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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25
FIST ACCIDENTAL
shooting OF YEAR

Silver City, N NJ, May 22.-The
well known boxer Henry Pross.
met with a painful accident while
cleaning a .3s automatic pistol
which he didn't know was loaded
and which went off. the bullet
going through his leg Just above
the knee, splintering the bone and
causing a very painful if not a
serious wound.
Rross was 10 have met Kid
George in Silver city tho night Of.
May 25th, but as a result Of the
accident viii not be able 10 fight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25
~Inspects 30O Eead..

his ranch % miles northeast OF Clay
fOu
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25
FIRST SUMMER LIVESTOCK SHIPMENT
FROM DEFINING SlOO,OO0 AFFAIR

Three Thousand Yearlings Go to Feeding Grounds
of Wyoming and Montana, Part Consigned
to Government; Livestock Activity
General Throughout State
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25

Tie visiting DELEGATES we're well
looked after by the 70 Bernalillo coun-
ty delegates constituting the recep-
ton committee, which had the band
out all day, while Col. D, K. b. Self
ers had charge Of the arrangements
assisted by Warren Graham, o. n.
Marion. Charlie Roehl and Frank Butt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25

Continued from page one)
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
sunday. June 4. 1A1R-

Caution should guide today. Ac-
corolng to astrology Venus and the
sun are in benefic aspect in the early
hours and Saturn and Jupiter exercise
sinister power later.
Women have a fairly good influ-
ence to direct their love affairs, espe-
cially where men of wealth and posi-
ton are concerned
There is fortunate sign for the
week in social affairs. Banquets,
public meetings and educational as
semblies have a favorable forecast.
Women have the representation of
success in new ventures. They will
serve in places where they will gain
fame and power.
While the stars long have presaged
vast expenditures in naval and mill
tary channels, the seers declare that
a grave war.
Again increase in taxes is foretold
and agitation among socialists will
spread.
Warning is given against the organ
ization of wellmeaning persons who
will retard important national move
ments and cause serious uprisings in
certain parts of the country.
There is a forbidding influence
where banking and speculation is con-
cerned. Heavy losses and sudden
fluctuations of values are indicated
Foreign loans have not a good out
look.
The death of famous statesman is
prognosticated. His loss will come al
critical moment in national affairs.
Astrologers forecast new complica-
tions in regard to ocean warfare. Au-
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
TWO FAMOUS BOOKS
Built for American Homes by $4,000
Americans.

The publication Of Heart Throbs' has
been an astonishing revelation 10 litera-
tours, and has met with more than na-
tion-wide favor. extending to all na-rs
Of the globe wherever the English Ian
-uage is spoken. Containing the yolun-
tsry contributions OF thousands, II comes
neareSto satisfying the average hurns
heart than anything Of its kind ever pub
lished before in any language More
than three hundred thousand copies have
been sold by the publishers at the regu-
lar retail value OF s. for the two volumes.
Only by a combination Of the great daily
newspapers OF the country in an en-
deavor TO present something OF rare
merit to their readers, Is Il possible to
place these books at what is really less
than first cost to produce. The drees OF
the volumes has been greatly improved.
resulting in two Of the handsomest pro-
ductions Of the bookbinder's art ever
brought out. The work is really an edi-
tion de luxe designed especially for the
readers Of the daily press The books
can be seen and obtained at our office.
and the coupon elsewhere in this paper
explains the small distributing cost 10
accompany the coupons.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

gust is likely to be q month Of in
creased anxiety.
Peace rumors will multiply during
the next few weeks. il is predicted.
but they will bring nothing definite
European war.
The death Of some prominent per-
son in Mexico is prophesied and this
whl have far-reaching significance. il
is said.
Persons whose birthdste II Is have
rather a warning sign. QUarrels and
Misunderstanding may cause loss Of
money
Children born on this day are likely
to be great faverites. These subjects
Of Gemini may be inclined to too
much generosity.
lCopyT1sht. I01kl
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
FIRST DAY.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

LEILA AUSTIN, the pretty daugh-
ter of a wealthy father.
MRS. AUSTIN, her worldly
mother.
TOM CARTER, a poor but able
mining engineer.
HALSEY BRENT, a not over
scrupulous young millionaire.
NELLIE COLLINS. gossipy
chum of Leila Austin.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
HOROSCOPE.

