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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

tsts been driven faf1 q feif b. Aastri-
ar Errfsras-s where ttTF we're forced
s7 rr-alr ar eight in heavy rain
sE11F shelter ~ food Several chill
Errr ere saat CO. rave died bseagse %
fs.s experience TEE uamsa and chill
trrr we're permitted t8 cross into HAL
Earl territory resr tsT bzt al tAs men
were fsssIEsf-
Emrsrur CharEss FsF6dy.
t.safae. tfar e. "A Heafrr fispstch
fra-1 Nszs5rrtss SAYS ere vienna Pei
rssr EaEf5seFs ere fo'tnuirE auto
E~aes t-TfFF rra@ Emperor Fraucss
Iasefe ts UasaE Kari sEasFEbh
.uea- E1aas Es1frEieE. @ rTg.est V1a
sa rasr s4f.0r tse slfaeEri manifesto
Fr TROOPS
-.tf-ers. blaT zs -Fanels Joseph
ss E.s sfoass
ne E.rs Of tEalT has declared var
ar tar prrf4F uE9se tss EistoFV
Goes zoe se9W vas eo@@itted By ths
ff1es 1f tfa.T against bash allies
Nrrr al ait.sars Of n8re than tsirtT
years aartsE we5ef 5E vas able Co tn-
crease see territorial passessi8as aad
.efrI1a ITSELF tr ae as'aagEEt ot f1aF-
e1rfirs1e. italy abaaa1eed ne 90
1ar eaar OF tasEFr aE1 aeas OVER uiih
-r,eE ear1rs irt1 taF earsp ot oar es-
ral-s
..w- faf eeF ureaee Italy dd got
rs-tau Fer asts1rtffs ala rat attack
e-r ea-1r es Interests. We atwaVs re-
sa1afea legally Co. tas Gattes 90 our
sf.asrr ast ar1rt=f her oaF profee-
f.ea vtee see ro9& taF fe-1. We have
tFer rs1r~ rEra italy directed cove
toss stsrers across oar fFpatirrs 80.
fe arfer t1 rssEta.H peace aat ogr al
ffrrer rrffshBe. resolved on great
arf ra5rsar sacrifices Whsea paFtieu-
fsril EFtsgr4 Ger esfrfnai Eeast- uaf
ls- e1rrs1ssarss 1r italy. uEtet b.
r.-aef ere r1-1rss sEaa.G 81 used. vas
aat r5 30 aaseasst. 50 fate mass b. ac-
sa-ra5 ,tssrf
~sVff armies have vietoripasig uith-
stood nsasrFa armies ln sEe aorfe ir 10
ass-fes &C Fhts 8 Eassie eosE5et ie eanst
faasf ea-ers. fFssta % arms via ogr ~
fsssrfsas aflF- q neg saG trszeasrCgs
rasraT Or tte sosss ts Go yog 40 rev
sreeq Greas @sgar5ss % N@vara.
ffsrtarn ana LISA Whiea Constituted
ses sr6ts os mT gaash ths spirit 81
ssfeszsg. Arektsks Atbseeht sa9 TsE-
sstsar. weirs coassagss 60 live ~ ny
tssf saf sea forces. Euzrantes thst 81
ses saase also Ws ssatt successfully
.frssnt Fee fruasssrs % enc ss01areky.
g satass ~ ssstts.srisd troops, I
r-ir sa tessa sss their leaders seiY
On ~ people Zoe Wtass gesEarasisd
sssrfF % sserfses ny rzoss ratsruai
sssras are see I pray ths Almighty 20
sfsss our eotars asa take gaGeF ais
sraelsus rrusscssas oar last ezGse-
Tere~S tats service
vsases. VIA t.6a6aa. NAV ssI-Ths
fsaflan Bosutssl8s % tks Trssst=o. se-
esrEsss Co 6tssssesss srp@ Esroea- =
ss~ssE sssn sks e9astrY frocn toNrs
srf Villages ThsT are eozpsiisd 20
ssfs sfsaE tks railway tracks because
AZ kfxswags kass bses harrieseset
wf-s ptaaEs. tree tFEaks zse psies %
ssoesss
C@rsarrass are reported 90 be usinE
force 60 eozrst eosapiiases wifs ne
ezitisE % ths eolors AL
~fssSs,s % rrse-rfsss estNse1 the ages
~ II Art 50 Troops visit eoss~s. I
rss~sg az afEss. g f. sate. saa carry /
- ~ force All see wftsiz TIE pre-
srrss.s.d ares TIE Asstrtsa aGtso-f- /
So az r~psrses 90 - zakisx &c Ct
- 20 4f-~rs pzsife wrzfh sEzirss IT.
.fy ~ rossisx rszssssssos s@r=1e< ]
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
NOBLE SUCCUMBS
TO AUTO INJURIES
Companion 81 Ralph Guthrie In Fatal
ity on Edwards River Passes
Away 40 His Home.

