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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-27

,1 The clerk notined the chair that Aid.
Burton had fled notice that he would
move to reconsider the vote by which
report OF the committee on Ways and
reletiyo TO the purchase OF Detroit
City Bonds q. c. c. y. AID was adopted
1T the last session. eH
AID Dingsman then moved 70 re-
oonsider the vote by which the above
opeoined matter was adopted
"a The motion was lost % follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett Dinge-
Ing Kronk, Owen. Robinson. Roilo
and Wenxel--l1
MANA. Bisii. Case. cranshaw.
Din, Ellis. Guthard, Htndle. Jakel.
Bchemansky. Schultz. Stefanowskt.
xhompson, Vernon. Wartell. Wilson.
Wing, link and the President--2s.
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BY Alderman Heating:


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In reply to a notice from
this Office the following proposals were
received for fsrnIshing cedar blocks;
VIM. r.. Currie. ........ AZ per 50. yd.
NO. 2 CEDAR BLOCKS.
VIM. E. Currie. ...s.... 81 per 50: I'D.
VIM +. currie is the only and low
est bidder.
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder. and hereby asks the approval
and confirmation OF same by your Hon.
orable Body.
y. sU GEORGE III. FENkELL&
Commissioner.
By Alderman Heating: 4 INV
Resolved, That the contract entered
into By the Department OF Public
Works with VIM. Il. Currie for fur
pishing cedar blocks At the prices men-
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen--In accordance with the
requirements OF Section IL. Chapter
263, Of the Ordinances, the Detroit City
Gas Co.. has reported TO this office
the gas sales In the City OF Detroit
for the six months ending December
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. ENGEL,
Controller.
Accepted and placed on Ale.
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To. the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
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From che corporatIon Council.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen--Tn the draft OF an ordi-
nance approved December goth. 1913.
b bep ist. 1914. amending Sections / and
2 Of Chapter 1s1 OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF 1912. a transportation was
made thereby multiplying both OF these
sections; that In to say: The amend
inents to the provisions OF the hrst
ward were made to include q descrip-
ton of the property In the second
In order to correct this error. which
Is clearly an error OF title. transmit
herewith the correct. amendments as
per title and description OF property
Yours respectfully,
THOS. p. PENNIMAN.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
An Ordinance to amend section OF
Chapter 1s1 OF the Ccnpuea orci-
year 1912. ~ amended.
1T IS HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section I. That Section OF
Chapter Isl of the Compiled Ordi-
Z the Year 1872, as amended. be and
the same Is hereby amended so as
to read az follows:
Sec. o No saloon where spirit
uous, intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall here
4 after be established and maintain
ed wishln the territory within the
limits OF the City of Detroit. de-
scribed as all that portion OF the
City bounded on the north by the
northerly line of the Second Ward.
10 on the east by the easterly line OF
II the Second Ward, 81 the south by
IL me Boutherly city limits, and on
IS the west by the westerly line OF
IL the Second Ward the dividing line
Is between the Second and Fourth
nc wards), excepting so much OF said
n cd
1S bounded as follows: Commencing
10 AT point at the intersection OF
20 tho center lines OF Woodward and
81 charlotte avenues: thence wester-
22 iy along the center line OF Char
23 lotte avenue to point ESQ fect
% distant westerly from the westerly
e5 line OF Woodward avenue: thence
90 northerly on a line parallel with
81 the westerly line Of Woodward
"a avenue TO the center lire of pub
20 lie alloy north of and payallel to
so Charlotte avenue; thence Seasterly
81 along the center line OF said public
AZ alley 20 the center OF public al
ga ley FIRST west OF and parallel TO
"a Woodward avenue thence souther-
a5 ~ along the center Inc OF said
SO public alley TO. a pont 100 rect
81 distant northerly from the nerth-
AZ thence easteriy on a 1ine parallel
40 with the north line OF charlotte
Al avenue 10 the center line OF Wood
AZ ward avenue; thence southeriy
a. along the center limo Of Woodward
az aiso excepting lots 10. 20, "a. ~.
fs % and "a Of Block 10. Governor
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Secretary Poor Commission 2s7 IS
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller
Accepted and referred TO the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
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Erou p.p,r.m.n, Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--1n reply to a. notice rom
this Office the following proposals Tor
furnishing Crushed Stone have peen
received:
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coMMuNIcArIoNs.
Prom shs Controller.