THE stars incline. but do not compel
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

LCorrrlsht ~
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-28
SEWARD. ALASKA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 2S, 1916

In every, community there is a remarkable sameness in the Soca, life No matter whether you live m Europe or America you will find the people Ot similar commun- ties very similar in customs and manners and conduct public dance in small town in Texas Is just about the same as public dance in an Alaskan town or Belglan Dutch Of course town of the Slze or seward in Europe any lOngSettled country IS more rustic Al Ska towns and all towns m the west have attacteda liveier more intelligent more yentuTeSOme, brighter, more travelled people than can ind m towns ot equal size that have been settled for generation or Wo One day Seward will be very much larger and very much more rural and very much more marrow than now, but at present perhaps its social life Is about on par with the social he of normal of eight ten thousand peo- pie older countries This does not mean that there IS as much ot this life but that far as 1t goes the people and their ways are the same.
 The most amazing thing about this world IS It's same ness. If you lived more less permanently Tn dozen different countries and were m position where some oI observation necessary the predominant
 impression that would be gained by you Is that each com munity S duplicate of the other lou will ind the same htte SocaI iuoSyncraceS. lou will find the man ot one trade just like of the same trade Tn another town You will find a shoemaker when you go to another who makes you tlnk you met hn m some previous existence because he has just the characteristics as the shoemaker you knew m your former town And so 1t Is
 the SJOeheeper the waiter the cOOk the doctor the attorney lou Will Inu each community haVng about the same number Ot thieves, saints beeS, church workers, social cuuOerS emOtered social failures, the same derS,
 male anU Iemde who are SOcal ornaments because they have the tue the same preachers the same little ambl
 ous ones who want lead clubs and organizations of all kinds and the number Ot each m each place. the leading citizens the same sort of newspapers, the same political cQueS and social cqueS the haredS, the same Ioyes the aspiring orators, the shining yocaiSS, the village drunkS, the vil lage retoues, the aspiring poets and prose writ CTS, the same gossip, the same everything.
 Never let anyone hear you knock the characteristics of the people of the town you live in It will only show that your experience of communities has been limited. They are all the same Oh Mercy; hew much alike they are
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-28
CATHOLIC CntRCH

Sundays: CommUmyn Nass a. SD a. m.
 Mass and Sermon at 1O:3O a. m. Sunday sChoo, after Mass. Rosary, Instruction and BeueGction at 7:30 p. m.
 Weekdays: Daily Mass at 7:SO a. m.
 Daily Mass. 7:2O a. m. in hospital chapel.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-28

An Edison Diamond Disc Phouo- graph makes a fine Christmas pres ent. No needles to change. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-28

Best cigars and refreshments at Terminal Bar. See ad. 1l-1-b
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-28

The Great Majestic, the Range with the Reputation. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Appeal.

