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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-04
WANTED

WANTED-Reliable man to run
boarding house at mill For particul-
lars call or write Plunkett-Webster
Co. ms. Telephone 1921, Benning
ton, Vt. r. f. ID. 54t6*
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WANTED-Pupil Nurses, male and
female, wanted ut the Taunton State
Hospital Training School for Nurses
For particulars, address DR.. Arthur
Goss. supt.. Taunton State Hospital.
VGunton, Mass. Btt1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-04

FOR SALE-One 1916 Ford Run.
about body. top and windshield and
one touring car body, top and wind.
shield. Bennington Garage. N. W.
Williams. S2h
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FOR SALE-Second hand Smith
Premier typewriter in fair condition.
Good chance to get machine cheap.
Apply at Banner office. LIFT
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WANTED-Two men roomers will
also furnish board. Mrs. H. Galusha,
112 Putnam st. Att
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-04

the new electric bulbs We are offering
prove They also prove economical
in the quantity of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Bellairs Briefs.

\ big vote t. expected In RelIairc to-
dsy because Of tho bond issue
The strike % the boys NJ the Imperial
Glass works is still on. with no pros
poets FOR an early settlement
state Treasurer Il W. Archer. ~ CO.
lumhus. ~ in Bollaire 90 vote at the
prcsidcntinl primar yto-day.
Miss Jonnn Day. Of Akron. BE- spending
"a few days with relatives hsrs.
meeting Of the Young Peoples
Branch 81 the Woman's Christian TEN
rrraurc Union viii DO held this even
iug o. the United Presbyterian church
The Loyal Daughters class ~ tho
,hrisiian SUNDAY school was entertained
.ari evening at ~" home ~ Miss Helen
FrHchf. on Twcuty-nfth street
Mrs. q Hoisn. ~ Belmont. f.
SPENDING frw days with E'Ilairr rel
Mi-s Eva stewart ~ 81. CI,irsyut.
has returned home. after a visit with
Tho regular meeting ~ the toup.tip
r,hool board will he held "Wednesday
Mrs s. " FLAX. ~ North u.frrop,
who recently underwent an operation sf
fnt ohio valley General Hospital uaa
removed ~ h'r home yesterday after
Mise Marie Maioney NJ Votfe -tr.e,
H'. -.'lrred from Welt with friends
Hannibal YounF we'll known husi-
fIr city yesterday
Mr md urs Frank Robinson. ar
..'t with friends bore
Hra % D. -WIfH fool. Guernsey stree.
5.'..-i.l. ',.s ~ Woe vfH her
Nr Frf Nr. clarence rsa... ~ GRAF.
''n &c bending a few dave e'1 UeII.
W- wam E.nna-f arf daughter.
re.t' wee ~ Tn.r1H.
r.rry ~ tt,.r -... r... ,'''. -
H, '.' .'f.. Or 'Nr.r brother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
WONDERFUL THE
RESULTS" SAYS
SAMUEL KUGLEN
Seventh Street Man Praises
Nerv- Worth to Drug
gist Rau

\ wholly new local Wentworth en-
and a mighty good one:
Raus Drug Store Have been
troubled with my NERVES. Would have
heart attacks. No sleep at night. Lost
weight.
Have taken one bottle (Nerv- WORTHY
and got wonderful results. Can sleep
all night and feel rested in the morn
ing. Heart was restored 10 normal
action. | have gained in weight, and
| can honestly recommend Merry Worth
TO my fellow sufferers.
SAMUEL KUGLEN,
No. % 9TH 81.
Your dollar back at Rau's Drug
Store II Wentworth does not overcom .
your nervous ills. This is our own
guarantee .-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
Wentworth for sale also at Patter-
son a sons. ST. Clairsville: Dankworth
hros.. Bellaire: Ralston e. Parker's,
Martins Ferry: Cameron Drug Co.'S.
cameron; V. II. Sayles. Moundsville:
Midway Drug Co.'S, Benwood- Nc
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Patronage

