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Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-21

comptroller. Justice Of the peace, con-
stable. alderman-at-large and local
aldermen from the several wards.
In the city democrats and republi-
cans are combining as non-partisan.
the social democratic party having q
separate list Of candidates. Mayor G.
A. Bading and Joseph A. Carney are
the non-partisan contestants for the
nomination for mayor while Daniel
Hoan Is being voted for by the social
lists for the nomination Of chief execu-
tive of the city.
The successful nominees will go be-
fore the people at the election on
April when also successor will be
elected in place Of Justice w. III. Tim
lin of the supreme court.
Five different bond issues for Mil.
waukee will be voted on April 4
Women will be entitled to vote on
school bonds. Because of the differ
ent kinds of elections it has been de-
cided to use paper ballots. nve in
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-21
WERNER SCHOOL
is DEDICATED

Dunn Center. N. D.. March 21.-A
great number Of our citizens and
farmers went to Werner to attend the
dedication Of the Werner school build
ing and be in attendance At the ad-
dress delivered by Governor Hanna.
In the Werner school the citizens
and farmers of that neighborhood
have a building that they can be
mighty proud Of ana they are deserv-
ing of great credit for their untiring
efforts in bringing It to such a grand
completion.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-21
NEW BUILDING TO
BE ERECTED SOON

Sherwood. N. d.. March 21.-The
directors of the First International
Bank Of Sherwood are making plans
for the erection Of a new bank build
ing. The structure will be put up on
the site Of the present bank and will
be two stories Of brick with full base
ment. 25x62. with Office rooms on
second floor.
Plans are being drawn by an. archi-
tect and work on the building will be
begun as soon as spring opens.
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gates but four delegates-at-larxe are
to be chosen from list Of fivo Eecom-

gates but four delegates-at-lart.e are
to be chosen from q list Of five Eecom-
mended.
A judge Of the superior ceurt oe
Douglas county will be elel:ted on
April 4. Municipal judges 1 will be
elected in these counties: bayfield,,
Dane. Douglas. Marathon and Oneida.
County judges will be elected In
Green Gre, Lake Lake. Kewaunee. Pierce and
Electors in Manitowos: and sheboy~
gan counties on the aame day win
name successor to Judge Michael
Kirwan of the Fourtfp judicial district
Cities, Villages an9 towns will hold
elections to select odhcsrs for ensuing
terms and some WILL vote on local
bonds, granting o. saloon licenses and
similar matters.
Edith is a beautiful skater. don't
you Think" ''yveil, she skates beauti.
fully, II that is what you mean?'
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-21
PRIMARY TODAY
IN CREAM CITY
Milwaukee Nominating Can
didates For Municipal
Offices.

Milwaukee, Wis. March 21.-A
primary election is being held in Mil
waukee today for the nomination Of
candidates for mayor, treasurer,
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stripes courthouse at Toaele ohi&
The Toledo courthouse public buildings America
which erected electrically lighted
otsm BY night well as By day Public officials flag
most impressive because burns fields passerby
with the dark background
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THE BETH OF A NATION"