1he Honorable the Common Council:
|111omen-Ths foiiowine report.
~ oRicers for the week ending
Jant1sry =. 1915. are re-
r ~ p;''sS disburs.- Z
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E,ou peo.rtment Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentfemen--In reply TO a notice from
this office, the following proposals
were received for furnishing Stakes
and strips;
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-I beg TO advise your
Honorable Body that, In transmitting
the proposals for the purchase Of
bonds ". c c., y. g., an error was
made In reporting the hrst bid. at the
per cent. rate IL should read
$50204 instead OF S4O,204.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller.
Accepted and placed on file
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-
Referred % Committee ON Streets.
4ias-of Mrs.. Hurley, Tor damage.
X % building.
Referred to Committee on Claims
ana Accounts py An zYSx
4l17-Of Otto J. Czeschinsky ct AL.
Tor the paving OF Cleveland street. De-
tween Jos. Campau and Elmwood ave.
Referred to Department OF public
By AID. cRANsHAw.
l13S-Of Geo. w: Sinclair ct al. for
the paving OF Montgomery avenue. ex-
tending from Dexter to wiidsmers
Referred to Department Of Public
zl2s--T. Dale Cooke. ct al. for the
paving of Columbus avenue. extending
from Dexter to Linwood avenues
:, Referred to Department Of Public
- BY AID. KOCHER.
4130--Of Frederick Mscile ct al. for
The cpeni1s Of Lucky place.
BY AID. ,DNGEA1AN.
4iSl--Of Walter A Newberry ct al.
b chansed to chaimsrs avenue
hefcrred to COMMITTEES on Ordt-
siss-of Charles d. Mcconvil ct al.
changed to Marlborough avenue.
Referred to Committee on ordi-
~ the Clerk
toss-Of J. Goodman. for the cancel
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
dtoo-Rosenthal Bros. for a cancel
3Af5o1 OF taxes
llei--of B. II. Kaufman. for per-
Rsssaon 70 maintain showcase at 81
iosoS JACOB o Goos for on psrm ss5ss6s
~ Install combination gasoline dis
fharge systsm and lighting post.
i SnerTos g tS SomV Vi'1s on Streets
foIntes for permission to connect
Esssrrsa 70 Committee on Sewers.
/: 3 Referred to Committee on Taxes.
sa.tvso1 Elmer A. Piilon. for Q can
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
41oe--of Sol sallan. Tor permission
- construct areaway
& S. E9m Hnss:so on f street, s.m
Referred to Committee on Claims
4losof s. Rubin. for cancellation
ncfsrred to Committee on Taxes.
Alo?--of John Morrison. for q cal
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
y. 1Lly--of Mrs e. l. sprague. for q
\ /o1cenation OF taxes.
s Hiatrrss H e Gom Win: on T.1s:
@44uction OF taxes.
nefsrred to Committee on Taxes.
3 u e e1,1-o 8. Kresge Ct al. pro-
Xootlug against the granting Of q
Xoonoe for the operation OF saloon n,
Y 9orner OF Park and Elizabeth streets.
Reierred 20 Committee on Lquer
liiS-of ndison illuminating Co..
~ the vacation OF public alleys.
geferred 70 Committee on Street
1l14 Tor Dalton r. wells, for per-
>19sIon TO construct areawnys
Refsrred 60 COMMITTEES on Streets.
!. el!S-of George =. Joiner. for \ re-
Asfsrrsd 70 committee on Taxes.
11is-of Henry Kohn. for . reduc-
xsf 81 sers 70 comr,,,.. ~ 49,,
I Mo frank A. sSef Re for q
Io1uction OF taxes
Hsfsrrsd 70 Committee on Taxes.
tx1s<-M ~ C. GoIdner. for reduc-
\ Refsrred TO Committee on Taxes
>. 4lly--Qf Charles n. Wfltsie. for n
onceilation and refund on tax certin-
f Referred 20 COMMITTEES on raxe.
4 y 4l30--Of The Studebaker C6rpora-
Uen. Tor permissfon TO lay spur track.
W. Referred 70 COMMITTEES on Streets
+ l171--of Simon Schachter. for a re-
Iuc(ion OF taxes.
neserrsd 70 Committee on Taxes.
|<.- 4131--Of Detroit Lodge. No 81 p.
~ q. f. for +permfssfon TO corstr,,e,
a 1r1avay under sidewalk and alley
& Helerfed to Committee on Streets
4lz3--of yinfon CO.. for damages
Heferred 20 Committee on Claims
- md Accounts.
u >11t-of G. Stanley Morgan ct nj
~ the paving OF Harbor avenue.
Referred 70 Department OF Public
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CONTINGENT FUND.
22s-Edw F. Stein. County
Treasurer refund IS 81
230--Otto Stoll, Register OF
Deeds. recd'g deeds. %
235--Robert r. Speed. SER
vices ......,s........ 80
236-Conway Brief Co, briefs IL so
2S7-Robert T. Speed, ex-
-. penses .....,......... 80 %
----------- 90 Ok
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d. p. W. CASH ACCOUNT NO. FUND.
2t-Max c. Koch, City Treas
rebate on permits....s 1s1 IS
d. p. w. CASH ACCOUNT NO. 2. FUND
c. Koch. City Treas.
III rebate on permits. ,...S 297 SO
76-Max c. Koch, City Treas,
rebate on permits. ........ liz OF
s 46s as
ID, p. w. GENERAL FUND.
1s6-Detroit United Railway.
tickets ..........,.S 90
Mayer n Thorn
Co. drawings. ETC.. so
q Backus Co.,
paste ................ 20
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lls1--of Walter A Newberry ct al.
4sktng that the name Of Utica avenue
bc changed to Chalmers avenue
tlss--of Charles ID. Mcconvnl ct al.
asking that Hitchings avenue be
Referred to Committee on Ordi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

