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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15

Washington, Dec. 15.-In his forth
coming annual report Secretary Lane
says:
mo one can survey the physical
condition of the United States with
out being impressed and almost over
whelmed with the magnitude Of the
work that must be done in keeping
our rivers within bounds and putting
them to use. 1t is the largest task that
the government must undertake soon
er or later, and the sooner, in my
Judgment, the better. This matter
came Immediately and most practical
" to my attention on a trip made
in the late spring to the lower val
ley Of the Colorado river On the Ari-
zona side of this river the govern
ment is recaiming the desert. That
lowland will grow almost anything,
from dates to alfalfa. Its most help
full friend, and its unrelenting enemy,
too, is the river itself, for without the
river it would return to cactus and
sage. Yet the river is so jealous Of
her freedom that she yearly attempts
with violence, and by insidious meth
ods as well, to reclaim for herself each
foot of land that has by stealth been
taken from her.
On the opposite side of the river,
the California side, the river Is held
i'm by mountains until 1t has reached
the Mexican line. There, by 4 capri
cious turn, it deserts its old-accus-
toned channel and flows westward
into what was once a lake, but Is now
little more than a morass, AID so
slowly finds its way to the Cult OF
California. Immediately north oi this
westward bend in the river is the
Imperial Valley, which has lately been
used by several n0VeliSts to illustrate
the heroic struggle of man with na-
ture. For this valley was once seq
itself and has indeed left a sort OF
rudimentary sea in a lake known as
the Salton sea. The fruitful soil OF
this valley, hundreds Of feet deep, IS
the silt of the Colorado, the deposited
wash of a thousand miles of noun
tain channel Each June. when the
SHOWS of the Rockies melt, the Colo
RADIO. resenting the limitations which
man has set up for it, presses with tW'
strong shoulders against both sides
of its prescribed banks, like PorthC
under the slow caving of the earth
And as long as that flood comes tht
people on both sides must watch anl
work as the Hollanders have done.
"There are two distinct and aggres-
sive schools of thought on this mat
ter of keeping the Colorado IN 1T
place. One is for sending the rive
willv-nilly down the old channel III.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
H0JTVYTLE SCORES N
FIGHT AGAINST BOOZE

H,Ieillc uolIco scored a victory IN
the crusade AGAINST hlind tigers chen
. aie. after daiibefWiue all last
nie5t fcuad Eewt Cray guilty of
disncnsing booze in conflict with the
liquor ordinance: Spec'al
Prosecutor Seymour concluded ms r.
qumonls late Yesterday afternoon. the
case being placed in the hands OF the
inrv shortly after .. The verdict was
returned early this morning.
A. ramifieati9n Ct the conviction
or Crav. his wife and daughter are
rariro. n similar charge before JUS
;ra Norlish OF HoltvilIe today.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
PUMTCE COMPANY
FORMS CORPORATION

Articles Of incorporation Of the I'M
rerial panice Company have been
filed with the county clerk. The }
directors, who live IN Portland Me,
are T. X. Crolcau, A. b. Farnham and
George b. Soule. The capital stock
of the corporation is set at 81 ,0Oo,ooo'
the common stock at SG0O,O0O and the
prererred stock at 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
NEW BRIDGE TO BE
BUILT AT SEEhEN

Material which will cost $500 and
which will be used in the construc-
ton of a new brideg across New NV
er at a point one mile north Of See
ley, is being purchased by the coun-
tv, preparatory to beginning work on
the structure at once The work Of
construction will be performed by the
county and will be under the super
vision of c. N. Perry, county surveyor
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
REPORT
SHOWS SIIRINkAGE

Ginning reports, compiled by Frank
Reading for tie government for the
vear I'm to December /, show a shrink
noe Of 300 bales. as compared with
last year The report for this. year
is 1896 bales, while that OF last
year was 1922.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
INSPECTOR CHARGES
BREACH DAIRY LAW