S. greet has been the success ~ thH
H. ". t.,Iliith historical! Spccta'l" lh|
Birth o. a \atIuu. all Oyer the country
thai time s,ll,: tliu" aSail II W*S no; pos
SIbl. IL :.rCnmsn"GAt. the crowds. Every
why-c Z line ct Intending purchasers
form. ut tn. box "tflc" III inc m"rtlA-
and i. Sclt..ru disappears UHll tH": Don
Office, closes irr thu. .'..,'. nit!s. N 10 -
q reason too this tremendous popularity
Of tit.. spectacle bearing III" Iirlttltl
Sisna.ur. which comes :" III" "Hre 'l'Nt
MONDAY : tuesday aud N"Gr' ~ua: 'ir"a<
numbers II man. w"uI"u and children
ver. used I" r;T-. verify I" pictures
showing tbs departure" "i Troops Tor the
from. iuhi!vi i"tS oyer victory "r seems
Of m"h Nic:uL"!
At clos. rang. is seen tn" great lin"r;l =
TOR. NhrahGm l.IuC"in. au3 M ASSttS.'l-
marion IN tn, crow lied fU-HS Theatre -
one Uf the most deeply l!npr'S~'N'
productions 1T au !,'$:"ric;i, happ"riiS
tina, has ever yet be" rIsu9nHSd on W.
Screen.
III .rra; value = tn. accompanying
,u,aL, elr;.i .-.,, +. J"S,.nn Cara i:f"::.
In ,fis sr,.i.., ar m"i, dies ~ war t!in'N
martial tur.$ r<t;lnua! airs. tr!ii'hS
dame. tunes and bits al grand "l''tt
ihai fairy illuminate. ard interpret To-
sccu.., uui"ld.d :" iHr c.. !"' ll'r
baS i;S :or:nuatiun ia ;hst, >"itShI'''''''
nay, .''rhr ClAn>ua:." bat 'irliti;h "aS
utili2.! this tai" ""tH :" M M, -.
nroviJ;ng Il humanity appealing S'"E!
when he has rnNclupvd with The iruthS
vi. nietny< The ku nIuk i\lan mas an
iunultant yart IL H." spectacle. m
Inn-.nch Of the ClarSn.rn - pi","-
,;n.ltng ana :E"rc y II" "ni""h'! w"
r.n ,scapr the pS$ct;o!oc!ciit lntiu,'t"',
Of The unru$h uf rh"S;iy -garo"" Fl"e!S'
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among the 100000 men on the border
from infection.
WILSON DRAWN into !
PROHIBITION FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. 2Q-.
Whether President Wilson Is opposed to
prohibition. became an issue In Cali.
fornia's heated wet and dry fight to :
day, with the return TO the state, O
the coast to coast Prohibition campRiKd
train.
Assertion is made In a wet" pam,
let freely distributed at the Prohibit
meetings along the San Joaquin valle,
today that the President Is among
eleven widely known Americans, 1nclud.
Gibbons. who favor temperance but op.
pose Prohibition" was questioned by
Dr. Ira Dandrith the Prohibition Vice
Presidential candidate.
Later tonight oliver w. Stewart. ma
tonal campaign mSnagcr tor the From.
bitiontsts. telegr1phed the President
asking if the vets" here were mis-
representing his attitude.
The President will not defy the SUI
fragc lightnings OF the nineteen dry
states wrath" said Landrith, by con.
firmng the accusation that he is OPP
posed to Prohibition in any state. Let
him make such pro-liquor declaration
and his defeat is as sure as his friends
now believe his election Is certain. But
this official charge that he Is an anti
prohbitionist must now be disclaimed
or his silence will be interpreted AS an
assent"
J. Frank HanIy. the Prohibition pres
idential candidate. continued his attack
on Charles z. Hughes for his silence son
the liquor question and appealed to all
voters for support of the prohibition
platform, which he termed as compre-
hcnsiye as any other on issues other
than the liquor question.
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THE THEATRES
THE CINDERELLA 11AN."

AS clean and sweet as It mountain r:il
IS Tho cinderella Man. thr new Oliver
Morocco success which plays a, thH
Court Theatre tn-n"rr"w uiGht. Wisl
the same cast OF players tha, Interpreted
this delightful romance at III" Hudson
Theatre. New York. including Shelly
Hull Phoebe Foster. Frank Bacon. ltH
bert Wiki. Charles Lane. Reginald Ma
son. TheoGorc Babcnck. Eert"n Chutchil':
Perc!val I. Moore. Louise Rial ana
others.
EGward Childs Carpenter. the author.
has Eiver the public In Marjorie Gamer.
a character. true to- HE. simple. yet
strong handed American girl, who mas
lost her mother. She does not Know nsr
father, her parents having been SepA-
rated She has lived abroad through
the years OF her short life.
Tn. death Of h.- mother takes hsr
hack /" her father a grim. powerful!
and daughter. Her tatehr'S friends. Men
~ position and achievement. famous
composer. ST. eminent attorney. and Il
great .'nrt,r. take kindly 10 her. but she
IS diSron>uiat". Lonely in spirit sue
feels She must have oompantonshlp. be
ing H." fathers daughter. she t!ndS COM
Partnership ~ a daring manner.
In Anthem! Ouiuiaid. i young writer
Of cNc-p;inna!Iy brilliant, promise. OF
good family. hut p"tr. Sn.' tlndS her
cumraG.c ;u.I friend. Finally She S',"S
IN hnu In. "r.' ;uLn in ALI tn" world
The Gucuuvcni iunal manner al ta'lr
,ueotrn: Is misunderstood and tragedy
stalks. :u.n tl.ir lives. tn" druouSntent
IL b;GG :Ei .,b"ut IL :: perfectly natural
thcusE !a!'rrurus manner.
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% ROBBERY 'o 3Ea'i.,ev,,,z
THIEF GRABS PocKETBooK FROM
PROMINENT WOMAN YESTERDAY

