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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
LA BRMLANTE vITTORIA
ITALIANA SULLE ASPIRE
SONIMITA' DEL PASUBI0
lie Truppe di Cadorna Avvol-
gono Lentamente lie Forti Po-
sizioni Nemiche del Roite
del Colsanto
UNA NAVE vELoCIssIMA

ROMA. 10 Ortobre.
n MlnIstero della Guerra annunclava ieri
sora con Ia qualifications del rapporto uei
generate Cadorna una importante brill
lanto vlttoria delle truppe italiane nela-
zona del Monte Pasubio dove esee Nol,
gono a POGO n POGO le difese austriache det
Monte Roite del Cot santo GIL tahau
~ scno impadronti al forti trinceramenii
arstrlaci In auella zona dens ioI,lssns ,.s.n1 :,
riootta chlamata II "Dente del Pasubio
Ecco II testo del rapporto del generalissimo
talano;
sui Monte pamibio dopo aver supe-
ratio l'ultima reslstenza del nemico nella
zona ira Cosmagnon cd u Monte Roite,
le nostre truppe attaccarono conqul-
starono nella giornata di ieri le inee
nemlche, fortlseme, nord dela SOM
mlta'.
In seguito ad una eficaclssima pre-
parazlone al artiglieria da parte
nostra, Ia fortissima ridotta che gil
nustrlaci aVevano costruito su di una
posizione dominante chiamata II 'Dente
del Pasubio" e. stata conuuistata per
assalto dale nostre truppe che vi pre-
sero ~ prlgionlerl cd una quantita' al
armi di munlzioni.
Duo fotti colonne nemiche. che
fuorono hnclate nd un contrattacco
furono fate avanzare dai nostri hno
poche centinaia di metri di distanza
furono COST prese soto II fuoco con-
vergente micidialisslmo dele nostre
. batterle. Lo due colonne nemiche
furono quasi completamente dstrutte,
Nella notte II nemico tenio' di nuovo di
o. attaccare le nostre nuove posizioni, ma
fu ancora iesplnto con grnvi perdlte.
Nonostante II cattivo tempo che da
parecch giorni ri ha sulla fronte del CaT-so.
lie truppe italiane In ouella regione con-
tinuano ad avanzare lentamente verso le
linee di difesa del nemico 81 calcola che
dallinizlo dellultima offensiva di Canorna
gil austriaci hanno perduto compleisslva-
mente clrca 10000 uomini
II Giornale d'Italla afferma che ora fItalla
posslede una nave da guerra di grandissima
velocta, tire volte superore ALA velocita'
del piu' moderno transatlantico eststente.
Tin corrispondente del Giornae d'Italia ha
assistito allie prove dl Yelocita' dt duesto
nuovo strumento di guerra ne e. rimasto
sbalordito. La nave brucia conibustibile
liquido. TIRE attire navi da guerra gemelle
sonc In costruzione ancora e saranno pronte
quanto prima. II giornale non puo' dare
attire informazioni al riguardo. 81 trait
terebbe di novanta miglia allora.
La situazlone in Grecia e gravissima. Tn
telegramma da Atene dice che Al minlstro
di Gran Bretagna ha avuto una lungo
coloqulo con re Costantino n quale n
auanto 81 dice, avrebbe inssttto sulla ir.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19

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Russell Hsws Pottsvlne. n.
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John n watkins. isfs n is,s :.
-, Melhers lrpd Christian 81 - And HIsn->.
x Jonss. ssss isSs NsI.oN Nelson o.. ana n.,..
Saul ". Boorman, 20s carr.,,.. ~"
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Henry olsss, 7ss srods,l 4; lsin =. -'' ''--
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Albert Meadowcroft. aOf7 N r.A
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,earet Sandegarde. Wilkes narre and N.
S'sasn,,e ss,n, " ,Lonssn. Ieaspe Island 49,.
Georse W. Refs, sesf wo.,,onhag, :; nhag,'chhsss' u ~
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Wesley Manns. 2o34 Turner ., a.. :,
william TIiIDn' clark s ~ az as's s.ssii. :, >'n
schaefer, i46 Richmond =, ana Louis. d
GLOVER, iias $. 18Th a "~'"e ~. and "a.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
RUSSO -RUMANIAN ARMIES
HALT TEUTON ADVANCE AND
MAY SOON RESUME DRIVE

