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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
king IN 0MMAND
OF ITALY'S FORCES

ROME. May 27.-King Victor
Emmanuel today assumed supreme
command of the Italian land and
sea forces fighting against Austria.
and from the general headquarters
near the frontier. telegraphed to
his soldiers and the Italian people
the official order of the day.
The king declared he would lead
united victory over her enemies.
restoring to the nation the lost
provinces OF Istria and Trentino.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27


PHOENIX. May 27.-sixty
Invitations were issued today
for the five hangInas scheduled
for the state prison at Florence
on Friday.
The condemned men are al
most In a state OF collapse. due
TO the uncertainty OF their fate,
which depends entirely on the
action taken by the state par
don board today.
N the board grants a re.
prieve, there is stlll hope. II
II refuses 10 act. the five must
die.
Warden Sims refused to say TO
day n he would resign rather thar
perform the executions. In any
event, he will not personally spring
the trap.
Make II Real Horrible
Arrangements are being made
to make the hangings as awesomt
as possible. as the administration
defeated in its efforts to abolist
capital punishment. wants to show
the voters the horrors of death or
the scaffold in hope of abolishins
the gallows at the next election.
A death watch was instituted
over the condemned men today and
priest is In attendance on them
May Draw Lots for Turn
The first man will go to his
death at 10 a. m.
Warden Sims refused to revea'
today which man will be the flrs,
to die.
II was suggested at the prison
that a ghastly game of chance
would be played by the five-that
they would draw lots to decide the
order in which they would enter
the death chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
POPE Mortified AT
WARS BARBARITlES

LONDON, May IA news
dispatch from Rome declares
the pope had written letter to
Cardinal VannutelIi. expressing
rearet at the horrors Of war and
and condemnlng the "barbarous
methods pursued both on land
and sea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
CHARLIE CHAPLIN STUFF?
NOPE! REALLY HAPPENED
HERE IN DOWNTOWN HOTEL

out of bed. Picks up pillow.
Fires away Lets out n war cry.
Hits broomstick with pillow and
saves her purse.
Act 3--Hotel attendants.
guests. etc. Join In chase--some
IN nlghtles Burglar disappears
down fire escape.
4 Charlie Chaplin" comedy?
Nay. nay. dear reader II hap
pened Thursday morn at the Ar
llngton hotel. when an ingenious
burglar tried To hook" Mrs. H.
r. Hanson's purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
TOURISTS
FLOCK TO
SEEFIG1T'
Bv William C. Shepherd

BY William c. Shepherd
cHiAzzo. (tar Fronter 1.-THE first
ha o Aussro-taian fought Trentno
The Italians pushing steadily Tyroesn
sno~eovsed peaks mile
heh.
upo :, dsfenses Of the Trentlno
Ausssns mssssd force the
Aoiae river section.
the raiders
military authorities believe the
Within few days
Of 1000 souls the world Hundreds
oeksd tn hoping work their northard along
he expected battle.
United
States. watching the Mescans
soldiers Bliss
S~ss rlitisnen the job
Swiss coll neutral spectators o" the
train. ausonobles bicycles and In
Included Of
looks like.
evenoefui To date the
business Swiss frontier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
Invitations
Issued for
5Hangiings
GEN. VILLA TRIES TO
SAVE CONDEMNED MEN

WASHINCTON, Nay IL
The lives OF five Meslcans. un-
der sentence TO be hanged to-
morrow AZ Florence. Arix., may
be saved thru the action OF the
state department. which, at the
request OF Gen. Villa, has taken
up the cases. Villa alleges the
men were not given fair trials.
The department has suggest
ed comnutation TO life impris-
ormsnt. or, at least, a-postpone-
ment Of the execution until an
investigation is made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27

Characters Burglar. woman.
hotel at,en dsntss etc
Act fsurrfhr fixee button
hook 10 end OF broomstick. Lets
Il descend over transOm TO
dresser In womans room. But
ton-hook srappies with handle OF
purse containing $50.
Act Woman slowly opens
eyes. Sees broomstick. button.
hook. etc. in a glance. Jumps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
KILLED BY CYCLONE

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 81
One man was killed. five injured
and property valued at thousands
Of dollars destroyed by cyclone
which struck Taluhlna. Okla. last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
GERMANY CALLS ON
ITS UNFRAMED MEN

