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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

players VEIL hold receptions after each
% ihe matinecs. wacn au autograph ed
photograph OF Miss Mortimer will be
presented to each visitor
/ Dorothy Mortimer will make of Az
gle Lynch. the girl rom the neither
ends OF society, With u Vocabulary all
ther own. "a" Intensely human character
ASylc lyucn Is. in the vcrnacular OF
the stage. what is known as Il TAT"
part. Jad Miss Murtiinc, vii! make the
most OF IT.
Victor;" Montso emery w:u he the
Mary Turner o. within the Law" ana
those who have watched Miss Mont
. Gomery'S performances un'll now viii
realize that tn" part could hardly have
fallen into more capable haudS Mary
Turner is sent To prison by the owner
q! department store for a theft that
she ala not commit. Her pcua! service
ana her efforts TO go straight after
her release. he! unsuccessful efforts
because o; continued hounG!n.. by the
police, transform her into what IN! ~:
hc termed ccutee! crook She prcys
OF whom she may, bat always with
~ the law ~ heart a good aud
pure woman, she l. forced "a become
what she would not b" At the cnd
:hc good IL, her iriumuhs and the III
ference Is drawn that she Will live
happily ever after with IN. mar she
:
NenSe herself upon this man 8 father,
who had been responsible 70: her term
IA prison MI. Glider" sac Says TO
the father OF her husband, -four years
ago you took away ny uainc ANA gave
nc II number. ! have given up that
number nov and taken your name"
But young Glider. wno III this in
stance viii 10 William, Cournccn, Miss
Mortime!s popular leading man. and
rShtfu!ly popular, Is Ia love with the
real Mary Turner, and his love tri-
umphs. Just as does the real Mary
turner Mr.. Cpurnecn played this part
successfully or the road for an entire
season Incidentally the cider Glider
~ convinced OF Mary's innocence
through the confession OF the real
;hiei, who confcsses In a letter written
to Mary
His IA Nannnry viii ne Inspector
BURKE, ubiquitous and jmplaciblc lie
Is the ideal type, and since Il is his
hrat real big part since his arrival
mere he has an opportunity to os,ah-
lish himself William Blake will be
the Joe Carson Of the play, the man
WI" IS all crook, but who proves that
there is honor among thieves. His
hatred OF Il stool pigeon leads him 10
murder, and his confession, during
which he assumes am air OF bravudo
just TO spare Mary Turner, with whom
ne. too. - obviously in love, makes
a strong moment.
Each member OF the company might
hc pointed out. for seldom has a stock
company contained go many OF the es-
sentiai types 10 make IA play a sue
cess. 1t is needless to add that hi
rector Burke will furnish an adcuuntc
production.
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MIX. r. y. BlSHMA. WILL PLAY
OTIS SKINNER PART At ISL

The Isis cuts loose this week with a
varied array Of feature films, intro
duc!ns a number of well-known favor
ties Of the screen.
toX's production, The Regeneration"
based on owen Kildare's My Mamie
Rose, VIII be the principal attraction,
with Rockiiffe Fellows and Anna
Nilsson in the leading roles. The
Regeneration" is II story of New York
settlement work. and is said to be a
very fine picture.
For Wednesday only. Marguerite
Clark, the chief rival OF Mary Pick
ford. is announced in the beautiful
picture, The Pretty Sister Of Jose"
adapted from Mrs. Burnet,s story and
play OF the same name.
Edgar Selwyn in his own photoplay,
The Arab" which created much favor
able comment here a few months ago
VIII he seen on Thursday only. II may
be recalled that one of the most StrlE-
ing features OF this film was the sight
OF the shAdowa Of column OF horse
men. moving across the desert
Little Mary herself, the idol of the
screen, Will appear at the Isis on Fri
day in "Bchind the Scenes" in which
IL Is said, she. IS permitted To play
Mary piciford, ,'.
And on Saturday comes the matinee
god OF them all--Francis y Busnman,
poor actor. but the greatest man
drawing card i'll pictures. Francis "
Rushman draws II crowd regardless
OF what he plays. hut in this case
Francis y. Bushman appears in The
silent Voice" and I'raicis y Bushman
VIII doubtless seem w.onderfpl;tp those
VINO have seen anybody lr the part
except otis Skinner. The idea of com
pairing otis skinner with Francis "
Rushman! It's sacrilege--dcpentl!u
upon the point Of view as to which is
hi nh,p,pJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FOUR FEATURE PHOTOPLAys
ANNOUNCED FOR COLONIAL