This old reliable store was never so well
prepared to care for your musical needs
as we are this Spring.
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paid to-day and a large sum will be
handed to the men.
Good progress ~ being made on NOV
ing the fence OF the east side of the
Laughlin tin plant
"A case OF diphtheria was reported in
the Samuel Gillespie home. on Ninth
street. yesterday.
Miss Anna Reid. OF North Fifth street,
was removed TO the local hospital yes
terday, TO undergo an operation.
Street Superintendent James MieskcI
yesterday started the work Of removing
the scales on Jefferson street to the on
positc side OF the street
Earl Boyd left yesterday morning on
short business trip to Cleveland and
other points.
Boys Day will be observed in the
FIRST NJ 4. church Sunday school on
sunday. May :. and an elaborate pro-
gram VIII be rendered
Tho meeting OF the directors Of the
Board OF Trade in their rooms last even
ing was well attended.
Earl Brown. Of Rush Run. who was
removed to the local hospital SUNDAY
10 undergo treatment. is recovering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
BELLAIRE COUNCIL
HOLDS BUSY SESSION
AN ORDINANCE WAS INTRODUCED
TO REDUCE CITY ENGIN-
EER'S SALARY.
Action on the Measure Was Deferred
TIL Next Meettng-News
of Bellaire.

The regular meeting % tho city coun-
ell OF Bcllairc was held last evening
owing 10 the fact that an election viii
be held today. Several important mat
ters were given attention. among them
being an ordinance TO reduce the com
pensatton 81 the city engineer. Under
the ordinance passed iu 1909. the city
engineer - allowed 8 per cent OF CON
fract price for public imprOv ements and
- per DAY when employed by the city.
I. J.. Fox. state examiner who re-
Gently examined the books OF tho city
in his report stated the engineer was
being paid too much money. and an or
dinanoe was introduced last night fly
ing the salary AT $1,000 per year. The
ordinance was read for the first time
and may undergo numerous and radical
changes before final action.
An ordinance g. authorize the director
OF public service o. purchase fuel for
the water works plant for one year. be-
ginning August 10. 1915. was read for
the third time and passed. The ordi-
walks was tabled.
An ordinance for 'he improvements
IN part Of the fourth sewer district.
by constructing sewers therein. was laid
on the table tll the neat meeting
An ordinance 20 amend section 80.
ISL relHflF" 90 hauling garbage and
ashes was snEr1sasd and passed
An ordinance 90 provide for and Fix
the salary o. a. FfrupErauher for tho
city solicitor. the salary 20 b. SIS per
month. was passed under suspension
An ordinance liking rho salaries.
duties and books ~ the city engineer
and one assistant. was read Th en-
Eineers salary was lived a. $3.50 per
day or 81 800 per gear and The salary ur
the assistant as 81 per day when need
Cd. a lengthy discussion followed 4
motion carried 90 defer action uufI nast
meeting. IT, tNU meantime council HH H
committee ~ tho whole together with
the msy mr. auf city solicitor Will confer
with tho city erElreer
a petition signed fs ffr rrH .darfr of
Hamilton street fpr tho Improvement Of
that street ~ paving wHH rHsH TE.
petition asks thar mo street D. Tr..
proved from ThlrfF.arU0ud Co., Thirty
third street On motion flr 81 rector ~
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street Car Hits Auto.

g. Nllllam Dunbar and wife and An.
Sl'rh OF TINS city. lad a narrow .srsn,.
rom death sunday evening when an in
.t o"H 'ar on the Observation-Disclosures
auloinonlle near stanton Park The or-
Supants OF the machine Mere thrown ONT
80. -, ~. aPeu win pa-nrul bruises ana
-, tvltislon occurred on a steep grade
vs. horth OF the park. Both auto and
,at' oIeubcnNille bound and at this
~ alohg the tracks. The car came
~ nthlnd and struck the machine ,,itb
t.rrinc force The motorman fried ~
stop his car but the wheels sttdd.d ~,
~. SHppery rails. Mrs. Dunbar was So
kcrty shaken up and IL confined TO her
nome under doctors care. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Attempted Assault, on Child