Alcdo. lil. 3iay "a Charles Noble.
injured in am auto accident which
killed Ralph Guthrie q week ago last
Saturday. died 40 his home ON South
Chestnut street yesterday afternoon
az g o'clock. The machine in which
the men wcrc driving went through
the railing of q bridge over Edwards
river tv1 miles outside Aledo. Mr..
Noble leaves his wife and daughter.
Hazel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

Rome. oiay zt-Ths entrance %
Italy iat1 tke WaF throws close 20
zl190. 900 thoroughly trained and apicn-
9idiy equipped soldiers into the scale
os fhe side - the allies On land and a
feet % - batticships SIX % them
p1werfgi dFcafnouEhts. into che forces
az sea Tho mosths that have later
E~ned between tr~ nuthr~aE af tho
var and tfaiy's Intervention have been
utilized tu learning an tfr lessons 90
BIZ fsGEtf By the campaigns ON both
fronfs and iu preparing both army
and navy TO tk~ last button.
ifsiF has had sn army nf az least
900 G11 men rass-1 aiouE ere Aus
friar froaurr. facing a probably uu-
msrie4IjF irrert1r force of Germans
and Austriaus who. however. hold the
app~r ground and are undoubtedly
strongly fortified
Military experts. however. agree
ttaf theFr is at least O strong uroha-
b.tify thsf there viii b. made 90 ferl-
01s attempt 90 Invade Austria by li-
rect frontal attack. The froutirr viii
BE- strongly held against eouuter-luyas-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
SO.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the county clerk of Rock
Island county, at the court house, IN
til . D. N. Thursday, the 3rd day of
June. 1915, for furnishing the mater
ials and labor of all kinds necessary
fo- the construction. erection. and de-
livery of the building for the Rock Is
land county jail. Plans. specifications,
forms Of proposal. and other informa-
ton may be obtained at the Office Of
the architect. Cyrus d. McLane. 301
Robinson building, Rock Island, III.
Separate proposals viii he received on
general contract, plumbing, electric
wiring. heating. and cell work. The
right is reserved 70 reject any or all
bids. and to waive any informality in
any proposal.
J. c. BURGOYNE,
Chairman.
CHARLES 2. KERNS.
Secretary.
jail building committee of the
boar. of supervisors--(A dy).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Notice.

After this date I viii not be re,
sponsi5le for any debts contracted by
any one but myself.
(Adv.) d. P. GREEN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements.)

advertisements
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r. I. ISL
Wear a 81 tunion made) hat Mems
Fashion Shop, Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

Thomas p. Latin and wife 10 Hiram
a. Cleveustine. Part lots and 7, blk
IA Old Town. Rock Island. 81.
Rock Island Mutual Building, Loar
q Savings association TO Elizabeth J
BecEtelheimer. Lot Z, blk. /, Guyer's
2nd add. Rock Island. $1,000.
J. ]. Weaverling, ct al. TO Moses
Roberts. Six acres in sec. 25-I7-4w.
S75.
Quit Claim Deeds.
H. II. Cleaveland and wife 10 Mar
tin Laughlin and wife Part lot s. blk
?. HeaIey's sub. div. in sec. S3-1S-1w.
81
James c. Starr and wife TO Moses
Roberts. Tracts in sec. 25-17-4w. $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

He who did well in war Just earns
the right to begin doing well in peace
Browning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
Won BueIow Recalled.

