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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20
MEETS DEMANDS or ENTENTE
Greece Declares Friendly Intentions
Toward the Allies,

Paris, Dec. 15.--An official tele-
gram announcing that Greece had ac-
cepted unreservedly the conditions Of
the allies was received at the foreign
Office at midnight.
Greek Reply to Allies.
London, Dec. 16.--According to an
Athens dispatch. Greece has replied
to the allies ultimatum by saving
that 1t accepts the demands made on
1t, as it Is desirious of giving another
manifest proof Of the sincerely
friendly sentiments which have al
ways animated 1t toward the entente.
The reply says that no hostile move
ments OF troops have ever taken
place or been projected and that the
transfer of material northward vii!
Immediately cease. Orders have al
ready been given, 1t Is stated, regard
ing the movements OF troops and war
material and will be carried out as
rapidly as possible.
In respect to the attack on British
and French marines in Athens on De-
cember ], the government declares
that it desires to give every legiti-
mate satisfaction and refers to its
proposals to arbitrate. It expresses
the hope that the allied powers will
reconsider their decision to continue
the blockade, which, 1t says. is strain
ing relations and iinpressing public
opinion. The reply concludes with
the expression Of a desire by the gov
eminent and people OF Greece for
resumption OF the excellent tradi-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20
Quarantincd for Meningitis.

l;l Paso, Texas, Dec. 19.-Four
companies in the Georgia infantry
Brigade have been guarantined be-
cause Of the discovery of spinal men
nights among these troops, it was
announced at military headquarters
here to-day
and G, of the First Infantry; NJ, Of
the Second Infantry, and B, Of the
Fifth Infantry. 1t was announced
men Of these companies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20
CALL TO FARMERS,

. All persons interested in u
y getting six per cent loans from 4
y the National Government on 4
X farm property are requested to Il
" meet at the Court House in Il
Il WaIhalla Immediately after the 4
X sales on January 1st.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20
Twclve-M0nth Strike Ends,

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 16.---The
Wi!kcsbarrc 12months-old street car
strike ended to-day when the strik-
ers voted in favor Of peace proposal
drawn by members OF tho United
Mine Workers
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20

Thos. J. Davis and Super Cantrell,
OF Walhalla, are members OF Com
pany VI, OF the Fifth Georgia Regi-
ment, stationed at Eel Paso. Davis IS
a sergeant in Comapny NJ, and is
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Davis, OF
West Union. Cantrell, a private, Is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses l.. Can
trell, Of near Walhalla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20

tional confidence which previously
existed between Greece and the en-
tente nations,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20
Rainfall for Week.