steve Sauch. Dillonvale miner was
orvukht 10 the county Jail this morning
lyIoNlns MS arrest at that place ON a
y Ear Old girl or that place. II is allee-
- tnat Sauch was arrested once nerore
~ SlHlllar charge. His intended VIC
I'm was Lucille. little daughter OF & r
Irtatcher. "A prominent Dillonvale citizen
Ihy attack on the child created consft-
.IapI' excitement In the village and en-
i"t,u lh' tltiA"nS- Sauch was arrested
= snort time after the alleged attac.
anu Vas bound over TO the grand urV
II sl,vvo BAL by Mayor George Neei
ht.housh suffering from shock and
t", the child Is not seriously hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

The Jefferson count, .eri-t.r. f
IIa' ANY given up hope OF aprre t,pd-
ing giuseppe Taraddci tho Italian v.ro
a snort time ago murdered giovsft 49, -
tatania and his wife al U.,ya.,. =,
IaS peer, learned that Taraddef d. boirg
nuthi ~ detectives iu half "a d.z.n
that he ~ wanted for four roig h,. 80
Inurdef- AFTER the Ramsey doIIhi. NM
g.i ataddel was traced a. far a.
Iil4hurEh but there he slippcd M. -,
nat was cast for him hy poitr. ma -
t''ilN's ana his trail has never t..,
y. h'i up aEhn. Detectives arc yyaf.h.
H. I"r MIN iu seaport cities as be- a.
expected Dee will try 20 I,ay, Inc cum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

meeting Of the senior class OF the
NJ gh school was held last evening for
the purpose OF selecting three OF the
t'h speakers who are to deliver the ora
lohS az The commencement. The class
selected Abe Feinberg. Charles Mass
man ana Eta LoVVeJoy. Four OF the
: peakers were selected for having the
highest general average as follows: The
ilrst honor was given Bertha Ofterdin-
ger Tor the highest average during the
i"ur years. the second Mildred Schnegg
and the third honor to Helen I.uchs.
while Esther Zazepinsky. was selected
ono or the speakers for the highest gem
cral average FOR the last year Tire far-
ulty VIII select the other three speak
crs this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

cd Il. IONS wore acted on NJ
iinF ~ fhr Loyal krIrhfa ~ tb.
p, weekly w.rfIrr ~ tho gr.gttu ~
.hl' "iI b. held In fhrI- E.u ar
" tn.. street This evening
John fruuTuItft returned o.. Oil. -.
Canton. yesterday. aff.r ,..l,I.- "
wN. I4 on af fha local r.srifaf
.i'ashe,t 90 .Iia rif, v.s a.
..-i yesterday afternoon caiiInr IN
'N h'r Trustee George Webb Is sfff
.n serious condition Ar Die t.... ..
south Ifrfr rf~.rt ' 'n
N'. iI".. Smith who vas Irtu~.a
'frrn' urrsa $500 fn rar 49, ~.
Hif. 1f .". rrv FrafernaI bsu Is II.
.nrrr'rr nf rlr r.u.r
Tho miners NJ this vicinity will b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
MARTINS FERRY
Smith Funeral.

friNate funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon from the home OF
the parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
on North sixth street. over the remains
OF their thtrteen-year-old son william.
VINO died sunday. after "a short illness OF
ulphth"ria. short services were held at
me home, after which the remains were
taken TO the Methodist cemetery at ST.
ClalrSNille for iuterment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Pound Dead in BATH Roo-,

raul Melpigman an italian apca 4,
w hnoWn cmploye OF the Pope in
Piaht, was round dead In the bath room
Jay morning. Finding the door l.~Scd
1nl INC toarder missing. inmates ~ tbe
l.'..1, Uttered down the door Melpis-
man was lying dead beside the bafb 80
,"Toner Herb rendered a vcraict OF hear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
TO MOVE BIG MILL.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIligencer.
CAMPBELLTOWN. W. Va. Apri1 %
The big mill At this place owned and
operated by the Campbell Lumber Com
I6ny has been sold 20 another concern
ana WIZ No dtsmsntled and removed 10
point near ksinnelle. II H. estimated
mat ~ viii require ten months to wreck
ana LOAD tho mill on the cars and that
ar icast 80 cars Will he required 10 con-
Ncy the plant to its new location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

