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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Mrs ". \. McGreal. al her home on
Zane street. will be- hostess this after
noon AT the regular monthly meeting
OF tho Ladies' Aid society OF Thomson
church. \ social session will follow
tho transaction OF business matters
and refreshments will be served A.
sisiinE the hostess will be Mrs Red
man. Mrs. Patton and Mrs NcGrana.
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Luncheon Thursday

Tomorrow at the second Prcsby-
terrain church the William "a. Cooke
circle will serve another of very de
ltcious luncheon. To which tho public
Is invited The preparation of the
menu Is now occupying the committee
and many choice dishes will be in
cluded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Mrs. Thomas Perry. at her home on
the Island. was hostess yesterday after
noon To tho members of the Woman
Home Missionary society Of the Fourth
Street VI. r.. church. Following the
regular business meeting. refreshments
were served by the hosIess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

N" T1UT0- 'OWU0-TT. mo HU.-I M
tho Association Charitics are actively
engaged iu aidin@ fh- dental clinic
in rQuiping Tho second chair for inc
free clinic, For This purpose Their.
viii b." an afternoon sewing party. ON
saturday afternoon. o. $50 O'cloCh
Un the Island club room s small
admission ier viii boo charged vnIou
viii ho devoted 20 the above mention
'd purpose.
Those Identified with tho move.
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NNH ln many cases she manages all
I.I- under tho constant strain Of tho
fear % being srOldcd Every mother
'. Iu adjustment bureau Of domestic
complaints Tho woman al tho adjust
mont bureau 900 tho big shop has no
-ir.'ur" uf H position. but she does not
It'' fHN sam" nervous strain. To be
sure. Tho people are sonnet lines cross 10
Dor. huf If doesn't matter so much. he
cause They are not tho peouie she cares
about 40 Tho mothers adjustment hu-
r'HH. .u Tho other hand. the complaints
Hr' all from thoe" she loves the host
-rt whose dtrtrTrovai hurts her the
most Nnd mothers. somehow. never
got used fn he inr qcoided witch. - I
have rom nrfrd before. ts incomurehcn n
'hl'. n'rfus' they got 30 much practice
Ir endurance
Tho rritHrh over many tired little
mother vhu folds hr~ weary IA rfe and
.H0gurh- fn eHruo minor disease might
vf nr
aH' grave daily ~ her vitality 70 oil
tls machinery off family fifo and had
nom. '.f' fo save herself in tho time ~
need
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Monday Bridoe Club

Miss Gertrude Garden. AT her home
on North Main street. wall he hostess
on Thursday 10 the members of the
Monday Bridge club. \ luncheon viii
follow the series Of games.
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About People !
msssmsrts 90 indistdusis ts
and From :i,s City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