Complaint CHARGING X Turschuur Of
Meloland with violating the state dairy
law was issued today by Justice OF
the Peace Mavfield. The CHARGE is
preferred by Herbert Provost, deputy
county health officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-15
LAND DISPUTE is
TAKEN TO COURTS

Suit involving 7 acres of land in
the North End was filed today by r.
A. Douglas through his attorney, O.
Y. Wilson. William Bailey, W no is
named defendant in the action, is al
leged in the complaint. to have taken
unlawful possession of the land last
March. Douglas asks damages for
$3.50 in addition to restoration Of the
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
AT THE VICTORIA

Victoria theatre patrons we're thor.
oughly delighted with the comedy
Aiaska or Bust presented by the Kel-
ley-fistel company. IL - "ne CJutiuu-
curtain, the story dealing with Ydkon
JACK determination To 1y married IA
Alaska. There are situations connect
ed with this matrimonial Venture that
would bring tears OF laughter To AN
egyptian mummy. beside q very lntar-
eHtiug story OF life In the great north
country. During the cout SO Of the sketch
special scenery Is used together with AN
the necessary Arctic wearing apparel
ana articles of general use.
Lewis heruicS Bonnie SeN.rttc' lin "A
sensational and SpcCtaCula- musical 1ff-s
erinE which gave unu sugl delight. The
six pretty girls are finished musicians
aud with special scenery they have am
act that is certain To be "a big drawing
card Boyd and Barrett IN a novel sins
lng aud talking act KEPT the house iu
an uprour during the whole time they
were before the footliEhtE
George Weber. the crying ventrilo-
qulst T. "a splendid entartalnrr and Scott
and Anita IN a comedy a.rphstic novelty
cHine IN foI a large shave or popular ar
plause The NiCtorlaa.Dp. pictures
closing the performance were good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
AMOLOX CURES
SKIN DISEASES

Stops itching Instantly. drives out
all skin eruptious. DO not suffer un-
bearable torture OF eczema and other
skin diseases. Amolox is the prescrip-
tion of well known doctor who has
used Il with remarkable success In his
private practice and now for the first
time is offered to all sufferers from
eczema. letter. psoriasis. ringworm,
acne. pimples and all skin eruptions.
r. II. Rau and HoRe- Davis Drug Co
Wheeling. r. X. Hoge. Martins Ferry
Selby 4 Reed. Bridgeport. Mckelvey
a Co. Bellaire. sell AmalOx on A guar.
antee 10 refund your money n Il fails
70 give satisfaction. Just wash tho
skin with few drops 81 this remark.
able clean prescription. all itch and
burning stops Instantly u softens
and soothes the skin. so you can rest
and sleep. Trial size. 90 cents.
In chronic cases best results are
obtained when both liquid and oint-
ment are used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
BAD COLD? TAKE
CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
No headache. constipation. tad cold
or sour stomach by morning.
Geta I0-cent box

Get a iO-cent box.
Sick headache. biIlousness. coated
tongue. head and nose clogEed up with
a cold-always trace this 70 torpid
liver delayed. fermenting food In the
bowels or sour. Eassy stomach
Poisonous matter cloEEed In the in
testines. instead Of being cast out OF
the system IL re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue Il causes conEes-
ton and that dull. throbbiug. sick
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse he
stomach. remove the sour. undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out ali
the constipAted waste matter and polls
ons In the bowels.
a Casoaret tonight viii surely
straiEhten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a l0-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
COM MITTEE GOES
10 CHARLESTON
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN TO CON-
FER WITH LEGISLATORS ON
TAX QUESTIONS.
viii be Joined There by Other Trade
Board Members-Opposed 70 Pro-
posed Tax Legislation.

