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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-04
A New Company.

The Oakland Automobile Company
has secured the agency for the cele-
brated Dodge Car, and owing to the
great demand for these cars the Oak
land Company was able to secure but
six of the cars for this territory the
coming year. To appreciate this car
one must see it. 1t is the most up-to-
date car on the market Price S785 f.
O. b. Detroit. You can see this car at
Treacy's new garage. Don't miss it
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress, C. B. Johnson, office First
National Bank Building. Oakland. Md.
Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-04
TurkeyiSupper.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
of Oakland. will serve a turkey supper
on Thursday, Nov. 18th, inssssthe base
ment of the Lutheran church. Ice
cream. cake, candy and fancy articles
will be for sale The supper will be
served promptly at 80 o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-04

Moose amalgamation and the degree of
unity IN the Democratic party.
the House is expected to be the
arena of the sharpest controversies, the
overwhelming Democratic majority
there of the last Congress being cut to
scant %, The appearance of new
Democratic leaders there and:the return
of Republican veterans like! Uncle
Joe" Cannon, William Mckinley and
Mick" Longworth, lend interest.
Speaker Champ Clark, Republican
Leader Mann and Representative Kitch-
in, Democratic leader, are expected to
be reelected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-04
1arried.

GRIFFITH-CRowE-Thomasl' Griffith
of Thomas, W. Va, and MissI.Pearl
Grove, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Grove, of Finzel, were gmarried Oct.
9th at the parsonage of Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, ,:by the
Rev. H. W. Lindamood. The couple
left Immediately after the ceremony
for the grooms home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
BURNS FATAL
TO MRS. SMITH
HOTEL CHAMBERMAID DIES
AFTER INTENSE SUFFERING.
Came to This City Several Years Ago
From Peasants County-Rela-
tiVes Cannot be Located

Mrs. Lucy Smith. chambermaid at
the Stamm hotel. who was badly
burned Thursday morning. died this
morning at 12:45 o'clock at the Ohio
Valley General hospital
Mrs. Smith was warming in front OF
an open gas fire early Thursday morn
ing after arising to begin her daily
duties when her gown caught FIRE.
Her screams attracted the attaches OF
the house and guests. who attempted
TO put out her burning clothes, but
not before she was horribly burned
about the body. and had inhaled the
flames. Her suffering was intense.
Proprietor George w. Stamm is at
tempting to locate her relatives or
near friends
Mrs. Smith had been employed at
the hotel for about four years and Is
believed TO have come from her home
at st. Marys. Peasants county. For
some years she and her husband have
not lived together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
CHICAGO SPEEDWAY
FASTEST IN WORLD

CHICAGO, June 25.-One hundred
thousand spectators are expected to
attend the opening OF Chicago's new
tWo-mile automobile speedway to-
morrow. Fair weather was predicted
The track, which is Of wood, is said
by drivers to be the fastest in the
world. In practice a speed rate of
ITO miles an hour has been attained.
and 100 miles an hour has been com
mon.
Experts said tonight that the win
ner will have to average 81 miles an
hour for the 500 miles. The start.
superintendent by the veteran Fred
Wagner. will take place az 10 a. m.
The "a entrants will be sent away
four abreast The Speedway Park
Association donated $4,000 for
prizes of which $4,000 goes TO the
winner. $4,000 for second place.
$1,000 for third and so on down 10
the tenth man to finish. who will re-
ceive S1.fO0. There are in addition a
number Of special prizes.
Among the well known drivers en-
tered are Dario Resta. Gil Anderson.
Earl Cooper. I'd Rickenbacher. Rob
Burman. X Porporato. Louis Chevro-
let. Harry Grant. Billie Chandler and
Ralph Milford.
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SAND HILL