Yesterday was a fine day for auto rid
ING and there was n constant stream
passing through the city.
me Junior Mechanics will hold a re-
guar weekly meeting In their hall on
Main street this evening.
Ihere was a big wedding celebration
IN AetnaNille Saturday evening and A
Large crowds attended each OF the
services held az ST. Anthony's Cathonc
church yesterday.
The floating crew OF the traction men
will take the late straights on the local
runs today.
Inc Daughters OF Liberty will hold a
regular meeting this Afternoon NJ fbo
city. VI ''e
The city council Will hold n rerula,
monthly meeting in their hall on Main
street tomorrow evening.
me poles have nearly all been set for
carrying the high tension line throuxh
this city 10 the koehnline ice plant.
The home OF Lambert Moon, whrcn
Wa DESTROYED by IRE Friday evening
wiz be rebuilt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

William Rsitz. Of Gravel Hill IL
spending a few days at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 9. Eberlein. OF Al
toona. Pa, are visiting friends in the
Mr.. and Mrs. y w. Hopkins. OF 81
Clairsviile. were visitors In the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McMasters. Of Allie
donia Is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Flax. Of jefferson
City. Indiana. are spending a few days
mont street.
Miss Mildred spraEg has returned
from 2 visit with relatives az New Phil
Prof. c. $. Mcvay has returned from
a visit with friends AZ WOodsfteld
Mrs. W. 3. keyscr viii entertain the
mcmbers Of her sunday school class OF
the FIRST VI. p. church school AZ her
home on Franklin street. this evening
Misses Phyllis and Mildred Angle. o.
relatives at East Liverpool
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 10. ffaher or Ctcvc-
land. are guests % relatives here
Mrs. Ellsworth Hubs. Of Washington.
y e. d. visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. a. Eahfa. of Harrison street
Mrs.. NJ H smith. of M0uudavi1ie D.
visiting relatives IN the city
Mr. and Mrs. August schick 81 Noble
street. are expected home tn q Few days
from Florida. where they have been
spending the winter.
FAR TaFEart has returned from q visit
with friends AZ cleveland.
Miss Wilma strahl. 81 Monroe street
vii entertain the Standard Bearers ~
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ter IL the Russiass had carried me OF.
as they did other women. Then
would have surely died. l know OF
many women whom the Russians took
away.
For instance. fifteen Russians went
TO the Baultruschat farm. near where
l lived. All those fifteen beasts at
tackled Frau Baultruschat Then they
threw her into a wagon and carted
her OF TO Russia"
From mid-Noyember to mid-Febru-
airy the Russians held more than n
Prussia, beautiful. rolling farm coun-
tryh densely populated with sober,
thrifty farmer folk.
For twelve weeks the Russian
armies swarmed over this territory
and held a line against the German
troops which zigzagged from Memel
on the north dows through Ragnit-
lnsterburg. -Latzen. Tucha, Lyck and
the MaZurian Lakes on the south.
German Soldiers Saw the Horrors.
During the great battle which Gen
eral Hindenburg began on February Q
and continued for twelve days, hurting
whole railroad trains OF troops into
the weakening Russian front until he
turned IL into a rout. the German sol
oilers saw with their own eyes how
the Russians had ravaged the coun-
try.
The sight OF the outraged women.
mutilated children. looted houses and
wrecked towns aroused the German
soldiers to an uncomfortable fury. II
was not the military genius OF General
Hindenburg alone which drove the
Russian tenth army OF 100000 men in
precipitate retreat until they were
either captured or annihilated in the
Augustowo forest. Revenge also car
ried the Germans ahead with irresis-
tible force.
received court records of Russian
atrocities from President Gramsch
after | had met him at Stallupoenen.
where he said:
II am going from one village to an
other TO see things with my own eyes.
The Russians have made war like
Tartars four Hundred years ago"
Accompanying the records was a
letter from President Gramsch. a
translation of which follows:
Gumbinnen. Feb. 20. 1915.
Four enclosed books.
In accordance with our verbal
conference OF the cath OF the
month. ! am enclosing for your
Honor herewith a number OF hear
ings in relation 10 the outrages
committed by the Russians
against German women and girls.
and hearings on other atrocities
These occurrences are. ! dis
tinctly emphasize. ones that have
been brought TO my attention as
an afficial. and rest on sworn
statements
/ remain. your Honor.
Very respectfully yours.
GRAMSCH (signed.l
President OF the District.
To Mr.. Fox.
In Berlin.
Hotel Adlon.
Addressed.
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her story until she was informed IL
hight be published In America, where
her humble name was unknown: and
where she was willing that her shame
might be used to tell the truth about
Russia" as she expressed it.
1t was a day in February" she be-
gan. The Russians had seized this
country, and for weeks we lived in
fear they would ha-n US. We heard
what they were doing.
"On that awful day a band of Cos
sacks came TO our house. The door
was not locked. We had learned IL
was not safe to lock doors. because
then the Russians break them down
The Cossacks walked right in, and
one said:
You have a pretty daughter.
Where IL she?'
The wild look in his eyes told mo
what he meant. My Cod. I cried.
Have mercy She is my all. Nil
me, but let her GO
Child Seized Before Her Mothers
Eyes.
The Cossacks laughed and threw
me on the floor. struggled to my
knees and tried to pray. | cried to
Heaven to protect my daughter. 9th
er Cossacks came. One held a gun to
mi breast and two others seized Min
ma. II was all before my eyes II
was so horriblel IL will drive me
crazy.
My husband is insane The Rus
SLAMS carried him away. What they
wanted with him do not know. ON,
IL ! might die! Minna is to be a
mother. I don't want TO live till
then"
As she uttered these words in an
almost idiotic way-her eyes CLASSY
and staring. her voice thick and al
most inarticulate-I began TO realize
the meaning of the statement OF a
Red Cross doctor. who said:
THE most horrible problem result
ing from the Russian invasios of East
Prussia is the prospective offspring
from thousands OF German women
whom Russian soldiers made their
victims.
The savage blood OF the Tartars
has been mingled with ours. One OF
the most drastic Of German laws for
bids race suicide. This unborn gen
Grafton must come into our midst. but
how can we deal with IL?
II H. iluttd, INDUSTRIOUS DrOOu.
IL is the most horrible curse OF war.
And TO make our plight still more
terrible much of this mixed blood will
be tanned with disease. which is prac-
tically incurable until after the fourth
or fifth generation
The foulest scourges OF humanity
have been implanted among US"
Many Women Trying to Get Relief.
Pondered over these dnspeakable
things as ] went from town TO town
in the ravished province and saw the
multitudes OF pale. dull-eyed women,
huddled around the city halls. to con
suit government officials concerning
their condition.
When Frau MichaeIokoffskf was
about 10 turn away from me. she add
ed: Maybe It would have been bet
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the First NJ. p. church at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Simon Behr has returned from n visit
with friends at Pittsburgh
Miss Lorena Dunlap has returned to
friends here.
Rev. o, -. Smith will deliver a lecture
next thursday evening at the FIRST NJ
- church, on Providence and Uncle
sam The lecture will be FOR the bene-
fit OF the church
Mrs. Louis owens. Of this city. has
Columbus.
The city schools will resume this
morning after a weeks vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

