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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13
BELLAIRE
Council Proceedings.

With two members OF the city
council absent last night. very little
business of Importance was transact
ed. The members present were
Booth. Culbertson. OToole. Chaser
and Kompart. The members absent
were Huffman and Fleming.
An ordinance TO provide for the
current and other expenses OF the
city OF Bellaire. for the ensuing six
months ending in June. vas read for
the first time. The ordinance could
not be passed on account of the alb
sence OF the two members. and as Il
was necessary TO have Il passed to
the city employees this month. IL was
decided TO hold a special meeting this
afternoon when the ordinance will be
read for the second and third time
and passed.
An ordinance TO create the office OF
assistant clerk to the civil service
commission. was read first time and
TO hx the salary. was read first time.
Action was deferred.
The mayors repo-. for the month
OF December showed the following
collections: Fines Ss4s; licenses. S2s..
so: total. Ss77.50.
A letter from the city solicitor at
youngstown was read inviting the
city engineer and director Of public
service to visit the filtration plant IN
hat city and aee the changes that
have cen made. The letter was re-
ceived and filed.
City Solicitor X. G. Cooper sub
mitted a report Of the suits against
the city. which were settled In 1914,
and tho case still pending
The finance committee submitted
its report for the year 1914. which
showed that Ss.35255 In fines had
been collected and S1.O795O Tor
licenses.
The light committee was instructed
10 take up the matter 81 having In
ca%ndescent lights on Thirty-hrst be-
tween Union and Guernsey streets
The light committee was also in
Etructed 90 consider the matter Of
taking out a number Of arc lights on
West Twenty-third and Twenty sixth
streets and replace them with mean
descent liRhts.
Fire Chief Fitton gave a rcport Of
several matters referred 10 him rela-
% 20 The smoke nuisance. We said
That he with the state IRE marshal
n made IN fhOrunrh investigation uf
The complaints and found that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

The city council viii hold an import
ant meeting in their rooms In the CITY
CLERKS offce saturday cvcninF.
The local lodge o. Forestorp held one
or their largest meetings for some time
In their hall last evening.
All arrangements have boon completed
Tor the "Old Time Dance" which viii
o. given by the FIX Friday eventng
REGULAR mid-week prayer meetings
VIII BE- hold in all or the local churches
this oveulnr.
Yesterday was a most disaEresahis
day and Few people were on the streets
Another large crowd Of local perp'e
at,.rd,l fl- Moose carnival in Wheeling
W.bber Eusseu stfU continues % show
p slEht IMPROVEMENT a. his home on
Grant avenue.
pfrcr-s osrc installed ~ the regular
mc.fiur Of the Loyal order of Moose
held ln their hail last cveninr.
large crowd attended tho basket
baIl same PLAYED in the gymnasium of
iIg iiraf baptist church last evening
Thomas EnrCott had charra I'll the
.nrlig-a Of The city Gospel Mission last
Attorney victor Esrher made n bust
ness IrIp tH StsuuauNIsia yesterday 10
take part iu a divorce case
ffal N thr local attorneys went fu
l'lr NlI' ..tfrdaF fn Do present 20
ih. opening of The grand IHrr
Mics LILLIAN Woods entertained the
.N. In' tHH NieN' CLUB ..
tHrI f.fhrrwurI and IT.HUrr Triton
y.rt t' H7ylnrd yesterday ta survey e
Items Of lT,sr., ,or ur paper cen DO
H- glII .I.f nr tHr E.T phone
I..ffN f.'wInE THH returned ..
h" go g'f' street Hfffr 0 eror
T.s t.s.H.ra .rsirria s.r-- 20 H.. &c.,
NT.".rH' church win resume
wg"'Lrra frir rHr
Ni Mabel WIfiiamr .. Sow
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The w EATHER
CONDITIONS