LONDON. Oct. 10.
With Russian help the Rumanians now
b:d fair not only to hold their mountain
frontier against the Teuton armies trying
10 force IT'S passes, but to regain the offen-
sive and throw back their late conquerors.
IAN the military news is reassuring."
ends an Official statement from Bucharest
that tells OF the repnlse OF strong Aus
trian offensive In the carpathians. The
Rumanians annoupce the capture of ssl
prisoners and six machine guns The Ger
man and Austrian statements received here
say simply that "ths situation is un-
changed"
Correspondents with Won Falkenhayn's
army IN Transylvania are authority for the
statement that strong Russian forces are
aiding the kumanians. and that evidently
the aid that King Ferdinand asked from
his great allies" has arrived. wireles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
VOLHYNIA BATTLE CONTINUES
WITHOUT PAUSE; RUSSIANS
STRIVE TO ISOLATE HALICZ

PETRoGRAD, Oct. 10. - The five-day
battle In volhynia continued throughout
yesterday with no sign OF interruption,
the Germans using gas and large quantities
OF ammunition in attacking the Russian
lines
The War Office announced today the re-
pulse OF enemy attacks north OF Kisieln
and also east OF Svinluchi, where the fight.
ing was especially fierce
Near the Rumanian frontier. In the Dorns
Vatra region, stubborn enemy attacks were
repused and the enemy driven back.
LONDON. oct. l9.--The battle In the
Hallcz sector of Galicia is growing In in
tensity. Battering at the enemys lines
with their most powerful forces the Rus
SLAMS have wedged themselves into n posi-
Teuton line OF communications from Halicz
TO Lemberg.
Three miles north OF the Halicz bri1ge-
head. In the angle formed by the junction
OF tho Narayuvlsa and Gnila Lipa Rivera
the fighting has reached its greatest fury
The opposing troops are still battling for
complete posst ssion OF the dominating
height In this sector Part Of II the Rus
slams already hold and from this point
Letchitsky'B guns are pouring down a de-
structive fire on the railway running north
west from Hahcz TO Jidatcheff.
Success in this struggle would permit the
Russians TO cut this railway just outside OF
Halicz. Such stroke would isolate Halicz
and perhaps compel Won Bothmer TO aban-
don the line along the Gnila Lipa. The Teu-
tons would be thrown back upon Lemberg
itself
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BERLIN REPORTS STUBBORN
FIGHTING, BUT NO ADVANCE
ON TRANSYLVANIAN FRONT
BERLIN, Oct. 1,

DbENl4lNs OCl ~
A whole division Of Russian reinforce
ments 10000 men) has reached Rumania
during the last two days and is taking part
in the counter. assaults that the Russo
Rumanian forces are delivering against
General Won Falkenhayn's armies on the
Transylvania front.
Dispatches from the front today state
that very heavy fighting IL in progress
around Pradoal Pass. south OF the Kron-
stadt. These dispatches state that Russian
officers are directing both the Rumanian
and Russian operations
Repulse OF two British cavalry attacks
at Barmegare. east OF Suez, and gains on
the center In the Caucasus, were reported in
Turkish official statement received here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
ropAy,s MARRIAGE LICENSES