stamm-N- l. roultun. NoodsncId. J
=. hflettf foshOrton. Mrs. }. = And.r-
lon. Wsshingt ton. Pa. }. l.. Hiss"ul. -.
Mhrys. scout Kelly. Ncston.D -. "A.
" "'it"f' nova ". L." Jack. Weston
Sc"rE, ~. wilkins. Weston: y NJ
= /. ming. fSirnont; C. W. HilI sisters
windsor-Ntr-. r. Bonnott. Grafton:
Mrs. }. waste, Grafton, Lena Caldara.
talrnont; Hugh y. kaglsnd. Parkcrs-
Ius' ". - MyMHstcr, Alliance Mrs.
umbcrland Md
Grand Central e.. Ray. Zanes, lille.
a.. l. ,, .Msahany. NJ. Vernon: }. w Car
n'n' bethesda: Mrs. Charles Davis. Graf
ton, Miss Ncll Cartwright. StcubenVillo.
p . Amos. Friendly.
MsLure-I. r. R"ntlcy. 81. ClsirsvIlie:
:. T. Jones. Akron. -. ". HarttsHn
M"rEantown. }. -. Garden. Steub.nyIil..
X =. i.uls; Psrkersburg. l. NJ nd-r-
,p' NldHi' bourne; 4. p. Bsrbcr. brew
-, - =. l.Ntlc. HHrkcr~hurg. T. u
Morrow. Granville. O. n } smith.
talh' NhurEs Miss Nsll Cartwright
SteuhCuNille. =. NJ CaS'orlin. I,sirr,',,,,
>. ~. hartley. Fairmont: o. Bush Hunt
ing ION. George =. Ric.. WnyncSburE
Nosers-J. NJ Worstal. GAINESVILLE:
-, Nan"sy vile: r. }. krum-
nor. Nils"s Barre. Pa: e. \. potsou
Huntington. -. NJ. Shields. YounEstoUn
Mis- Frances ogden returned on
H"uuaN from Morgantown, where she
attended the Junior Prom
Miss Marie Rcister Is the guest Of
friends at Parkersburg.
r Nl~s Elizabeth Stamm will return on
hurSdaN from Philadelphia. where
she mas made an extended visit with
Miss Helen Warficld Of Sykes,ille.
Nd, who has been the guest of Hon
ana MI. j j. Coniff of North Main
@'i''i Tor tho past two weeks. return
'u =" nor home last evening
Mrs. II. \. liver and Miss Fyalyp
/ hs a
relatives az Hannibal. O.
Mrs u. II. Rudolph Of Pittsburgh
VII, arrive tomorrow for visit of SeV-
ridi daNs with her sister. Mrs. William
hoqse. OF the Island
Mrs Jesse. Franzheim Of the leland
l"ti Yesterday for Lawrenceville. y /
Mh"f" Sho viii visit her son. lunior.
T. .lanlheim. who Is attending school at
mat place.
Mr. John NJ Birch left vcsterday
TOT baitle Creek. Mich. whore she cN
p'St~ To remain for some weeks
MLS- george /lnninCer and Mrs w
"a. Nnnnldn. OF canton. O. are in this
tlf attending the convention at 81
james Evangelical church
MI Mary Besttie has returned fo
her nom" on the Island after spend
lhE several days in PITTSBURGH tho
guest of her son. Purcell Reaftia WI,
Us student in PITT University.
attorney VI J. 'ulhnan is attending
Io business matters al Weston
MISS blanche Mccoy has returned
nome O" SlStcr5Nille after "A Few da,s
visit with local friends
w IT, Mitchell suprem" Organizor
ioG ID" Golden Links. has returned
NOM 10 tliisburgh after business
Ulp M tho city
Arlington Bucar. local ,ourl ~,
Der employed al Rapp.- barber -noD
on l'nth street. has removed his
nome from Barton TO \orth Nark.-
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Asncs Wilson carrie Frazier


Tho KING HIughfrra OF -'
Matthew church Will hold sr an
day ewing party. ON Tnurada, boo
the l'cfur" room OF 'hD church sH..H
viii Ir Tho last NJ This season Ifl
members will take f1sfr luncheon anal
fh" completed article. vII r, ..t
tho Shr!frrrr Arm. hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

VIII give paper on Missionary socie.
ties I'M connection with the Sunday
school. Mrs. Snyder Of Massillon. on
what can Women's Missionary so
ciety do for the sunday school" and
Mrs. G. r Kronoweth. Of Butler. Pa
viii give q dissertation on missionar,
societies and the community During
th' evening one OF m" principal num-
bers OF the divine service. will be tho
-rmon by Rev. J. n. Huffman OF
l.oudcnNille. o, who has cyincsd a
deep interest IN the various mission.
AIRY societies of~the synod
Mesdames
IeorEe J. Zinnin-or. Canton. O
Georce Clause. Akron. o.
". x. ShOman. OF Canton. q
Z. u. HaN. ~ Massillon. q
Henry Frontman. OF Butler. Pa
Rev and Mrs j. a. kaufman OF
Loudenville. q
&. +. ". BreCht of Butler. Pa
Otto = Snyder. OF Nassillion. q
G. T.. kroncWcth. OF Butler. pa
Nmong the guests at the reception
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Announcement has been made Of The
engagement OF Miss Agnes Dakan 20
Mr.. Lawrence BREEDING wei known
young people of the South Side The
wedding will take place % the near
ln-url
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Few which side ie the heart or7"
IEsrt heart should d. on the rfsht
600.
rt.r u here's tho Iivrr-~
I..f.. rf.Ht|rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Ivory Mother an hdIustruant