Local people sold out their enftre
stock % flowers Saturday night and
they reported the sales the largest FOR
Tho Modern woodrnen or America held
an important meeting in thoir hall on
Hanover street Saturday night
The directors Or the Fratcrnai Hall
Association will hold an important meet
inE ~ The homo ~ D. ". Smith. Tues
day evening.
Several candidatoa will be- Initiated AZ
the meeting ~ the Degree of Pocahou-
tas held in their hall this evening
The services in all Of the local
churchee were largely attended veater.
Gay on account or thc fine weather
Miss Gertrude Gill. ~ This city. spent
sunday ihs ruests OF friends and rels-
ives a. wheeling Creek
The FIRMS squad ~ the Junior Ne
chHnlcs held drill in tho shreve-Ifer-
Net heI Feftordnv morning
~ The meeting ~ council Saturday
evening" ordnance were passed under ,
suspension ~ rules fO pave two streets
in lhe lower part 81 the city.
Frank Hnruhardf feff yeaferCav morn
INK FOR rarferah urE o. spend several
DAYS visiting friends and relatives
Mrs Henry luterzuher. ~ pipe c-ek
arrived lu the rifN Saturday evening fo
eprnd sunday at the home ~ Mr. and
hff. tired Sowmora. on Main street
Saturday niFht and sunday wac very
quiet ln police circles in this city but
few arrests being made
The iauFhlin TN mill resumed opera
ti9inis In Gun lart night az ~ o'clock aud
10 IN said that interest Del being ioas IN
TIE Personal workers League fn this
CITY. g. several ~ the older members
have dropped out
Yesterday was on ideal dav Tor rIav-
inE ball and several raufa were fn nra-
Ercee in The upper part OF tho CITY
NusqnI Hrnman. who underwent an
operation 90 The local hospital last SAT-
expected
The many friends ir this city ~ VIII
liam Dreamer. viii BE- pleased o. know
that ho De- rccovcrinE - his home frono
n serious illness
MoVing pictures were shown 81 both
The morning and evening services 90 me
fLrsf Vt y church Yesterday fol place
0f regular services
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MARTINS FERRY


~ the meeting OF the city council
ntid last saturday evening an ordinance
70 Issue bonds In the sum OF Sll 500 Tor
Two new auto IRE trucks for this city
Inc trucks viii be stationed in the up
yer And lower parts OF the city and will
be combination hose and chemicai
truck combined and will also he Inc
most up-to-date to be gotten They will
way except the pumping engine as th.y
are not needed.
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Saturday afternoon af 3.8O o'clock. AZ
her home on North Ftfth street occurred
the death - Mrs Jfno rumn wife oil
william Jump. after n lingering illness
from the effects ~ uaralvtir stroke
received last fell The deceased was us
years % nFs ana was born iu smith
rid. For The past rs yeara do a..
ceased has resided IN thta cffv paafFee
her husband. she ia survived hv fugo
children. sally and John. at home Fu-
neral services viii be held IN the faff
homo tomorrow afternoon IN charge OF
Rev. ,. ~. McClnv. and interrnrnt viii be-
in Wfvervfcw cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

The old city building on Second street
nAs been ordered torn down by the State
nre marshal after the report OF the
deputy-nre marshal was made who IN
spected the building only "A short time
ago The time given ON the notice was
thirtN days and at the meeting OF coun-
Gil held saturday evening the city so
lcitor was Instructed to write 10 the
hre marshal and Sc II they could not get
an extension Of time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

carl I.eipple. "a we'll known r6unr
men of this city. met with q serious A.
cident saturday afternoon while wreaf-
ing pr the club rooms ~ the Hnrffr
Nule club. While in one ~ the c1inchoa
WIN The result that his shoulder blade
was broken. Ur gchnfrr wae called AMI
reduced the fracture
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BRIDGEPORT


The directors 81 the bridgeport Saw
regular monthly meeting iu their rooms
~ the scott building this afternoon al
clock and no doubt all viii be In
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Considerable excitement was occasion
Cd yesterday morning by great clouds
OF smoke rolling over Rose HIN. and for
n time IL was feared that residence
was being destroyed. number OF peo-
PIE made an Investigation and found
tnat the woods Just west of Rose Hi
cemetery had been set on nre IN some
manner, The country folks succeeded In
extinguishing the fire after considerabls
hard work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

The annual memorial services OF tire
local lodge Knights Of Columbus was
held yesterday morning in st Mary's
catholic church and were largely AZ.
tended. A very interesting program
vas rendered and honor was paid to the
deceased members Of the order The
principal address was made By Rev
Father g.. A. MuliSarn
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Much interest a. being taken fn thfa
city lu the Wliard.fohnaou champion
vHna TODAY and yesterday several large
bette were made un the outcome Of fha
Z rhf The 0Eht hy rounds HuI BE- rel
ceived iu several places fu the city This
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

Commencing this evening the regular
rehearsals Tor the ladies' Ministries to
be given In this city soon. Will BE- held
In Trinity Episcopal church The en-
tertainment will be given under the aus
laire hospital association and will be
under the direction Of Messrs. Sawyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

secret indictments were returned
against a number OF men for selling
liquor illegally by the grand jury al
81. Clairsville last week and "A number
OF arrests VIII be made. Among the ones
arrested saturday were oTny Troy and
vernon Wallace OF this city. They were
TAKEN To ST Clnirsville and furnished
bond for a hearing later