cceded by Count Tisza, the Hungarian
premier
Won Buel0w Recalled.
London. May PA dispatch from
Paris 90 tho Exchange Telegraph COM
pany SAYS telegram from Basel states
that the Violin agency announces Ger
many has declared war against Italy
and recalled Prince Won BueIow. her
ambassador az Rome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
WOMAN WANTS
TO HELP OTHERS
RgTelling HowLyeiia < Pink
ham'sVegstable Compound
Restored Her Health

Miami 0tta-sst hsI a fsr~srs
ts1gaI- aad w-assrss taag enjoyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
LODGE NOTES

Tomorrow viii be a big day for
members of Rock Island chapter, No.
Is. Royal Arch NIasons. The most ex-
cellent master degree is TO be confer
red on a class of IS candidates. Work
will start at / O'Clock in the afternoon
and six viii be given the obligation.
At $50 lunch will be served and at
$50 the secret work viii be resumed
and 20 candidates will be initiated. A
banquet Will be served at $3.50.
Further details for the observance
OF memorial exercises for departed
members viii be determined on at a
meeting OF Rock Island lodge No. Is.
I. o. o. F. this evening at Odd Fellows
hall The program is 70 be held Sun
day. June and Rev. II. Z. Chatley of
the Memorial Christian church will be
the speaker. The first degree IS 10 be
conferred on one candidate tonight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
J. c. BURGOYNE

Jail building committee of the
boar: of supervisors.-(A dv.).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24

TIT '"lII'I' I'l--''''"s
AsasssFdaEs- (via L0nfonJ Aiay "a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-21
BITS OF NEWS

Women of U. of c. settlement ask
aid of drainage board trustees to do
away with Bubbly creek, South Side
open sewer. - .->
John Sondberg, engineer, scaIded
in wreck of freight train of Chi &
W. Ind. r. r. at 9Sth st.
Burglar discovered in home Of Her.
bert Allison, 1896 Pine Grove av., es-
capped by jump from 2d-story window.
James Ennis, auto salesman, seri-
ously hurt when auto turned turtle
mile east of Downer's Grove.
Four men and two women injured
when auto of Alfred Lahmes, 5000
Michigan av., turned over at 18th and
Bond av.
James DeaViII, who left wife and
children IN E. Liverpool, O., arrested
here.
Edward RochIich, eos S. Wabash
av., found dead in bed. Gas. Reason
unknown.
Vincent FaIsuIo, o1o Cambridge
av., shot by "blackhanders" near his
home. May die.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-21

Beale, the Commonwealth Edison
law firm.
Merriam pointed to the Peoples
Gas Co., which has its meter system
regulated by the city in the same
way as now proposed for the Com
monwealth Edison Co. He said both
gas and electric companies are own
ed by the same interests.
Atty Arthur said: 81 have heard
you make the statement here and at
Springfield that the ownership of the
gas and electric companies is iden-
teal What is your basis for that
remark"
Merriam: Is it not true that Mr..
Samuel insult is chairman of the
board of directors of both the Peo-
pies Gas Co. and the Commonwealth
Edison Co.?
Arthur: That is true. But out
side of that 1 would like to know what
proof there is that the Edison Co.
owns the gas company.
Merriam: There is such general
interlocldng of gas and electric inter-
ests in this city that in financial cir
cles it is an accepted fact that the
two. companies are not competing in
any real sense at all.
Aid. Wallace of the 23d ward said
he knows "a specific instance in
which the Commonwealth Edison Co.
put small manufacturer out of bust
ness because he kicked against me-
tering and high charges.
"They cut the wires outside his
plant to shut off his current" said the
alderman. THE meter went wrong
and his bills were outrageously in
creased though he was not using any
more current than formerly"
Wallace told a Day Book reporter
there are business reasons why he
can not give the name of the manu-
facturer.
1870
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-21


DORMlToRY LIFE STORY
Protests of the heads of the Y. w.
C. A. did not prevent the second in
stallment of a story Of life in one of
it's dormitories which is now running
in the Century magazine.
The woman author claims to write
from experience and she tells of the
young ladies who lived in the "pious
prison" who smoked cigarets and
used abundant swear words in their
conversations.
The story is entitled "a Book of
Remembrance" and the plot not only
exposes" conditions in the Y. w. C.
A., but also in the stockyards, where
many of the girls worked.
Dean Sara D. Jenkins and Mrs. T:
]. Dee, pres. of the assn, declare the
writer's facts to be disgusting and
without basis.
cit is an uncalled for and unjust
attack" said Mrs. Dee.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-21