Rainfall for week ending December
10Th. at p. M, is furnished us by
II. w. Brandt, cooperative observer.
The record follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE. W Va. April Nor
man l1Eur. OF At Union. spent sunday
Win hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
august jacquard. caretaker Of tho
Marr"lia club. arrived sunday for the
season
Mrs. Edward Null. returned home
sunday fu Haz.lwOud Addition after a
short visit with friends ON the creek
WIN O.. shepherd. nf Wheeling spent
creek
oiiyer sheets was a wheeling visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs John Robson visited a. the
home of h'r mothtr-iu-law. Mrs. samuel
Robson. un Pine tuu wednesday.
Flora sheets visited with friends on
'h' creek Wednesday.
Gertrude White spent Monday In Elm
Grove
Archie Soabrirht was n visitor ~ che
nom, Df charles sfcinman. ou HandI1n's
hiIl Tuesday.
Hars Esrtrue. ~ oak H1. was a
business caller az the home Of jess
NHurhcrfy.
N dinner party was given NJ tho home
~ George T. Eolwnr SUNDAY. 80 being
OBJ. amin. rsIry uf Mr. TOimars birth
400 HIs children uTi grandchildren ,Vrr.
th"r" tto help celebrate the joyful occa-
sion
Jack Nrfhure was o. business caller
Iu wheeling ~ rdrfadHF.
Clarence Robson has recovered from
on attack of measles
Anna NJ. EuinE viii close a success
ful term of school Ht the Locust Grove
school Friday
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Work ou thr construction of fh. Suu-
Oh bridge Nf VALLEY Grove. Hu the &H-
tYntI road. which wac wrecked bf uu
auto about year aEH. bel pTDEr'-siu
nicely.
A. zorro. of men was af work ye.t,r-
day cleaning number ut che streets o.
IIm Grove
saturday evening box ana p-e 80
.It v.N u' hello in Gore ED,k IIu. school
house.
o. N Ilrk OFF West Alexander. ut. sn-
gagged In tH. I1Ip tu-ius.a
Misses +slUe and I.Hua Harsh ~
o., guest uI relative. uuI friends ia
Is nNf.Ire
SIR ana ur. Alfred PAUL. ~ Woods.
dale. returned home yesterday nFfrr
inNirs spent iH, pact few weeks 90 At
Nr- u'nr, Eu,r of I.Iu Grove. who
Pee Teen DO f.I OBJ. past Few days. ie
E.. Thurr. e. r.B.. uf roU1ra....
u'if'..i tt.I interesting HIIr.s. r
fH. Vance Memorial Irr.Itf.riHu
uIr.N IHaf evening Iu Connection wIi.
iNr sfr.IaI services being held there
Tfis evening social VIII DO held b,
i.U m.uh're Hf tr. -HunwOre class
off fn. TrIuIr.rN.H district HIUH school
Mrs John lIIEHa HI Uric. pa. who
IIH been visiting relatives uf IImWu.H.
Doe poi 'urr.I fH Dor home
etrrruuff.Iu Nae been purchased Tor
fHe WuHlaIsI. school together with
many HIli.a show IrE educational views
near Oh. - bridge
D. 20 wilson IT Cambridge OBJ who
fI. boon visiting relatives 90 Moods.
n..f. ItH returned fl HE home
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a. they arc behind with their spring
work on account OF bad weather
George Myers IL moving TO the Nc
Ginnis property.
Miss Floss scheriok Is visiting her
brother at Calls.
James Church Is very 81 at this writ
ing.
Or. Brill. OF Calls. has moved to wolf
Run. '
Misses Essie and Mary Margaret phil
IIps visited their grandma lats Tuesday
Miss Lenore Kinney visited EssIe
Phillips on Wcdussday
Mrs. Jane kerus has moved To- the
Crow property on Dry Ridge
The first man TO report young chick
cus-W. J.. Wells
Mrs. Beulah McCardIe Misses Fav,
and Mabel Buzzard visited Lenora Kin
n"y Thursday evening
PROF. VI. h. Strawn has been IN otir
midst trying to secure pupils for "a sum
mer term OF school 30 b. held al Cross
list '
ar. Blaine schorich took the picturss
or tho cross Roads shcool ON The Iasf
day.
The scholars that took the dIplcua
examination have received their reports
Nj. VIII Church and Fair Kinney gradu-
ated al this term Of school
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LITTLETON


=, LIT IbEToN. W. Va. April s.-Mis-
Mary slider visited friends in Hundred.
Miss Mary Jones. Of Hundred spent
monday and tuesday here. with friends
Mr. John Robinson. Of New Martins
~, i.i'' clsitcd his son James here Tor a
Mrs. samuel Poo and daughter Gene
Nit.Ng spent "wednesday with friends n
Miss Laura Bradley has returned home
SIl.r short visit with friends in Hun
Mrs John Underwood was shoppine In
Wheeling. Tuesday
Miss Martha Church. os Renwood
Np,nl sunday here With friends
Miss Mary GillinEham ~ Downs yts-
itcd nor parents here. sunday
Miss Toxic Dent left sunday for BEN
,wogd' where she has accepted a posi-
Miss Ethel u. Caste ia visiting t.r
pa, his in MorFanfown for a few DAYS
Mr. T. " Robinson was a business
visitor in Hundred. Tuesday.
Mrs. tharIsr Garrison has returfaH
Rh,9w,,c gfter short visit with friends in
Mr nav rurch was a business visit-
90 100 wheeling. Thursday
Miss Ray Love and niece. Miss Grci-
gh,n Lowe. n Cameron. spent sunday
viii Mrs J. D. Robinson
Mr clyde ToeffsfhwnIfr. OF Wells
,n.3i.,f ,.I,ni Monday and Tuesday here.
Mr. wallace McF1u. or Fairmon, was
'",,nE - pa friends here. sunday
Miss Mnudr Bradley Ia spending L. frvv
Gays With friends Loo Manuinrton
Mf o. q. Thompson has returned hnrrs
nl.f business trip f1 Sew Martins
-. Ma. Caro- uadfs, visited friends i,
MlnninEfHu. Tuesday
NJ Ink.. r1 I.s vss n business visitor
.r, 10Y Nhrhns'ilI'. Wednesday ami
o. 4 c Earnest af pHisfureb Was
a business Visitor hsre flr fsw days
SIR H1rr. Gsrl, has returned r,r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
SAND HILL