While leiSurcly walking along J"t:er-
son Avenue. tho principal street o.!
NoundSv!lle. Mrs. August White. nj
Second street, MounGsVille. was ruhely
accostcd by a stranger. and relieved OF
her poke tbcok. which she was CARVING
in her hand. The bold daylight robbery
occurred yesterday shortly after noon.
while Mrs. White was slowly Walking
up and down III" street awaiting the az
rival - a street car.
The thief ran north on jefferson ar"-
nue.. He was chased by tucn who Sa"
the kolCup and captured near tl:St
street.
Che: q: Police Rex Rade: was on :hc
scenA within few minutes ana the
stranger las locked up. Upon arriving
at :he jail H. was searched but no
money was found on his person. Whil"
goirS north OF Jefferson avenue, 'h''
stranger had taken ihc money. about 81
n change from the purse and had
thrown II between two houses. nut when
no WAS searched The money roGid no:
be located.
y; the jail the man Gsvt- his name aS
Richard Noonan. and claimed tina: h"
was resident Of Chicago. The man -
4 stranger here and Will o. held III JAIL
IL await the outcome OK n probe into his
identity. whilo X IS likely that lie Will
later be arraiSned on 3 charge OF h!Sh-
way robbery.
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REGISTRATION At
". Y. U. IS 1901
Special Dispatch To The Intelligencer.

special Dispatch To The Intellgencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va Sept. ~
The three days period for registration
for the fall semester Of the West Flr-
GINA University ended this evening NJ
30 o'clock and tho Registrar announced
that 1901 Students had enrolled Tor
work. This is nearly $50 above any pre-
vious registration for the fall semester
The enrolment Is expected TO pass ll9l
before the end OF the week. The fresh
man class numbers about 400 students.
The first year students effected tent
pnrary class organization tonight by
rl"cting Frank kuote o. Bcnwood. West
Virginia. RS president. Immediately toi-
lowing the Freshman meeting. staS
mix was held under y. VI. {. y. auspices
In the University Armory. AT which
secretary Rex HcrScy. President +. d.
Trutlcr and the athletic coaches spoke.
West Va t'nivcrsity's football squad
of 65 men got lively workout today
four fun teams INDUCING in 20 minutes
of scrimnagc work. BOT a. score was
made through the varsity showed
flashes of powerful offcnsc. Creighton.
of Wheeling high. was al guard on the
3 team and his work attracted the at
tention Of the coaches. Jack LattcrneT.
Of tho 4 team suffered dislocated
shoulder during the scrmmagc and VIII
he out for n week.
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RISK JUST ONE CENT

theatre i Il picture with Il purpose and
An idea behind its story. |! G'itlH win
! tn" force. and rover OF public opinion
Ia override JuStlc" and wreck the ilN"9
Of th- innocent: Ii is directed against
/ gossip and yellow Journalism. and shows
how these are often brought /" bear TO
! stir ;ip public hatred whore the law has
acquitted! The story MAS written h%
Margaret TurnhUll and forms an en-
ccl."nt vehicle Tor Blauch" sweet and a
strong supporting company. HAIL
Gray. - yuIng nurse. - turned out OF
her harding hoUSc hcraiSr Of tn" ru-
mos uf an affair Sh" had in another
. I.wli WIKI Il married man. Although no
blame - attached Ia her. The weight 81
III" .rS>ip is too strong. Sn" mas met
xud Fallen III love VIII Phillip Carson.
I'.,'~,. mother il 4 wealthy Chafity
Worker. Mrs. carson falls seriously i'll.
and ih:i!in. gets Hazel to act as nurse.
l.. rr. carson. ~h.' rccoGniZrs tho man
with whom she had III" affair. but he
forces j,cr 10 secrecy on tho threat OF
running h. reputation. Dr. carson is
>vS,"ma tiralIy poisoning his wife; She
dnS and the blame fails IN HAZEL. She
is saved hCc;liiS" onr Of thu jurors. Cor
don Graham. Il wealthy yong Ill"r. re-
fuses 80 h"iinv" her guilty. aud SUI
goods in sowing dnubi III tn" minds 1t
the n;;lrr jurors. whn We're tor q uHiCN
convict ion. Tn" girl GOES free. bat is
condemned bv press and public.
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NEWS BRIEFS