N. Y. MAY GET BIG LUMP
New York.-New York state will
be richer by 100000 tax on Al
fred G. VanderbiIt's $60,00O,000 for
tune, if it is determined that he was
a resident of this state. AZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
CHICKEN SHOW
LIKE A BARNARD
FANclgRs OF BIRD STOCK GAIN
ER TO SEE the Snow
BEAUTIFUL
JUDGING Will ee Started This Morn.
tns-Whs; Show lsess In SIZE Z;
Makes Up In Quality

With ROSTERS Growing. hens cacklinS
and pigeons cooling. the eighth annual
tn state Poultry Association opened
last eyening In the Hswiey building
corner OF Main and bridge streets. or.
posite stone a Thomas. There are
over 500 chickens on exhibition TOW a
OF all kinds and descriptions from the
bantam hen 10 the shanghai rooster.
The show IL a haven OF 10Y 10 the
chicken fanciers and their music Is
tuneful melodies TO them There are
scores OF different varieties OF chick.
ems. many at which have seldom, h,
ever. been on exhibition in this State.
There are exhibits from the three
All the eoops were placed in posi-.
ZION last evening and everything made
ready Tor the Judging 10 begin this
morning az = o'clock. which will be
done b William r AgersNal OF New
YORK, an exceptionally able Judge. be
having recently been one OF the iucges
at the Madison square Garden exhibit
ton.
The exhibition Is in charge OF Rich.
ard Morgan. a well known chicken
fancier OF West Alexander. There are
number OF most excellent prizes of.
fered this year. In addition 10 cash
prizes, several beautiful silver Guns
viii be awarded The Wheeling Roard
OF Trade. the News. the Register. the
security Trust Company and Braun.
Itch a Company have arranged 10
award prizes. which will be- given as
the lists OF awards can be prepared
The exhibition will be open from Q
o'clock until late in the evening all
THIS week. closing at 10 O'Clock Satur.
day night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
MOUNDSYILLE


Miller and Hcuncns large general store
on First street was broken into and "a
quantity of goods taken. some time dur
tng saturday night Yesterday morning.
clue was discoN cred when young man
10 years OF age, aud giving the name 81
George Rector. was heard OF trying TO
di~puS" OF goods which answered 10 thc
description Of the stolen goods. lie was
arrested by officer White. when he con-
iessed 10 IN. robbery. and told where the
stolen goods could be found. tie was
taken before squire v. NJ. Lewis aud
Sitcr hearing. was held 10 the Fcbru-
AIRY grand jury. under a boud of $1,000.
rs hiCn ne could not furnish and was
placed IN jail. Some person attempted
Co break into the Gorby and Schtldts feed
store saturday night and Rector may
also BE- the guilty one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE A WHOLE
FAMILY CRAZY

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. a. I9ia.
Ny husband had a rash all over hi.
body. and soon thu WHOLE FAaILN
vas IN the same condition II looked
scaly and rsised up on the arms and
body In big humps This trouble
burned and itched 80 that il would
nearly driyc enc crszy Il was always
worse a. night, so We could not sleep
We all had this trouble for about Two
or three years. ana during that time
tired many remedies and prescriptions
With no results. We tri-d Rasinol
ointment and sssinol Soap and il RE
LiENED AT ONCE. anu before The
third jar OF ointment had been used
We were all completely cured Il has
been four months since W we're cured
ana there are no traces OF the tTou-
BILE - Signed Mrs. ; A Clarkson.
1890 Lawn Ave
Every druggist sells Resinol ONT
ment and Resinol Soap. For trial free.
write to Dept I-R. Resinol Baltimore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-iO
CENTS A PACKAGE