AMSTERDAM. MAY 27.-Ger-
many has called all unframed men,
bers OF the landstnrm over 36 years
old 90 active servics. according TO
Berlin adyices reaching here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
John Louder Gets
a JOHN Prison

m AcoaA. May Y.-To-
day ragged man
was srralsned In po-
lice court, charged with va.
grsrey.
What 10 your nsme'" the
court asked.
Louder" retorsed the Dc.
fsrdant
u cay. what 10 your
namer" repeated the Judge.
raising HE voice.
Louder" cried the man.
e.stlno red In the face.
What 10 your nsme'
Can't you heart"
Louder" shouted the de.
ferdsnt. John Louder Of
Kalamazoo"
John ~ss given 30 days In
jail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-22
NATURAL Gas PLANS
TALK 1T LUNCHEON
" ANAHACHIE WOULD LIKE TO
GET CONNECTION WITH
MENiA FIELD.
of Chamber of Com
merCe viii Confer With Pro-
duceIs Co.npau, Wednes-
day.

W G. McClain presided at the
noon day luncheon at Hotel Rogers
today when the subject of natural
gar for WaNahachie was introd uced
and statement was made that mum
Der of Waxahachie business men
would go with Ennis citizens on an
Ellis county special to MeXia Wed
purpose Of making inquiry into the
natural gas situation With regard -
the proposed line to Dallas 1t was
suggested that ii a line should be
built to Dallas connections might be
secured for WaXahachie The bust
ness men We're unanimously agreed
that the securing OF natural gas
would mean great deal to WaEs4-
hachie, and while no definite plan
was outlined it became known that
the business men here We're very
greatly interested and would do any
tHIIS Within tltiF power 10 secure
natural gas connections
The special train to be run from
Ennis to MeXia With stop overs at
all points along the route. Will be
known as the Ellis County Special
and viii have on board number Of
representative business men together
with the Waxahachie band, which
viii make music and head the pa
rades at the various stops 1t is
the purpose of those in charge to
make use Of the trip to advertise
the Farm Chautauqua and the vari-
Gus Industries of the city. Ennis
people are going to Join in max.
ing it a trade excursion worth while
Almost an hour viii be spent at
Gorsicana At MeXia the Ellis coua-
tians viii root Tor Ennis to win the
bail game,
The special train leaves Ennis -
$ O'Clock in the morning and the
fare to MeXia and return is 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-22

TIE Waaahaet aealafs aFe pas
"a tie faiie~thg gz@ taF s8ahtrs
praiue foaay
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-22

r. 5. tronk made report on the
work of the Chautauqua committee
saying the program is now being ar
ranged and committees have been az
pointed for the various departments
The dates fixed upon for the Farm
Chautauqua is August to IS.
Mr.. Hudson. connected with tho
state department was present and
asked that the Chamber Of Com
merce lend its endorsement to
plan which calls for the adoption of
the sanitary code supplement by the
commissioners court. After some
a committee, composed of five t.
read the suppliment and make rec
concentrations with regard to en-
dorsement The chair named Drs
Tenery, Berry and Watson and j.
Lea Cannon and J. F. Barker as the
committee,
Congressman Jack Beall of Dallas
! was IA guest of honor and in response
to request spoke briefly to the mem
hers of the Chamber of Commerce
present, saving it was Joy to him
to claim allegiance to Waxahachie
and that it was a pleasure to hear
the many good things that are being
said about the town He said it was
no uncommon thing to hear people
say WaXahaChie is the best town in
Texas, that it had, improved so much
during the last few years. etc These
things he said he found to be true
that a wonderful development haG
been made here, and that one of the
greatest agencies that has contribut-
ed to that development is the Cham.
Der Of Commerce, and the thing tina,
has stimulated interest in the Cham
Der of Commerce work is the regular
weekly luncheon. You people meet
problems of town life. You do not
confine yourself to any one thing,
but jump in and push everything that
helps the town. You the behind
your chautauquas, your ball team
and everything else that is good
This reminds me that | had some
base ball experience in WaXahachie
little better than twenty-five years
ago. | was then member Of the
Celebrated Mt. Peak Clippers We
had heard out there that there was
some one in the WaXahachie team
Who pitched a curve ball had
never seen a curve bah throWn--apd
il vas only on conditions that they
wouldn't throw us Il curve bail thar
We agreed to play the Waxahachia
| team. We lived up to our agreement
to play but the Waxahachie folks
didn't live up 10 theirs not 10 throw
the curve bail and the score W.
about 80 to in favor OF WaXaha-
chic
sometimes grow reminiscent and
when 1 think OF t%aXahachie aloHg
this me ! remember that there are
d very lev men her now who were
ei.-aeed in business when | came to
W. lahachie d quarter OF century
| go. When Ne recall these grand
AM atJe men who have dom so
much L. bring about the bieh type
tnf uEiHaztiou We now enjoy We
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-22
IN W. ~ tstsstsN
Hall s..sss,s las .asss ws~sss WIN -asss..
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-22