Harry 9. Frankhauser. deposed chief
or police. reneWed his tight for rein
statement IN Common Pleas Court to-
dav. when the hearing Of his appeal
from the decision Of the civil Service
Commission began before Judge wor-
ley. Of Cadiz. q. Tho court granted
leave 20 the PLAINTIFF to file motions to
dismiss tho charges preferred against
him by Mayor McNiastcr. city Solicitor
G T. Williams consented 70 two OF tho
three charges being stricken out. those
referring TO incompctency and physical
disability. leaving but one charge. that
of tnSuhprdination. on which 70 center
tho fight. Judge Worlov ovcrrulcd a
motion 90 dismiss his charge. Franck-
hauscr Is charged with failure TO exc
cute a search warrant which tho MAYOR
gave him on January : FOR n certain res
idenc". Mayor McNas'or. on whose
charges the civil Service Commission
removed tho chief. testified hc told
F~ranckhauser 10 make tho search. His
testimony was rcfutcd by CHIEF Franck-
hauser. who testified he was old 20 got
evidence before making the search
Tho mayor and the eN-ghief were on the
stand tho most 81 the dav There are %
witnesses. hut A. is believed some Of
thom Will be excused and tho case will
probably he concluded Wednesday at
fFruOou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
SOL0NS
IN BRIEF SESSION
ONLY oNE rMPRoVEMENr oRpt
NANCE, FOR CoEsTRUcTISa
SEWER WAS PASSED.
City Solicitor Read Letter From Bureau
OF Supervision OF Public
Ofnoes.

Bollaire city council held "A brief SOS
sion last night \ I'ttcr received by
City Solicitor Cooper from the bureau
OF supervision Of public Offices WAS read.
The letter stated that, beginning with
January. 1916. the city auditor cannot
receive compensation as clerk Of the
sinking fund trustees. Previous To 1915
the city auditor. as clerk OF the sinking
fund trustees. received $3.50 comp"nss-
tion ner year. in addition TO ms regular
salary. The bureau of accounts WAS Of
The opinion that the compensation was
illegal. but as the courts have not rem
Ccred a decision. u is doubtful II back
payments could b. collected.
The report Of the city solicitor rela-
tive 10 the construction q a water main
on West T~~enty-third street was re-
ceived and, On motion, was nled FOR fu-
ture reference.
An ordinance 10 grant the property
owners on Sullivan street. between lot
3 OF Andcrson's division and Thirty-scc-
ond street. for The ruction Of a pri-
Nuic sewer. was read three times and
cIgrossed and passed.
The board Of health was instructed 90
Investigate tho action % pcddlers in
throwing refusc and dccaycd vegetables
on the streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

II p J. oats. ~ Warwood avenue. has
returned from an extended business trip
tu Grafton.
Mrs. r. H. FIcrbaugh. ur TwentN-nrst
street - visiting for "A few days with
friends al Holidays Cove.
Misses Amelia and Margaret Was
nluih. OF littSburgh. ar, visiting for a
i,W days at Mrs, Elemfelt's. Nineteenth
street.
Born. To- Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh
mans. Jr.. Of Gienn's Run. IL baby boy.
\ committee OF the wheeling Bust
moss Mems Association Was her. N,ster-
cH'. 'anNassing the town Tor now MEM
b,rs.
stanley Thomas and ChriStv Good
M'ic recent visitors among friends at
N'~t Liberty.
Robert Miller, ~ Warwood avenue.
SUSTAINED a very bad cut on right knee.
Monday. when he fell Viii running.
upon some glass. Three stitches were
required Q" clos" tho wound.
Edward Hanke. wife and daughter. OF
ltuniiuEiun. ar, spending a few DAYS
Win ms father IN North Warvood
Mrs. Anna Hilton otto of Twentieth
street sang 90 tho Thomson NJ. r.
'hurCh. last evening.
William STUNT. Of %orth Warwuod.
completed tine painting and lettering ~
Tho auto truck for Hankc's bakery. yes
terda..
Francis HYDE. former recreation Iii
rector or thu Wheeling Fairgrounds As
e"'i7ilor. was a business visitor here.
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Additional Appropriated.

Tho $4,000 additional appropriation
f"r m" purchase 81 additional ground
FOR the new Federal building in Sfeu-
h'nville was approved by the Treasury
apartment a. Washington yesterday.
according 20 a telegram received to-day
10y Secretary n. W. Case. OF tho Cham
hor ~ Cpmmcrce. Ia telegram was
from Senator Pomerene. and upon his
approval tho bill will likely PASS Con
sress Should the appropriation pass.
% would mean that an available eurr
of 100000. with that previously appro-
priat@i Tor the building Tho news
was received with much rejoicing here.
as tho additional APPROPRIATION will per-
NIT the purchase Of one Of tho finest
sites In the city FOR tho now building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Citizens Excited.