You take r Or James Headache
Powder and To- Just a few moments
iour head clears and an neuralgia and
Pain fades away It's the quickest
aud suIcst relief Tor headache. wheth.
70 duh. tHr0bbinE. splitting or nerve.
raCkinE Send someone TO the drug
store and get q dime package now
Quit sunerinE Its 90 needless BE
sure YOU get Nr. James Headache
Powders Then there wiil be no disap.
UoIutmvut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Miss kuthrlu Bodice or seventh
street. leaves tu-uorruW. TO- resume nor
STUDIES al CO., Wesleyan nil.gatf. "a
buckhanuon. after spending tho holiday i
here with hDr parents
Mr. and Mrs. John ~. Logan lee yes.
ifrdaF tur Dallas, Texas. 10 spend sew.
,ral months.
kalph Woodruff VIM Fitzsimmnrs
and Louis Potts lett ss-terds, fTr 80
uubus. o.. whore thtN ar, affsuatps
school az the ohio state Dut,etHity.
pa. 'it'rdinE'r. fus baker. iE able to
h' out atl'r b'iug confined Too his nom,
several days with illness
MISS Miidr'd Law renee. OF Canton. I'D
~ HP'nnlns a Few days her. Co. quot
ct friends
John MtulDi OF Whesunl was a t4.f.
ness Ft-itUr BOZ MuuudasIIIs N,ztard.t
Az. II. %. bakau. cot l3pHby.a Rock y.a.
DO NOUNS ute on business yeat.rdH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
WARW0OD
Elected Oricerx

large number OF the members
we're out asst evening at the meeting
OF the Loyeland Volunteer Fire and
Protective Association. al which time
onlcers Tor the year were elected
After the business MAS Transacted the
rest OF the evening WAS spent in enjoy.
ing a delightful lunch. given BY the
newly elected officers which are as
follows. President. 4 G. Meyer: vice
president. = +. Rice. secretary. Au.
gust hlndlebergCT, treasurer. 1. T.
knokc. trustees. Charles Straub
chief. Mr.. Downing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Town sargent 70 7. Poole. BIZ fine
proving after sura iniUE his arm sun
CAV. Will" taking hiz bIoudhounds OFT
Tor q walk
Jacob Ritz. sf seventh street ard
ftrhland avenue was reported e. -.
somewhat better after having sever.
cold
Iu-"rh kcsrrcy has returned 90 Nash-
vile. after visiting ~ the home uf
Harry Grf"r NJ tsutcr Warw0od
Edward FruUks has been rtagpointcd
by tho county rntuu1i ssipucrs a- over
seer ~ the poor Ir girhlaud district
". G. ksr1wDrrr. az Narwuud tveut.e.
vIll leave .U fhs near future for pitt--
bgr-b. whore Do viii open ~ Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
CUSTOMS REVENUES SHOW
NECESSITY FOR WAR TAX

WASHINGTON Jan. customs
revenues for the six months ending
December 81. last. amounted 10 sIO7..
s32.93i. compared with SI5S.257.qlS.
for the last six months Of 1919 At
the Office Of Assistant Secretary
Peters. in charge Of customs. these
figures were said TO confirm tho
treasury department. estimates and
To show the necessity OF the war
revenue law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
DR.. JACOBS ELECTED sUPT. OF
PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. i.-Dr. VIII
liam G. Jacobs was elected superin-
tendcnt of the public schools OF Phil
adelphis today by the board of rduca-
lion 10 succeed Goycrnorelect Brtm-
bdugh. The salary rs $500 year.
Dr. Jacobs has been the associate
superintendent since 1906. he. wa,
born in Port Royal. Pa. In 1850. and
has been connected with the public
school system Of this city since 1895.
when he was appointed a sup, iVisin !;
principal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
Pulled Down Poies.

The riggiug on the well located on
the Meyer Brothers farm at Glenn,
nun Nar pulled down yesterday after
noon while employees were busy on tic
tNilinE OF casing from the wei. After
the poles mere pulled out the men had
q" Vuii work but they expect to ia
iniug~ up thiS morning 80 that Wori,
can De resumed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