James MrCouvIile arrived fn tris r.t,
.'ffHE after visiting reisfIv,s =,
I.n. hester "
II' w"' NlN meeting 81 fh. senior
No.. nHriU. VII hs hold boo thsIr bsff -
Main street THE sycufrr "
rams Nmrlur returned fu his how.
20 -U.f ht.lI Yesterday after 49,,
E.unHF Win friends 300 this CITY
Carlos I.afItruroT. tho wrn r,.,..
N.ihI durf Wnr lost valuable borse
Ifi'' AFTERNOON. having to shoot lie
,.NiI "u account ~ BIOL |urira auafsfref
jacob M'irf'f Of Flushing. vas ir f,c
.re''fiar D'lIInE nu friends ar,
Par. Ii..I conductor OF the Vstfsrt
.n Im'd n.s duties r,etsrday NOM
es',ftI days Illness
40 Hf f|H college afuHarfs y.H. ....
.' .Nfnn U.HHffr with fIsIr r.trrr.
.fn'I '. fH..r various school. KY.
f..ia morning
'''r. OF Interest fpr fI.. rrr.. .....
.. Dor. Hf fnr EHHfrfe a F..I.ri... r.,.
STOOL. Hr OBJ. NII..E Hnva afrrF ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Funeral services will he held this af-
ternocn from the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Elmer reeters. on Crawford street, over
the remains OF their three-year-old
daughter. who died Sunday afternoon.
sfter a lingering illness Of pneumonia.
me services viii be in charge Of Rev.
Grorgc W. Hall. pastor Of the First
Christian church. and interment will be
in Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

coleman Ninton. aged 80. a teamster
OF Mlngo Junction. fell 100 feet over an
ehhankmcnt on to the Pan Handle rail-
Eodd tracks near Mingo early this morn
.hk anu Was instantly killed. His head
49, 49, crushed To pulp and his meek
SI"hth. lie was cnroute home from an
faster celebration and In getting out of
81 81 way or an interurban car on the
- uoehFillc-Miago line toDuIed over
M steep embankment The accident
W. Witnessed by a large number OF
persons ON the car He Is survived b..
ms wife who resides at Mingo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Arriving in the city "Wednesday
morning. Miss Mcintosh. junior super
visor or the Coit-Alher Chautaudua Blu
rcau. viii visit all the local schools and
explain 20 the pupils about tho Junior
Chautauqun TO be conducted in this
city during chautauqua week In the
evening Miss Mcintosh will deliver an
address In the rooms Of the Bellaire
Commercial club
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William Burns.

Word has been received in the city
OF the death of William Burns at his
nome In Fresno. Calf. Deceased was
81 years or age ana a former resident OF
Bellairc. He Is survived by one brother.
Ihouas. and one sister. Mrs. sylvester
or Akron. The remains will be brought
to the home OF Mrs. Patrick sullivan
OF Martins Ferry. where the funeral
will take place.
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unknown MAN IS
FATALLY BURNED
ALExAMDER MCDONALD ROLL
PROM BENCH IHTo Loo PM
AHD HoR1nLY BURNED
He with Some Companions wsrs rntoxi
eAted-Dytng IN Hospitsl-oen-
sral News OF stsubsnvilis.

\. sIEUBENNlLL-E o. April 2s-Fatal
ppurhs werc sustained by Alexander Me-
bonSid aged 90. whose place OF resi-
oehee Is unknown. when he rolled from
a psneh into a log IRE in a hollow near
foHtnsoee. W. Va. last night Both
ms legs were so badly charred that am
PutsIlon was necessary when he was
removed TO the Gill Hospital today and
no nope - entertained for his recovery
hcDonald and a number OF o,rer
men are alleged to have observed Faster
sunday by holding a drinking bout near
4 oliansbee. During the evening Nc
iponsld went to sleep on a bench near
.he hre and some time later he rolled
from the bench and landed among tho
burning LOGS. He laid there heIpless
ior some time before his Companions
discovered him and placed MIN pucp on
me bench. Later they went away and
suffering terrible agony. McDonala
spent the entire night on tho bench .x.
posed 70 the elements and WAS found in
semi-conscious condition TODAY ~,
as rushsd to the GIN Hospital here
Nhcra an operation was performed in an
tuort TO save his life He was s,iii
liNing late this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Investigating Death of Miner.