Mr. A. b. Paxton. Senator J. G..
iearne. Mr.. Price Whitaker and Mr..
III. &, Ogden. OF this city, and Mr.. John
A. Bloyd. OF Moundsville. left last
night for Charleston as members OF
the committee appointed by the board
OF trade TO confer with the legislators
concerning taxation questions now
pending before the legislature n 70 Is
possible 10 get a hearing. The mem
beers expressed the opinion last night
that they considered that their trip
viii not be altogether Ruthless.
IL Is not the purpose OF the commit
tee TO work revolution In the leg
tslature, but to present their views
before the Representatives there OF
what ought TO be done for the better
ment of this community. Tn senti-
ment OF the people OF this section or
the state is almost overwhelmingly
against the proposed direct tax and
Income tax. They believe Il TO be the
duty Of the legislature TO support the
state by securing revenue from license
tax, and until these measures are ex-
hausted other methods should not be
taken up.
II is the intention OF the commit.
teemen TO talk with the finance com
mlttee OF the legislature. as well as
others I'm both the house and the SEN
ate. and they believe that a change
viii be the result
Ahl'I ioohinB over the ueld the COM
mitteemen who left last evening will
telephone TO this city, and II thought
necessary the other members OF the
committee will leave today for
Charleston. They are Hon. W. p. Hub
bard. Mr.. Joseph Brady. Mr.. A. ".
PAUL and Mayor H. l. Kirk
The Galveston board OF trade has
appointed a committee to meet the
Wheeling members and others who
viii be In Charleston Representing, the
various boards OF trades in the state.
All or which have opposed the methods
Df taxation now before the legislature
that Is an Increase In the direct state
lax and the income and corporation
tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
OPENS NOSTRILS
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CATARRH

a little NOsTWOLA quickly Ffop-
IaW king and spittinE clears tho nod
and Stops running Of tho nose and
Nouu never know what you are miss
me until you try b.
s small test tube is enough 90 try
and NOsTRIOLA ia now being cold
and recommended bg aU reliable d-uv
rIafr
Tho instant NOsTRDLA De- applied
.h" aIr paeeaEeE are cleared. YOU dIs
nnrtly feel your cold breaking up and
leaving you. and in few minutes YOU,
head feels fine
The uoHtrIls and air pasaavaa are
The breeding places fIr health DESTROY
'rr germs Code lead f0 UafHrrr. ana
all need Tho NDsTRIOLA Treatment
aa O. proven tive
Get a small tube o. NOgTRIOLA Of
your druggist today and you'll wish
Won had tried This simple treatment
sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
ADVISE LINE FOR TUBERCULOSIS.

According 20 the Journal OF the
American Medical Association July ~.
1912, Page 3OBl, DR., e. y. Olsen. Of Min
nea polls, holds that g "dsficisncy OF cal
ctum" tlimeI r. HponEible for the ply
steal conditions which lead 90 tuberouio-
on this basis"
Dus uf The reasons fHr tho gsIdeerrr4d
success of EckwHU.s Alternative boz fFs
treatment uf tub rruIusis and chronic
this deficiency.
10 contains n lime salt I'm such form
and su combined with other remedial
1E.r'T H7 f. Do rIrIlN useiuIIHfrI br fFr
H.ruEr E.rr." There are uu record
many .H..r fr which DO seems Oh. HH.H
effected complete and lasting better.
mHrf
However. We make rH rvpErsrafaT
claims f.r E.krHr.r Alternative Vrs
Ir.'." fNH' .' Do. titled .n fHn same U4.Ia
mr. frI.. H.. .tH.. prescription. Hr. we
g..I... DE- HII |.|H. lHr fT HAS HELP.
IIH Iu many cases
Dr. ..nrr.r. r. .giHtrH rar-nrra .-
'"N... r.r~.r. f.rH# Tf.-.f.H. 10 LIZ
F o. FHHr IrHErIaf Ha out
Pr. D.. W'N order. .r sHu .fH ..f Dr.
Eorman Laboratory. Phuadsiphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT IN NEED OF
MODERN EQUIPMENT
AND HOUSES.
Fire at Scottish Rite Cathedral 5rinai
Point 20 Minds Of Members Of
Committee.

