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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

each DAY prior 20 this several cases
Ead been reported % tdc health ofico.
TEr epidemic. uhiea remains rraetie.
ais unchecked. IL said % be one %
che Worst ever iufcstinE the city OF
Davenport. a. 90 numbers and per
sist~tcF ff however. ga believed 20
be- ir a mild form.
Wears gtOoooo Revenue Lsss-Aa
rarid Davenport srolid mean a loss
o. az least gi0a611 tn taxes and rev
rn1r Too the city and county This
caaeigF.ga % drawn after a glance az
asgFgs in Jhs Once % City Assessor
O. =. Hud. Davenport. according 20
che pes state ias sEiCh passed the
preset legislature. Nli b. a. plrched
as che sandy wastes % Arabia when
iae pee Iae suea into effect on Jan
a. 1916 Aside from the revenues Co
b. lost from the muict and license %
flc ely. tae most important item "a
ia che taAes collected from THE tao
aFcsgrirs and the wholesale liquor
.rauehrs- There ia a total valuation
uf agpset .uafriy Et.InDHU1 iu che
.rearsirs here. ana tar taxation
amounts o. 5000. This ia Increased
tE Et least $1,000 more aheu ta2~s for
far ue1.efal~ l4u1F dealers and sa-
looms are fatFG iato consideration
The salpgas Hay about 5000 taxes
ra aEtlrrs ana suppiirs. exclusive Of
Eer ma.es and cts taxes. There arc
a1u Of Ea.peas .H Davenport. each
EaT6af mGirE EsF Eat firrEs- - SLIGO
and beverage iicrrs~ of $40 This
totals ftItN. and Cor au thr saloons
90 sm0srfa to fsf0sH. of thia amount
$500 Per sat89s- o. $3.50. EDrs Co tbr
rear1r WneH ere rra tsu Eo-s into
effect flrrr Gill b. rgmbFr uf va
.1Ef properties. Part 0f che hg.fl-
HEs r1a occupied b. ssin1es aiu be-
taken rT sT grrFr terarfs. ana these.
1f e9rrar. uu gay additional taxes
fp -re1ep an a measure f6~ thr losses
Ia Feveng- t1 enc city Just uhat ths
.err~asr fa enc fsN rate uTl 81 can
roe BE- determined az this time. 30
ea.sr % E1e fact fsat 90 w5T not 81
learned uhr-r ere deficiency utu Dol
usd~ 30 uat1 ts~ condition actually
EXISTS tE ss rerfrrtaflVrtF estimated
However. ttst th~F~ uui D. a carsid
rrab,~ aiGrrrae~ t1 De- aafa - "a
Other taN~s rh~r fte saloons qgis bus
'rrss. The trTuerv property wiu stiil
ts ssatacs 90 aFs~Fsfaeut. The buuf.
less art machinery. bosevrT. ain not
30 vs'sra &c hiEh a. 90 th~ r-cs@at
us~ because % che fact that fhcy wiu
probably nos b. utu.zed t1F other
PgrrosFs.
Marriage Licenses iss4ea-pavid =
Martha. Chicago. and Mao Fischer.
Davenport Paul Hansen and Edith
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

sl<ty Cases 90 SrnslipoS-Sixfy
ess~s % sszafipoS are roS under Guar
astirs "a Davenport Tbs IL the esti-
nate made Saturday after the latest
reports Su= ere o@es 90 tk- keaiis
o-c- ors zs~ case sss rsrcrt~t
S.frrasv Five a~~ eases FAD bssn
rsvcrse4 % the prsvsozs cay sz1 o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Fred Schroeder and William Caddy
were in Rock Island Sunday.
William Johnson of Sherrard spent
Saturday here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