A storm OF great energy Is central
this morning on the middle Atlantic
coast. attended BY rain. Rain or snow
also prevails 20 the westward over the
central valleys.
Another low pressure area Of wide
extent. attended BY higher tempera-
lures. cover the Northwest and up
per valleys. extending southwark into
the middle west.
High temperatures and cool weather
prevail in the southwest.
Unsettled weather. with probably
snow nurries or light snow. is expect.
ed I'm this vicinity tonight. followed BY
generally fair weather "Wednesday.
Local data Highest Temperature
yesterday. "a degrees: lowest last
night. % degrees. rainfall. O.sO.
Rivers.
General rains over the state are
causing good rises in the Little Kama
wha and Monongahela rivers. and the
Ohio will probably rise IN the district
"wednesday.
H. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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DYSPEPSIA GONE! NO INDIGESTION,
GAS, SOURNESS--PAPES DIAPEPSIN

tesiinal griping This viii all 30. and.
besides. there will BE- no soul food left
over IN he stomach to poison your
broath with uauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin Is a certain cure
Tor out-ofortcr stomachs. because Il
AXE hold o. your food and digests n
Just the same a. n your stou ach
wasn't there
Relief In Eve minutes from all stom-
ach misery b waiting Tor ycu at any
drug store.
These large hny-ceut cases contain
enough "Papes Diapepsiu" 70 keep the
entire family Tree from stomach disor-
ders and indigestion for many months.
IL belongs In your home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FRED Barnes have re-
Turned hom" after a short visit with
friends In East Liverpool. q.
Miss MsrN Dubois. Of Alexander. Pa.
has returned home after a short visit IN
this city.
Miss linda Cook IS the guest OF
friends In GAINESVILLE for a few days.
forest Hoge. one OF the Instructors
IN the local schools was able 60 resume
his duties yesterday after a short III
ness.
Deputy Sheriff Bert M~cConnaughy. OF
-. tlairsVtlie. was "a business visitor in
this city yesterday.
j.. G Booth. Of Guernsey. o.. is the
guest OF relatives In this city.
Harry koegler. clerk OF the local post
offict. b. Off duty by illness.
Attorneys j. q. Heinlein and Fred
On business.
Miss Lillian Loe. Of brooklyn. y. Y.
has returned home after a short visit
here.
Horace Clark. Of Colerain. was a bust
ness visitor In this city yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY
Buainess Increaainr.

With the mills resuming all over the
country business will no doubt be good
IN this vicinity In the next few months
Already there are signs Of activity In
this city since the Laughlin tin mill re-
sutned operations In full sunday even
ing. Tor the FIRST time IN several months.
Nj OF the other plants Ia the city are
running TO their full capacity except
the local blast furnace. and IL Is said
mat they Will resume in "a short time
ana II begins to look a. though MAJ
prosperity that was In evidenc several
years ago. Already "A number OF i'm
portant propert deals are pending in
the city. and will be closed In the next
Few days. Many people are hoping that
a settlement OF the coal strike will be
erected this week and that the mines
VIII resume in "a short time. which Will
also add To this city's business. Just
as soon a. the mines resume operation
a hfteen minute service will be Installed
on the Rayland line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13
hajorsvflls Br1sfs.

Montgomery Sprowles passed away at
his home near huntsville. wednesday
morning. Mr.. Sprowles has for many
weeks suffered with cancer OF the fsee
Lester Sprowles and three children. n
near BurnsNille. ar quite IN with scar
let fever. Nurse Vida Harsh. n Wash
inEton. Pa. Is caring for them.
Misses Frances Brewer and Iren.
exile OF Niedo. spent Friday night
with Miss Brewers sister. Miss Eima
Brewer.
~ Allison. who has been out OF
school since before the holidays. on ac-
count OF sickness. resume has studies
AZ the high school at Mind-ridge Mon
Misses Lolita. Irene and Marie WHITE
man and Olive Wallace. were the guests
OF Mrs. Cora Campbell Friday night.
MI and Mrs. Will Harsh spent a Dart
OF Friday with their brother-in-iaw Nj
John sampson. who IL very sick.
Bud Linley. OF Limestone. is spending
q Gay or two with his friend. Mr.. Ched-
Richey James. Of the InteTigencer
was calling on friends here during the
week Mr.. James Is one OF the few solf-
citors that people are glad 60 see.
\ numberof Elm Grove teams came
INTO thc station here Friday with some
ming like 100 barrels OF oil for the ma
The new COMPRISING station NJ this
place started one Of the pumps Friday.
Misses Hazel Cunningham and Niarce
'lltlngs. OF Calls, spent Friday and sat
urday with Miss C~unningham's parents.
h"ui'T lay OF Niedo, was calling on
friends friends on bloomfield Ridge. Friday
Tom Kimble is sick. a severe case OF
la grippe.
The stork visited the home 81 our
young friends Mr.. and Mrs. James Gle
dlngs. Friday, leaving to their care a
little girl. Mother and baby are doing
Miss Eliza Alley was an over-sunday
guest OF Mrs. Minnie Archer.
MRS. Elizabeth Archer received the
news or the death Of her brother-in-lnw.
Robert McCracken. Of Ohio. SATURDAY
on account Of IN health. Mrs Arcber
viii not attend the funeral
Elmer Allison was severely hurt Sat
Srday morning by being kicked in the
Mr.; Mckerrihsn. field superintendent
Tor the Ohio Valley Gas Co. is recover
ing from a recent illness.
Mrs. Everett Clark. OF Calls pyho rave
birth TO twin babies a week or ten davs
ago. * very il. The ATTENDING nbyst-
clan, DR., Sammons. fears typhoid.
Mlss Aita Archer. who has been con-
lined 10 her home with a very severe
cold and throat trouble. for a FORTNIGHT
day. ~"
A little child OF Mr.. and Mrs Jobr
Jewell. OF Wharten's run. il very in with
|dlphtherta- There are a number OF otb.r
children In the home. and the serum
trestment viii be used as a preventative
Ed Harsh Is suffering with a very
sore foot. caused by stepping on a nail
wizard wallace spent Saturday and
sunday with Wheeling and Elm Grove
friends. he was accompanied 20 his home
Elm Grove. VI
Russell Sampson is spending n few
days at the Martins Ferry hospital win
treatment. ''
Mrs Jennie Sampson was calling on
Mrs. Cora Cuttings Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13
TIME ~! IN FIVE MINUTES YOUR
SICK. UPSET STOMACH
FEELS FINE