Coroner Henry Roger. OF Martins
Ferry. was at Dtilies Bottom yesterday
conducting an investigation in the acct
dent sustained By James kortamus who
died at the Glendale hospital from in
Jurlcs received in the Fort Pitt mine
several days ago. The man leaves a
VIC and lAmLlL OF fnur Children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Overhauling Truck.

Demonstration Elwood Yoho, Of the
Ahrcn s-FoN Company Yesterday started
the wor sof oVerhauling the big Alert
hose truck at the Central hose house
ovcrhauling and will be placed in the
best Of condition for service The work
was ordered done by John Ahrens. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
stop Riding on Platforms.

u was said yesterday that an order
"a "uld shortly %" issued Dy the Wheel
lhE Ira' ton company prohibiting pas
ScnE'rs from riding on the front plat
Forms or IN, GERS. Last week an Ordc-
Was ISSUED PrcaibItIEs the mUtormcn
rom TAX ng Co th' passengers and is
ICING rIgIdlN enforced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Yesterday morning At his home IN
Is IrkWood, occurred The death Of Gustav
D1ior'd men vI this city. after ling
't4ng illness OF complication ar dis
eases. The deceased was 81 years of
axe, and d. survived by his wife and
three daughters. For number OF wears
Inc deceased was an employc OF the
A'tnu standard mill. Funeral services
VIII D" held Thursday afternoon from
lh. Zion Baptist church and intermcn-
VII Do IN Weeks rcmct,ry
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in. NJ core, JeweIer
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds o. Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality


- GRAZ or ih' mines ia this vicinity
WI ldlt yesterday as result Of tho
miners CELEBRATING castor Mondsy in a
l'IF hilinE manner. raradas were held
w many or tho mining towns and the
,' .brhl IONS were brought Go "a close
WIN a dance. All of tho mines viii re-
sumo operations no full this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Nineteen Onenders

There were 10 offenders before tho
mayor In police court yesterday morn
ing Nine we're arrested in n poker Joint
and tho proprietor was fined $40 and
costs and the players s. and costs each.
Two bcgCars. four lottorers and four
DRINKS wore fined g. ..I costs each.
William callahan, One OF tho prisoners.
gut up on top OF one OF the cells and
rolled OF after going 20 sleep. He was
badly injured and % was necessary To
call Or. Gale 10 attend him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

II - expected that a heavy vote will
U, pollcd In this city to-day on account
on inc interest being taken IN the bond
ISSUE which viii be voted on for the
purpose Of issuing bonds in the sum
OF $4,000 Tor the erection Of n new 1u-
should hs know n early
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Pleaded Quiltn

-. W. Mcpherson. arrested several
9 l,,ys ago on an affidavit nIed bv Stafa
600 inspector Fisher. charEfre bi,,,
with violating tho pure food ~ ., ,irl
.l = pea or guilty before squire powper
,"d'y ana was fined $50 and costs lie
milk. N '4uit'Tat'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Attempted Murder.

SIred MaStrangaie. a carpenter. u.
Under arrest here. charged with attempt
tnk 70 XIII MS wife and with wound
lE MS slster-in-law, Mrs. Anna Gail
mere saturday night. According TO his
VIE, Mas ranSale grew angry over the
aLnOunt OF money needed for household
eAPehses ana threatened to kill her She
shu her sister took the children and fed
soin me mouse. Mastrangale followed
shots at them from n reyolver Hts
VIE was unframed but her sister was
Wounded IN the hand. the bullet lust
trangale child she held in her arms
hsstransalc He'd but was captured and
locked up by the police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