To issue bonds for $4,000 to pu,
the Wheeling fire department in first.
class fire condition and rebuild one OF
the stations. was the resolution pass.
ed at meeting OF the FIRE department
OF council held last evening In the
Chemical engine house on Eleventh
street
The resolution will be submitted 10
council this evening and II fayorably
acted upon 10 viii be voted on Jointly
with the proposed bond issue for the
improvement and equipment OF the
water works. at the municipal election
90 be- held this May.
All the eight members OF the fire
committee were present. except Mr.
II. ). Sands, namely. Messrs link.
chairman, Riddle. BeisweinCer. S.id.
Ter. Weithe. Hall, Hedges and City
Clerk Thompson
The meeting was opened by Chief
Rose giving a talk and suggesting the
needs OF the department. lie said
IL viii be only "a question Of time un.
ul fire Will break out in the bust.
ness section o. the city and much d..
EtruCuOn will be wrought because az
the department will be unable to cone
with the situation on account OF the
worn out fire engines and other equIp.
fact that We cannot cope with biz fires
has been demonstrated during tho
last few years and was more emphati.
rllly shown by the Scottish Rite "a.
thedal Ere a few nights ago
IL will b. a poor time 70 act IN
properly equiping the department
after a destructive FIRE has visited
Wheeling. such az swept away Salem
Mass. last year. entaiIlng "a loss at
ten million dollars. simply brDau o.
The department was Boo about the same
condition az Wheeling rs today. There
must BE- something done and done
quickly concluded the chief CITES
poor time 10 lock the barn after tho
horse Ie stolen. Tho nearest place
had biz Gre. and % would take
about Eve hours for aid tD come from
there"
Prompt Action.
IIH .wuIorrd the committee To- arr
promptly ON tho vital question OF Hay.
Ing proper apparatus with which .1
fgrf frra here. telling them that f
meant Tho saving of thousands of Dol
lars '1 The future Tor Wheeling fl
have mo right kind of fire. drrart
mont. and The right kind ir a .ur
0Irr' number ~ gasoline punt afa'
and other equipment Hn told of much
building that had been done Ir wheel
nE during fhr past ~ years. while ono
hrC department. has not kept pace
With 'hr commercial progress. that
f De- not providing tho sufficient mod.
,rn Orc nrn'nE HUuHfHfu. f0 save fHl
Poo .In".a places and homes Tho
chief said that tHn public bad been
prone fn criticize tho department
.a H.ng fhruuaH Pho streets. while
.IfE wont fNr department .u E.F .u
.I' scene nH quickly orr l1a-IIIa "W H
would not have fu fnfarFrr pHlrIr.H
lives n we had fhn proper kind OF
equipment declared 30
CHIEF Rose also suggested tho afvfa
nhIIi'y m having central station do
InF arnr with ono ~ tho stations
HaI arlslrs .la two together .d a Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
FIRE COMMITTEE TO
ASK FOR 100000 BOND ISSUE

ton to be erected on Twenty-frst
street.
The committee seemed To be aware
ana ready TO act on the proposition
Inc resolution. In providing bond
issue OF 100000 will put the depart.
mtnt In good shape and leave about
$4,000 with which TO erect a new
engine house In place Of the old At.
lantic station, which "is about ready
10 tumble down, as expressed BY one
Of the committee
The chief was instructed 10 prepare
an itomized report Of the engines and
equipment needed. and an estimate OF
the cost, 20 be ready today, that Il
may BE- submitted To council this even.
inE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
Rheumatism in ANGLES
One Bottle Of Hheuma Relieved woman
Who Could Not wall

Marvellous ne this story may seem. g.
r. absolutely true: but this g. only one
~ the many rlmUef magical cures that
Eh'uwa iE performing these days Use
~ one bottle will convince any sufferer
Mrs. Gertrude Kozsl. SmithnsId. Pa
writes n had rheumatism FOR over
"a year. 90 settled In my ankles srd
could not walk 7 have taken one bot
uo af HHsuma ard DO not have any
more pain. and o can again walk 81
will"
John Coleman CO.. WIr.IInr vs. va
nrI ai drlEEIaf rrf fsHsuua for 90
rUrfu. Do iH guaranteed fH cure an.
rHse ~ any Mind off rhruwntam or
money back
HrH...|HH relief comes In n DAY Es.
cause Enruua ats &c one time rn frr
IIHH..H. stomach. liver and blood rH"
starts fH rid The entire system IN p.T.
r.uuIr uri. acid 40 once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
FATALLY BURNED.