An appeal from the decision Of
Snlire r f.. Corrigan in the case OF
Fannie Ilarke VS.. Sam Camodes wds
filed in circuit court yesterday. II IN
wolves q $40 rent claim.
One case WIS heard in juvenile
court yesterday The boy was parolef
; The c. & Q. railroad company WOE
Iout in rs case before the Public ser
vice commission regarding the sleep
or service between Huntington and
Charleston and continued through
Wheeling TO Pittsburgh.
-Arcording 10 local dealers the
price Of eggs will be high during the
winter months. They are now selling
from 50 to Al cents.
Yesterday was the warmeSt day
that has been experienced here IN =
week. The ms rcury climbd up 10 IS
degrees during the afternoon lh'
lowest temperature was sc early in
the morning.
-Soniors Of the Wheeling High
Ischool have elected the following OFT:
'cers: Lawrence Wagner, president
George Wagner. vice president; James
plummcr. secretary: William Archi'
bald, treasurer.
lions for the observance Of the Jewish
holiday which commences sundnwn
"Wednesday. September q.
Over four hundred hunters T.
censes have been issued at the Office
lof County Clerk !. H. Wells. More IL
Icpnses will be issued as the rabbit sea
son does not open until October lG.
Police are still seeking TO ioca;e
1.-The Ford touring car stolen from y. o.
Maxwell, Monday evening.
Chief III Police Thomas LrYland
has purchased his third automobile,
This time it's q Ford.
A hunliuc party composed ct
Charles Miller George SIamm and
Thomas Butcher. left yesterday for
Wrgzrl county 20 spend a few days
hunting squirrels.
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THE ALMIGHTY DoLLAR"-
COLONIAL

The Naughty potE'. lh'' :" -
attraction y. III" .'"i"n!al theatre. - il
S;r,mw sit.j.ct. g:iih II" vast" - t""t-
49, Il - ! gC""l St"r%. we'll i"i". pro,
GilIcrd wiki great .ut"lllS'nc". H'"' ''''"nu
10 appeal powerfully :" any a"H!Ih'".
IHr;,r,"S Nelson. l.. n Lincoln ara J"ti',
E:Iyid., AK. sen IN lH"at paris. LIZ
vii, mos; Car;,ii" Support: y arr
ANALYSIS "t th. story ani its pnSSIn!t'-
ri.s Si,iw~ srW i"';S nN"T'""k'u y"
stury i: ;thru' Nai-:" and Nan. w"
Young girls ifi orphaned and n"pr"-
;rri,.-l on tl.., death III IL .ir m"tt.'r. Tn:
dv:rv woman iu.:S NAH. tn" ,!'''r. %
watch over and project III" E"unS"V
CAV rnr,.-frrc MalSir. JUt!a hhrwo"n. i
strong MANLY Fellow vino has struck u
rial, ,.,ii W.St. returns auG - wln''H AMI
.a,rd b. hts former :.~~u'.I;t;'S. II" r'|-
,..,.,,s MliSir trs,.u = terrific Sibwa|' .'c-
lid, nj whcn sin. WIS IN her WAY :" tii
:, dinner "ngagr.i:"ut at I'r- EnorEl"h :
mn rrmrnt and tnr friendship thus 70
,r.ni:,ally bcCCu quickly develops. "
tr- - short White HARDWOOD dec iaE"S MS
iovn ami the counl.. are married. NaI&lH
chatting uudrr tho neglect. c"ntiG.'S III
lpr Thornton. VIII" haS"ly thN"~ aI!an-
tag. Of tn. upset condition. ana M
dU,c,; her 10 Crnlr To his apartments :.
Sha rr,liz"s top late tho tru" rharaE'""
49, ;ho .::,r an,i struggles in vain against
his embrace and kisses. Finnl!N. "N"cH-
tninr - Strengthened "ut hut not VIII
n., MANY thrilling and anxious NOM
Gus, ,'har,;.,, t.n.. Til" crimson stain
Mystery Will also =" seen
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He Uses the Safe and
Sure Thing at Home