er He will spend a week visiting
relatives before returning home.
Peter Conner visited sunday IN
Coal Valley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Fsrr~rrs w-ss oFas~ ser4-r=Eeass
eegatF NUt ssrt 20 Agricultural rt-
htsts -o sfr state fsf- as u-s W1,ess
ts.s yeas areeet5eE Oh t5a sFcfsiae o.
ere E~ess caarfT Fsr1 tagr1vrsaeaE
t-sss- AZ "a esretf-E 90 tFs rEresEfra
e1aEasfFfer G-srt % saH eIraE Eiesr t1F
5rsBars .fra ts Elese ss ere CassF Coz
fas aef.1s. Farmers ir fEs egaesF vii
also have 60 9sersf rr sar Vesrrsssr-
lsas t1 sc Co Tor tsFw as ordering
sergu ssrevs 500 msea worb ea fse
aErirlsifFrlalt o#er. WrssioEs 90
lss~ place sooa wur BE- tsas st usrsf8
AerI vhsa tts psesisrat q tss
tsaE1T W.u Elvr a fsis ou fiausii and
az rFeftae az We toF March zt vEru
AEries.taFaHst e. a. Bliss vri Eivs
as aa4rsss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Lsssfr7 tsr -tsr Nstnsr N CITY
Masor Nucuer g. IN rcccipt % q
letter frcas Heata MARTA Lovinsr %
Portsuouth. O1io. askinE hin o en-
dsEvcr 20 iocat her mother. Mrs
AEuss Martin. believed 90 D. 10 Dav-
srport. Mr.. LovfncF states sAe has
ros s~en her rroch~r sircc she Was
years oia t-4szurh az Mrs t.Svinsr
dos noe give hss oWu are. the tine
90 ssparafSou - act ascsrtaiaasis- Mrs-
Lovinsr's address % Portsmouth, Il
fsst Ftfla street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

s-ssrssE NssFs assrss ir Pzr<-
80 Barlow a arErc. eas f1gGt roam
iaE on thc essseru part o. tfe city BY
OHcer BticEsan TIE reEru was miags
bis shoes whsn ricked up by tas on
Ger ard complains had bce1 tgFucG 90
20 headquarters ~ the FctsTvary PARK
poficsman. Mo had failed 90 locate
hiu Wbea b=pgEhf 60 headquarters
an4 searched % vas discovered hat
HarioW lad ssIvsre are on his person.
Nhirh. ls - believed. uas the property
% a locki hotel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22
"TIz" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Coed bye sore fr~,. barring feet, s-ol.
isa fe.t- sEcAty frst. sasIiiag fs~t. tired
f--t-
Coed bye corrs. eaII0uses. buaioas .nI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

rhs Rocs fsiasf National basE. 10.
cas~,t az ROCK tstsnd. bal enc state II
ninufs. Is eissisz its srairs All cote
holders aad ether creditors - thu az.
seciatiou are hereby uatiHed o. pre-.
sent tae notss and ether clains f1r
pavosnt
90 r. CNSrEEt.
Pres deaf.
Dated a. Eeck tsisad. tu.s1is. this
grd dtv 81 March. a p 1915 ~ NGv ,
AT tae ssws al tAs tmc-rEo
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Horn
was held fran St. Joseph's church
Monday. Mrs. Horn was over so years
of age at the time of her death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-22

Marriage Licenses isslss-David J.
Martha. Chicago. and Mao Fischer.
paveapprt. pazl Hansen and Edith
Fhuirser. both % Ciiatou. Fritz
schtirbner arf Mary Schmidt. both
of Davenport. Casi A. stoeltiur. Mo
lire. and EaHa - Horne. Davenport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
INTERPLEADER
Entered in Case Of Royal Typewriter
Company Against Wrestling
Match Promoter.

