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Saturday, Harry McCurdy and
Hugh Harper. Jointly. sold at public
auction all household goods and
stock. preparing to leaving the place
Reuben and Theodore Gerlinger are
expected from Norma, N. D., to spend
the winter at home
Robert McGrath and family will
move to Turtle River in the near fu-
ture.
The consolidated school is TO en-
gage another teacher, making three
In all.
Saturday evening. Dec. 2, a pie So
'cial and dance will be held at the
schoolhouse. The proceeds will be
used toward paying for the school
piano.
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CARRYING THE DESERT
ACROSS THE WATER
(By United Press)

VBy Un1ted PfeSSJ
st. Paul, Minn., Nov. 22.-Two
hundred and fifty st. Paul Masonic
Shriners left today for Panama, to
initiate 200 men into Osman Tenn
pie. A special train, stopping at
Chicago, Terre Haute, Memphis.
Nashville, Montgomery and New Or
leans for entertainment and inspira-
tion will carry the guardians Of the
sandy desert to special boat at New
Orleans. There vast delegation
will join the st. Paul Shrine, for the
trip to Panama.
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M'AD00 MAY QUIT
CABINET FOR BANK

Washington, Nov. 22.--Secretary of
the Treasury William G. McAdoo has
received an offer to become the head
of one of the big financial institu-
tions Of the country. He has not
made up his mind as yet whether he
will accept it. 1t is generally con-
ceded, however, that Mr.. McAdoo
will not be a member Of President
Wilson's next cabinet.
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EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH IS DEAD
STEAMER BRlTANNlC
IS BELIEVED SUNK
(By United Press)

London, Nov. 22.-The British
hospital steamer Britannis has prob
ably been sunk. 1t was a White Star
liner and one OF the largest ships
afloat.
1t was mined or torpedoed and sunk
in the Zea channel In the Aegean
sea yesterday, Or those on board
so were lost. 2S injured and LOO
saved.
The liner was constructed last
year. 1t was in service in the vicin-
ity OF Salonika as transport.
New York. Nov. 22.-Lacking def
mite advlces the White Star officials
are practically certain that the Brit
annie sunk was theirs and was the
largest ship ahoat
The Britannia was reQuistioned for
hospital transport service immediate-
ly after its completion a year ago.
Paris, Nov. 22.-Intense fog is
hindering operations on the Flanders
front.
London. Nov. 22.-There is no at
tempt to conceal the gravity here on
account OF the advance into western
Rumania, indicated by the fall OF
Cariova.
Paris. nov. 32.-The allies are
still hotly pursuing the Teutons
driven from Monastir. The Serbians,
especially heartened by the occupa-
ton OF their ancient city OF Monas-
tir. are pressing northward irresist-
ably toward Prilep
London, Nov. 22.-The Royal pro-
vision committee Of Norway has un-
animously decided that a ticket sys-
tenn ought to be instituted to meet
the food situation, according to a
Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company, quoting the
Norwegian food minister.
Amsterdam, Nov. 22.-According
to the frontier correspondent of the
Telegraaf, a number OF Belgians who
had been deported to Germany have
returned to Belgium. having paid a
ransom to the Germans. It appears,
declares the correspondent, that the
Germans first demand a ransom of
1000 marks and none Offering to pay
this amount. reduced it to 500 marks,
which many also refused to pay.
London. Nov. 22-Active artil-
lery firing from the enemy along the
Ancre front is centered on the Brit
ish right, south OF Ancre
Berlin, Nov. 22-Two German de-
tachments penetrated into the Brit
lsh trenches and destroyed the works.
Berlin, Nov. 22-Betwcen Ochirda
and Presha Lake and the plains Of
Monastir the entente vanguards are
within reach Of the German Bulsar-
ian positions.
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FOOD DICTATORSHIP
FOR UNITED STATES
(By United Pressl