SAND Hill. w Va June ss-Wr
ana Mrs Prank Hlak, and daughter
sara Elizabeth or Wheeling Island re-
lurnrd home TUESDAY after spending
ME- samuel Turner
Mites Gertrude Fox ~ EImwood and
friend Niles Mary STANLEY ~ Overthrow
have returned homo after spending come
,.ne q. EucFt- 'f her parents Mr.. and
Miss Emily Davis has returned home
after an extended Welt with relatives in
Me- benjamin Anderson aud children
n West Alexander Pa are anrrdirr
some Time ta tho guests of hrr broth
~ Albert winters Of this place
Mrs Louis conrad Of Film drove. d.
Mrs. John Davis was the guest ~
Der mother MrH samuel Turner. Mon
ST. end Nrs Vs. % Turner entertain
H musical reception. Those present
were Mr. and Mrz Frank Blake. W.
and Mrs. George ToN Ar and Me- W
= caldwell Mr nnd Mrs John Davis.
Llrfinia caldwell. Grrtrude Fov and
Mary -hnnleF and Mr. George Far Dr.
Miarea Gertrude EuE Mary anarfrv
nri Nrr GEORGE Inr were calling on
Nj. .l w., w.. $3.50
Vile were rfrafa ~ Mr and Mrs I.hn
IIallrft "wednesday.
Miss GLADYS Dacue of NIoIa. was call
ST. william Jones ie having biz home
greatly Improved hr having if rainfed
NJ o. o. jefferson Dol doing the work.
Inr MODEM WuuimHn ~ America of
-fNn LlII HHi bold e 'icnic at thr low
evening MANY ore expected to stte1d
W. and Mrs n n. kfuf and daughter
hel'n left yesterday f0r ronnsy lvania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
POINTS OUT NEED
OF NEW SCHOOL
COMMISSIONER M'kEE DISCUSSES
PLANS FOR MADISON
BUILDING.
Declares Structure Should BE consoII.
eateo-sussests Many up-te-
Date Features

In regard TO plans for the new MadI-
son school. TO be erected on the Zane
street block. Mr. r. II. Mckee. a
member OF the Board OF Education.
presents to the public a very pro-
gressive and up-to-date plan.
The board has been considering for
some time the erection OF a new
school building on the Island, but
owing 10 differences OF opinion have
not as yet decided upon the kind OF
building they wish TO erect.
At the last meeting OF the Board of
Education IL was decided that plans
for the new building would be submit
ted by different architects and they
would decide the kind OF a plan de-
sired or make from the plans submit.
ted one that best suited the purpose.
For long time. as the people well
know, there has been some dissen-
ton in regard to where the building
should be placed to best accommodate
all people OF the Island The capacity
or the present school buildings is al
this time insufficient and the school
board has authorized the Buildings
and Grounds committee to get plans
Tor the erection OF a building not 10
exceed 100000 on the Zane street
block. between Broadway and YORK
streets.
The new plan as given by the COM
mlssioners has a threefold purpose.
First. TO provide for larger and bet
ter school facilities.
Second: To provide a larger and
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,etter equlpped play eround

better equipped play ground
Third: A better building. showing
a spirit Of civic pride.
Mr.. McKee's plans. which he hopes
TO have fulfilled. embody not only his
own personal ideas but also the ideas
expressed by many Island people.
To an intelligencer reporter. Mr.. Nc
kee yesterday briefly outlined his
plans. as follows;
The building should not cost over
100000. and occupy the square stated
above. facing Zanes street. aud should
consist OF eighteen or nineteen rooms.
instead OF sixteen. which the board
recommends. This would mean that
the old four-room building and eight
room building would be torn down to
give place to the new structure: that
the alley be closed up to allow for a
solid building site in the center OF
the block: and the new twelye-room
building remain to become part OF
the new school. the present twelve
room school building with the new
eighteenroom structure. making
total OF a thirty-room capacity. would
increase the number of rooms by 1--WE.
which would allow for the Increase of
the number of school youths in the
future.
The building should sit 40 feet from
the street. allowing the front for
terraced lawn.
II the building was $50 feet long
II would allow about 90 feet on each
side. or 100 feet on one side. to be
made into a school lawn or play
ground. thus placing the building in
the center OF the site. the large space
in the rear OF the building to be used
as an improved playground
The law OF West Virginia requires
that a school building should not be
over two stories high. and in add
ton. the architectural arrangements
be so the light fall in the room at
proper angle. That the first floor
should clear a 53-foot food stage. be-
ing elevated so that the machinery
would escape ordinary floods. which
damage the machinery. Another rea-
son why the floor should be so elc-
waited is that IL could be utilized dur.
ing food times in which to store
pianos.
That a large auditorium be made
to accommodate 600 people. TO be
used for school gatherings and other
meetings that concern the public as
a whole. but not as a church. hall or
for secret organizations. by all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
TEAMS IN CHARGE OF CAMPAIGN
FOR FUNDS REPORT LAST
NIGHT.
Much Enthusissu, Manifested and Full
Amount Expected by Next Friday
Night