~ adjustment hclr use up tho Rvcrs :,
IHWr makers nervous force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

following the wedding. which will take
place during the early autumn.
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For VISITOR

Miss Mary Nmadns smith. af her
home on Fifteenth street. entertained
last evening in honor of her visitor.
Mrs. Maurice Moore. OF Hamilton. o
Cards provided an informal entertain.
ment for tho guests. who were later
served a luncheon OF dainty appoint
ments Those present We're.
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Huntington: T. II. Tyre. Huntington; Z.
DE- williams. Huntington; W. l.. smith.
Chester. =. e.. Adam. Chester; D.. s.
f.rv. Chester. G.. T. Stcenbridge. Spon-
cor. -. p. Elidreth. Spencer, T. -. Cur
ffr. spercsf. Br. Stats. Spencer. j. 4.
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b. " McCaskcy. Walters. q. w Harper.
W alters. clyde Law Hccdy. p r. Hunt.
E'edy. D.. T.. Harper Ke.dy; J. a.
Hughes Huntington. ". p. Hodges. Win
field. g. 20 Gibson. Hurricane; G.. W.
Graham. Hurricane. p. ". Wick. Win
rllf. While crawford. Winfield. Dave
Irwin. Milton. W. p burgess READER
Edwin Robinson. Tairmouf. i. a.. Ir.ch-
lrL Fairu0ut.. ! %. McNulty. Fair
mont. a. q Cunninrhom. Falrmout. IT.
o. Lnnham. iairmunf, l. j.. Iuey. Fair
m.rf vs. g. Brand. FairmDut. W D.
ST. ..Esl. FairmoUf. o. - Burton. Pair
mont. ISL. l. UsInfzman. Fairmuut. J. ~.
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.IrmnIf. vs. ~ Eooufz. Fnirmont. o..
N Dies FaIrmont. 81 EarI Morgan.
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rHnl'rs. falruout. J. a. Hess. Fair
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'...srrHuI r. n. Sweeney Iark~rahurf
DID, d. .IN.N. THrkf-fburr pa. 'unnin
bonn. I'ars.rr burg. b. ID. fIrkrrIug. rtr
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...IIrr Athens. ff o. owen. Grafton.
Guy IyHrrHmb. Fairuouf. J g. InnrE.
.rf.r. larArrnllrE. 81 2. Christian.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
HOTELS ABUzz
WITH POLITICS
POLITICIANS BIO AND LITTLE AR
RIVE YESTERDAY AND HOS
rLERIES ARE FILLED.
More Expected To-day-cota Have Al
ready Been placed IN Vacant Rooms.
Arrivals last Might.