When your meals don't IL com for.
ably. or what you eat lies Ike a lump
OF lead In your stmach. or N Won have
heartburn. that is a sign Of indires.
ton.
Set from your pharmacist a fftv-
cent case OF iape's Diapepsin and take
a dose Just as soon az you can. Their.
VIII De no sour rtsings. no belching OF
~undigested food mixed with acids. no
gas or heartburn. fllness or
heaNy FEELING IN h stomach. nausea.
deoihtaung headaches, dizziness or in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13
Brehm Funeral

The funeral Of the late John Brehm.
who died Sunday. was held ~ his late
home A. klce yesterday afternoon.
and was largely attended by friends
~ the deceased. Members Of the
Foresters and &. s. = Bohemian 20.
ciety % which the deceased was q
member. attended the services. IN
terment was made In Rose HIl ccme-
.forv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

LONDON Jan I9. 10 % m Tho
German. are utilizing irs breakers on
ff' MH1Ir'an lakes iu Fact Tru. ..a 20
prevent thr lakes from freezing a,
cordine o. % Reuter- dirp1tch from
I~efroFrad There IF "a double object
la 'his-'o enable enc German gum
boat. fn continue fhr.r arrrHf ION. and
fn render " .Wrna. .h." .u. fUl r..
an. ua.r.d n E..I Prussia fs ,....
Hr .Hf ...
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Mrs Ansy En.srtains.

Mr. 4 r. Alley entertained the Lar
hin Gu at her home Friday a~ftsrnoo-.
the following ladies' were present. Mr.
n g Johnson and Mrs. -. T. steele OF
field. and Mrs. John Mflnksn. A dafntv
was served a. ; o'clock by the
hostess. The table presented a pleasing
and unique appearance. being laid with
dpiii"s center piece napkins = etc. fur
ni-hed b. the Larkin Co. Instead Of the
usual linen. After all had en1oycd the
delicious Ntands prepared by Mrs. Alley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

Funeral services will be held this af-
%teruuon from his late home at Florence
over the remains Of the late Jesse God
hard. who died at his home Monday az
ter a short illness Of typhoid fever. The
services viii be In charge OF Rev. II. u.
HAN. pastor OF the First BAPTIST church
OF which the deceased was "a member.
The Wheeling Lodge No. 81, l.. o. %. VI.
or which the deceased was a member
VIII attend the services In Il body. In
will be In Eiverview cemetery.
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Entertained Club.

Of the Optimistic club
were entertained last evening at the
nome OF Miss Hattie Miller on Gravel
mn The girls were very optimistic
and believed themselves young again.
rs me affair was in the nature of a
KID party. Juvenile games. remin-
lscent OF the childhood days of the
members. were the diversions. A Iun.
cheon was served by the hostess.
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Elected Ofncsn.