An interpleader was entered yester-
day before Squire Hobbs In the case
OF Royal Typewriter company against
J. ". Crane. styled Louis Contas and
Mike Polan vs. Royal Typewriter
company. and Charles r. Miller con
table. Squire Hobbs heard the evil
lence and entered judgment for the
plaintiffs against the defendant in the
sum Of S72.2j.
70 seems that Crane was indebted TO
the typewriter company for a sum Of
money On the night Of the Roller
Lewis match in the Market Auditor
ium. the company through Constable
Miller acting under Squire Hobbs. at
tached the receipts Of the match at
the door 10 the above sum
A. the hearing yesterday Contas
and Pollen introduced witnesses to
show that the matches were heinz put
on by them. that they were paving
ihg bills. and were responsible fof tho
guarantees of the wrestlcra and that
Crane i8 paid n stipulated sum Tor his
work as promoter. Furthermore. Dc
vas declared that Cranes share in the
partnership had been bought bv the
plaintiffs iu the interpleader prior 10
fhc time Of the attachment An ap-
peal will probably be- taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
When Glands Swell
Blood Needs Attention
Even a Sweat Gland MAY
Result in Severe
Consequence.

IN our Intricate body the use ~ =
for the blood has "a most remarkable
trhuence. We little realize our rInnd-
Niar system. 10 may be "a TIM bulb NO
hlfHcr Than pin point. ana vrt 10 Ia
disease germ gets into ft. there b. L.
tremendous Hwrfling Do Err0rrrr
BOIL carbuncie. lt may De- sbfaof
rising ana 10 De- often a source or f8r-
tnuous misery f not checked VIrg
~ The most ercrIriatlur forms rr f1r.
t.ro begin with Che swelling OF La GINS.
Elaud. caused bv disease rrrr frr
az On q o. that spreads ffrlarfu..f
the blood circulation Co prevent fu.f
such conditions. or m nrr have az
ready started. g. q e. win a.an nuf fI,.
blood in such n ftatc ~ health as d,
overcome the tendency Co. rIarrufrr
fwrlllura. Dc ia e. natural medicine fo-
tnc blood. Iurf DOL essential fn health II
The blood ho Impure. nr orc the us.tu.
flt7. grains and sugars % our ds1e
food
DC contains one ingredient thr active
purpose 90 which D.. fn stimulate the
exchange % new flesh f0r dead or waste
matter
Get bottle o. b. TODAY o. ,-,
drur sirl end if your flra d. afubhrrr.
write % fhr Medical Adviser. Tho swirl
tr"rifr GO lof fwIff Ufr. Atlanta. ~.
TN apartment l1 Iu ,h.rre ~ o not.
obs Hicisu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
WILL OBSERVE
WHIT-SUNDAY
WITH IMPRESSIVE SERVICES I'M
ALL CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Bishop Oonshue Will Celebrate Pom
tineal High Mass at Cathedral.
Repeat Easter Music.

Sunday viii be the feast OF Pente-
cost in the Catholic churches. or ia
English called Whit Sunday, which -
an allusion 10 the white robes worn
by the newly baptized Christians.
lhis day ranks next after Easter in
the order of hturgical solemnity.
At the cathedral pontifical high
mass will be celebrated at 1890 a. m.
AZ winch the celebrant will be Rt
Rev. =. ]. Donahue, ID. d.. bishop of
the diocese. lie will be assisted by
Rev. Edward Galway as archpriest.
Rev. Edward L. Weber as deacon of
the mass, Rev. VIM. J. Hanrahan as
sub-deacon, Rev. Francis Larenzsnna
and Rev. Salvador Marco as deacons
OF honor. Rev. o. n. Moye will act
as master OF ceremonies. The choir
VIII repeat the Easter program of
music with an appropriate offertory in
honor OF the Holy Ghost. After the
mass the papal blessing will be given
by the ri. Rev. Bishop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
IRiETS
Take Hexets for Indigestion.
Most drug stores sell both.