SAND hill. W. Va. April C-NIiaa
Emily J. Smith. Of MoundsriIio. has r.-
turned 90 her home after teaching q
su'rcseful tern. of school nf tho lower
sand HiIl school. She was rrsaerfcd bv
nor pupils Win large. beautiful vase.
Mr.. Isaac Davis is The guest ~ reis-
ives In Wh''uuE This week
Mrs. George Fox was calling ON Ma.
James Iuukius. Friday
Mr.. Sylvas Norman has Left for
Flushing. o., whore he has accented "a
parent. Mr ma Mrs. John Norman. or
Misses BeuIah and Alice us,ie sp,,,
W.T,ginc.,d,ny 49, guests of Miss virginia
Miss Aanns Ewing. or near Viola. wifi
close u successful term OF school af tF.
-. n.f Grove school ibis week
Mrs Albert Winters and dauFrf.ra
Lulu, EfIi' ana Alta. spent WrHusa.i4t
VI re- ih. iorw'r'9 pnrcnfF Mr. and Mrs
" Iiarry D,s.. vae business
caller in tIfu Grove. Wadrfsdlt.
Miss virginia Caldwell OF UIr flTl.I.
ms Greek spent Wrdr.adHr ana .rI.rI,.
ga. WIN Dor aunt MrH John urtfa
NJ tIIffr n. FfIHIDr bias moved 60
hi- newly rur. hnsrd farm fHIa rfaE
MreHrr James and EInarI U.UrI.T.
nnd sister ll1r1 have moved zion. ft.Ir
hoWr ~ N'ne. o.. t0 their farm 1f fHIa
~ lance JuHsins purchased now
horse fIla week
Mr. william IS tuE, was tho s,,..,
m Ifr r1rfrfr Str and Wr. Tr.r.
rhrl h'rd. of lIr WI..Iur Dr..E fHIe
NJ Ceorre Jos sr,rt varas. ,rt
Tuesdsy win wr " 81 N.k.sn. ~ IT,
ter" Run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
TROUBLES OF old ,
AGE EASILY RELIEVED
SPLENDID NEW MEDICINE NOW
ENDORSED BY MANY OLD
PEOPLE SOLD HERE.
GREAT DISCOVERY MADE BY GER
MAN IN DAYTON.
So-cAllED RHEUMATISM AN D
KIDNEY TROUBLE RElIEv-
Ed BY TANlAC.

As We grow old all the organs of
the body naturally grow weaker and
the stomach. kidneys and liver are
very apt to give out under the strain
OF advancing years and the overwork
and eXcesses of other kinds we have
practiced. and that is why so many
old folks suffer from backache rheu-
matte pains. headaches. dizziness,
weak Kidneys. nervousness and the
kindred ills which come along as the
natural sequence as a result of these
disorders. Those past middle age
may very wisely accept the advice of
many others who We're in the same
condition. and begin taking Tanlac
the new medicine which acts as
stimulant and tonic for WORKOUT. de-
ranged vital organs. and aids diges-
ton. II assists the kidneys and liver
to perform their regular functions
and these organs working properly rid
the system OF the excess uric acid
which is the real cause OF so many
so-called rheumatic troubles" said Mr.
-. who is at present in this
city, representing the great laborato-
ries in Dayton. Ohio. where the won
derful new preparation. Tanlac. wa
created. after years of study and re-
search. looking TO the discovery OF n
remedy which would overcome condi-
tons OF the stomach. kidnsy and liver.
due to exhaustion OF these vital or
gans Mr--will be found daily
AT the C. II Griest 4 Co. drug store
where Tanlac. the new medicine. Is
now being sold al 81 per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Fear of Some Dreaded Diseases
May Cause You Actual Illness
Slight Stomach, Kidney Liver Trouble Magnifed by
Imagination, Causes Many to Go In Search of Doctor
Operation Health Resort - Oftimes All That Is
Needed Is Thorough Trial of the New and Wonder.
full Remedy Called Tanlac
GREAT CHEMISTS REPRESENTA-
TIVE TELLS WHY MANY ARE
WORRIED AND SICK MOST
OF TIME.