Will probably be given q work out
during the game
If these men show up to AN aa-
vantage and the efficiency of the
team is improved there viii be ad-
1itionaI releases given Manager
Cole is out after the strongest team
the salary limit viii get and he :
not going to be satisfied with any
thing less than winning team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

ttves az Cameron.
Harvey Fostaiweight. OF washington.
"a has returned home after a visit
with friends here.
Miss Corneia Redo. OF Denver. Col
who has been visiting with her sister.
mrs = r. Moore. will leave shortly for
Allchigan. Tor a visit with relatives be-
Tore her return home.
Lloyd Hankins has returned 20 his
duties At Feirmont after 4 visit with his
parents here.
} ~ Alctntire he's returned to Hun
dred. where he is employed In the oil
tields after a visit with his family on
Grant avenue.
Mrs. $ O. Smith. OF Eighth street. has
lives.
Prof end Mrs. H. r. Williams have.ro-
turned 20 their home here from a visit
with relatives az Hannibal o.
Arthur S~ealbauch has returned 10 his
duues 80 Akron. o.. after a visit with
his parents here.
Mrs. = ". Mathews and Mrs. T. ID.
HiEatoose viii entertain the member ~
the Club 80 the Mathews home
on seventh street Friday evening.
The case OF ". p Hickman Va Aaron
Porter. % have been tried In circuit
court yesterday was continued 10 ths
next term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

physician Believes a Genuine Rem
edy for the Disease Has
Been Found.

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold by John Coleman Co. and
all druggists at SO cents a bottle.
gives quicker and more lasting re-
lief than other remedies costing many
times as much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poison
Gus secretions into the bowels ana
kidneys. from which they are quickly
thrown off In a natural. healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician
says about Rheuma: Il have made
"a most careful Investigation Of the
formula employed in the manufacture
OF Rheuma. and / heartily recommend
II as a remedy for all forms of rheu-
matism. ! ind Rheuma far In ad-
vance OF the methods generally en-
ployed In the treatment OF rheuma-
tism. and altogether different IN
composition from the remedies
usually prescribed"
This should give any sufferer ION
rheumatism confidence In trying
Rheuma. The Rheuma Co. guarantee
Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
LOOK FOR FAKIR
Colored Man Claiming % De Rev.
Henry Carter Of wheeling Victim.
red Widows Of Colored Ne,

Chief Of Police Thomas Leyiand vas
asked By Oh" authorities Of Washing
ton, ID G., yesterday 10 aid In tho
search for a negro representing him.
SELF 10 BE- a local minister Of tho gos-
pei. and who says he breaches a. Ebo-
Meier baptist church. % iH claimed
inst b would-be sky pilot" a. victim
i1lng widows ~ cOlored mon whom
10 claims should receive large benefits
ron secret societies. but Tor the laxlty
or due payments To overcome this
he Informs the widow that By the 81.
penditure q a small sum she will be
able 70 collect a goOdly amount ~ in-
surance.
His work became first known when
De went 70 q colorod woman IN Wash
nFton. d. O. whose husband was sup
posed TO BE- working IN this city and
collected a sum 81 money from her
Tho money disappeared. likewise tho
minister The case has been called
20 the attention ~ the Capital CITY
police Local colored people we're in.
diEnant when Informed that q man
l~opresentlng himself 10 be- from the
kbenczer Baptist church was WORKING
a fraud. for neve IN the history of
he church has there been n minister
~ such a name. nor u the knowiedge
n The present generation De- there a
colored man bearing that name reald
INK in Wheeling Ho claims DO be- Rev
Henry Carter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
RIVER NEWS

The Wickets a. the McMechen dan
were raised yesterday when the river
had fallen 10 less than four feet a. the
local wharf boat Las evening = pool
stase Of eight feet was recorded
Steamer Kanawha was up vester.
day morning from Charleston FOR Pitts.
burgh
The Reuben Dunbar was down yes.
tefday afternoon from Pittsburgh for
Charleston. The boat was two DAYS
late This morning the Liberty will
clear Tor Matamoras a. n 90.
Rivsr Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND uAN-8f feet. stat.
i0uHrF. clear.
sTErHENvtLLE-ta feet. rising
cloudy
.PAhKERsBURG-7b feet fauins
,MoRGANrowN-72 feet. falling
clear
OH CITY-1t feet. telling clear
WANHEN-i6 feet falling clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
SAD DEATH FOR
BENWOOD WOMAN
Rs. AHNA DAVE DIES III urorH-
E1Ho, All MONDAY
was IN Best OF Hsaith whsn Ghs Re-
ursd SUNDAY Eventas-nxptrss In
Ten Minutes.