Thirty special trains. CARRYING Va.
tlonal Fuarfsmen from Eastern mobiIf.
aation camps 60 the Mexican border. are
scheduled 90 pass through his city 20.
riEht and tomorrow morning over fhe
Panhandle Railroad. word was received
Ht me local railroad yards 10 clear the
way Tor the trains. which will follow
regular passengers Seventeen sections
~ Now Jersey and New York National
.~'.1fdrinCn We're 20 20 through, begin.
ming az 10 o'clock tonight. II vas
expected that the specials would start
out q Pittsburgh early this morning
ana tho railroad yards throughout m
CIV nave bcen crowded all day with en-.
thusiasur thousands who are eager n
CIV" tho soldiers a hearty greeting CIT.
iy"nS residing near tho railroad have
honor OF the guardsmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

samuel Williams. who claims 90 hail
from .r' mountains uf West virginia
was fined $50 and costs and given a
-IN months Iul sentence bg Mayor
lsal~tOu yesterday morning. Tor assault
ing Addison Barr. Monday afternoon.
NllIam- 4- said tp have assaulted Barr
with H broom stick when the latter re-
fused t' pun one OF Williams teeth
which Boa, said was aching. tie was uu-
able tu pul zap and was taken Goo -.
'ItIr-N..Ir yesterday to serve the nue
uut 100 the county Jail.
Three tuf'lgutrs who were arrested
when o. d~E-.rdsTIy house was raldeo
saturday night. We're each fined SO and
costs. They paid ~. The white w0-
man caught lu the raid was chased out
OF the city.
Tom Ford ~ Actnayllle who was ar
rested SIn4H Afternoon by "A ,u4ored de-
f'.tINt ON lu" charge ut operating A
p.tk,a-y. viii be given a usdrlug ly
MlLur Lllst.m ms murnLns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Cupid r. getting busy after an fnfff-
f"r'n' two weeks and the rush on the
marriage court during the past week
i1- smashed all records. Tho foticvvfrr
licenses were issued today
NorkyItis.
Alfred Hensley and Grace Ford. of
DiliunNale.
Glenn Curry ~ Augusta o. and Ma
bel Mc'leunau. OF Hrrrholz.
InWrcuc' kruuss and Erla Hales. both
Of Stcubcnvilie.
Robert PARKS and pcnrf Croxton h,tL
81 SfsubenvIIa.
'arl AruEtne and Hali.ps Earr,y
both ~ Ste~ubeuvtIio
Siantery Dt Orayfo ans Eliza p,.-tA
both ~ StouhcuyuIs.
have secured permission RI
ground while Tho chautnuqu4 III ID, ~ y
Do pros IDS viii be used In ffs
Charitable work ~ tre orgaufzaftor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Miss Martha Kennedy. ~ radiz will
INK W rho k'rEv1nd Presbyterian
church. sunday
Percy T'fIDv ~ Isfouia. Republican
candidate Tor fh' nomination for con.
Ef'eewsr ufa hsr. yesterday In boo
interest ~ l|a campaign
ATTORNEY = 40 H.IrlaIr has returned
rom re- camping frIr 100 Maine
Iu EIrFunHf
several autos boosting Tho Martins
Ferry .hHufTIvuH. which opens s4rIar.
It through fHI9 ..fr 'aaf night
NJ lI.HI barber shops HIT hs closed
nm Fourth ~ IuIr but v.I remain
"l-h until % u..'n.k Nnud4s evening
Attorney NDwsH Is ksrrur .r-f
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
vets Cali Special nieo.ion.