bus ness matters.
Mrs. \. G Shepherd and daughter
SyNas are spending a few DAYS With
Let pafents' Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Stew
art. east OF town.
lawrence Miller and Marcus Rulcar
n1Nc leit Tor Detroit. Mich where fhev
steamer. VI
Mrs. Fred Sanford has returned IN
hef nome Ia Newark after spending sew
s,al weeks with her parents. Afr. and
q. The baseball game between Martins
fefry nigh and the local high ,xhi~b
Wa 20 De played last evening has been
Miss Esther Arnold has accepted a
store. h"is
me Grammar school COMMENCEMENT
Whlch was given iu the United Prcebv-
t..laii church last evening WAS largely
..t,i"'u bL local people as well ~
many out-of-towu friends
The high school commence uent o.
erciscs wtll De held Ia the prc-bytcrian
ShuIch tnis evening. The music viii
be furnished by the ST CIatrgyfile 80
chestra. one OF the most noted lcc-
turers, Mr.. Cartwright. will hc prcsent
To deliver the class address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
MANNINGTON

MANNfNGTON. w. Va. MAY Is-Mfss
Neli Burt was Wheeling visitor yes
Mrs. George Hay went 10 clarksburg
THIS morning where she viii enter the
morning where she viii enter the hospi-
TAI Tor a slight operation.
Mrs. T.. p. Hamilton and Virginia But
Ter are guests Of the formers sister
Mrs. r. y. Bear at Moundsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Patterson left today
Tor their home I'm okmulgee. Okla, after
visit with relatives here.
MIS- lana Blackshere Is shopping in
wheeling. today.
Frank y. Elder. Western Pool exper.
has been engaged by Kennedy and Le-
Nelle TO play exhibitions and put on his
pront sharing game OF pool for 10 days
The Junior play Merchant OF Venice
VI TO Date given In the Public School
auditorium last evening was "a great suc-
cess and "A large crowd was present.
Mrs. Virginia Nuzum OF Fairmont Is
tho guest OF her daughter. Mrs. W. H.
:. o Metz was Fairmont visitor YES
terday.
Mrs. Boggess and little son are Farm
ington visitors today.
Mrs. g. G. Basnctt and little daughter
BETTY are In Wheeling for a few days
visit with Mrs r. b. Nay.
air and Mrs, r W Beail and daughter
Ethel are In Elkins to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Louise Daniels and Mr.
clarence Layman Mr.. fayman b. a
brother Of Mrs. Ecail.
a
Wright q Spencer have been visiting
relatives In MorgantoEn for the pass
week.
Arch Cook OF Cameron was a visitor
here yesterday.
u. l.. rowu OF Pittsburgh. was "A bus
mess visitor here last evening.
e.. 4. Prigg OF Wheeling h. "a business
visitor here today.
Walter Koen is home from Wheeling
FOR few days
The Misses Leila and Pearl william
son who attend school in Fairmont are
home for few days with their parents
here.
Mrs. Fred Faris has returned TO her
home On Wheeling after n few days visit
with Mrs J. T. Kocn here.
Miss Ruby Hess Of Fairmont ~ the
guest Of Miss Mildred Harvey
Mr.. and Mrs. y. .. Murray left last
evening for Charleston where Mr. Muir
ray viii be In attendance az the extra
session FOR the House Of Delegates
Miss Beryl Baker Is a visitor in Fair
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
.SANATORIUM In
FINE CONDITION
INSPECTED YESTERDAY sV Of
REcToRs OF ANTLTUeER.
cuLosiS LEAGUE
Two Acres Planted In Vegetables,
while Chicken Yards Supply
Poultry and Eggs.

A meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the Ohio County Anu-Tuberculosis
League was held yesterday afternoon
az the sanitorium at View Point. The
directors made a thorough inspection
OF the grounds and building and found
all In first class condition. At the
present the population OF the institu-
ton Is small. but this will be increased
when three patients are received
about the first OF the week.
The meeting yesterday afternoon
was considered good one and
brought out many interesting things
concerning the Sanitorium and its OPP
orations. Miss Pace. the superintend-
ent. was highly complimented on the
good work she has ACCOMPLISHED
They have at the present time about
TWO acres planted In vegetables. corn
and other edibles. The chicken flock
that is kept on the grounds numbers
about 200 fowls. and this keeps the
patients well supplied with eggs,
many OF which are being sold at the
present time.
Contrary to a report that has been
b circulated that the Sanitorium was
sabout TO close. the directors said last
evening that the Institution was never
in better condition and that there is
no thought OF it's being closed. At
present the institution Is receiving no
help from either the county or state.
but Is doing the work wholly through
s,snarity OF the people OF the Wheeling
Miss Pace presented several letters
That had been written by former pa
uents, in which the institution was
Mighty commended for its good work
The directors were highly pleased
Win the present condition of affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
SIXTY CANDIDATES
Will Receive Major Degree Of Knights
OF Columbus at Big ceremo-
NAL on May 81.

state Deputy ID. -. Leonard. Of the
h !, OF Columbus. will arrive in
Wheeling Monday. May 81. from his
nome in Parkersburg. 70 tfke charge
OF the ceremonial work that night az
the Carroll Club. when class Of so
candidates Will be given the major de.
gree OF the organization.
The work will be followed with an
Corporate banquet a. the club In honor
o. Mr. Leonard. closing with "A dance
In the auditorium.
Attorney NJ. J. Cullinan. head OF the
local Knights OF Columbus. said yes
terday that ne would name the com
mittee Of 30 members in a few DAYS
10 arrange for the big banquet 10 ba
given at the Windsor by the society,
probably on next Thursday. MAY 2I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

Is on a business trip TO Huntington.
Earl welshans. OF Center warwood. Is
AIRS. Anton Yanoa. VINO has been III
Tor the past couple weeks with an attack
OF tonsilitis. h slowly recovering at her
home in Center Warwood.
Joseph Feiling. OF North Warwood.
who was knocked down and injured By
a Ford automobile. Monday. l. slow ~
recovering at his home.
Miss Hazel Wells. OF Bethany. was a
afternoon.
Mrs, sarah Crawford. % short Creek.
burg.
Meeting OF the. Ladies Aid Society OF
the Methodist church. will he held this
afternoon at O'Clock. az the church on
Fourteenth street. All members are
urged 20 be present as different matters
viii be taken w FOR discussion.
Mrs. John Reeves. OF Marwood. spent
Monday visiting friends in the up the
river towns.
NJ. l. Hunkcr. OF Center Warwood has
returned from a business trip over east.
Rev. !. J. Kelly. OF Paden city. had
charge OF the services last evening n
the Methodist church. ON Fourteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
CHRISTIE mcdonald.

Miss Christie Macdonald. the dainty
prima donna who Is To BE- seen here
at the Court Theatre on Tuesday, May
%. in her greatest success. Sweet
hearts" seems TO be destined by
and composers to play a
succession OF princesses. Her tremen-
dous success In The Spring Maid"
Is still fresh In tn memory and IN
Sweethearts" she has the part of a
member OF the royal family who has
been hidden away when very young
and whose real identity does not de-
velop until toward the close OF the
second act OF the opera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
EXPO VISITORS
Pittsburgh Man and wife Enroute 10
san Francisco. Visit Local
Friends Yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs r n. Clemson OF pitts.
burEh. who are automobilinR 70 San
Francisco. Ca 10 attend the Panama
Pacific Exposition. spent q few hours
on This city yesterday. az the McLure
Hotel. as The guests Of Mr. n s. Nc.
Lure. Mr McLure met Mr.. and Mrs
Clemson while touring Europe two
years ago with a party OF American
hotel pr0prietors
The Pitisburghers were making Tho
trip 20 The exposition In a simplex
car, especially constructed Tor Mr.
Clemson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