Special Dispatch Go the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W Va. March s.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. J.
Raymond. Of this city. was fatally
burned this evening while playing with
an old hat The boy. only II months
old. placed the hat in the gas IRE.
and bis clothing ignited, causing the
injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
MUSICAL FARCE
A HIT AT COURT
fxEHYEcEED HEEEr- DELIoHrs A
LAHoE AUDIENCE HERE
-A8T EvEuIu0.
hueh Comedy. runsfrI Music and Pretty
ofris MAks Up Bhow-M~peat-
"a To-niEht and To-morr0r.

Haiton Powell and a very able sup
LYrunE company pressufsd The nsu
n mlsicAi farce comedy. ''HenDecked
henrv.' IN the Court Theatre last uiant
This - SIR. roWsirs fret appearance Co.
thts city. His comedy charactsrfEation.
howsvsr. u both weii-knoWn and well
rom me enthusiasm displayed In the
firrt local performance o. "Henpeck.d
Henry its author and principal come
al.n vii soon become equally popular Ia
this section.
The play T. In two acts and contain.
about fourteen lively and tunefui fnusl-
cal mum berr and a prepozse-sinE chorus
which sings well ana dances with
The Introduction OF the symphony
-Four. a well known net heretofore play
ING only IN the leading vaudeville thea-
tres. Nas In the nature Of surprise. a.
u had not been previously programmed.
This IN one q the best quartettss seen
IN the local stage In a long while and
Their several selections added spirit and
lash 20 a performance fun Of speed and
life. Mississippi Cabaret" Hats orr
To You. AR. wilson an imitation OF a
southern barkies. Quartet and Tip Top
lppefary Mary" comprised the reudi-
lions OF the symphony Pour
AmonE Mr.. fowelfs supporting cast
VIII Be found some very clever artists.
Miss Rita Lawrence easily Carrying orr
honors In soubrette role. uly Wise
extracts many laughs with his intcrpre-
tation % n darksy porter. Jeane Wentx
- good a. the juvenile PHI Mason. and
Louise wills n convincing as the doml-
neerinE Mr. BoWser. Georgia Oldham
plays the small part OF Elsie Bowscr.
the daughter. In acceptable style.
The chorus T. not only comedy but
particularly well Eowned and The
changes q costume provided are numcr-
Gus. 'iionpccsed Henry" a. one OF the
best musical plays ever 60 have been
prices. II viii be repeated tonight and
twice tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

s special needing or the StIne Ten
nis club Will uu reid WaIre-urv even
ing 90 MuUhers' hall All members are
urged Co. De in attendance.
Ih" Wullwar Rand met last evening
o. Wothers hall for their regular week
is practice
william r Chambers. o. Elm Grove.
IA spending several days looking after
business matters In the east
Henry clay Camp. Modern Wopdmen
Or America viii meet this evening IN
regular weekly session.
Fulton Council vii meet Wcdnrrd7y
evening in regular m ruthly session.
A well attended meeting OF the Elm
Grove company Rows THtCHde was. held
iu tho basement Of tLc Stone church
last evening
q. a. Mooney has returned 60 his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
OUT-THE-PIKE


ne regular monthly meeting OF fine
N..'f Grove Agricultural club will b.
held az the Valley Grove arTy.r I.,,.,
N con, fu1F evening Horace Atwood
ana W"hsfsr ~ SiII both county AGENTS
b. iu uft. uduuCs and the r1r.ffpy ,rtif b.,
open Tor discussion b. ell in Attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
TIE RouHp-uP