Imagination and fear cause more
people To visit doctors and hospitals
man perhaps any one other thing"
We find in every city where TanIac
Is being introduced that thousands of
people live in daily fear and imagine
they nave some terrible affliction or
disease, when in reality, with the
stomach, kidneys or liver deranged
they only need "A good tonic. stimulant
ana appetizer 10 bring them out OF the
worn out. run down condition into
whlch they have brought themselves
oy worry, overwork. overeatinE and
other excuses, too great for nature
10 Withstand. Tanlac. the new medi-
cine, which in thousands OF cases. has
proven exceptionally successful in
correcting such conditions. WAS ere
ated simply to aid nature and assist
the strain worn out stomach. kidneys
and liver to perform their regular
functions, and by removing the cause
OF this debilitated and extraordinary
condition. the new medicine has
worked wonders" continued Mr. -
People who have feared and wor.
RED over imaginary troubles. have
often times given their case up and
resigned themselves to an inValid's
fate until some one called to their at
tention remedy which almost invari-
ably. in even the most desperate cases
quickly brings them back their old
health. vitality, appetite and energy
IL Is said that nine out of every ten
people in the average American city
lie are afflicted with some sort OF
stomach trouble and on top Of this
with the exception OF two most dread
ed diseases. kidney and liver troubles
take more people away annually than
from all other causes combined. and
II might be said that the more serious
ailments are due to neglect when ma
ture Is only suffering from minor all
ments easily corrected IL given atten-
ton in the earlier stages The system
Is open TO attack by contagious and
other diseases only when deranged
and out Of order and for this reason.
none should fail TO Immediately begin
taking Tanlac II troubled with head
aches. constipation. indigestion. sore
ness or pains in the side or back. ner-
vousness. loss OF sleep. energy or appe-
tite. or in fact any OF the many kin
dred ailments and symptoms which
all too plainly indicate disorders in
these vital organs" said Mr..
The representative who is present
daily at -. where he explains
more about this wonderful preparation.
thousands are so highly praising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
LBESVILLE

IEESNtLIE. CD. April OrIn Price
vgg hero. from 'HahuCtou. Tuesday
Miss IfnH Price was boz CuahuDfHn. this
wIUh
Mrs Frank Forbes was here. from
IIIEffHf.fu SUNDAY.
~ Elliott vaa bod -hrr1fetIiIe. we'd
UU.IIr
WIa. U.I.r Sheriff was loo ,adif. Sat.
UrIH NHuI SUNDAY
Edwin hfHIr wont t1 Sow TIInI. I.
rhIH Wednesday. fHr week
IH.wI. aud Albert AUnIr were In
NN.r.I.NIIi". This week
NJ. Bessie M..aItr. ~ Trana. b. the
rulef ~ Der father r. II Love
l Ut l.fr vas u sH.r1IstIiIo. on
HuaIu. SATURDAY
Emmett M.DHuies Of fiowcrstown. was
Iu town ono dos fhIa week
VIII ADJ. and Nf|I Tuufg we're Irr,
from IHwsref.wu. SUNDAY
W. Ir'.r HuI t D. icmaafrrs wore
IU canton Monday
TI.H fhIa week
Nr. I.... VA. v.|.t r.r.tf..-
.r -..H. over SUNDAY
hIs. 81. N. uayhun. o. De.roy. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
PROVES TANLAC
ALL THAT'S CLAIMED
STATEMENTS BELOW SIMILAR TO
A THOUSAND OTHERS PROVE
TANlAC GREAT REMEDY.
CHRONIC INDIGESTION. STOMACH
AND KIDNEY TROUBLE
RELIEVED.