Toledo, o., Nov. 22.-Advocating
food dictatorship for the United
States, Dean Scott Hearing of the
Toledo university today stated that
the United States crisis was not as
severe as that which was facing the
Europeans but that it was becoming
more acute by shipping huge
amount Of gold into the United
States, England has inflated our
prices.
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WOULD INTRODUCE
FOOD EMBARGO BILL
(By United PresS)

Washington. Nov. 22.-Represen-
tative Fitzgerald Of New York, chair
man Of the house appropriation COM
mittee. stated today that he would
introduce resolution providing for
food embargo as soon as congress
convened
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4 AMERICANS AFTER
TRAVELLING II DAYS
OVER DESERT ARRIVE
FROMCITY0FPARRAL
Tell Stories Of Suffering in Making
Their Escape to the United
States.
LEAVE AFTER VILLA ~
OCCUPIES THE CITY
Apparently No Hope of the Settle.
ment of the Mexican
Question.
LEAVE AFTER VILLA ~
OCCUPIES THE CITY
by United PresS)

Nogales. Ariz.. Nov. 22.-After
sleeping "a hours. four Americans
who were fatigued from II days
travel over deserts through hostile
country following Villas occupation
OF Parral, awoke this morning and
told stories OF their sufferings in
their escape to the United States.
The refugees stated that since Tre-
vino's Carranzista force has returned
to chihuahua City the Villistas have
re-entered Santa Rosalia. The ban
dts are running the trains between
Parral, JimineZ and Santa Rasalia.
The United States agents profess
that they did not know Of this move
but state that they knew that there
was some skirmishing there.
Atlantic City. N. j., Nov. "a
There is apparently no hope for the
settlement OF the Mexican question,
in the minds OF the joint commission
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BUSINESS MEN
TO STAGE BIG
BILLIARD MEET

Bemidji business men will stage
a billiard tournament at the Ideal
Pool and Billiard hall, beginning
next Monday. The management OF
the billiard hall has donated an eight
dollar cue for first prize and a five
dollar box Of cigars as second prize
in the tournament.
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REAL ESTATE MEN
INDORSE MOVEMENT
TO SAVE SWAMPS

The Minneapolis Real Estate board
has indorsed the work of the recla-
nation committee on floods and
drainage Of the AllMinnesota Devel-
opment association to develop inter-
est In the reclamation of the mil
lions OF wet acres in Northern Min
nesota. The board gave $500 cash
contribution to aid the work.
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Temperance exercises were given
at the Murray school Sunday after
noon.
Schwartz Bros. have been moving
their household furniture, etc, this
week from Jenkins. Herman Thorn
has been doing the hauling.
Miss Martha Stene arrived home
from Shocks Friday evening for q
short visit.
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Card indexes, letter files, simple ac-
count flles, shannon flles. wire bas-
kets and every kind Of legal enve-
lope file may be seen at the Pioneer
office. The prices are less than what
Twin City storos ask.
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Judge Wallace Hook Says Decision is
Merely to Rush Decision to Su.
preme Court.
FEDERAL ATTORNEYS
TO FILE AN APPEAL
Case May Be Taken to High Court
Immediately; Railways Win
First Round.
(By United Press)