Mrs Anna Davis. aged as. q well
known resident OF Benwood. died early
yesterday morning by s~mothering. from
which she has had several attacks in
the last year. At 4.ts o'clock yesterday
morning. her husband. Louis Davis. was
awakened by her struggles for breath
In ten minutes death had ensued-
When Mrs Davis retired Sunday
evening. she was In the best OF health.
and seemed jolly and cheerful. She
was never seriously III.
Charles Blake. a brother was late for
supper sunday evening but uron his ar
rival at midnight she prepared the meal
Tor him. At that time she appeared
well. AT , O'Clock. she asked her hus-
band Tor water, and according to him,
she apparently was not suffering.
Her husband. when awakened. IN his
terror aroused the ~neighbOrhood and
Dr. Blake. and Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs.
Mary E Smith. were Immediately sum-
moned. but before their arrival Mrs.
Davis was dead.
Mrs. Davis, about a month ago. suf-
fered a spell similar TO the one that
caused her death. but recovered short
Beside her husband. two sisters. Mrs.
Mary T.. Smith Of Benwood. and Mrs.
Kate kessler OF Wheeling. and two
brothers John and Charles Blake. of
Benwood. survive her. Arrangements
Tor the funeral was incompleted. but
Rev. Father Gilsenen. rector OF the st.
Johns Catholic Church. will have
charge. Burial will be in Mount Cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
LIBERAL CLUB
VIII Hold Meeting This Evening to
Elect OFFICERS and Arrange
Winter Program.

The Mems Liberal Club will meet IN
the First Unitarian church this even
ing at 7:45 o'clock 10 elect OFFICERS
for the ensuing year.
Reports will be read showing the
progress OF the organization during
the past IL months. which promise TO
be most ecouraging.
The club is n-onsectarian, and has
among Its members men representing
nearly every church denomination in
this community. At the meeting this
evening preliminary plans will be
made TO have several prominent speak
ers from the east address the sessions
during the winter, while II Is likely
that some social entertainments and
luncheons will be given by the organ
ization during the winter evenings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

Warden 81 u White. Df H " auurr.
and Pardon Attorney 81 o. Pearson 81
charleston. have returned 20 this city
from oakland. Cal. Nhcrr they attended
the American Prison association.
Russell Blair has returned 10 his
home a. washington. Pa. after Il vlalt
win relatives here.
N~eE1flatlOnH have 81 yet not been
Completed the age az
the X X and Ueaver Pals. Va teams
fJr neH Saturday. game
The Tuerdny Art club mfrfr thfr
Eeveufh street
The senior Glass ~ the hirh school
VII hold n Halloween party ThurafaV
on Fork ridge
Mr. r. u Lee viii entertain the on
ngrtunlty Circle ~ no Christian church
IhuradaV afternoon. a. her home on
.T1wirruu avenue.
Misc ora McCiusky hes returned ta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
A PENN. FIREMEN
UNABLE TO Eat
Claims He Suffered from Stomach
Trouble Until He Wac Starving

II used TO be considered that only in
digestion and dyspepsia were 10 be
traced TO the stomach. but In this age
OF enhghtment modern science proves
that many diseases nave their begin
ming In the arrangement Of this most
important organ. Therefore. whea
your stomach is out OF order you can
understand how quickly your entire
body is affected. thereby affecting other
organs which then fail Il perform their
proper functions. Plant Juice the
new herbal system tonic. acts like
magic in all cases OF stomach, liver
and kidney trouble. as Il attested by
the numerous testimonials received
rom people all over the country who
v been absolutely cured Of their
ailments.
Following Is the signed statement of
Mr.. Henry Klingensmith. who resides
at 179 Forty-third street, Pittsburgh.
Pa and is a wellknown and popular
employe OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. He said:
Il bad bee informed that I had fum-
oago. for j suffered from severe pains
across my hips which extended to my
stomach. / had suffered a great deal
rom stomach trouble also, which took
the form Of indigestion At times food
would make me sick and I would be
forced to abstain from eating for a
week at a time. Ny appetite was very
bad and ! was weak and dizzy. I had
tried many remedies but never re-
ceived any benent until I began to take
Plant Juice ] noticed . decided Inn
provement In my condition after the
very first bottle. I have continued its
use until IL has now cured me of lum-
oago and all the pains have left my
back and stomach am recommend
ing Plant Juice to all my friends"
Plant Juice II sold In wheeling nv
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