N Mario iiun.U entertained fE.
IiItn.f r ct NN Efsl .aifnr rIIHH nf fI.
.rur corner IwUrflrfn .Ir.rI and uIlf.
l.rn nf .nur. The home u.r decorated #.
M. class COLON. which rr0 Ola rrr. r..
HNNi' affNn Iu. evening WOO rr.rf ..
tnr nIuf VIM games unr music Ur.uf.
I.II HrI"Il. Wfrr rHrsr. Hf . Ilf. ....r
IlN.U rH cot ufrr nr ...uan. fI.....
hhirr. Mryar NIrruIH
.rIH. NH..i HrfsrUr. .Id. NrIlrf .I...H
m rnAe l'r'.l cnuf.Hr. Iu.rrfIr TI.r...
IfH Elizabeth I.uhIranr W.r..
t.rr Hesarf I.Hf fIHFr. r.H.r
ItlHlIr. Catastrophe .IIU.. ..... .
ifHmHr rrd George sutton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
LUTHERAN REUNION
Churches Decide % Hold outira a
Wheeling Park. June 22-Many
Addresses VIII Feature

So meeting 81 representative or
the Lutheran churches Of Wheeling
and vicinity. held &C ST. James Luth.
cram church. Do was decided 10 hold r.
Lutheran reunion al Wheeling PARK.
Tuesday. June o.
The odair promises 20 BE- one Of
tho largest church picnics and re-
unions ever held in the city. Al.
dresses wiz be- made BY able speakers.
and amuFemenf viii be furnished tor
ODD and y0uue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
SehooI chlldren to Pienlo-

The school children of Ricbisnd dis.
trict expect to make the picnic TO-DAY
az wheeling park one OF the most sue.
cesstul Affairs ever given by school
children. II was learned yesterday
that about 500 tickets have been sold
10 the children.
special car on the Panhandle trac-
non me mas been chartered and will
leave North Warwood al o'ciock
VI one car Is not enough. two cars will.
DC used. The West Virginia Traction
company VIII also put extra cars on
the pike division to take the crowd
10 the park
.. A very. interesting ball game will
o. STAGED In the afternoon between
lle 1regssFilie nine and the Warwoof
nine. Both teams are in good cond
uon, and the game Is expected 10 BE-
very exciting. Other outdoor sports
viii BE- enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
The First Principle
of Good Health

one great medical authority de-
clares that sluggish bowels are the
cause 90 moro Than half the illn that
aMict mankind. a couatipatod oon-
eitl.n QUO KY Affects the liver and
-lher orEhra, 30 that Indigestion ana
tpuAfipaupu are soon followed ~ biz
tDtsI yes. hcadnrHrr. chronic rad
Lfteta ang generally diaarranred
toieI Cathartic Tahlsta are an
local phyalc. Tor their action n whole
ZONE and thoroughly cleansing. with
out nrIrlug. nausea on fnroreeufrr,ea
theF tnriForato and strengthen the
Lo",l acll9n and have n good eject
on TIE stomach and liver
T. T.. Levev. Green pa- wa.
wflteEi "for r long time q rrrrrrf
ron constlpaugn sud liver tr1uhla.
Notning seemed o. help me. nnrffw
secured fol ley Cathartic Tahiefr 40
IN tleaHed 20 state they have rafrlF
NJ. They are fho finest cnfharffr fo
fafo have over used aud their rfrrf
Oh quick and sure"
tos sale ~ John Coleman CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
TRlADELPHIA DISTRICT PUPILS
WILL BE GRADUATED TONIGHT
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. -. May Is
Leroy lucas. indicted b. the recent
htAnd Jury FOR abandoning a legitimate
,uuiehf was arralgntd before judge
uaiir- ,. Lynch IN common pleas court
thi- morning and entered "A plea OF
sunny sentence Was suspended aud
Lucas was released when he agreed 10
rupnort The chIld IN IN. futurn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
CLASS OF sEvENTY.EIoHT WILL
RECEIVE EIGHTH-cRADE
DIPLOMAS.
COMMENCEMENT viii be Held In t4ioh
School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ent Jackson TO Speak

