me Missionary circle at tho homo ~
tIsMgrih carroll were Just riEht. The
att. udancr wac large the cate good
snd each society realized neat sum
from the sale o. the yfauds
Naheu. Geld superintendent Tor the
city and Sub. Gas Co. has N sang uf
men employed On dItchinr arI. Iagfrr
rIpg from the Gorhy we'll so Z ~ the
main
Mr. and Mrs. s. Chichester entertained
W. and Mr. Jno. Archer aud SON
william. ~ dinner Ncv Years evening
Rev Dunbar. Or Pleasant valley. vBa
calling on members 90 the Salem elias.
Thursday and Friday
our teacher and pupils settled down
Monday for season ~ hard work Hf.
Ter the holiday vacation.
Miss Alta Archer returned O.. bar
work ut toe Glendale school MONDAY
after spending her vacation with H.r
mother
Misses goidie Ashley. Stella owen and
De- Marsh left saturday niCht Tor ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
WELLSBURG

WELLSBuRG. w. Va. Jan. b
deputy Sheriffs Patterson and Apple
gate made raid on an alleged speak
easy at house No. 127. near the Beech
Bottom Coal company. on Monday
evening, and found the goods they
were looking for. After a thorough
search OF the premises. two gallons of
whiskey was found in an old trunk,
In an upstairs room OF the house. Two
men, Steve Malock and George Milo
novick were arrested and lodged In
jail. in connection with the alleged
sale OF liquor. Milonovicn is alleged
TO have brought considerable whiskey
from Steubenville and Mingo Junction
to the mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
STEUBENYILLE

Stu BENNiLLE. O. Jan. 5-Iames
Workman and wife W NJ Gilmer and
vito and linn Scharluttc left for the
south on tuesday. going Via Cincinnati.
tonight party leave here on "a pullman
for Florida. through arrangements 81 T..
'ifi Cohen. Of the Atlantic Coast Line.
ana W. + Pollen. local agent At Pitts
burgh % viii be made part Of a ia
steel train Or pullmaus. a diner and an
obsFrN alton car going through 20 St
Fetcrsburg. via Washington and Jack
NuuNille. Another car fun Of southern
tourists 20 on January 11th Those in
the party tonight are VIM Mckee. Miss
Mary Mckee. Miss Anna O. Elliott.
am"g Carson. wife and daurhter aud
Mr. Margaret EraudcnbcrR. o. steubcn-
VIE. J. ". Campbell and wife. g. T..
~npp and wife. =. ". Sapp. A. o. Sapp.
all of Island Creek. s. 81 wilde and
wife. ~ Toronto. H. " Davidson. ~
East Spuringncld. r. !. Davis Of wheel
ms. D. g.. Poole and wife and NonIr
and Cosis Poole. ~ Holidays Cove. and
samuel ~ Council % SmithdeId
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
STORYTELLING
Interesting Address to Be Delivered
by Richard 7. Wyehe TO Local
Teachers Friday.

The next number OF the teachers
lecture course will be given by Rich.
ard T. Wyche. president OF the Ma.
tonal Story Teller's League OF Amer.
lea" Friday afternoon and evening.
The lectures will be given in the Y
VI. c. A. auditorium. the first at 3 30
and the second ~ 8 o'clock.
The subject OF the afternoon ses.
sion will be. Meaning and Value OF
story Telling" n the evening.
Uncle Remus' Stories: Personal Re.
miniscences Of Joel Chandler Harris "
In addition 20 the local teachers. those
from Trisdelphia district have been
invited and the gathering promises
TO be large one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
AT THE VICTORIA.

With the matinee this afternoon and
TWO performances tonight the bill play
ing the FIRST half OF the week at Victoria
theatre viii make way and a complete
change OF shows starting Thursday AZ
ternoon Will run the balance OF the
week. Something exceptionally good
mas been secured for the weekend and
viii be announced tomorrow.
herner and Bernheims juveniles in
The Birthday Party" have proved one
Of the splendid acts Of the season and
they have been the recipients OF some
very warm receptions for their clever
impersonatiOns. They are exceptionally
good at dancing and their comedy i'm
persOnatiOns are decidedly funny
The troupe OF Japs continue TO please
all with their wonderful contortions and
foot Juggling. while Gordon and Kinley
In their comedy chatter and eccentrio
dancing are IN a class by themselves.
IRine and doom have n good musical
feature. vocal and instrumental and
Cycling Cranes antics on various Kind :
OF wheels Is all fun. Then the victoria
scope pictures add much TO the value OF
every performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
SOCIAL SESSION
OF LUTHERANS
INTERESTING MEETING sElp
LAST NIGHT IN FIRST ENG
llSH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Was Portion OF Rehabilitation cere.
monies Being Held In the
Church This Week.

Continuing the rededication exsr.
eises started Sunday. the members OF
the First English Lutheran church
held reception last evening to all
the members and friends and the
former members and friends Of the
church. there being about 800 in al.
tendance. TO enjoy the events OF tn.
evening. The intentions OF the com.
mittee in charge. to make the even,
a truly social affair and one in which
every person would find pleasant en-.
tertainment. was fully realized. Moth.
ing that could be dore in the way OF
hospitality and enjoyment was over.
looked and every one present could
not help but go home with the salts.
faction that they had enjoyed n pleas.
ant evening.
IN connection with the event an
interesting program was carried out
consisting principally OF music and :,
short talk by the pastor. Rev. w. s.
Dysinger. Among those taking an ac.
1--WE part In the program were the fol.
lowing; Members OF the choir. Mis-
feher. soprano. Miss Neininger, con.
tralto and Mr.. Bycott. tenor. The frs,
selection was vocal solo by Miss
PETER entitled. ~Carita." she also re.
sponded to an encore by singing Yes.
terday and To-day" Miss Neininger
sang. The Promise OF Life" and ''My
Laddie. The selections by Mr.. By.
colt were. Because" and "She Never
Told Her Love"
Al the conclusion OF the program
refreshments were served, after which
an inspection of the improvements
made TO the church followed. the
members being escorted through the
various parts of the building by IN.
members of the Board OF Trustees.
Inc evening as a whole was 4 very
enjoyable one for the members of the
church and their friends. The pro.
gram this evening will be a special
devotional service under the direction
OF committee OF laymen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Hearings Postponed.