Mrs. Anna Schultz. Hazel Poole. and
Alice Almond, Of South Warwood, spent
sunday visiting friends in Benwood
Mrs. Frank Votght has been dis
charged from the Glendale hospital.
where she has been confined on account
or serious illness.
stephen Beck Of Boggs Run. who was
injured several days ago. is Improving
rapidly.
Misses Dorothy and Edna Blanchard.
OF adj Ohio. are guests OF friends
here for a few days.
william ~straghan. former police Off
Ger continues critically III at his home
on Main street.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton of lumber
land; Nd. is visiting friends here and
in MeMechen.
The finance committee OF council met
IN regular session last evening.
Work was started this morning nv
the wheeling Traction company on Law
ing a new stretch OF track between Fif-
mine.
Clarence shrimp and Emil stahi of
oundsVill were in Benwood yester-
day the guest OF friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

Sheriff c. E. Hutchison and Depu-
nes ID. ID. and S. w. McCardle raided
b. a o. train No. 4 last Saturday
night and arrested four men on a
charge OF carrying liquor without hav-
ing II properly labeled. The men
taken Into custody were George Cecil.
Frank Malone. John Sweeney and a
man by the name OF Gutheri. The
men were taken from the train at Cam
sron. and while waiting for a train
The man by the name OF Gutheri es-
,aped. The other three were brought
70 Moundsville and arraigned before
Squire z. M. Lewis. They were held
n $500 bond each to appear for further
hearing wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
Council Meeting Tonight.

The regular session OF Benwood coun-
ell Will be held this evening in the
council A number Of matters
or Importance Will come before the so
Ions, this evening: A number of the
People from the different wards. IT is
said will appear before them this even
ing requesting Improvement. II was
also rumored in Benwood yesterday. but
gould not be verified. that officials
frof the Pennsylvania railroad would
send In 3 decision with regard to the
matter OF the station here that has not
been used since early last spring. Ac-
cording TO their franchise received from
the city. the station must be used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
SCHMIDT TRIAL CONTINUED.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct 25.-Con-
~nuanc OF another week was granted
by the superior court in the trial OF Mat
thew w. Schmidt. charged with murder
In connection with the dynamiting OF the
Los Angeles Times building. October 1.
1910. The delay was requested by Ma.
than Coghlan. one OF the attorneys Sc
as leading counsel for Schmidt.
after the death Of Attorney Charles
Fairall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
NOT GUILTY is
JURY'S VERDICT
IN CASE or STATE vs. McrrEcHEH
NAN WITH SELL
mo LIQUOR
hAccahees 70 Hold Masquerade Party
Thts Eventng-other MoMsehon
News Of Interest,"

John Laseh. OF McMechen. was trisa
In circuit court at Moundsville yester-
day morning. on a charge OF violating
loet prohibition laws. by the sale
9I hQuor AT his home In McMechen.
me state wa represented In the trial
by prosecuting Attorney J. ID. ParrfOtt
and Attorneys Martin Brown and J. NJ.
Ritz defended Lasch. The defense en-.
dcavored 70 prove that Lasch had given
the llquor 10 a party Of friends thai mad
called AZ his home when he was il. The
Jury ~ the case returned a verdict OF
not guilty. after about a half hours de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
ailinRham Trial NOV. a.

W. l.. Gillingham. who was indicted
on a charge of f~eloniousiy shooting Geo.
stein, at the Benwood yards several
weeks ago. was taken IN circuit court
yesterday and Wednesday. November ..
was set a. a date for the hearing The
court appointed Attorney j. Howard
Holt % defend him. Capt. \ l.. Hooton.
Is. n o. attorney. will assist Prosecu-
TOR PoTrIott In the p~roaccutlnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
Arrangement. Complete.

With everything In readiness. for the
pig Hallowe-en celebration to be held I'm
Benwood. Saturday evening. October
sOth, the committees In charge are now
awaiting the outcome Of their long and
untiring efforts to make the affair a
success. The celebration, according to
several or the business men Of the city.
VII be attended by thousands from
wheeling. M~oundsvtle, BAllaire. and
9ther cities nearby. The celebration OF
ment viii be capped by n dance and So
cial In their club rooms on South Mar
snail street. after the big street parade