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 22.-The
Adamson law is unconstitutional and
invalid, according to a decision by
Judge Wallace Hook OF the Federal
court today.
He refused pass motion by Fed
eral attorneys that applications Of
the receivers OF the Missouri, Okla
homa & Gulf railway for an injunc-
tion against the Adamson law be dis
missed.
Federal attorneys are expected to
take the case to the supreme court
Immediately to test the constitution
ality OF the law irrevocably.
Judge Hook said that his decision
was merely to rush the case to tho
supreme court.
Baltimore, Nov. 22.-Efforts to
effect an affiliation between the Am
erican Federation Of Labor and the
four railway brotherhoods received q
decided impetus yesterday, when the
federation convention here enthu-
siastically received five speeches by
the four representatives of the differ
ent brotherhoods and President
Gompers OF the federation. fayoring
such action.
Encouraged by the friendly recep-
tion Of the plan, the leaders of the
two organizations are preparing to
inaugurate joint fight for better
working conditions, particularly for
railway workers of all classes and
against all compulsory arbitration
measures the same as If an official
affiliation had been perfected.
Washington, Nov. 22.-It was
learned yesterday that the president
has been strongly but vainly urged
to recommend to congress legislation
authorizing the interstate commerce
commission to investigate wages paid
on railroads. In addition to the pro-
posals made last summer for enlarge
ment of the commission, forcer inves-
tigation Of disputes by strikes or lock-
outs and authorization to the commits
sion to consider wages in fixing
freight rates. the president is under
stood to have decided to again urge
that congress make all arbitral
awards in such disputes, judgments
by record Of a court Of law.
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The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold its regular meeting
in the basement of the church to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
All the ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
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P0STMASTERS ARE
RECRUITING OFFICERS

Corporal Coomler, who is canvass
ing this district in connection with
the United States army recruiting Of
flee in Bemidji. left Tuesday to visit
all the postoffices between Bemidji
and East Grand Forks. Under a new
law, second, third and fourth class
postmasters are authorized to assist
in securing men for the army.
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NORTHWEST 0DDlTY

St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. ga
Meat, eggs, apples and other
foods may be kept for months
being buried in peat bogs,
Prof. r. w, Thatcher OF the
University Of Minnesota, has
almost decided today. He ia
experimenting with this SIM
plest method Of food preser-
walton.
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London, Nov. 22.--No official
Vienna announcement has been re-
ceived that Francis Joseph Is dead,
although special dispatches from Va
rious sources confirm. HE death.
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London. Nov. 22.-There is no at
tempt to conceal the gravity here OF
account Of the advance into western
Rumania. indicated by the fall o.
Cariova.
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Paris, nov. 32.-The allies are
still hotly pursuing the Teutons
driven from Monastir. The Serbians
especially heartened by the occupa-
ton of their ancient city OF Monas-
tir. are pressing northward irresist-
ably toward Prilep.
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Briefs and Personals.

Eurn--A SON. o. Ar and Mrs Paul
Euyd. Of PIatt. kans. April O.. Mr. Royd
i- tine SON ui Nr. and Mr.. Robert Boyd
and formerly lived here.
Mrs. Ed 'uuH. 'f &"rth Chestnut ST.
ls visitor 20 St tlairsyilll and
Wheeling Monday.
Albert luuduu. OF bridgeport. was a
visitor h'r, Tuesday
Guy Lynch. ut Nuui-fl,il. was a Nlsi-
tor here. TUESDAY
Mis- l-ut.i EluGfioId 90 West Main
street. was Of Cambridge wednesday tu
fii,ud -tudN Ions Legs" and visited
With Ma. James -ury.
Miss Laura ltHltrs. returned fD I.r
bonn, ur Nvrth Chestnut street. Monday
after visit with her sister. MrssChas.
casey. or ttmUrIGAt. She was accom-
panied home hy her little niece. Nancy
Casey. who viii visit at the Rogers
home.
Eoru-.ro Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Her
man ~ Columbus. e. baby boz. April ..
com husiu. @e Tuesday.
The property GO Chester Fowl On
NJ ..t Main street has been purchased
hy br D. g. white.
Miss Daisy Conner. who t4 atfsudir.
BLISS Fu-iu,-- college. 10 Columbus Is
SIS. Tins ut n'f bonn. hero.
Mrs fr't'rIo schroeder and chill
\H. has. returned hum. after "a vIs.t
'N Mr. Ashton Aubr.ut1. uf West
N.Ir street.
.te- stella Taylor. OF cleveland. who
'H h'.r visiting eco Dor hDWe boo IuIr.
view. visited d.. fH' nuu. uf ST. uI
Mr- Roland N,DHrtr.y. of Esst Main
N...... Dallas wusus and uroua,ns
I..u. .f fh'f 0.if. w'r' recent visitors
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from pittsburgh. after visiting his par
ents foE a few days.
The many friends Of Mrs. Iulana
Coleman. Of North seventh street Will
Zee pleased to learn that she il i'm
proving at her home.
There are at present about go cases
Of measles Ia the city and new eases
arc being reported each day.
Mrs. \ ". Diver has returned from
littshurgh after being called there 10y
tire death ~ relatives
Tho meeting Of tho Martins Ferry
Ihimhlc Eco scheduled to- De- held at the
home 81 Mrs. Harvey Carter last even
ing, was postponed.
The directors # IN. nov ice company
hold "A meeting Monday evening and de-
,id"d 10 proceed with the erection oi
the new g.. plant.
saturday viii he pay DAY for the en-
ulUNeS Of the trust mills IA this vicinity
g.. W krun"y lis recovering at the
local HOSPITAL from the effects Of an
Operation underwent last. week
Miss Helen klzor. of this city. lef,
yesterday morning for Dallas to at
tend tho wedding Of Miss Mary Holmes
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When your child Del
Croupy system full of
cold nose stopped up
and DO ie cross. fc,sri %
ard frcffuI give 90 90
NOSTRIOG.ABAkT
Apply tho hot melted
Balm over back. chest
and shoulders. and bake
in before q hot fro o.
croupy apply fo nostriis
and have child swallow
81 small piece
This simple treatment
will cuf fho phlorm and
stop sl1 coughirr ana
s'rtrciiuE at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
Many mothers are nov