,,,u,,.,s n u.ooo,dt g54s Germantown ave.
and Emma ~ hatturs, 2Its 0ermantowno ave
Msx BELL. Ts4 free st., and Lena STEM zsEe .
Edward J. German sosI Walnut st. and Ethel
AbrshpmS 4 leonard. inis Melon St. and Jean
,,.h..e snlnsier 5OiS Aspen st. and Ger
trnds E GSudsn. lis y. e2d s, :, -,
Cornelius Gosmspn; p 2o;V nwr beiso''dse ps st. anu
rrss Mary S9lsnqi msTris. Soi s. ieih st.. and Marie
johnson. 4i44 Market ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
Girl Wounded at Mothers Grave

NEW YORK, Oct 19.--Miss Elsie I.ozer.
twenty-eight years old, OF Putnam Valley
near Garrison. was struck by a rife hull
let while caring for her mothers grave I'm
cemetery in Barryvllle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19

cation to present an appeal for American
Intervention learned that these reports were
ill-founded. and that news spread quickly
throughout Athens
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M advertisement by
The PULLMAN COMPANY


Pullman Company it is not only possible
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beyond its normal capacity. but is possible to enjoy
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BY building its the Pullman Company has
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plumbing and other distinctive features of the Pullman car
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brief comparison of the early Pullman car with its oil
lamps coal stove and almost entire lack of convenience
with the modern steelsmored sleeping or paror car
sanitary electrically lighted automatically ventilated steam
that ingenuity devise tes6es to the progress which
has been made by the Pullman Company in fifty years
OF continuous service to the travelling public.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19
HoNoRs DEAD PHILADELPHIAN

The Croix de Guerre, bestowed by
the Republic Of France upon Ed
ward J. Kelley, formerly of Phila-
delphia, who was killed in action
while serving on the western bat
tie front, has been received by his
brother in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19

LONDON. Oct. ia heavy down
pour Of rain impeded operations on the
Somme front last night. British raiders
entered German trenches near Loos and
south Of Arras, General Haig reported
this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-19

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-The British made
gains north Of Eaucourt IAbbaye and
Guedecourt in yesterdays fighting and
the French at Sally and also between
Biaches and La Maisonette, but the Al
lied victories did not compensate them
for their heavy losses, the War Office
announced today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

Marriage Licenses.
Charles Grow. age %. mill worker.
and Julia Salisbury, age II. both of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29