- les End |rarE hf.IIsFsf. Of Sc.
hechen returned HraffHla" rH the .UI.
Nersltg o. MurEHufuEu after aufrHIr.
thf hnNdav4 here win their rarrrfa
Meflef fYHasr. OF Hi. hfs.Htn Irff usa.
Ieila| I"I NIftaturE" FL. TaalUH. Dol.
stIdIna HI coo I|ff.uHrru Ir...U#.f..
sftrr .HrnIInE fHe UHI.I.r. with ..isrIa
here
81. Sam D. Ir.Htsr. tr. s.srH af....
nero "auH uHa HHaIU.HH caller DID,.
.luuulaUiIH reaf.UHH.
H nI n.HH. uI. HHs HrtH .std 100 .It.
|" bonn. "" InH..... .|.#.F .. Id.
ported Ha |HU.H. |nH
Nr and N.. charles HaIfg has. DBL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

he may force local officials TO prose
cute offenders i'm the saloon business.
where there is disposition on the
part of the local officials to wink at
violations
The legislature has much work be.
fore IL and no one will venture a guess
as to how long IL will be In session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Mr.. IT. l.. Icddicord was confined to
his home Yesterday uu tcruuut OF an
attack Of tousilitis.
Or sidney Noho. 81 McMcchcn. re-
Cctyed new Ford car yesterday
The different srhual- throughout the
district oTeUcd Yesterday morning ar
tor being closed down FOR the past Two
weeks
Miss Anna Parker aud ton Robert. OF
Quaker CITY. ohio. are visiting friend 4
Ia the Fifth ward
W J.. Carmau ~ visiting friends at
BloomiuEdalo. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

MI aud Mrs. ". a.. Fletcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. T.. Hutchinson. Mrs. Lou Riley
and Mr. George Byrnes. attended thc
funeral OF Mr.. VIM. Rets. which VAS
held at Cameron yesterday. conducted b.
~" Rev. Fred Anderson. of the Al. a.
church. there. The Masonic lodge OF
Cameron, Of which order deceased Mas O.,
member. attended the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

The case 81 j. Howard Holt the
MoundsNiiie attorney. who at a former
term Of court secured = verdict for
10000 against the A.. a - Railroad Co.
was ~ yesterday IN the circuit court
ana motion Tor new trial by the a. b.
PENDANT was argued. The motion Mas
oNrrrulcd. and judgment ore. cred entered
Tor the amount of the Judgment AIR
Holt was injured January 30 1910 at
BcnwOOd. where he was struck bN a /; A.
%. engine and badly hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
RIVER NEWS

At the present time. very little is
doing i'm river circles. owing to the low
stage OF water To BE- found in the Ohio.
which prevents the navigation OF the
large steamboats,. At the local wharf
last evening, in the pool. the stage was
s feet and falling slowly. The only
boat 10 arrive Al the wharf late in the
evening was the Liberty from Marietta.
The boat will leave today at / o'clock
on her return trip with cargo of
freight for down river points
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wll he Repainted.

Car NO, :. Of the Panhandle Traction
line vas taken To the Island car barn
Yesterday. wh-r" ~ viii be repainted
The company II also going to have the
car overhaulcd.
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Council Meeting.

Monthly meeting % Inc council Of
the Lutheran church VIII b. held this
evening "a 1850 o'clock at the home OF
J.. .: Noltc. 81 Eighteenth street Rev.
Ralph liarshman will preside.
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BENWOOD
knights Net.

The regular weekly meeting OF Even
ING star lodge No. Il. Knights OF Pyth-
La. Was held last night In the lodge
rooms IN the Barlow building Aside
from the usual routine business. officers
FOR the ensuing year "a no were elected
last December. we're Installed
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Prof q =. Finley. - BETHANY. has
been secured to M tho vacancy left D.
EcN. y. W. Evans At the Christian
church for couple ~ months. or until
re- new pastor o. secured by the mcmbcrs
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Contract. for Fresh Meat.

contracts werp awarded fhr past ssgck
rs the state Board ~ control Tor tho
supply ~ fresh meat Tor the peniteu-
tiarN and the other state institutions
Z ne prison here ~ the largest user OF
meat 20 any of the institutions The
prices. % is understood range from
sli.s0 20 Sl2.5O per hundred pounds and
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Red Men Visitation

Members Of Blazing Arrow Tribe No.
10. improved order Of he'd Men. will 90
10 shady side tonight To- attend the visit
tatiou meeting TO be given hv Inc lodge
a. that place.