Many mothers arc now
u..uE simple. ssrstbto
NOSTRtOLA and notb.
irI else to keep tho chi.
dr'n free from Colds and
Group
4 NOSTRIOr.A
BAKE is just as enc
tive FOR rrown-ups asfor
children
You VIII not believe
fho good results tine
simple treatment viii
hring until you make
OBJ" toaf Get r &c tube
~ NOSTR1OLN ~ your
drucgist today and tfyit.
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Police Court.

ne following cases were disposed OF
N mayor lsalston'S court Yesterday
morning William Moore. who was a.
rested on the charge OF assaultinE ms
VIE. drew 800 and six months in IN.
NahesNlile wOrkhousc. Aldo JeferSon
s.arsed Win a petty theft was handed
Sl". ana 80 days In the workhOuS..
y red oStram was handed SIS and costs
~ abusing an officer. Two other for
riEners nncd s. and costs IN f.,',-.- =
tnnesS each. Winnie Mccain. who was
arrested Monday ON tho charc. OF on
sufficient evidence aaginst h.r a.. t,,
iroduced at the hearing. '''
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'n Thursday at noon the woman
Normal ''''.
Briefs.
Mt. Lester Wilson and little daurt-
De Gardner home "'
Mrs. 4. J. NcCollpch has been visit
ing beg 4fuGhfsr iu Wheeling
Miss EallIc W curtis 81 the w.
VIII -iehk before the Collctfrf
NII.nfar association az the T. " q
ON NdI"fuay aftCrruou.
Nf AMI Mrs ". T.. Gorbey and u.tfa
son. or Elm Grove. have been the
Q .'~ of Mrs stella shorts
Miss sue WadIell sgent the vel
,.I with her sister. Mrs. Ralph Nor
fl..r. Hf valley Grove
81, NinIfr'd. Nf'le daughter 81 Mr. AMI
W.. corr 'r'w.lI ls 900 Of the neasIe.
MI bort Nayf and David W.
Wheeling visitors Tuesday
Mrs HIr-. Tri~ble. OF Shorf Cr.,t
SPENT t.e Weekend with relatives No..
..., ID. i'7rnr and s s Curtis
N.. .. ODD. trIe week 90 occupy fh.ir
summer residence '"'''
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Tedious worn