2CAlG, III = ~ SIiSAIB W. -.
NJ. W. Johnson. u. D.. of Idaville. Ini
will preach at the Church of God Sun
day evening. Rev. Johnson will conduct
services at Brooks Run NJ. +. church
Sundry afternoon at 3;0u o'clock.
Garfield council. NJ. 8. -. L. A. NJ,
meeting this evening in the headquart-
ers IN the McMechen building.
The members Of Eureka Temple. No.
So. Pytnian Sisters. viii nora lawn
fcte and pastry sale this evening at the
keffer lawn. at Seventh and Marshall
streets.
Miss Genevieve Bartug. OF Mounds
vile. is spending the week here visit
J. p. MARBLE. superintendent of the
local division OF the Traction system
spent yesterday at Moundsvillc attend
ing To business matters.
John bunny. Of Reilly Hill. sustained
fractured leg Tuesday afternoon when
ne was kicked by u horse. on the Reilly
farm. just east of tn" car barn. The
fracture was reduced by DR.. Blake.
John Mccain left yesterday for
month visiting with relatives and
friends.
v NJ McElroy and family have ar
rived home from Cleveland where they
spent a TWO weeks vacation.
Lone Star Temple. No. ,. rythan .Sist-
ers held I, largely attended business
meeting last evening in the McMcchcn
building. at Seventh and Marshall street.
Contractors Keller Il Tarr have started
work on a new reSidence building or
Caldwell street for .. \. Turr"E.
Vincent Rogers Of Rcnwood who re-
Gently accepted the position AS extra con-
ductur at the local car barn entered up
on his duties yesterday. Mr.. Rogers
was formerly a conductor on the local
division of the Traction system.
Walter Briggs of Wellshurg. spent
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Miss Jcanctt" SrhaaI returned to her
home in Nj. tiilcad. Friday, after Il visit
with her friend. Miss Ruth Rogers. Of
Gr"cnmount avenue.
Miss Gertrude Malluy and Herbert
Mooney. Of W""dSai"ld, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rohisqn. of North Chestnut
street. Thursday
Misses Marie Hart. of Fremont, O..
and Grace Hutchinson. OF Senacarillc,
have returned 10 their homes after a
visit with their friend. Miss Mildred
Cole ut South Lincoln avenue.
Miss Louise Mckinney. Of Marietta.
has returned 10 her home after Il visit
with Miss Edna Cole, vi South Lincoln
avenue.
Mir. and Mrs W l.. I.arrcrl and little
son. Neal OF South Lincoln avenue. lett
to-day for Il two weeks visit with rela-
tives at Dayton.
Russell Turner and otto Hunt, OF
Cambridge. visited friends Of this place
Thursday.
Mrs. Il. L. Nral. of South Lincoln ave
nue.. will leave today for Pittsburgh.
where sh" Will visit Mrs. Rose Walters;
Msx Stella Taylor. of Cleveland, Will
arrivcNthc first ~ The week for Il visit
with relatives here and in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will {. Bartlett. Of
Peoria. ILL.,. and J. II. Mckcevcr. ~
Aberdeen. 5. D., are the guests OF Mrs.
Will Judkins. of East South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hanlon and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Is. ~, SINFUL W. | lp-uhS l'l q
vacation 1T Buckeye Lake.
Miss ISathilda Evans. Of Grafton. Pa {.
is the guest of Mrs. Frank Robson, OF
North Chestnut street.
Mrs Dial Douglas and children. Of
Columbus. arrived Friday for visit
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
douglas, Of West Main street. and Mrs.
Thomas Carr. of South Broadway.
Mrs. Charles Scott. of North Lincoln
avenue returned To her HON" Thursday
!, h,n. i,,.r NrS In
Henry, of Columbus.
Miss Betty Mitchell will return TO her
home in .thrichsville. to-day after a
visit with Miss Eva Carter. of North
Broadway. She will b. accompanied
home by Miss Carter. VIII" Will Si'rnd IL
week with her.
Daisy Marie Taylor, wh" has been
yisitin: her aunt. Mrs. Ross lIcizcr "r
Columbus. and Frederic Taylor. who
has been VISITING his aunt. Mrs. Fred
Winchrll. Of GAINESVILLE. have returned
to their home on West Mum street
Miss Elizabeth. Hagu" has returned TO
her home nn f'Hrk street. after Il visit
with relatives and fri"n,tS 1T Caldwell.
Mrs. Conrad NI"iuh"lnz AMI two SOUS
of South Henderson street will leave to-
day for = visit with relatives at CUntcn
aud Pittsburgh.
Claude dement,. "f Malaga, and Miles
Martin. OF Somrrtnn. w"rr visitors here
Friday.
Miss Jessie HnlrS. Of Toledo. and
brother. Charles lliIles, al llHyd"svillc.
will return TO their homes to-day after
Il visit with relatives and friends of
this place.
Harry Flowers and family. Of South
Gardner street will lcav" sunday for Il
two weeks visit with relatives at Pitts
burgh.
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Moundsvtlle Briefs,