Just TO prove again that Tanlac IL
truly wonderful medicine we quote
below from two well known Lynch
burg people the stories exactly as they
told them OF how Tanlac brought re.
lief in chronic indigestion. stomach
and kidney trouble. and anyone de.
string TO know more about this re-
markable preparation. should either
read the daily papers in which are
printed daily statements OF many
others or call at Lumsden a. Hammers
drug store. where Mr.. n. T.. Thrower
very gladly explains more about the
new medicine. Tanlac. which thou.
sands are praising in all parts of the
country.
Il suffered from stomach and kid
ney trouble and everything I ate
would seem 10 lodge in my throat and
give me heartburn. was troubled
with gas, causing pains in my chest
and my kidneys were badly out OF
order and irregular l had rheumatic
pains in all my joints. felt weak. tired
and sleepy all the time until after see
ing Ianlac advertised began taking
II land II certainly helped me so much
i advise anybody troubled as ! was
TO take H.. | have a splendid appe-
lite. eat everything | want without
hurting me. Am no longer bothered
with pains in my chest, my kidneys
are acting fine now. my digestion Is
good and all the old rheumatic pains
nave about disappeared, so of course
nave great deal more life and
energy about n.e and have gained both
strength and weight. Signed. r. w
Reams. 2lli Filbert street. Lynchburg.
The above should convince anyone
troubled with rheumatic pains. kidney
or stomach trouble. that Tanlac is
worthy of trial and the following
proves II likewise wonderfully -e-
heNes INDIGESTION and other forms OF
stomaca 'oubles. Il suffered from
chronic Indigestion. felt weak and
drowsy all the time. MY food would
become sour and gas would form on
my stomach. This caused me to be
SICK al the stomach often and gave me
headaches. was very restless and
nervous at night and didn't sleep we'll
! was losing weight and my stomach
was sore and aChed Then saw Tan.
lac advertised and at first | didn't
have much faith in patent medicines
l had tried so many different kinds
without results. but Tanlac helped
me where all others failed. The head.
aches' nervousness and soreness in
my stomach have disappeared Have
a splendid appetite. relish my food and
nave gained in flesh and strength. /
nave no bad after effects even after
the heartiest meal Signed. w. "A
MARTIN I'LL Kemper street. Lynch.
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
MORE RHEUMATISM
THAN EVER BEFORE
Cier8ymer. Lawyers. Brokers. Mechan.
fcs and Merchants Stricken.

our old friend Rhoumsuz Dol having
hH inning fh.s year. and % frw uords
OF caution from One who know all
about Dr. mUy uut ha amI.-
Wear rubber. U damp weather.
Keep your f''' dry drink plenty ar
lemonade. and avoid strong alcoholic
drinks
N rheuunfI EDf. sou. or ariauca
and 1ou have sharp twInEos. fnawrG
pain ur swollen Joints or muscles. YOU
can got rII of aIl agony fu just few
day hy taking onrhaIf traspoonful OF
NIruma once day
hl DRUGGISTS know about Hhsuma.
Co., h1rml'a v"f powerful. shcap. yet
sur' and a nront bottle viii usf o.
Tong tmr Nst John Coleman co or
arI DRUGGIST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
CROSS ROADS

CROSS ROADS. w Va. Anil a
very progressive term Of school AZ this
q. a. Mcmillan. 4 vcfv fine dinner was
served By the ladies. after which an ca
ccllcnt program was rendered by teacher
ana uuIiis. Excellent music was fur
rlshes rs the Cross Roads 0rrb,rtr,
hg scholars presented Mr. mcmillan
with very I'm" watch charm Quite "a
hTEe crowd was present. as the weather
was beautiful and every one seemed
Elnd 20 Dc there. 4 nice treat given bv
the teacher was distributed at the clos
ing
LeWlcl Scott has moved iis family
Co Tho J.. T. Phillips farm
To" farmers or" at getting busy now
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been the guest OF J. NJ. Mcqueen and
te ra visit in Pittstnirgh.
= }. Giles, OF Mineral City. has been
the guest Of Dr. Giles
Ronald Trip has returned from q
long visit In Cleveland
Miss Dora Newell. OF CarroIIton. re-
'entlE visited FOR several days here
.9n nave bcen recent guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. \. =. Mcyandf ~
Miss Mar yrimme rman Of New Phil
adclphia. has been the guest OF Nfr ana
Mrs James Zimmerman.
David liEglc. Of Elm Grove. has 70
from James Coffee.
90 \ \ Birney and Haywood Clark. Of
WIN Iliy' we're recent business visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Volunteer Firemen Meet.