" a meeting OF the directors Of the
bridgeport building and Loan ASsocia-
tion hcid Monday afternoon they elected
me follow ing Officers for the ensuing
year PRESIDENT. George Schee,z: secrc-
tary. ". W. Scott. assistant : rr.tary
Air. Ashbsugh. Attorney George Mckee
was selected as solicitor and ths Dollar
Bank viii handle the funds
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city had no Jurisdiction over the
Held To Court

william Moran. OF Redtown. was
given a preliminary hearing before
squire J. W. Morrell on two charges
oil criminal assault on Mary Porter
and Elva Porter. and held TO court
under $1,000 bonds on each charge
The mittimus in each case was made
out yesterday and Moran was K
10 st. Clairsville and lodged in the
county jail pending an Investigation
by the grand jury which convenes
today. The assault is alleged to have
occurred Sunday night in the George
town Church OF God. where the girls
claim they were forcibly detained an
< by Moran. one Of the girls is
aHected with a nervous disease and
Is said to be weak mentally. The
other is less than IL years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

This evening a. the home ~ -frs. John
Rice on South Third street the Womnn's
Missionary society will meet In regular
monthly session and no doubt all ~ the
member VIII he present. a short bueI-
ness meeting was held and ns 10 was the
second quarterly meeting dues we're coll
lpCfod.
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An informal dance will be Given this
evening In the Elk's hall on North
Fourth street by n number Of Young
people or this city and no doubt n large
crowd viii be present. The
- composed OF Messrs. zimmerman
thompson, ~Iipphardt. Hyrum and
tanEhtnn Gump's saNophone orchestra.
OF. Wheeling. will furnish the musis and
y hmnet lunch Will be nnrNcA
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For Huntinn Enr..

X Landers and Peanut Carpenter.
OF Armstrong; Mills. were arrested
tuesday by Deputy Game Warden
IraVers. charging them with hunting
IoAes. They were arraigned before
squire Minder and pleaded O guilty.
men claimed they were no hunt.
ing. but weer merely out to give their
dogs exercise.
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special meeting or Lady Moose
Circle No ~ has been called for Thurs
day afternoon. January II in their hall
IN the Shreve-Hervey building and All
OF the members are requested 10 attend
The meeting will be held At 2.3O O'Clock
and several matters Of Importance will
be given attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

despite the Indictment weather Of last
evening r. large crowd attended tho re-
NlNal services being held in thew United
I~resbyteri1n churCh which have been
~ progress FOR tho past week. The ser
ices last evening were 600 charge Of
Rev Charles EIlmoga OF CaHIr gho
preached n strong sermon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

A submarine apparatus permitting
tho use OF a motion picture camera,
recently invented by an American.
has been employed successfully In
securing motion pictures OF marine
vegetation and ash in the harbor az
Nassau.
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Meet Thursday Evening.

Tho Kings Bible class OF the First
Reformed church will hold a meeting
Thursday evening al the home OF
Mrs. Edward ROdewig. on Harrison
street. This will be the FIRST meeting
OF the year and a number Of import
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WILLIE


GAINESVILLE. a.. Jan. 12-SpeciaI
meetings viii begin a. the Presbyterian
church next sunday moruirC. conducted
BY the Rev. Chester U1rch. OF Toledo.
q. Mr.. harch Is a strong and forccful
preacher and a talented musician. A
cordial invitation g. extended To- all 10
come 20 these meetings.
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birthday Party.

\ number OF uttle folks were enter
tatned on saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Hayes. OF
North Chestnut street. In honor pf the
-eth birthday Of their daughter. lille.
The hours were from . until 70 and the
afternoon WAS pleasantly spent PLAYING
various games. In a bean hunting CON
test the first prize was awarded TO Doro-
thy Harris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

Baltimore a ohio railroad detectives
ere workinE on the robbery that took
liace on one OF the trains passing
throush this city last saturday evening.
when two men wsr. rell We'd of Their
Money which o. Sigo la all
Nhii- There - No clue ON which 10 wurk
~ eitleiais viii probe the case t. q
finish In an effort to apprehand IN.
guilty ones.
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4 largo crowd was present al he re-
ceptlon Tor new M given In the
FIRST Presbyterian church last evening
n All present spent n very enjoyable
evening. 4 nnc musical program was
rendered as was also "a very Interesting
Ntaylet AFTER the program was com
Ileled a get acquainted meeting was
tSId which was followed BY the serving
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N'gtTrdaF afternoon az The F1-mfrr.
You IF~'ahEffrIHu church west OF fHfH
Guy Che WowHr'a Home and Fur.frr
Nl. .nuHrr society 1904 the WfsfmfrIHflr
'fliIn ~ frc church held % Joint meet.
ms ana q large crowd Of ladies wore
pfeeni Niles Schultz n field srerrfarr
lfe snf and delivered a very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

Ihe Ladies Social club o. this CITY
NlI h' pleasantly entertained this ersr-
lrg "a tN" home ~ Mrs VIII NuwIer iu
p grEFllc and no doubt Tho fuI1 member.
lin on The club viii BE- present Cards
NllI % 3D." feature Or the evening and
De served
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Missionary Society.