For the amusement week beginning
tomorrow the Colonial announces four
feature photoplays, instead OF three as
usual.
On Monday only. Arnold DAILY. sup
ported by Sheldon Lewis and Louise
Rutter, will be the leading figure in
the hve-part photoplay. IAN Affair OF
Three Nations" adapted and picturized
from the stories by Mcintyre. dealing
with the experiences and adventures
Of one Ashton-kirk, Investigator. AS
suggested by its title. this photodramu
deals with international complications.
which are Strengthened out by the
clcverness of Ashton Kirk. o
On Tuesday only. Howard Estabroolt
will be featured In THE Closing Net"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
"fEiE DEBl TANTE.S" WILL TOT
FIRST of LYRICS TWO HllIS

New ideas IN musical coined. enter
tainmcnt are promised in the headline
act FOR the first half OF the week at
the Lyric The Dcbuiantes," one of the
largest organizations and most meri-
'oriouS in its line in vaudeville is the
attraction. Tho production is said to
be rch III pretty girls. stunning cos
tunes. lifting melodies and brisk fresh
comedy. The company is headed by
Jack Russell ana l-otta Baker. who
were last season With thc New York
Winter Garden show. Miss Baker
played the soubrcttc roles IN Adele
and The Quaker Girl" ana was for Il
season with Flo Ziegfeld'S "FoilieS."
The entertainment provided by The
Debuiantes" is in the nature II a revue.
Dancing will be made conspicuous in
the new show by Johnny singer and
the HieSler Twins. The twins are
pretty little girls, proficient both az
singers and dancers. Johnny Singer
Is capital comedian. They begin
with e song and dance. then present Al
classic waltz in costume Singer is
then seen a. an Eton Schuoibuy. The
Iicgicr Girls follow with speciality
Tn" act is never permitted - lag for :,
moment
Boyle and Patsy. THE Long and
Short OF H." have IL rollicliing knock
about variety act. and ketchum. Hur-
vie and Company will be seen IN The
\.
There are three people in the team and
the act comes recommended Il > Il great
laugh producer.
Ryan and Tierney. comedians sing
crs and dancers. have sprishtly uffer-
ing which covers Il wide range of stage
entertainment. The two boys are YER
sat!lc entertainers with exceptionally
good singing voices.
The latter half OF the week will
bring together another cntiGinS array
OF acts new to Richmond. Among the
more prominent features VIII bc The
Six Sercnadcrs.' four pretty girls and
two singing comedians. The act is
handsomely staged, the costumes be-
ing especially elaborate.
The Lavlnc and cimcrou Trio. two
men and IL woman. will offer Il comedy
novelty: Denny and .ioylc. n pair OF
good singing comedians, will follow.
Jane Weir and Lawrence March will
be seen i'll the comedy sketch, Caught"
and other strong numbers VIII COM
Dlcte the show
The motion picture exhibits will in
c!ude new instalmcnt OF the Hearst
ScliS war pictures. u pictorial review
OF the worlds news events Of the past
week, and some snappy comedy films.
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COLONIAL TliE.TIR.