The work Of repairing the sanitary
sewer system on Seventh street he! wccn
Lockwood and Lafayette avenues Is SpT
ing forward nicely.
pleasant entertainment last evening
at the Christian church. ,.
Contractors Burton 4 RulonE have
commenced the work of erecting IN"
foundation for tn" new Cathe!'r r1'" LIZ ~
at the corner OF Seventh street an" jul
Perceil Beatty. of Bcllefonte: Pa. is
socnding several days in the city visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Five prisoners were discharged from
the nenitentiary yesterday on regular
discharge. having completed thc'r sem
fences. ,,.;,.i,Io
snent Yesterday in the city visiting
MI Mrs, Lorne Woodruff. Mrs. Charles
Williamson and Miss Eleanor AicXan-
der were in Wheeling yesterday visiting
with friends. ,.5 so-
have returned home from motor "Trip
MIR" Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Moore and r. +:
Peabody left yesterday for TWO weeks
trip to Toledo. Detroit and other lake
Mrs. O. F. Fr,tch of Williamsburg, Pa:
is spending several days here Visiting
with friends and relatives. ,-.,o,
Misses Minnie conner ana Ennei
Hubbs arrived home yesterday IRON
Fish creek where they have been IN
camp with the Eight Weeks club. The
remainder of the campers vii! arrive
home today. ,,
Floyd Richardson. who is emrl9Fca AT
Pittsburgh. is spending several days
here visiting at his home.
william White Of Charleston Is spend
Inr several days at his home here.
Little Miss Jean CARPENTER ana VIII
of this city VIII El 10
West Alexander today for visit wit
Misses Eleanor Alexander and Edna
Eakins left yesterday for Deer I'ark.
Md. where they Will spcno Il wee" VI
Mrs. E. c. Thomas Of Wheeling is
sprnding several days here the guest
of Mrs N. 4. Sihurt of Third street.
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Homecoming Certainty.

That Moundsvillc will have anothcr
Homecoming celebration here again TINS
fall is now practically Hssurerd al
though no definite dates have as yc3
been set nor 1t has not heei deCluen
whether or not the event will he held.
However. all of the old committeemen,
are in favor of the movement t" hola
the homecoming, and according to mem
bers of the committee appointed recent
H. IN confer with the citizens of the
f f%umty Of no hold fl Homecoming October
and have been suggested as dates
for the affair. and If the homecoming IS
held II will more than likely he hcld
on these dotes. :.
The homecoming committee meets in
two weeks. at. which time 1t MIL he
definitely known whether or not the
celebration will nc held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
Bows Arrested for Stealing.

Peter Lucas and George Ferris. aged
about IA, will likely be sent away rs a
result of their having taken money from
the clothing of bathcrs at Bar Beach
recently. The Lucas lad is said TO have
taken the money. which amounted TO
the money In Wheeling Wednesday. The
authorities are considering sending, tn.
Lucas lad to the state reform school,
while it is understood the other youth
will so to Il Catholic school In New
York state.
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ST. Clatrsville Briefs.

Hon. -. y. HnllinE&wurth. Republican
candidate for rc-cl"cliun to congress, NJ
Cadiz. was here today in the interest OF
his candidacy.
Attorney Anthony +. Calvin. nf
Youngstown. WIS here today in the in
tercst Of ChaS. NJ. Wilkins, Of Warren.
H.. who is Il candidate for the Court Of
Appeals on III" Republican ticket.
Mrs. w. -. CmSlCad Of iI"llairr, wa
mere today calling on relatives.
H. X. barrett Of Bridgeport. is here
tho guest at his son. DR.. T. NJ. Barrett.
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MANY to Cameron.

Many members OF the Evening stan
lodge and Uniform Rank OF the
Knights of Pythias. of Benwood, will
go to Cameron this evening on a spe-
cial train. 10 assist in the institution
of a Cameron company. The services
will be in charge Of the Couer DeLeon
lodge, Of Wheeling. A special train
will convey the members 10 Cameron
it stopping for the local delegation at
Schad's crossing The train departs
from Wheeling al 6 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
CAD|z, Q.