Hnlrhreadth escapes and marNels %
physical endurance have made the for
tunes Of many plays one recalls the
human bridge In The span Of Life" the
swing across tho chasm In In old Ken
lucky the drop from a balloon In
The Great Ruby" coupcau's fall IN
Drink Annie Russelrs Eight through
the air as Puck Ia The Mid summer
NSh hi Dream and OF similar bits OF
business Illustrating the point
Just now there Is an especially brill
liant example OF this sort OF thing In
The Roundup" In fact there are two
or three dangerous bits OF work Ia that
western drama, but the one which
creates most talk and has been made
the subject ~ endless conversations is
the fall Of the Indian over the elm in
the third act
soldiers In reckless daring rush by
him on the narrow path iu pursuit Of HIS
COMPANIONS but he stirs not The limp
and ufcless body II poised ON the rocks
"a fearsume thing TO watch.
usually dummy ~ used for such
hazardous bits OF business. but in the
case Of the Apache there h. no uupor-
tunity 10 substitute a lay figure for n
man. and he has 60 take the chance or
balancing himself safely through the
clin.
The Roundup will be the attraction
AZ the Court theatre. March nth. 12tt
and 18TH. with matiuecs on Friday and
saturday. Seats are now on SALE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

home az Majorsvi.lc. after having -p.ut
several days with friends az Elm Grove.
W. =. BaEu" returned YESTERDAY To
his home al Remus, Mich. after having
spent the past week as IA, guest or
relatives Ht Elm Grove
Al-E Ntftlt Mctushey. OF Elm Grove.
o. spending several DAYS az the guest
or friends and relatives at Cameron.
4 number OF NUemeu worked most
or the day yesterday repairing the Bell
telephone lines that were burned down
iu the fire sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
SUGGESTIONS TO
BE MADE MAR. 20
REPUBLICAN CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE DECIDES ON DATE
FOR MEETINGS.
City Primary VIII be Held on April
S-All Candidates Were Present
Last Night

Il was decided at a meeting OF the
Republican city executive committee
last night TO hold the ward suggestion
meetings on March 20 from until )
O'Clock p. m. The primaries will be
held April g.
All candidates were present at the
meeting last night. II was held IN
tho mayors office and every member
showed a tendency 10 work the party
spirit over time this coming city cleo
ton
At the suggestion meetings names
viii be suggested for the members OF
the first branch Of council. second
branch OF council and for the city
committee. II will not be necessary
To name the candidates for the board
Of control. AZ they have all announc-
ed themselves.
The places were chosen last night
az which 10 hold the suggestion meet
ings a. follows:
First ward -Vigilant engine house
Second ward Chemical engine
house
Third ward-Pollca court room.
Fourth ward-Atlantic engine house
Flfth ward Hook and ladder house.
sixth ward Niagara engine house.
seventh ward Island hose house
Eighth ward Eighth ward hose
house
Ilrmsr#ffey tharr' Those af,.f v-ttB
dughH- those are tame durEaf
sportsman That's H1I rIrHf. INV wife
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inter is Increasing 100 the revival
l.tf D.. bling held Boo the Film Grove
CHRIST IIr church. Rev John b. clark
pastor rot The church. is being assisted
~ t.s'. 3D. a. White. an cyanzeIiqt Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

married "Wednesday 90 the home - the
bride s. parents AZ DALAI Mr. J.D.u-
L'I u employed AZ the power house or
me West virginia Traction company md
o. well known Boo the 1t ths-piky dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

Ih' regular weekly meeting of Mystic
A"dE" NO. 20 Is. or p. was held last
evening iu their ball on Main street.
Matt'rs pertaining ru the business ~
ln- order and the initiation 81 class N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

BoreIeigh Cat 1l:15 p. Ny when
] WAS a boy I used TO ring door bells
and run away.
The Girl (yawuinE)-And now you
ring them and stay. - Boston Tran
script