All the week; rantinuous pcr!ur-
mancc-M0fiOn pictures. Monday. Ar
mold DAILY, in IAN AFFAIR of Three Ma
tions"; TucStiny, Howard Est,brook, In
"rhe Closing Nrt"; Wednesday nnd
Thursday, Mary Milr- Mintcr, In elm
my -: Stork's Nest; Fridm! md Snt-
urday, ThcLn harm. In "iurIncn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
DOROTHY MORTIMER COMPANY
PRESENTS "WTrIIN rIIE LAVE

Within the Law" far and away the
best Of tho so.callcd crook" dramas.
and. as matter OF fact, one OF the
most absorbing dramas written within
the past decade. will be the attrG ction
at tho BiJou this week. when Dorothy
Mortimer and her company will offer
what Is predicted to be the very best
thing, they have done thus far. II
might be Well to smontien right here
that Miss Mortimer and her fellow
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STRAND 1IiI:tTI;R.

All the week. with mntinccs ON TurS-
day. Thursdn! and Snturdu H-t,rmycr
scott Company. In "rhc Trait OF the
Lonesome Pine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

additional consecutive years OH tour
IL Is comedy OF the life on the stage
as IL really exists. The temptations
oi the musical comedy stage, the petty
leaiousieS that exist behind TIL foot
lights and the courage of the young
women who smile across the orchestra
PIT and who fight for their very en-
lstence IN the world OF paint and rouge
are ali riviiied In this picture.
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LII"rLi. TIiI.ArI.Ii

All the week: continuous pcrfOr-
mnnce-Pnramount pictures. First half
Of the week, Cleo UidEley, III 1.-The
Chorus Indy: second NAT, Geraldine
Fnrrar, I'm carmen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Tt!S 'rIII:tFi:It.

All tho week: continuous prrfor-
mance-Aiotion pictures. Mondny. THE
RcEcDrrntion"; thereafter. daily ct:;nge
of programs.
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DIJOt TI;f:trt.I,.

All the Nrcl>, with rrniinrcs ON iueG-
dnE. ThuT>dnH nnd >nturlny-Doroth>
Mortimer tumpnns, In .'Lithin the
Inv"
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William Courncen, Doruthy Mortimer
company. BijOu.
-:- Weekly Calendar -
Mortimer
ACADEMY or MUSIC

Observation-Disclosures Players.
Frida! md Saturday, with Snturdny
mntincc-Lil! lungtry, In Mrs
ThOmpson."
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LYRIC TIiI:AII.Ji.

All tho week, with daily EiufInrcn-
Popular vaudeville md pictures, with
change OF bill on 'Thursda,.
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The Isis cuts loose tnis week with "A
varied array OF feature films, intro
duc!ng Il number of well-known favor
ties OF the screen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
HEAVY FOG MAKES
BURGLARIES EASY
TWO BUSINESS HOUSES ENTERED
EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING.
seItz Tailoring shop on Sixteenth
street Pilfered q Goods Valued
AZ $500.

nat burglars were busy in the fog
% Monday morning was evidenced
shortly daylight yesterday when N
vas FOUND that two business bouses
mac been broken into and robbed me
nsIEeSt robbery took place al the
beliz a Sons tailoring esta blsbment
AZ ~ sixteenth street. merchandise
,alueu ~ from $500 20 $500 being
laken. The robbery was NOT discov.
eIed until the proprietors returned TO
nork yesterday morning Included In
me loss are six or seven pairs OF
trousers. ten or twelve patterns OF
10y, ION Tor oyercoats. and about rs pat
elHs on cloth for black and blue ,uit.
ins. entrance was gained By saw.
ing slate out OF a sAutter
..II56e second robbery was a. the
NNa1nuy store or Frank Gaus az 2Uly
VAN street where quantifv on
.ahuy was taken. Mr. Gaus Is not Ger.
tdln OF the amount OF his loss an
gOJh eases the police have been mott.
Htl' Out no arrests have been made
sud ~ IL understood that not clues
10 an arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
DON'T SUFFER--LAUGH
AT STOMACH MISERY
Your Own Druggist VIII Return Your
Money " Mi-o-na Does Not Re
lieve Dyspepsia.