CADlZ. O.. July 2S.-Judge and Mrs.
J. 3. Morley. daughter. Miss Mary. and
son. John. and Mrs Reynolds. have re-
turned from nm automobile trip to the
White Mountain.
Mrs. John Mcfarland. of Dcnnison. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Anna NJ Day.
Mrs w. H. Wylic has returned to her
home In jackson Center. Pa. after a
visit with her mother. Mrs: Eliza j. Hav-
crneld. who accompanied her homo.
Miss Margaret Brown. of New Phila-
delphia; is the guest of Mrs. John
Conwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Rogers of Column
bus. are visiting Mr.. ana !1rs. ). Is.
Rogers.
-, Mr. and Mrs Harry Reynard and son,
the home Of !. Lyl. Clark.
Mrs. J. V. .Fonncr and son. James. of
kcnton. are guests Of Mrs. Corners par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. J. Morrison.
Miss Carrie Morton of Cleveland. is
Miss Olive Mckec'S guest at her cuun-
try home. Miss Mckee and Miss Nor
ton. gave Il miscellaneous shower TO
to Leroy Heavilin takes place soon.
Lester {. Straight Of Manntnston W.
Va. WAS here Il few days visiting his
wife and children. who are spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. spiker.
Mrs. Mabel Rurdcttc. Of gainesville,
and Mrs. Leonard Hilton. of Scbring.
are visiting their mother. Mrs. Matilda
HaErdorn.
Hon George Pack and Mrs. Pack, Of
the Isle of Pines. arc guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. Morrison. Mr.. Pack was COVER
nor of an insland in the Luzon group IN
instration.
Bron-To. Dr. and Mrs. Ross P. Rusk.
a daughter. July IS, named Anna Jean.
Mrs. Norwood Osborn and daughters,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
Nav pui1d Rath Eouse,

Due TO the increased popularity OF
bathing at Bar Beach. just above the Is.
Il y. depot. here. on the river shore Il
number of prominent business men OF
the city have bcen considering the ad-
visibility OF building bath houses for
the accommodation "f the bathers. and
at the same time make Il business prop
uSitiun of the affair. IT. Will be known
definitely within the next couple of
DAYS whether or not bath houses vii be
constructed on the river shore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
May Get Cycle Cop.

It has been previously stated in the
lntelligencer that there was a rumor
to the effect that Benwood may have
motorcycle cop to put an end to the
speeders. This may be brought up a,
the next meeting of council, it was
learned last night. For some tine
children playing upon the streets have
been in danger of being killed or ser
iously hurt.
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BENWOOD
Three in Police Court.

After three days Of quietness. Ben
wood again comes forth with ses~
sion Of police court. Last night there
were three to face Mayor Clark
Sprouts on two charges. TWO for
fighting and one on plain drunk
charge. After listening 10 the evil
dence which at times was quite con
fusing. Mayor Sprouts assessed the
usual fines.
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-Agents. $40 per 1000 allow
Pocket Soap Co., Lebanon. n. H. jy-2s-g
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BcnWood Briefs

Miss Nellie Sonderman has return
ed home from West Liberty, where
she will receive diploma in the nor
NAL school
Madelyn Wilhelm, who was badly
cut when she fell down the stairs at
her home, is improving rapidly.
The bathing beach al McMechen is
growing in popularity with residents
Of Benwood. More than 500 were in
the swim last evening.
Mill workers have stood the intense
heat we'll and as yet there has been
no prostra1ions reported.
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Republicans To Meet.

There will be meeting Of the Re.
publicans of Union District Marshall
county this evening in the city build
ing in Benwood when delegates 10 the
state convention in Huntington will be
named The voters OF the l, 2, 3, I, 5,
g and 7th precincts are requested 10
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
R.ana Meet Postponed.

Owing TO Hcrrold. of Wheeling, and
Johnson. of Wellsrille, being in Toledo
for the race meet there Sunday after
noon, and as the Moundsviiie Motorcycle
Club expects to have the, best possible
riders compete in race. the motorcycle
race meet to have been held today at
postponed until next saturday. August D.
The meet next Saturday vii! be the big
gcst and best ever held here. and owing
10 the high-priced riders who Will par
ticirote il will be necessary TO advance
,hn admission price a few cents to en-
able the club TO dcfray expenses.