Ire Workmcn employed by the Wheel
lns traction company in pulling down
nc larEe stones from the hillside be-
LN'eh stop ; and on the Rayland line
sc M,thlhE under great difficulties
esterday one of the worknen Was
forced To a." rope around his waist
ne rope being held by four mon on fo,
over the steep emhankment. II viii r.
gulre several days Of work to remove
all tho stones
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Harrison street. IsI, returned from a
Visit with friends az MiuEo.
Nr9. e.. A. Hciul,Iu has returned from,
VISIT with friends az Earn.SViIlc
Miss Anna Garrison mas returned To-
h'r home Zoo Muuudsyille. after a visit
With relatives 200 the ,ity.
Airs. Frank Morrill, AMI daughter have
r"t Jru.t from Cd visit with frieufs az
AlasSi Hon
l.'slf" Ecutcr has returned 10 CI4rhs-
burg. after a visit with his parents am
Ross. Hill
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UHtIa Al t'FN Ices VIII Dc mold This aft-
srnoon from the home Of tho pare M.
Mr. ana Mrs. John McDcrmott In Mae
N'E tdulton. over tho remains Of their
infant child. which died MondsV. 49,
,nE. Ihe services will bc In cnarg, 81
REV. j. :. Jenkins. pastor 81 the welsh
CONGREGATIONAL church. and int.-,,,I.,'
viii Doe ia Rivcryisw ccm,tcr,.
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o.. T h' NowHu's Auxiliary ur Trinity
Episcopal church viii meet Thursd.y
evening 80 th" home OF Mrs g. " Dick
'n-. on North Guernsey street several
important matters wiII D.. given afrru-
II"h. N.i m'Wt.r ar. urged fu attend
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, o. i.rt. and h.s son. Kenneth. ara
l"ih 'ynhncd Co their home on Third
De t'l- Mandolin and Guitar 1r-
ch'-frt was pleasantly arfsrtsfr.J .
To- home az Dr rs. o. Sims last ,t.n-
lIff -hIr-h last evening after mic.
'h ..n'S Zoo This city T.r a fe,v d9ya
u vs.. Mitchell. uf ST. cIa.rstIII, Vas
U. frIaud. '--'-
H. " 'I'iHu ItpIHtrdt Popular vs. 6. q.
.'.e'l agent LETT Yesterday Tor
'' y org state fu spend rIa vacation
irri Faust returned It-t ,,,rfrr
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Want street opened

-, was SAID yesterday that petitions
viii Doe presented to council in fba No.
lului', asking that body Co open second
street ihruuch o." Iia~kIus glass plant
property. ltN opening this street ~ will
connect with Main street making On.
on thr LONGEST streets through tho CITY
~ I VIII run north and south IN. en-
tirC length of tho rIfy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12
MARTINS FERRY

a Martins Ferry suh-station for the
sale OF eessemer Steel Document Bose.
tor - cents and a single clipped eou-
pom has been established by The In
tellisencer az
somMERs' CONFECTIONERY.
10 South Fifth ST.
y limited supply Of the Document
Boxes now on hand. First come first
served.
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Club Will Nee,

The Muse. Iff.rafur- and A.. ,r,r
NuI hold if1 regular meeting Friday
afternoon a. thr hnms of Mrs. D. ~ No
''ihN. ~ North NunIs street. Following
o." business s program will b. rendered
era hursh RIII boz Oh. subject FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12

Pres dent e. ). AlbsSiu. or the sub
dl-trl'f miners. yesterday sent ont tr..
OFFICIAL notices 20 the mem h.-rs az fr.
seal" committee. telling 'h.m Of tba
Joint conference which Will 30 hold I'D
anton. rfarttnE Tuesday. April rs Tho
Hotel
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Looking for Recruits.