Among all the hundreds Of remedies
in every well stocked drug store there
arc few that the druggist BE- able 10
sell on guarantee 20 refund the
money II they do not cure
Mona. the famous dyspepsia RENE.
d.. however. has helped 10 many stom.
ach sufferers that every drurrisf who
sells 10 Dr. able To- say. IT this remedy
does not relieve you. come back 10 NV
store and ] viii chcerfully return yous
money"
Anyone who has dyspepsia indlrcs.
lion. headaches. dizzy feelings or liver
troubles should take advantage Of this
chance 90 BE- made well without any
risk OF spending their money 20 no
purpose. Mona viii relieve you. viii
regulate the digestion. will enable you
70 eat what you want ~ 10 does not
DO all this. 30 viii not cost you a cent
Many druggiets who have sold hun.
drods Of boxes 81 Mona say they have
yet 10 receive the first complaint from
any customer. Such a record Dr. sim
ply marvellous. and speaks volumes Tor
the merit Of the remedy.
10 a. easy enough 20 on n column
with the symptoms affecting those who
have dyspepsia. but there A. no need Of
describing their condition What tbev
want is relief. and they can almost cor.
tuniy get n ln Mona. DO not suffer
n day longer with disordcrcd digestion
II Mona relieves you 10 costs Won Go
cents box. N % does not. the DRUGGIST
vii return your money. Sold bv d
" 'riest a Co. and other leading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
DORMITORY MEN
BANQUET AT "Y'
FIRST Oct TooETHER" MEETING
OF THE WINTER HELD LAST
NIoHT.
J. Z. Martindill Acts As Toastmaster-
interesting Program Entsrtains
Young Men

ne first % the get together" meet
llbs OF the winter season was held las
night BY the d0rmltory mon 81 fbe
lounE Mems Christian Asaociatfon III
lhe lecture room. Halloween cofors
were used Ia the decorations of the IA
pies. and the place cards were OF liz
azure. Chicken and waffles we're serv-
"a ~ MrA Eberling % the Y. NJ g. A.
an entertaining program Of recital ions
ana solos concluded the meeting
since the last meeting Of the men OF
the y VI q. 4. a number Of new mem
n'rs have been added Co the roll and al
ne conclusion of the dinner introdur-
lions were made. Mr. J. D. NartfndIfI
cnal rfuan of the committee. had charge
~ the eNeulnE. r. program. Numerous inn
Fenptu spcecheH were made.
solos were given by Clavin Land and
~. u Markell and fh.V also cave Il
dlfl Perhaps the most interesting fea-
lure ~ tle program was the recitation
Ferry
Those who attended the affair last
,. .. l. RIchmond D. D. Marundm. ".
f.nWin spears. a. y. MHuEhlman. Ivan
~ spears vs.. a. Whitley. q H Robin
son. o. q. Miller. BE- s smaiiwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
INSTALL PASTOR
AT ALLEN GROVE
REV. n. {. NIcKLEN OFFICIALLY
BEGINS DUTIES AS MINISTER.
Services Were Presided over by Or.
Thomas Grier koontz Of This CITY
Former Pastor Present.

Rev. II. F. Nicklen, newly called
minister OF the Allen Grove Presby-
terian church. east of Sherrard. Mar
snail county. was officially Installed an
his charge last night DIT. Thomas e..
koontz. chairman OF the board of put
pt supply, and pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian church. officiated al me
installation services
Other ministers taking part in the
services We're: Rev Henry A. Riddle
former pastor OF Allen Grove. and
now at West Alexander, Pa: Rev. ..
y. leyenberger. OF the Third Presby-
terrain church. and Rev. j. r. Slagle.
Of the Presbyterian church OF Mounds
vile. Rev Leyenberger delivered the
general sermon. Rev. Riddle delivered
The charge TO the congregation. ana
hey. Slagle delivered the charge 20
the pastor.
The program was featured by spe-
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WILL OPEN BIDS
Test We'll Proposition Will n. r,L.-
VI ard Contract Probably let bv
board Of Control This
Norninu.