The vets OF the city have nled initia-
tive petitions with City Auditor Charles
r Wells. calling for n special election
on August 8. to repeal the early closing
and anti-screen ordinances. part Of the
reEulating measures passed by The city
council several months ago. The peti-
tons provide hat the saloon hours shall
he from s a m. 10 II :. m. daily. I'M
stead OF from : n ~. 90 . n. m. as the
ordinances now provide. and that screens
shall h" used during tho business hours.
The petitions viii he open FOR the in
spection ~ the public for ton days. when
they Will be certified 20 tho BOARD or
Elections. Both petitions contain sig
natures In excess Of the required 20 per
cent. ~ tho total vote Of tho city. " Is
understood that a third petition. asking
Tor the repeal ~ the holiday closing or
dtnance. viii p" presented later. Tho
election will fall on the same dav as
~" Republican and Democratic prima-
ri.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
MEN ON
LABELLE PAYROLL
DIRECTORS PASS RESOLUTION TO
THIS AT o.
LAR MEETING.
Men Will Receive ruil Pay While IN
Service and Get Positions Back
News OF S~teu6env1la.

STEUBENNILLE. o. June 3T.-The
directors % the La Belle Iron Works
Company. al its regular monthly meet
ing here to-day. passed a resolution TO
continue On the pay roll any employe
who eulists I'm their country's service.
following a step that has been taken by
an the big corporations OF the country.
Tho resolution opt In as follows:
Resolved. That all OF our present en-
ploy"s who are now or shall hereafter
become members OF the National Guard.
or who have answered or shall hereaf-
ter answer the call 10 enter military scr
vice. Will be granted leave OF absence.
and upon honorable from such
military service win he reinstatei In
the company's employ. In their present
or equally good positions. and until 9TH
erWise determined. their present sala-
ries or wage will no continued.
After t-ransacting other busineS - OF a
routine nature. the meeting was ad-
Journcd . =
The Carnegie Steel Company hrs post
cd notices az the local and Affnro plants
announcing that they will pay salaries
and wages 70 such of their employees
who enlist for military service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

several days ago a vaiuahle collie
owned by ". q McClain. on Rock I'M.
was bitten by a tramp dog. The pscu-
lar actions Of The strange dog caused
alarm and the collie was killed. The
head OF tho collie was sent 20 the state
board OF health FOR analysis. Yesfer-
uHy Afternoon Br. d. ". boone received
a letter 90 the effect that ncgri bodies
were found Ia portions 81 the brain. and
a Tor rabies was Al once made.
The latter examination Will b. made
known In a few days. Or Enorp was
notified 20 inform me owner Of tho dog
~ the result 90 tho examination. Er-
forts 10 locate the tramp dog have
failed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
E1peot 10 Have compAnv ro-Aav

Attorney Paul Y. Wadd.IL who rs n
shhrg" - ~organizing a company of ths
ShlinfAl Guard IN this city. announced
~ nlEht mat ne expects 20 telegraph
'ol- KNOX to-day that the company is
I'tdy ar MS call Up 90 noon kr.tsrIa.
many names were secured tp thnl. al
ready published. and 70 Is believed the
tcrnOOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
~neketssllng Campaign.

In order TO sell sufficient tickets TO
pay for this years C~hautauqua without
compelling the E~usrsutors 10 dlg down
into their pockets for the money. a
ttket-selling campaign MAS launched
yesterday which Will continue until next
Sunday. The city has been divided into
districts and each district Will b. can
Na-s,d by different teams. owing to
the fact that a large number Of those
who pledged tu purchase tickets haso
failed To Keep their part or the agree
ment only about $500 worth of tickets
have been disposed 80. - - necessary
Co sell Sl.5uu worth IA order 10 pay FOR
ms Nuur-e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Hella1re Is IN gala attire Tor tho big
gest weeks entsrtf.rmsIf ever given in
the city Hundreds 81 ~psuraufE hava
been strung Arrpss tho streets adye-fta-
ing the chautau1un which opens Ssfu-.
DAY aitsruouu. This svrutng an aut1uIY-
bile parade viii he given 20 advertise
tho chautauqua and fhs Fourth ~ Iluy
celebration. The autos Will form IN
Noble street. north of central avenue
and drive through the city. aunaunci.s
tho two big events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