The question OF better Sewerage for
the towns OF Mount dc Chantal. Pleas
anton and Chantal Court was discussed
at the meeting OF the volunteer fircmcnn
OF the three towns held last night In
the Mount de Chantal school house. II
the ohio county health board does not
take any action. the matter will b.
taken up with the state board of health.
n petition will b. prepared by the citi-
zens and sent TO the public service COM
mission asking that a station be erected
al the National road In order To protect
people from the storms while waiting
for street cars.
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iu the center Of town in the Telephone
building a. soon a. they get DO fixed up.
AIR. Guy Beverage returned home last
Wednesday from Pittsburgh.
Mr. Herbert Davis Is still on the
sick list.
The W. c. T. L. met at the home OF
Miss J.. a. Hawthorne Tuesday after
noon. q good attendance was had. The
subject was sabbath Observance The
next meeting will hc held al the home
on April IL
The Home Helpers were sewing at
Mr. y W. larrclls Wednesday for
Mrs. Laugh
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ
,. church hold a quilting party az the
nom" " Miss Emma Morris THURSDAY.
Mr hlackfidg" lS tn. sexton Of the
,uNc Branch cemetery 81 this place.
me position was vacated By Mr. Harry
Graham.
.ir ST. VI Morris is visiting his
'huEnter. Mrs.. Carothcrs. Of Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

The case OF ". W Price charging +.
(. Folmar for infringing on an outomo-
pie patent. was dismissed last night by
Squire Seibert Elm Grove. IL was
brought out al the trial that the war
rant was faulty. and Mr.. Price IL was
considered. did not have ground ou
which TO 40 ON with the case. hence the
matter was dismissed. John \. Arbenz
represented Mr.. Folmar as attorney and
william Casey represented Mr. Price.
Patent Attorney Harry Dunlap attended
the trial. The trial was held in G.ors.
Setb.rts pool room and the place was
crowded with Interested spectators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
FIRE PROTECTION
FOR ELM GROVE
WILL BE Provided THROUGH
zATuIcATIoN OF BOND ISSUE.
Proclamation is Issued for Special Flee
ton April 22.-Other News OF
the Pike District.

An ordinance calling FOR a bond issue
or $1,000. was passed by the council OF
Elm Grove al the regular monthly
meeting held last night. The money
from the bonds. ~ the issue is ratified.
by the voters. Will be used In purchas-
ing fire truck. i.OOo feet OF hose. re
modelling the town hall. as well as Sc
curing such other fire equipment as
may be necessary. Immediately follow
Ing the passing OF the ordinance. Mayor
J. Al Coberly issued a proclamation
calling for a special election 10 b. held
on Saturday. April %. from II o'clock
until O'Clock. according TO the rules
OF the town governine all elections. The
election h held for the purpose OF Civ
ing the voters an opportunity TO accept
or reject the proposed bond issue
The election judges are n. l.. Keyser
George Minor and X. "a. Walters. Clerks
are ~. ". Smith and Frank Amos. The
election Will be held in the town hall.
IL Is likely that the bond issue will b..
ratified. "a the town Is badly in need OF
better fire protection. and the present
equipment n considered inadequate
The action OF council has met with the
general approval OF all voters. who have
the welfare % their homes as well a.
the town. at heart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Other nearby Tanlse agents.

Buekhannon, w. Va, G. o. Young.
Clarksburg, w. Va, Farren's Drug
store.
Elm Grove, W. Va, c. S. Grier q Co.
Fairmont, W. Va, VIM. r. Crane
Drug Co.
Grafton, w. Va, Red Cross Phar-
macy.
McMechen, W. Va, T. w. stephens
New Marttnsvllle, w. Va, Homer G.
Richardson.
Parkersburg, w. Va, o. j. Stout
Co.
sistersville, w. Va, HIS Drug
Store.
st: Marys. W. Va, George b. Phil
lips.
Wslsburg, W. Va, John L. Elson.
Weston, W. Va, Talbott's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Horse slightly Injured.

The horse bclOugIuE Co Lloyd Holmes
OF Peters Run. which mad, e. dash down
tho National road yesterday morning
running distance OF three miles b,-
fore finally stopping a. Eiuc.s Livery
barn, Film Grove. was slightly injured
near the - bridge In q collision with
another horse and buggy belonging TO
IlM In IlrI.r.