The annual eighth-grade commence
ment exercises % the Triacelphia dis
trict public schools will be held this
evening in the TriadeIphia district
nigh school building at Edgington
Lane. The class numbers seventy
eight graduates, who Will receive dip.
Tomas. which will be presented by
county superintendent J. n. Iazear.
me pupils completing the eighth
grade VIII be eligible TO enter the
rriadelphia high school at the begin.
ming OF the fall term.
The principal address 10 the mem.
Ders OF the class will be delivered by
Supt J.. a. jackson of Betlaire and
the students will assist in a splendid
program that Will be- rendered. A short
address viii also be made by District
SUPERINTENDENT ). ). Jacobs. Jr.
The program follows:
Schorus--May" Polish) Eighth Grade
loses tkich) ........... Twelve Girls
Invocation
Piano Duet-"Cymboline.'
,ddr.. Lillian smith aud Neya Caldwell
.'..supt - 4. Jackson. Re,i,;iir,. q
Semi-Chorus-"Ghost OF Whit.
Roses >-chl ...... Twelve Girls
Presentation ., Diplomas ....-...
,,..,;......, County Supt. J. II. Lazear
awarding Of prizes
Chorus-"Spring Comes Tripping"
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Bcnediction.
The class b. composed of the follow
ing pupils who viii receive diplomas.
Bell
Madaline Lois usher.
Loretta Louise Gantzur
Rose Marie Gantzer.
Cool Breeze
Anna Eunice Howard
Fariview
Edna Grace Fisher
Elm Grove.
Lillian Elsie smith
Philip Ray Rice.
Laurena Jane Spring
Paul William Clemens.
Ncva Naomi Caldwell
carmen Livingston Hoovler
BERTHA May henderson.
George Frederick Null.
Anna Elizabeth phiilabaum.
catherine Florence Wilson.
Nellie Marie DauEherty.
Eugene Archer Walter
William buchanan.
Raymond Leweiiyu.
Frances Opal Shriver.
Charles Thomas OBricu.
Glendale.
Hannibal Albert Davis
George Albert Fra1ier.
Mt. DeChantaL
Harry Thomas Meyer.
John Robertson Meek
Oklahoma.
Lillian Gladys buchanan
Park view.
Elmer Alexander Criswcu
Annnmary MCGOWAN.
Peters Run.
Hilda NJ. Eblo.
rock Line.
brady Marshall Creighton
Roney's Point.
klarie isabel tuays.cy.
olive Ntrna Courts.
Hector Carton Farmer
Alice Madeline Griffin.
Ella N. Herman.
Katie Mae jenkins.
Tnadslphia.
tarolenc Hupp Buitatd
William Paris Hcrvcv.
Cecilia Carolina busch.
Pearl Isabel otto.
Wilson Henry Elmer
Florence Mclva Mckee.
Iva Irene White.
Dora May White
CLARK Harry KNIGHT
Alma Virginia Elmer
Mildred Virginia Foreman.
woodsdaie.
sue Clara Failoure.
Irwin Ttrrill Nick elytN.
Natalie Dolores Brennan.
Harry Earl AcNnbb.
Harold sidney smith.
Martha Hogan Beck
Glen Ceicle White.
Duiah Luella Paul
Clement Anthony Mccain
Daniel Thompson Nuwnd
Ethel HCll Gibson.
Harry Robert Reed schnrf
Agnes Cecilia brennan.
Russell Henry Mctznsr
wilma Pauline WtimCr.
Herbert L. Humphrcy
carl Frederick Miller.
Elthefyn List Hamilton.
tdEar Read sarver.
Ciaren,. Mathew schaffncr.
Ewiiis Franros stem.
fferrnau Carl kuoEe
FrederIck Lloyd -rharf
Mary nlauch warden.
tari Tnroue Wriatsr
william Peter flHrcue.
Dorothy Mildred flflra