Politicians. Blk and uttl.. are gather
iur iu th, city for che Republican State
c.iN gntion -'h,du.'t tH b.. held boz this
sIty Thursday Th,.hust,lsI.- are flI,d
luH cots have already b..n placed lu tine
balls while the McI.ure Is the head
quarters, being centrally located. tue
windsor. have their share and are tilted
Co capacity.
1he arrivals last right were.
Stamm-J,Ue IisaE. Point Marion. Pa.
L. j.. Mahau. Nsw Cumberland. Md. 4
D, Iur-lth. Sew MarIiusNIlle. ". Il.
Campbell. Fuirmout. Az. and Mrs. l.. 10.
Vaughan. Grafton. Miss Slcn Hickey.
Giit9ui Hiss Ettic Eurucy. Grafton.
kellar. Hundred. W. n Furbe,. Pcuas-
burui IT, a. Reed, Allsnbufo. J. H. Par
Nsr. Park, rsburg: :. e. Doyle. Parkers-
burE, A. J.. Hughes. "a. Adams; W. i.
Pearson. sutton. q. ". MaynoId. Issden
tIt.. j. o. Himclrick HUNDRED. -. W.
!: Barnett. e. Pleasant u. D.. BIatner.
Mason. IT, l.. i.'LErtt. IT,. Pleasant. %.
rs. Dye. ft Pheasant. Lewis Bowcott.
..lnN. Ash husn,-. Gauigohs Fsrry.
son. Clurk-burr %. ~. Muoft-r kenost.
y. ~ iru... w AaNlref0u. Pa. 4. l..
helmick. Thomas. Arthur Jones. Hun
windsor-Hobcrt Mcv. Draw. Pied
mont. u. Long. Piedmont. g. p.
Knight, N.w Martiusville. q. G. Mac
burg Clarence Waru.ut. CIarksburg. j.
h. Iiuncy. ClarSsburs. Jonu S. since.
Clarence lierry. 'itrhsnurE. Mr. and
'ir-- g. w Pearson. FArmort; j. L.
,.."' .,'. b a.t mont. g. =. Caste. Le.lnr-
Ton. 'try p. IiArudaf'r lexington. 70. g.
Carlhau. Marietta B.. 3D.. SEES. Hunting
ton. j. IS. ttu-s.lI. .larksbIrE. }. h..
Henry. Elrk shannon. D. D. Mcs-Dr Endi-
Coy. j. ID. l .,l. l.'rhs.rsblrs. 5. 9.
Chester: D. A. Mckenzie New Cumbcr-
land; Bert Brown. Sew Cum barIand. 70.
J.. tincH. Parker burs. J.. y. Porter.
d III
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taneously II the American forces
were Withdrawn. the Mexican spoke.
man argue. the crushing out OF brig.
andase could become a matter OF per.
sonal pride with the Carranza com.
HahueTs whereas II now il a matter
OF competition and possible ieaIousv
"hich would itself lead To clashes
OHiclals declined to comment on re-.
Po..s IRON Laredo that customs col
lectors on the border had recetved
new orders a. 10 shipments M am.
munitlon into Mexico Beyond sfaf.
ing mat their had been no change in
the ammunition situation since i'm
HedlateIy after the American expedi-
g non crossed the line. they would not
discuss the subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

The Governors troop Of the first Penn.
cavalry was tonight ordered to as
semble at its armory at IL O'Clock 10.
night. The Adjutant Generals de
rartment said at $40 that it was the
only organization in the state ordered
10 assemble but denied that IL or any
other ORGANIZATIONS had orders Ia
move. II Is believed that in the event
OF me governor ordering out troop.
mat the first cavalry regiment will b.
summoned. various cavalry organic
tons in General Pennsylysnia fovrre
are reported to be assembling az ar
mories in readiness 10 move
Governor BrumbauRh Is expected %
return To Harrisburg from Easton
soon after midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Nine DECISIONS
RENDERED BY THE
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON. w. Va. May a.
Nine decisions were rendered today
by the supreme court of appeals.
They are as follows:
Dasset against Streight. from
Wetzel county. affirmed: Morgan
against Davis. from Marion county,
reversed and Judgment for defend
ant; Mckimmie against Postlewaite.
from Wetzel county. affirmed: Car
per against Traction company. from
Harrison county. Judgment affirmed:
Allen against Linger. from Doddridge
county. reversed. demurrer, sustain
ed and case remanded; Clifford
berkeley county. affirmed: Fisher
against Polling. from Randolph
county. modified and affirmed:
Smith against McCune. from Harri-
son county. reversed and remanded:
ONeal against Moore. from Barbour
county. reversed and bill dismissed.
thirteen cases were submitted.
seven OF them on argument. at to-
DAYS session. They are from Eight.
tenth and eleventh circuits. The
cases submitted are:
Publishing company against realty
company. Taylor against Pocahontas
Coal company. Houseman against
insurance company. Simpson AGAINST
coal and Coke company; Burns
against Walden. Balisle against John
son. all from Mcdowell county:
state against Jasper. Haptonstall
against Coal and Coke company
from Fayette county: Harper AGAINST
fuel company from Roane county;
State against Railway company. and
George against Norfolk and Western
and Julius Wohlmouth, from Mercer
county.
Continuances were granted to Nav
10 IN The following cases: Kohn
against Herndon. Stanley against
county OF kanawha. state against
Farley and Stuck against Kanaw ha
and Michigan Railway company, all
from Kanawha county.
An appeal and supercedeas were
allowed in the case of McGraw and
others against Morgan. trustee. and
others, frOm Taylor county. An APP
peal was refused in the case OF
Johnson and others against the New
River and Pocahontas Coal company
and others. from Fayette county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
CONGRE GAT|ONAL MEETING Of
| COLUMBUS CHURCH ENDS IN ROW
|EcroR OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH
RULES OLD MEMBERS NOT
ELIGIBLE TO VOTE
q Election OF Wsrdens and vestry-
men-Opposition 20 Rector
General News Of Ohio.
Intsiiigsnesr Bureau
Colurnhns. O.. Nay 2.