All OF the mines IN tnis vicinity will
resume operations in fun this morning
after n"tnF idlc since SATURDAY only
a i'W 81 the mines were working vester-
day a. the miners wer. ccleb~5,tiIx Fast
.sr Monday. The miners will also b..
handed their pay cnvelopcs TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Or; W. IL McMasters. president OF
Mt. Unton-Scio college. arrived b.rs
last night and to-day will deliver the
principal address TO the business men al
rooms OF the Bollaire CommercisI club
1t Is expected that over 100 business
and professional men will be in attend-
anCe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Strikes arov ,xnr.

strike among the froIrht handler
~ the baltimore 4 Onto freight sta
..YH developed yesterday when the mon
~, ,s.tl''i'H ~ cents an hour. which was
ttIuNed. The increase Demanded IL
Luree cents per hour over the p-eserf
"ht- number Of the men fefussd
~ Ht-lN'. ana are sim 80 work Nov
men W'r" secured to take tine plae. ~
ne tirlkers. VIII" were ordered from
.HT company property by a B A 10.
80, IMAM p. Vt F1msrnr stated ..a-
..InsF ,.Hf b. did not anticipate any
Nt'tt dlHlcIl~ Too handling tn. fr.IrHf
iaiI'l.If iHer" was little trouble boo fnd-
striker Ut '"7
Another strike developed no tho Web,
south ~ tho rff-. urrn 9.I f,'
IL-tI fH go fp work o. Hrr.4ra ga
rtfike Was cagHrI D.. "a rrrfrrv.ray By.
M'rn rho miners and tho rrr1rarv a,
20 fine number ~ mon u.rtIrg
room. ~uh-dI strict onIriaIa are en-.
dtnFnr.rE fO settle the dIarrfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Missionary Society.

The Missionary Society OF the Second
Presbyterian church Will meet this eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. - r. king
on North Jefferson street. Following
the business the evening will be spent
in a social way, with Mesdames Gille-
land. Aplin and Curry assisting the
hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
BArE INCORPORATED

CHARLESTON ~. ,..u..
..ffne Iiark off UIchvuad ~ ri-t.
N''nn.a. .Huuff. waa rfarf.I y.
.Hf. .f deportation f..I.. r'
.., state Tho aufh1rIh. q
iI''tI .n g.. 900 TH InrDrf...t...-
Hr' g. Uarod ~ sutton D. r.,,.'l
f9Id. IS y Jarrett q o. Wsrf 49,
u Marqur"n. sii ~ Ei,hwosd
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TO VOTE ON BONDS.

Or, - MILES Ton. W. Va. April IL
election TO determine ~ bonds 10 a..
value Of $1,000 shall he issued with
when 10 build a water works plant
The election will be held MAY "a
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.' Il.f lIUffH or Tho D.. J. IS usU.rtr
'lnh VIII D." pleasantly enterfafnef ms
F'N.Ht n. the home of tho Misses
i.'Hi-' ahd LuEcniN Nn'iiluger uu tho
'liH ptke sewing and fancy WORK an
iH Ih' nIt'rsIous 81 the evening ana -
w ---u-- VIII b. ---N--- - ~ 49,.
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MeetinE This Ex.ninr-

, 'H' Young Peoples Rranch Of the
w oman christian Temp"ranse Union
Ni.i iN''I ihi~ evening M ths First Pres
~ 'iifh church. and fun Attendance
pr n,flrrd Matters PERTAINING 10 ne
.l' ,nn'r hip campaign will he taken up
500 several committees will report
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BRIDGEPORT
Sisters Arrive.

The two sisters 81 the late Victor Mat
tnews, who died last "Wednesday morn.
noon TO attend tie funeral which Will he
held this morning. The services will De
held rom -. Anthcny's catholic church
cemetery.
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'"'ff ei1rt'n work 20 the suh-dia-
.II,I miners hcai4uartsrz Yesterday
.'fulhI counting the votes ON tho ~.
,'f'niNm taken for the erection Of ,
.il. r'n'' sIh-disfriUt office buu1fr,,
~ iulN 'ii'. Tho result or tho .st, viii
u" announced tine latter p.rf ~, ~
week '' %"