After hearing arguments in several
peulons for correction OF assess
-ments in their 1914 taxes, the County
court OF Brooke county adjourned on
Monday afternoon till the fifteenth OF
the month. when the hearings will be
again taken up.
The law requires that at least ten
days notice be given to the prosecut-
ing attorney. who represents the
County court. in all petitions for cor
rections OF assessments. This was not
done. and the adjournment was made
TO comply with the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
ST. GAINESVILLE
Fore Mouth Disease

"a. Cl-A1RSNILLE. o.. Jan. 5.-There
~ bare possibility that tho county
because of the hoof and mouth disease.
Nnlch Is reported TO have again become
evident among a flock OF sheep on the
A state inspector visited the farm Mon
DAY. and while he did not ind an yof
the animals affected with the disease.
In treating sheep for the disease and
therefore did not know what effect ~
might have on them. He returned 20
columbus. stating that an experienced
sheep inspector would be sent in in
Nesugate- The official Is expected to
reach Iamira Wednesday. Because OF
the fact that the Bryant farm IL situat-
ed near the Lewis farm where IA was
necessary recently 90 kill over thirty
Affected animals. ~ IN entirely probable
that the sheep may have become strick-
en- with the disease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

sale again.
y. y. Pierson 4 co. ". Empire As
phalt Co. ct al. settled.
owen MulrOoney vs. Mary Muller. ct
al. dismissed. Same In case Of Chas.
Civas v. Glen's Run Coal Co Same IN
case Of Harry SlngIe Il al vs. Jn0
Campbell. Ct al.
W. 4. Wilson & Sons vs. A. III Racco
81 az, suit In foreclosure on sub-cou-
tractors lein for Sl5Igs Paisley At
turney for plaintiff
Fred kalins vs. Mrs Elizabeth
szucs. appeal transcript from docket u
Justice Dowuor.
The FtrcHtone Bank We. Daniel Hart
zell q al. rcingtated on docket
q. y. II X co. q al W s. y
sterk a. county Treasurer. suit for
Ab.672.00 for aaaeaaursute fIfaraff,
placed. ~ u alleged. against the railroad
company for the IrpndaIe A NeltY,,
creek pike. Helea and Kinsey attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Kicked in Face.

An Italian. driver for the National
grocery store ON Commerce street,
near Twelfth. received a hard kick IN
the face by n horse. near Ninth
street on Monday afternoon. The
driver was standing beside the horse,
about to get into the wagon. when Il
took fright and kicked with both hind
feet, one of its boots struck the ItaI-
ian in the face. knocking him down.
The horse then ran away. and was
stopped at Eleventh and Commerce
streets by Frank West and Charles
Jones. The driver was not seriously
hurt although his mouth and nose
bled profusely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Girkas club vas held az the home
OF Misses Hazel and Glover Parshail in
the East End Tuesday evening. Music
and sewing were the diversions OF the
evening.
Mrs. John Stitt pleasantly entertained
the members OF the Shakespeare club az
her home on Marietta street Tuesday
evening.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Tuesday Night club was held at the
home OF Mrs. John Pollock brief
and Interesting program was rendered,
after which refreshments were served
At her home on Marietta street Miss
Nirgie Troll entertained a number OF
friends Mt o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Grey Mcbride will enter
tain at her home In the East End We'd
nesday evening Five hundred will be
the diversion OF the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
The THEATRE


The most popular comedy aim the
Court Theatre has thus far displayed Is
TITLES Punctured Romance" the six
reel farce in which Marie Dressler will
again appear this afternoon and tonight
Last nights audience. which almost
completely filled the theatre. evidently
heard OF the laugh-provoking situations
contained I'm this screaming farce. and.
bent upon enjoying every moment OF tho
entertainment. at no time during the en-
tire performance was there a lapse of a
second during which quiet reigned
Titles Punctured Romance could well
be called a riot OF fun, and OF the re-
freShing sort too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
TALK OF CHARTER
Ways and Means Committee Of Board
OF Trade 70 Hold Good Meeting
az Noon To-day.

The ways and means committee OF
tho local Board % Trade viii meet
IN regular session to-day o. noon. in
the Y. W. e. a. cafateria. The tonic
Tor discussion az this session will be
the new city charter Of the Greater
wheeling committee. and all mem
beers are requested 10 no present !.
b. expected that several inter.siinr
addresses will b. delivered. Dr. . a
McCuaig viii also be present and Dc.
liver an address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

William Tyers. a well known farm.
Or. died AZ the home Of ~ G. Wells In
Fcech Bottom on Monday afternoon
Death came after a short illness with
blood poisoning Mr. Tyers was about
30 year old. and was born In England.
Tie never married a. far a. is known.
and has no relatives living In this
vicinity. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed Mr..
Iyers had been with Mr Wens for
many years. and was we'll known all
over Buffalo district