A meeting OF the congregation OF
be Church ~ Good shepherd. EpiscO-
Ial. broke up in row last night when
be rector. Kev. ]. BENJAMIN Myers.
objected 20 old members voting. at
pc election OF wartens and vestry-
pen. he having declared them dis
|ualihed. No election was possible.
Pine OF the members. n. T.. Weaver.
pas struck IN the face By another
brother. Roland Avery. but IL was eN-
planned a. being an accident 10 Is
laid that those opposed 10 Rev. Mr.
liyers out numbered his supporters
|hree TO one. on n number OF occas-
pms. II l. said. the members Of the
nave asked Bishop r. 4.
Reese. who presided ar the meeting
10 GUST Rev. Mr. Mycrs. but he dcclar-
III he was powerless 10 act without
|he consent OF the vestry. The yestry
Ep To this time has refused 20 take
Iny action against Mr. Myers. The
|ubscribers to the church. 10 Is stat
ID. have fallen from 200 20 81 since
Rev. Mr.. Myers became the rector
|eyeral years ago and the church now
has n debt OF s. 600
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NO EARLY REPLY.

LONDON. May 2. 6:29 y. Mo
definite date can be set for the reply
me BRUSH government 20 the
third demand which washington bs.
made for the release OF thirtv-eirbf
Austrians. Germans and Turks sol.
ed on the American steamer China
near Shanghai, as the note must h..
unlimited TO the admiralty and war
Office before final decision is
reached
The latest American rnemorand,,r,
on the subject according To- IN
foreign office. Is receiving symps
thetic consideration
Lord Robert G.. Reil. parliamentary
undersccrctary for foreign affair
discussing the memorandum recent,
declared ifGreaf Britain f. wroue
IN the China affair. we are ready to
make the necessary amends &"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Emergency ordInane-.

The city council last night upon tn
fdvice OF the city auditor passed an
Emergency ordinance by which the
Pity expects 10 borrow 100000 IN an
licipation OF the June collection OF
axes with which 20 relieve the citys
financial condition. a week aEo Not-
frs defeated a bond issue for $500 600
Tor operating expenses n the money
Is borrowed the elimination OF num-
per OF city departments and the re
ftuction in the pay OF many employees
NAV be nNerfed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

NEWARK-G. w. Lukenbeal. aged
50. is dead az the Soldiers Home at
Sandusky. He narrowly missed death
six times. He was on the Sultana
when 10 was blown up on the Mississ-
ippi river during the civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

PORT CLINTON-Fred Holzinger.
y, assistant section foreman. was IN
SANITY killed last night when a speed
r. on which he was making an iuspec-
ion trip, was struck by a New YORK
Central train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

W. VI. Burlew. aged 20. OF Millers-
pushed to a hospital today where he
underwent an operation Tor rupture
bf ths stomach. His condition j.
critical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

firing from the mob became almost
general After the street in front OF
the entrance was clear members OF
the mob reassembled in streets and
alleys. while leaders harangued them
in foreign tongues. The guards
strengthened their lines and prepared
to escort such OF the 5000 or 1000
workmen in the mill a. desired TO go
home AT the end OF the days work.
but the mob did not disturb them as
they passed out. nor did 10 Interfere
with the night force. which appeared
for work.
Killed Were Rioters.
Both the men who were killed and
the majority Of the wounded were
members OF the mob but the author
tiles have not determined IL they were
strikers. 4 number OF pedestrians
were also hit by stray bullets.
Arrangements were made At mass
meeting OF $500 strikers from plants
in the Turtle Creek valley tonight TO
picket the Edgar Thompson works to
morrow. Six furnaces In the plant
were banked tonight. indicating that
he company does not intend operating
them for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