An enthusiastic meeting was held
last night by the eight teams soliciting
donations for $1,000 to rebuild the
greater part OF the Carol club. II
was reported that t54.54O had been
subscribed up 20 last evening. The
campaign was only commenced last
Monday. The teams have been meet
ing each evening at $3.50 o'clock since
Monday TO make their daily reports.
Al noon each day luncheon Is served
In the dining room of the Carol club
by the women OF the church. where
all the campaign sessions are also
held.
Last night for the first time the
amounts and team members names
we're given out for publication. when
II was announced by Chairman John
Coleman. who is at the head of the
campaign. that over $50. 900 dollars of
the $4,000 had been raised In the
five days canvass, there was much
enthusiasm. The campaign will close
next Friday night. and Il is believed
that the goal viii have been reached
Only Catholics are being solicited.
Every day next week luncheon will
be served at noon to the canvasseS
when brief speeches will be made.
while at $3.50 in the evening reports
OF the days work will be turned in
The committee feels greatly encour-
aged In the weeks work, and declare
that Il is probable that the full goal
amount would have been secured this
Week IL IL we're not for the fact that
the majority OF those who are most
able TO give large donations ar spend
ing the heated season out OF the city.
Just as soon as the amount shall
have been raised-which will no doubt
be on or before next Friday night
the executive committee, which mas
the plans 70 rthe razing a part OF the
old Carroll Club and rebuilding one
OF the finest club rooms OF the kind
In the Ohio valley. will report on the
three plans submitted, which are by
Architect Franzheim. Giesey and
Faris. The drawings have been on
display at the club for the past sew
ereal weeks.
Following are the names of those
composing the eight soliciting teams,
while team A also includes the ex-
ecutive committee of the campaign:
Team A-John Coleman. captain: Geo.
" III Ri,eT eo sss,Sn M 1,tHsga j. A. Blum
Team B-W. n. Gundiing. captain:
George Greene. William Wingerter, JOS
eph kase Rev. l.. 4. Rossman. Henry
Gundling.
Team CA. J. Mayer. captain: John
kemrle. Michael Tracey, Dr. q A. Win
gerter. Edward Jepson.
Team D-Frank A. O'Brien, captain:
Val Guudliug, Leo Coleman. W. j. Nc
Donough. Dr. j. j. OKane. NJ J. Ma
honey George Roab. Lawrence stein
metz
Team civilian Weir. captain: w.
". Chapman. J. B. Brennan. r. r. Car
ney Charles Dickman. Robert Kurner.
J. NJ. Corners, Harry Ryan. Joseph
owens. Herman Campbell.
Team I'm. J. Cuinnan. captain: r.
y. Cooper, o II. Heyman. l.. A. F'itz-
patrick. Bernard Alexander
Team CA. J. Watson. captain: T.. l..
ODonnell. &. J. Feeny. John l.. Giesy
Thomas F. Howley Jr., John W. Beitz.
Jr.
Team Nv. J. Korn. captain. Job,
Emmert. John Noltc. Prank Riester.
Felix MCGee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
YALE VICTORY
CoOntanusd from Firs, Pare,

are sim one Of Americas sport
classics.
Varsity Chief Interest.
Chief interest centered IN the out
come OF the Varsity races when the
Yale oarsmen demonstrated that the
eight-inch victory OF last years Eng.
lish coached crew was not a nuke bv
winning today's contest by almost elk
lengths.
/. That the Blue had a crew Of partisu.
lar power and finish Is shown IN the
ngureg OF the four mile race where tho
Yale 0arsmen set their own pace and
in 70 doing established new up
stream record Of 20 minutes 81 sec
onds. beating the time made By tho
Yale eight Of 1907 by rs seconds. The
time Of both crews In t0day's race b.
miles follows.
One mile. Yale 40. Harvard 4:45.
Two miles. Yale 1906; Harvard
tO.1A
Three miles. Yale 1921: Harvard
-Four miles. Yale 2o.52. Harvard
2l:13ik
The freshmen race rowcd In semi
darkness over mile and a half course
was wOne by the Yale first yea crew
by approximately one length. the Times
being. Yale, minutes seconds. liar.
ward 3 minutes no seconds
start Delayed
4 southwest wind and choppv water
delayed the start OF the Varsity race
more than one hour and The lower haif
OF the course vas aull choppy when
The shells darted away from the ran
road bridge. The tide was running up
stream and the fky vas overcast. but
the Harvard oarsmen retained thrir
canvas hats when they set out on what
was 20 prove = stern chase. win tho
possible exception Of the FIRST mar
ule. Harvard 1cver appeared 10 have
chance. although little or no fauIt
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means the rooms In the buildlns
should include a tubercular room. &c
be al the disposal OF the school doctor
and nurse. in which children OF all
grades having a tubercular tendency
should receive proper training. and
also a. q first aid 10 the injured room.
IN which children injured on the play
grounds could receive immediate at
tenuon. and a rest room. where teach.
ers might spend their leisure time be
tween class recitEtions
The completed building would Join
the present new school building By
connecting hall, thus making the en-
Tire structure one ane school
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0UT-THE-PIKE
All nay Service