P, A. Eard. Conejo. Calf. writes as
Sollous:-"I have sold Foley,s Honey
and Tar Compound and also other lines
Of cough medicines for a number %
years. but never use anything pug
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
my family or myself. as / find 1t pro
duces the best results. always cures 96es
severe colds and sore chest and does
not contain opiates or other harmful
drugs"
Unthinkins and careless people neg
lcct their coughs and colds. not reallz,
ing how they weaken the system and
lower the vital resistance to such grave
diseases as bronchitis, pleurisy and
even pneumonia.
For promptly avertinE serious re-
suits from a cold. use Foley's Honey
ana Tar Compound. 1t spreads heal
ing soothing influence over raw In.
famed surfaces. eases tightness and
soreness Of chest. helps Group. ~hoop-
ing cough. stuHy wheezy breathing.
bronchial and Ia grippe coughs,
Xxx 4 Every user - Q friend
For Sale by Joha Coleman Co.
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''POP" GEERS HURT
ON COLUMBUS TRACK

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sept. %O--Edward
GecrS. dean of Grand circuit race or.
y.rs is ut 4 Columbus hospital hut not
in u serious condition as Il. result OF ne
ing thrown TO the track III IN" iirst heat
~ this afternoons Hotel Hartman pac-
ing stake race. tythmaid fell an" SIR
Nnthnny Carter driven hy crcrs. was
So close behind that NJ could not clear
the pile Physicians. having the inJur-
ed man in charge. do not think that
there are any internal injuries. NO
bones we're broken.
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MANAGER KEPNER
OF Mendel and Company, Returns Home
From Embalmcrs' Board Meeting
In Huntington.

earl i. kCrn"r manager II ~" Men
drl rounany aud member of The state
board Of ,mhalmrrS returned yesterday
from uuntincto where hc attended n
meeting If the board. Much business
Was transacted hy III" n'"nhorS and Il
number 81 aprllraniS Z" h"'nin" under
takers: Wrr' examined.
Mr. Kern"r said that on" of tho most
iIrr"riau; matters taken lir WAS ~ rosa
tuition passed. iHa' ihis stat" Was willing
10 rerIrrnra;c with any stat" IN the
union for the YruCiCinE Of undertaking;
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WHEELING TEAM
Finance Committee Of Directors Held
Important Meeting Last Night.

The finance committee Of the Wheel
ir : Athlctir Association met in the as
Virginia building last night and audited
i r hooks of the company. The COM
mittcc. however. refused TO give out
any "details regarding any Of III" plans
that were taken up. They explained
,hat these matters would have 10 bc
taken M With tn" directors before the
Informal ion VIII br made public. The
legal advisors of the association also
attended the meeting and il is expected
that The affairs of tho company Will be
settled within II very short time.
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.PARA-TYPHOID WIPED
OUT ALONG BORDER

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept. 20-Para-
typhoid. an epidemic which threatened
Mission and other points AT which Ne"
York National Guardsmen were encaInp.
cd. practically has been wiped out: Col.
W. u. McCaw. chief surgeon OF the
southern department said today.
Health conditions along the border arc
excellent with many vacant cots In the
HOSPITALS. Colonel McCaw announced. In
three weeks there have been no deaths
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RIVER NEWS

The fos< OF he past few days are
.sli2hilv interfering with the packets
operating on III" Ohio. The Liberty
was la;. in arriving last night from
MatamoraS but will depart AT her US
ua time this morning. The Ruth which
dCparted yesterday morning had an
exceptionally large lrip and will pass
through Wheeling next Sunday morn
ing enrout from ParkcrsburS to Pitts
burgh.
The local stage at i o'clock last
night was s feet inches Below The
NcMfchen dam il was : feet inches.
The water is about stationary.
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About People
AovsG1ants % indIvtdualo &c
and Fran :le City.
AT THE HOTELS