The various .lmuIffs,s ir eIarel %
the Fourth Or July Celebration viii hold
a nesting This evening In the rooms 90
me Eelialrr Commercial club. wher aIl
The arrangement fur fbs big event viii
D. made Secretary NIIugau Is rstaIr.
INK letters from 900 parts of the couu.
w q" NJ event frat many viii aff.ri
me celebration. Or will b. an old f.rs
celebration and the arrangements nr,
being made with that end .n View F,
obligation ~ 200 from Fairmlrf. "
Va. ~ expected and 400 Tho towns loo This
lmmed a." vicinity are expected to send
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
ARWOO
Junior Kings Daughters.

The Junior Kings Daughtcr. held a
meeting last evening A. the
homo or Mrs 5. +. Christian. on Twen-
tN-hfth street. After the devotional ~
~ercises, which we're conducted nv Mrs
christian. tho following officers were
elected LCsder. Miss Selma HuufSher-
~; vice leader. Miss Virginia Shoaring
secretary. Miss Ida H-untSh,rr,: treas
urer Miss Marie BinEcll. The circle
VIII hold its next meeting az th. home
or NE leader Miss Huntsbcrry. ou Riley
I'm July 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
DEAD BABY FOUND
Woman Rushes TO Rivers EDGE and
Throws Bundle Into Water.

The form Of a s'ill born babe Is ".
ing ar Schmeichel's undertaking es-
adjustment while Coroner Gala
Mitchell is conducting an investiga-
ton. The body was found in the river
a. the foot of Twcnty-fourth street
yesterday morning. where II had been
thrown the night before by a woman
closely robed.
After the child was found. the ferry
man stated that he remembered The
woman rushed 10 the shore and toss
cd tho bundle in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

w |"Nu 'HIIwca paid DIE free visit
.' 'H- .IF tF.torunF. after being e.u,r
.fr f7i.r o. urEanlze n hospital Gonna
.L fhie vicinity fnr aervira .. 200 ...rf
"Hr W.T." MfNtro a number NJ r..H.
900. interested iu fHU "r....... .n.
' In 'srIHIncd and rr..n. #. +.
Hld ne erHsed In This ri.v f. fH ..t
.f.s r.r.. If desired ... ..ar #-
ana another drug CLERK 4-e -.r.
''F matter strongly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Lawn Fete Tonight.

Tho Loyal DaI EhterS OF tho Christian
church completed arrangements Tor thor
lawn iDto. which viii %, held Tonight
on tho lawn near tho Center Warwood
school house. The stand was erected
last evening. AMI the electric wires. for
hghts viii he put up today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
Non-support chargs

william letters. Of West Wharfi-r
NH- gwen "A hearing yesterday hef1r.
H'NIr' Miri'r on "a .hHrxo OF rnr-sur.
l.f, or ms minor children 90, pleaded
guilty and vas nnsd $50 ana COST srJ
'hi'hcod 20 the Ztn.stifI.
llr aIA mnntha-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Word has been received Iu This city
81 Inc Death ~ Mr.. Mary FELTON,. widow
- The late John FELTON,. al the h1m. Of
h"r son. Gsorge. IN WOodIawn. Pa. sat
urday Mrs FELTON, formerly resided
mere, ard was the mother OF Mrs. Alex.
Dubois. 81 this city. Intermcnt vas
made al New Castle. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28
NOTICE

All members Of the Belmont County
Liquor League are requested 10 attend
a hpeclal meeting this evening AZ : 30
Al me usual meeting place. Business
OF great importance 10 be transacted.
by order Of Executive Committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-28

Tho Ladies Ala 81 fho N-f.-r.dfs,
church will sold q sewing MARI, o., a..
nome or Mrs George Tbrirnf az Wan
~ wood avenue THURSDAY afternoon
LNinlN luncheon VIII b. served o. The
guests and members.