90 sergeant Davis. 90 charg. OF fr,
United states Army Recruiting sf,tt.,
IN wheeling. was in this city ycSt.rdt,,.
ai t''noou looking for men FOR tho arfny
lhc ouiccr stated that Dee had r,c.iy.-
instructions telling him 90 enlist mon
as RAPIDLY as possible. and A Iarr.
amount oi literature was distributed
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Traffic ON tho street ear lines through
INI- CITY was tied up Tor q short fimr
'ei"ffaF morning while repairs were
NIX made 20 tho limo ou Bridge stree.
n" trolley pole ON a ear surouta TO
NJ h'euuz tore down tho lime for Quit.
3D. distance and traffic W+- tied up tfIf
'h' line department car arrived.
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civic Club HeId Meeting.

Ih' .Eular meeting ct th. MuWau.s
CIVIC club Was held last evening Iu tine
auditorium 81 rho High school The
meeting VAS Wsll attended and the T..-
,"i. or ~" program was fh' paper read
hN Miss Gene Earu.v. ou .NfnJ.r.. ,.f,f..
An Plans w,r. also completed FOR One,
bah sal. o." b- hold ou Saturday. April
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NIcHoLsoN eE1s JOE

WASHINGTON. April Maredifb
N''.o' or. ~ indianapolis. an author
has been agreed upon bv
, resident Wilson and Secretary BAKER
IyI appointment a. assistant secretsrv
or war Mr. Nicholson he cios,
% re0r friend of Mr Baker ana d.
under TODD IN have the supporf of
Vice President Narshall
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Births nnn nenths

The ~torh stlI rules IN E.Ifair,. a,-
,ttdluE Goo tho report ot Registrar Il.
". Boone. announced Nt@rsfdt.. The
o. port SHOWS total OF 80 births AMI
., deaths 100 Boli9lGe during an, month
Of March. 10 fhe Col. u-hip there we're
D. hir he aud deaths
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BRIDGEPORT


'iIiccr Johnson gathered iu three Of
Itild' = yesterday afternoon. an being.
picked UP on the charge of druuksnr.,.4.
lh'N VIII b" arrtiEueI before Navor
S'hat'r. this morning Tor hearing
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P1aygrounds Meeting

INC ray ~ ounds association will hold
Trade rooms ON Hanover street and !,
l1i attendance Of the members and
all OF those tnters Sted in the work Isl
I-lueSted. Tho nominating committee.
appointed az the last meeting will sub
hlt q list OF names this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12

Tho p"Wb beers OF tho l.. - .. NJ. lodge
not ir ihr lodge rooms Monday evening.
After CO., business was transacted "A so
rial hour was held. Refreshments were
served
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\" QU'|N I.TI.T- n he INST NJ. =
church. h'lt O. hask,. picui, BOO the din
ms room 90 "a, church Tuesday even
lng. Later they attended revival ser
Vices st the church. seats were re-
s'rv"d ~ the church iur th, high school
pupils Tuesday evening
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WEST LIBERTY
Communion Services.

WEST LIBERTY. w Va. April d,
communion services will be held in
ln' frcsbyt terrain church on next sum
Gay. Npri 10. with preparatory servi..,
saturday afternoon.
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Tour u n, nov ~. r,-.ntT,. =,
''iN'u 10y the Wheeling Traction COM
Iany viii he placed in service Of ~,
10y lahu DIVISION this morning. accord
.i INC cars was run oa the line yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-12

Ing arranged n m" nature ~ an old
fashioned party rally and 90 is said
~ Viii b tho biggest and most import
ant u"'tin- held IA ohio prior 10 the
IT'sidcntial primHr! on April 20
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GAINESVILLE, 0

INENE~NlLLE. o. April 1.-THE
Nftdl' Graft club mot with Mrs. Cora
Moore al her home on South Broadway.
tuesday evening. Fancy work was the
INVERSION OF Tho evening. and a dainty
luncheon was served