{. Deckard Huntington, ". Va.; j.. ".
Mitchell, 81. rlairSviIlc. ohio; c. l..
KNAPP. Columbus. Ohio: +. {. :. Holm
| Iuc and wife. Clarkshurg. W. va; j. l..
barclay. Youngstown. ohio; j. w. Moore
! Grafton. W. Va; W. j. Fisher. Zanes-
vill". Ohiu: L. ". Swarlhharth. Will
! JAMESTOWN. W. Va, Ii. +. Swarthuui,
Midway. Pa.
McLure-lioward Sutherland Elkins.
W. Va, u: Manh%imCr. Lancaster. Pa:
W. Il. Griffin. Lurain. Ohio; nrvillc L..
Nay. FairmunI. j. X. billion. Canton. O.;
y. +. owens. canton. Ohio: j. y. fihGhs
Huntington. W. Va; &. Ellis Handy.
5arncsvihc. ohio: r. +. Barter. Brew
st"r: &. NJ. Wasmuth. Mckcrsport. VA:
j. Walter Hlack. Warrington. W. Va;
f.. r. Nash. Warren. ohio; Miss [: nav-
*. columbus. Ohio.
Grand central-A. \. Wise; Woods
field: i. +: COVERT. Iuncsrilic: rhas.
Boyd; New. Castle. Pa: F. Il. Porter.
Akron. ohio; H. y. kalb Brilliant. o.:
+. Bowman. Grafton. W: Va; Lila
Cunningham. Sistcrsville. W. Va.
windsor H. Marknson, Lancaster,
IA; II. Hlnklanh Lewiston. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. t. ElaXr"r. Irontnn. Ohio; \. T.
Rurns and wife. bradford. Pa; j. y.
Srrohm. Carlisle. Pa. \. NJ; Grmb"r'
Gary, W. Va: l.. l.. Sch"ti"ld. lanes
VILE. Ohio; MIR. and Mrs. waiter r.. ;. l."W
J. -
and wife. Huntington. w, Va; j. wilson
Roy. Sidney. ohio.
stamm Hotel-W. \. Williams. Bar
ton OHIO; &. l.. Reynolds. harrarkS-
v,llr. Ohln. jim Hglcr. Hinton. ONO
+. VI. N"llar. Hundred. w. Va; {. f.
iIin,lnrtmn. ". Va; John ll"lling"r'
Lancaster. Ia.
Mrs Fred Cutter and daughter who
have been guests of the formers MOTH
or, Mrs Julia Lamb Gardener, return
cd Yesterday 10 their home In Brook-
lyu. \. Y.
Miss Elnor Linton has returned 10
her home at Spring Gale. after week S
visit with relatives near Clinton.
George kerschner, we'll known Young
undertaken Of this city. has Frturneu
from Sleubrnvile. o.. where no nau
charge of The Nettnber2 undertaklnS
establishment during the temporary
absenC" Of The proprietor.
Arthur Ritter Of North Market street
has resigned his position with TIL"
News. and has accepted clerical POSI-
tiun elsewhere.
l.. y. Boegs. political editor, OF he
Fairmoni Times. returned to his home
last. evening. after business 1rlp
here.
Richard T. Mccoy, connected with
the Mendel Undertaking company, left
Yesterday for a visit at his former
home in Mercer. Pa;
Miss Louise Moyc. Of Fittshureh,
Pa. will arrive Today for visit will
Miss Marie Weiskc. nf Thirteenth
strcei
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL of Aaw.,
thorne Court, who have spent several
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THE JUNGLE CHILD AT THE REX.

Dorothy Dalton and Howard Hickman
will b. featured. to-day. n tn" EtN th";'-
re in TIL" Jungle Child" Il startling
and interesting five act Triangle rn"t"-
play. Dorothy Dalton appears in ih'
i,up.rSuna; ION of an amazon. a feminine
huntr.SS for I savag' rib" in the h"hF,
of The Jungle. Tn. story il uuIpu" and
lS Civcn Il splendid background ~ n
dense juuCl" wirh wild beasts rowing in
tho un;I,.r@rrwih. Tn" latest Keystone
comedy aad travel pictures VIII aiS'' lee
shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21

days at the Hampshire club, arc IN
pected home this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schafer OF this
city, are guests al the ST. Charles
Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edward r. Hickman and chill
dren have returned home from Penn
sylvania. where they have spent The
summer.
Miss Ida Hubbard left last evening
for New York city. where she will en-
ter the Savage School of Physical Gull
ture.
Captain Henry Shutter. Of the local
wharf boat, gas in Moundsville yes
ilerday attending 10 company matters.
RI. Rev. Bishop p. i. Donahue. who
lis now on a business trip in the lower
part Of The state is expected 10 re-
turn home Saturday.
! Miss Cora Lacy uf Sistersville. Was
here yesterday visiting friends.
G. ". Morgan returned TO his home
in Sislprsville yesterday morning al
Ter attending the Rorah-Rohinson meet.
ing at the Market Auditorium.
! Attorney Henry a. Nolte will leave
today for Clarksburg 10 attend 10 bust.
ness matters. While in The Harrison
! county seat, he will visit Republican
state headquarters.