George l.. Shaw. aged 81. marched
I'm a clean up parade here Saturday
hnd today cleaned on LIES sla-- by
committing suicide by taking poison.
|ie will be- burr \ at Gr' Nept n. Hs
bad been III Tor some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Peacr Maker pNInn.

CAMBRIDGE-W While attempting To
stop a quarrel between Daniel and
Steve Sohay. brothers. during a slav-
|sh wedding feast at Minuehaha mine
This afternoon, Steve Kin was stabbed
in the side and will die
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Died From Injuries

Donald Jacobs. aged "A. died today
rom injuries which he received when
>oltemcier, grocer. ran over him.
Nj wheels OF the automobile. which
vas heavily loaded, passed over bis
lndN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

WARREN-William Carnew was
struck and seriously injured by a
Niles-Warren car. His son was kill
ed the same way two weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

FINDLAY-C. A. Morris, aged ~.
who lived near Abraham Lincoln when
they were boys. is dead. lie was a
real estate dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

HARRISBURG. Pa. MAY .. - No
action will be taken by the adjutant
generals department regarding the
call ~ sheriff Richards. Of Allegheny
strike service until Governor Drum
haugh gives the word The messages
from Pittsburgh are being sent 10 the
Governor at Easton where be deliver.
INK an address tonight The governor
l1- asked for details Of what the
hrri0 bias done to preserve order.
Meanwhile everything a. On readi-
rrrs Tor an order 20 troops 10 move.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

OXFORD-Two hundred Western
college girls struck today for addi-
fional privileges and they won. "a fu-
lure they viii be permitted 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

kE\TON-Nrs. Ray Oglesbee OF
Foraker rushed across the street and
saved Thelma Coffee. aged >. from
drowning In a cistern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

OBERLIN-S. q. Clark. who had
been missing a week. was found in
dared condition in a held near Elyria.
lie cannot tell Mhat happened 10 MIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

CLENELAND-Peter Witt. former
Cleveland street car commissioner,
will help Cincinnati officials straight
en- out the transfer problem in that
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

SPRINGFIELD A horse kicked
Woodrow Wilson Wilheml. aged 3, OF
New Carlisle, tearing of his nose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

SIDNEY. W. Richards. aged ~.
wealthy farmer. cut his throat with a
knife and may die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

Iigarette factories have been estab.
iished M China. but the more partiru.
gar swokers prefer United Sta.es
brand mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

movie shows once each week. also the
monthly dancing parties at Miami Uni
ycTsity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
SOCKS THAT WEAR

They are wear-proof at
every point-toe, sole, heel
and ankle - and they are
fast i'm color, too.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29
CHANGING WALDORF ROOF.
Garden 4. Expected T." Ne Finished
by Middle of June.

The work Il adding a 'rpnf garden"
20 and putting "A new roof on the wal
dorf- Astoria has beet started. The i'm.
provement IL part Of an extensive plan
OF renovation and regeneration Of the
building which George e Boldt. man.
sgcr, has undertaken. but h" did not
intend originally TO GO on with the roof
Transformation until NEXT year Last
week, however. he decided to put an
upper deck on half ~ m" hotel and a
gang OF men went t. work
The plans were prepared rs II. y
H~ardenb"rgh. WIZ designed both the
Waldorf and the Astoria. and he COM
strurtion work IL being lone under the
supervision OF T. e bingham. chief en-
g,nrer OF the building, The result Will
be an airy. glass enclosed structure look
81 feet, which will be connected with the
present sun parlor The glass walls W II
be 20 arranged that the entire structure
may he thrown open. Fountains. lights,
plants and flowers viii he utilized IN con-
vor,'ng the roof garden INTO an aerial
bower II is expected that the work
will be completed about the middle Of
June