The board OF control 81 its meeting
lhis morning viii have before Ia fbs
matter OF opening bids and Iottine
9,t,racts Tor the drilling Of test wells
pr WarWood. These wells are tho foro
runner. lt la thought. of n ffraffon
y ITEM Tor Wheeling. and toh toffing
81 contracts will probably follow mo
opening Of tho bids
70 is understood thar there bavs
been n number % bids submitted to
lne BOARD The sum 81 1900 has boon
pay Tor this work. but m this h found
inadequate buqiCnEs men have MON.
laed 20 finance tho proposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
NELLY TRIAL is
/. AGAIN CONTINUED
WILL BE HEARD BY a JURY az
FORE SQUIRE HUGHES WE'D
NESDAY.
Alleged violator Of Yost Law Attempts
70 Waive Hearing When Case Was
Called Yesterday

Al Medley. arrested some weeks ago
Tor operating speakeasy. was grant
"a another continuance OF his trial by
squire j. EllwOOd Hughes yesterday.
Neciey. who IL the proprietor OF the
Medley House on Water street baa
succeeded In escaping trial on seven
different occasions
Yesterday he appeared and tried TO
waive his trial 10 the grand jury, but
this Squire Hughes refused 10 do.
Neelsy tnen, through his attorney. de
manded a trial BY jury. No iurymen
being available at that time. the case
was continued until Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
HOFFMAN BOND
is FORFEITED
DEPENDANT IN SENSATIONAL
SHOOTING CASE FAILS TO
APPEAR IN COURT.
Will Come Up Again This Morninq.
and Be Passed Until November
Term, II Is Understood.

cleveland Hoffman. who shot his
wife a. time when he was insancly
Jealous, VIII not be tried this term OF
criminal Court. This was decided YES.
terday. When his attorney. :. O. Boyce.
secured q continuance. sating that he
mad Informed his client the trial was
Tor another date. one hundred jurors
summoned for the trial were dis.
missed for the time A bond forfeit.
ure was claimed. but IL Is understood
that This VIII be set aside. Hoffman
VIII appear IN court today
This case wa one that puzzled the
omclals a. the time the alleged crime
was committed Hoffman went into
MS home, quarrelcd with his wife ran
hef out OF the house and fired point
blank az her. u Is claimed Ahen when
omcers went 10 arrest him ne held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
RIVER NEWS

The river was rising slowly yester-
DAY when ave feet 81 xinches was re-
ported below the McMechen dam. The
stage at the local wharf boat was nine
ieet six inches, pool water.
foig again delayed the river traffic.
he hanaWha due up from Charleston
Tor Pittsburgh sunday morning did not
arrive here until noon yesterday. Tha
heuhen Dunbar was down from Pitts
burEh Tor Charleston az noon yesterday,
- hours late.
The Liberty viii clear this morning az
1850 for Matamoras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
AT THE REX

Blue Grass Paul Armstrong; fam
Gus play, starring Thomas A Wise. was
throuEhly enjoyed BY the large audi
ences. that witnessed this celebrated
feature. yesterday. This wholesome
suuthern story will be shown again to
gay. fiftY horses. all thorough
breds and prominent figures during the
past racing season az Saratoga. Belmont
ftfk ana fenniico, take part iu the biz
racing scene
Pathea Weekly and good comedies will
he shown in connection Coming tornor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
MEMS GUILD
wan Meet Tonight IN st. Matthews
Chureh-Recreatiou Manager
Hyde TO Give Lecture.