On sunday In tEt GrtgEsN lie II p
shuicn an all DAP EerN b.. win b. held
o. < NUNS with sunrise melting 90 q
= etech. followed b the services 60 BE-
heil Al o'clock. sunday school will be
held at s.fs O'Clock. after which the
refutsr church service will b. naid az al
.tvth Aftsrnpon meetings Will be
htld az and o'clock 81 well as "a o
and O'Clock Al members OF the
shurch are cordially invited 60 attend
tine services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

PIKE Briefs.
Ihc town officials OF Edgwood under
me direction OF street Commissioner
george Gilbert arr having extensive i'm
provements 20 the streets
- Inc walters. Confectionery at Elm
Grove during the past few DAYS has
undergone extensive improvements
DR. william Ehbcrt. or Fulton. has
moved into his new residence on the
National road and has also erected an
onlce near the same
The Elm Grove fire whistle was thor
0ughly tested yesterday afternoon py
Town Marshal J. q. Butler. who gave
the whistle good try out promptly
q. w Hand. OF Elm Grove. was trans
acting business In Bellaire Yesterday
George Farmer, OF Cadiz o. spent
yesterday AT Fulton on business
Miss Virginia F1accus. Of Wood Sda le
has returned from Cleveland. o.. where
she spent some time the guest OF rela-
lives.
Helen Schneider is IN at her home on
Bow street. Fulton.
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Methodist episcopal church.

Rev. X. D. Hart. pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Elm Grove.
will preach both morning and evening
and be present at all the services. The
session OF the SUNDAY school will be
held at s-4S a. ma. Preaching az H. by
the pastor subject. The Christians
Love Feast Glass meeting at 2.3U D.
m; Epworth League devotional service
at : o'clock. Preaching at 7.45. by the
pastor. subject: shall We Have Mid
summer Revival" \ feature or the
morning service will be the singing by
"A large chorus OF girls.
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INTO NEW BUILDING.
offices in High school Ready for
Occupancy.

All arrangement have been COM
NJ ted for the moving uf the Wheeling
HiCh school office from the Webster
building t. the new high school build
iuF. where all remoiDlinE has been COM
ple'cd.
Tho apparatus Tor the class rooms will
also be placed IN the new building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
WANTS ooLEnAr RETAINED.
Agricultural Club Recommends Reap
pointment As Regent.

At meeting OF the directors and
members OF the Pan Handle Agriculture
al club Co De held this afternoon In the
assembly room OF the Board Of Trade
the question OF col T.. ". Ogicbay for
appointment a. member Of tho
board % regents 81 the West Virginia
state University.
The club d. anxious that Col Oriebay
be retained on the board. as he has been
one 81 the hest men iu the state for
the ruphuildiuE and success Of the agri-
CULTURAL organization
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where they will spend some time visit
~ relatives a. Waynesburg. Wind
Ridge and kyerSon station
Mr. FRANK Mc1arrihan was a business
caller IN Elm Grove "Wednesday
Miss Annie Winters IL the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. hudson Davis
. Miss EllLaheth Kent was calling on
MS. W. X. Kent. Wedns stlay.
Mrs. George Fox spent THURSDAY a.
the guest % Mrs. James Junkins.
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REPORTS ARE READY
Will ne Distributed 20 High school
students To-day.

Miss wilma Undcrw ood. secretary and
st'nographcr OF PRINCIPAL l. r. living
stated yesterday that the reports OF the
high school students FOR th. last sem
ester are completed aud viii be given
out today. These reports are the rccords
upon which each students stumbling
rests and determines largcly the work
required by Tn. students the coming
year. Many anxious students will be
glad 20 know the result OF their work at
this time.
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street commissionsr Busy.