The Monthly Thimbic Bee OF tho
MuW,n's HON, Missionary society OF
the f1rst Methodist church. meets at the
homo of Mrs. Bertha Perkins. on North
Lincoln avenue. m . o'clock Thursday
afternoon. All are cordially Invited.
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View Mine 10 BE op.n.d.

s said that a new peddling mine
VII be opened in this city within the
next lew Gays By A. A. McSwords. on
the NH west Of the ~galvanizing depart
Inent OF the Aetna Standard mill. A
vein OF No. 3 coal runs through the
property and the coal Is said 20 be very
good. Work has already been started on
the upple and a force Of men will be put
TO work In a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

brsplte IN tnclemcnt weather % last
evening another large crowd wss n--s.nt
az the revival services being held in th.
klrkwoo NJ. p church. and much Inter
: . ING taken in the services. R.v.
evening ard the subject was .-Tb.
ohurch That Had the Forms but Not
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The Mems club Of Trinity Episcopal
church will hold a regular meeting In
the parish house this evening Follow
ing The business me evening will be-
spent socially and refreshments will
b. served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

The Belmont County Medical solI.
cty held a well attended meeting last
evening at the Globe hotel The newly
elected Officers were installed and "a
very Interesting UrOlrHm vas ron.
dered Addrasses were made by Or.
J. T. Hng. 81 ShadysIde. and Dr. o.
o. Wilson. of Martins Ferry
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Ladies' Ala society

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Kirk
Wood Presbyterian church. will meet -
nc church this evening at the close OF
prayer services and ali OF the
are requested 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13

me spring term OF common pleas
court opened yesterday morning Il 81.
siairrftlle. With Judge Lynch on sha
bench- The dockef was called and ~
W. round that there was q large num-
ber OF cases TO b. heard a. this sss-ion.
a nomocr OF motions and dsmurrgrs
were made yesterday and a numb-r on
cases were dlemfaaad
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Attended

number Of the members % the
Nhlkht~ OF M~accabeeS OF this city. went
70 hsilairc vest rday afternoon. xher.
they attended the funeral of IN. late ".
barunell. who was n prominent mem
Der OF the Bcliairc lodg
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Lot Owners Meetino Tonjob,

The lot owners OF the Bellaire Gem.
etery association will hold their annual
meeting this evening in the auditor
ium OF the city building. The meet
ing viii be called al 5 O'Clock and a
tull attendance OF the members Is
urged. Reports for the wear will be-
submitted after which Ave trustees
and a treasurer will be electeh
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Tr r.rH.Ir wHrfN|H r.|ffrr of Che
" 0man Ni~.r'nrarF arHIaft Hf fH.
flrft BAPTIST rfIrrh viii be- held fr fHr
-nurrn fNrTnrrou afternoon and a.
1oIrf r. iarrr crowd vIf Ir ErrHrrt
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several Of the operators who are at
cndin the meeting being held IN Wheel
ing his week. passed through this city
yesterday ON their way TO visit some %
the mines west Of IN. city. There vii
10 doubt be much activity at IN. mines
the latter part Of the week as IL l. said
that several OF them are being gotten
IN rendiness 10 sIarf
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Held Important Meeting

The ladies' AID society of the Fifth
street VI. r.. church held an Important
meeting last evening at the home OF
Mrs Myrtle Levitt. on South Second
street. and a number OF Important mat
tiers were given attention. II was de-
cided az the meeting last evening to
give n supper at the church in the near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-13
BRIDGEPORT


.efN NAs received In this city yes
terdAy % the effect that the owner %
W. f"o-y coal mine Al Ramsey. had or
etrea th- men out Of fhs coupany
houses who had refused 20 60 % work
N inNe-tlEauon Nas made and The re-
port Was found % b. untrue.