The Mems Guild Of the 81. Matthews
church viii meet this evening In the
church parlors at O'Clock Mr. w
francis Hyde. recreation manager Of the
wheeling Playground Association. will
give an illustrated stercoptfcon lecture
on w hat Social Centres Mean to "A Com
muntty.- All mon are invited 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

F~ank 7; Smith, {. V. Musser. w r.
s Sohss' Calvin Land. Grover stubble-
Marsh. y. r. Markell. j. n. EeRIey. ' Edw
= hrentzer. II. II. Ash. Paul Pashbv
~, - thornton. r. 4. Howard " W
- tiS. = r. q. Gilbert. II. A. Jewett 1
=, Barnhart. NJ. ~. s3erEer. Cha-. E Ma
nah. chr. fredcri Bert s Mohlee-
NUN. W =. wills. { n Mccoy, NIfrsd
ii.sol.lldh; -. :. Carmichael OF Martins
cry. John q. Lynch. Chas n. Miner
- ;. Ferry, c. r. Fish. -. W. Tener
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

DAVIS ISLAND DAAi--sa feet. sta
tiouary. cloudy.
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG-s feet. stationary
rain
OIL CITY-2.S feet. stationary: rain.
WAkREN-2 feet. stationary: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

For the estate OF Andrew Habig
catherine Habig was named eNecutriN
with bond liked az $4,000. no surety be-
ing required George Bsneke a. q
Sehirler. ana Ben s. h1Onseker. we've
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
CONSOLIDATE COAL cos.

DENNED. Colo. oct. 1S-The object
or a proposal TO consolidated the prfnci<
pal coal mining companies Of Colorado,
exclusive q the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. H. 20 reduce operating COSTS
according 20 a statement issued TODAY
~ J. e. osEood, president Of the Victor
American fucl Company. ~ Is estimated
the proposed plan would reduce opera
ting expenses $4,000 900 annually
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row and Thursday. The Closing Net.
Youth. broadway star feature In
three acts with Antonio Moreno and
Nile. Nalkyrien is the other feature on
the program. Pathes Travel Pictures
closes the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

Free lecture on Christian Science by
william r. RathVon, Of Denver, Colo,
thursday evening, Oct. p, at s:t5
oeIoek. Market Auditorium. Public
cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

ear music by the church choir. At
the closing OF the services, Rev Nick-
zen zen delivered his first benediction as
ne ne Official pastor OF the congregation
ne new pastor was formerly of New
Lyme. o. He preached his nrst ser
mon AT Allen Grove in early July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

Judge /. :. Jordan qualified as guard
ian Tor Russell Carter with bond Of $50
Edward Brothers was NAMED surety
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tion $500.
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them at bay with a shotgun and had
revolver lying near for quick use.
II is known that since her partial re-
eovery, Mrs, Hoffman has been plead
ing for her husbands release.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19

Four deeds 81 trust were left Tor re-
cord with the clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
COUNTY COURT


narrY sirautman and Myrtle wetsier
both or this CITY
John Wafrrhnuna VVnstfrut.- -.
and Cora Howell wheeling
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FREDERICK Nchand fn Harry ehfrtf,
euNi vision 20 FULTON rnnaffsrafl.r a.
raymond r. Awhr0ao fo Anna III
IrfFe. Inf % ln Norr ana Mhraa ~
iIiinn confederation SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-19
Read this box and you get
this whole piano story

I've have bought for Bros Pianos
THE Behr Bros
market for IS years and has prices
s-The sale price these more) is s255
f-fhe Behr Bros Piano is cheap
Sfou the sales arranged IN suit
your convenience covering period OF three full
I'll you WISH we will give
Iied the piano in your home
I'VE
nome Will exchange without Of
guarantee OF the
IN no disturbed of the rverv
BROS PIANO guaranteed
guarantee which we sign jointly with a Co
shso as further safeguard
Ios We making II practice
Is paying for his instrument.
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Abe strauss 60 aor@s si' strauss. junk