Street Commissioner Humphrey. OF
" Oodsdalc. has been extremely busy for
the past few days with a force OF men
moving the vacant lots In Woodsd ale
and WoodlaWn. The work Of improving
the vacant lots will be completed by the
last OF next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

- The members OF Panama lods- No. 3.
Shicld Of Honor. VIII give their annual
uanc' on Tuesday evening. July 20. Ia
tainph,lls Grove. Already a iarg. nuia-
event bios fair 10 prov-fa decided sue
cess = splendid program VII b. rem
dcred. consisting OF all the latest
dances
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saddle clnt Matinee.

The Saddle club matinee will be given
at Hawthorne Court this afternoon at ,
O'Clock on the Bethany pike Many
m"mbers of the club viii take part in
the excellent program that is TO be rem
dCrCd. \ l-rge attendance rs expected.
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IUo RECEPTION EIVcn ON NednCsday
evening at the new home OF John
SchTub. on Poplar Heights. Fulton.
prov 81 very plcasant affair FOR all
who were present. The evening was
spent ~ dancing. At a scasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Cali
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Bldg.


The annual outing and picnic Of the
Nopdmcn lodge of sand Hiil will be held
to-day a. the lower sand fiil school
house \ large crowd o. expected 40 oc
pr,scnt should the weather prove favor
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RIVER NEWS

a fqIr sized beating stage Is affU Co.,.
iur maintained Iu fEr ohio river. o. HI..
foot HiN-InCh stage was Registered Hf fHU
wharf last niCht bod falling slowly.
rhc Cypress departed yesterday morn.
Inr Tor MufHmurna .fun l.urUnu uu for
riffa burnh fH noon. che LIBERTY waH Iu
last uiEht from Marietta. and win rs-
turn nf 10 30 THE morning Tho o. we
Ter iH due earlf this morning from
rIff. burrh Tor Louisville. THE f.uh.r
Dunbar o. scheduled fn touch che I.rnI
wnurf uf o'clock tHIH morning from
fhr smoky city fur Charlie Iuu Ifn
kurnwhH ls due Grnm Charleston IIr
piftr burEh sunday WDfuluE Hi DO
o'clock.
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Meeting wen Attended.

The gular weekly meeting 90 the
t.lm Grove Eagles. held last cN ming IN
thrlr hail was wei attended. \ class
Of candidate was initiated ara at the
Close OF the initiation social hour was
CnInNcd.
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Work mas been started on ths concrete
wall "a iioU street. Fulton. by Coutrac-
Tor ~ l. shook. and viii b. rushed 10
completion. TIL vail Will b. nfty feet
long fifteen feet high ana six fest Wtoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26

The automobile speeders who were ar
rested Thursday night for speeding ia
the pike district. by Deputy Sheriff
i-ouis Logomarciuo were given a hear
ing irst ntght. before the town officials
OF Pleasant valley. The usual ftn.s
were given.
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Hopeless Case.

"Pessimistic. Is he?'
ITO the ultimate limit lie couldn't
even imagine castle In the air with
out mortgage on Judge.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-91 fcet sta
uorHrv. cloudy.
srEtrENNtLLE-oe feet station
AIRY. cloudy.
rAHKEisHUEG-5s feet faluur.
clear
aoEGANrowN q fect stationary
CI1u1v.
OH CITY, foot STATIONARY. clear.
WAHHEN-.f foot stationary. clear.
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THIS afternoon ON the Triadclph
base ball grounds the Triadclphia lads
Will clash with the Moose team Of the
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city IN What Is expected to be a hard
contested game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-28

MOTHERS APPEAL TN
STAR-BULLETIN BRINGS
DISCOVERY OF HER SON

Publication of Mrs. s. s. Mix's let
ter to Mayor Lane In the Star-Bulle-
tin wednesday, In which she appealed
for information as to her sons where
abouts, led TO his discovery IN Homo
lulu last night, just few hours after
the Star-Bulletin was on the press.
Mrs. Mix stated in her letter that
her son came here to work for the
government at Pearl Harbor two years
ago and that her letters to him had
been returned without delivery. The
letter was published and read not long
after by an employe OF the Coyne Fur
niture Company who had delivered
furniture recently to Mix's residence
on Beretania street The son, Frank
L. Mix. married since coming here
and when he and his mother once
more establish communication, Mix
will surprise her with the news.