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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-03
lie Neglected ONCE.

OF IN which Presidents u tho ppited
safes ara elected, IS TOW one Of the
iatareafipg po5nts in Ameriean po-
ie-' history TAs probability IS
however G.at 80 proposal TO nave
cas,lg4tr se;ae u aissct votes u
re p9op'e reg :e2s Of State line.
IN lar 20 tor line 4ad .a.u a-nf
IS taken a poll on rs qus ;ot. ana
finds. as hal pom : .at r. s.-1 b.
the Evanina Post tha- ron the men
yho aa1o done ~ry serious thio5.1s
~ me ert-ac- tAe pgoc7sai e,-.s prec.
.icaiy 10 srooort ct al. Tough
the country maf not be l. T.. this
t.-.e ~ make a -sdieal ea@ara no
aay viii come @1sn :hero vii BE 4
ehanGo 5houh aacyher 2au1iiats
receive tAo popular vote for Pyest
dsnt, but lose the e.e-'ofI vote i
looked FIR time as II this you'd be
tue fate Of Mr.. 77ieoa--tbe ccaa5ry
would Immediately demfnj change
The D"moeratie can al'ces -I1.aaa
and CIeveland--haVo beer defeated
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-03

Judging from 0piniGQs tom over
Tho coootry. however. Il would seem
la the lirect election Of Presidents
will 10 poiponed for scma time. It
tako7 org While 70 amend the con
eti.ut Of the United States. The
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-03

eegv2s aaz: 70 ~ g-est vote aas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Hellaire Rnafa-

Mr. and Mrs John Kirk and baby. or
haTnesville. have returned home after a
Visit with her parents. Rev and Mrs. -
%. smith on Guernsey street
Mr. and Mrs Arthur schultz and fam
iIl % Si'uheuEll.e. are guests uf Sir.
and Mrs Ed Msue. on Gravel bill
Misses Emma and Ida GreIIq have re-
turgh.
evening
SIR ana Mrs. O. ". Rodcfer and child
rem after ysnrs stay in California
have returned Co their home on Belmont
Miss Helen Hutchinson NJ Gravel I'M
has returned from a visit with friends
Nr and Mrs '' Fl usGresor have r.-
turned from GA automobile trip through
.rr west
Mrs Eassre Garrison NJ Nourdsvuis.
ere visiting SIR and Sire. Hlz'nb'rE. on
Mrs George johnson M Rarresv.IIs.
spend.. ng a few DAYS ". th friends here
.Ha ohio stat" rrIyrrsIty has returned
bonn" Tor fnH summer.
Les Hazel Elrrnn .. teacher tn fra
I.-4.r rrIr.I Fsa returned 90 her Frua
SIR aud Nre rlHmaa D4ffs nf Stark
street have returned from q visit AZ
Sire rI f,.s arf daughter have rs.
ar.er a E.7.- sI.t.h .r.s0'da hrrs
far s. N.'"rmI .E pastor - fr'
rit"i I're-nt ''r'fn huron Dol DO. %. DIS
Nice Pauline Connolly ~ -rvark. fa
r quest M T.sa Ntrs r0eI't .r euern.
u- ard sire ~ r wa.u ~ psi-n.oi
afrraf have returned from t ..ait wifH
I...rfa o. F1ii1urhs.
Trr r.-af so o. sunday school rrHrf
f.I hold a. nicotine 'r.7 evening af '1'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Martins Ferry Brtef..

ls"eII" Gordon |Tff yesterday for q
business fr.p through West virginia
Mr. aud Nif- owen Zimmerman be-
,Hu. t'' parents OF a Underground boy
Sunday
Funeral services wore held Yesterday
f"r James I'II.Hu. infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs William 1,liieou Of south
Fourth street irf.rwcnf was made IN
EIfrrtIsE. cemetery
Nj ana Mrs oscar Sthrallr of Sow
'Usyii'e. are visiting friends in Martins
Esrr.
4 cor ~ for r.sr tn Boo used in To We
ne Fourth street arrived ,saftrdaN. con.
g.Fu"f fg trr .0nfrH,frrs. '1GHrI q
ShHuuafcif
Tho Faithful Five bible ,fss- rf tho
I're' . SUNDAY school Will hold "a
social .u fhs church Friday evening
Misc Louis. MerAIr vi. return 90
Dor homo Iu cleveland TODAY nfrtr a
.'sf Hf Tho home ~ Harry NnEf fn
Nfaf Walnut street
MrH trFd Nundt ur T.ffnlrrgH fa
'H' guest ~ NJ and VI. John 81 Tur.
nor. uf South Th. 20 street
william Faf no. and family have a.n.
fH NurEanfnvu IS Va. where fhft
NI' .ufuf fNr summer
CLINTON frv." and Eoherf Wpfrs feTr
''rfrrdH. FOR Oh trip fr points ON tho
Er'Hf lakes
Township Trustee george Webb vas
reported .wu proved Hf h.u n.rr. .r T.rfr
r'r.rf .H.f nigh. ffr has Iflu In r...-
health fHr como time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Mary Donlcy mas been granted a ~
Nurce from Frank r. Dunley ON grounds
Of extreme cruelty.
The case OF May Thompson sgslns.
Walter Thompson has been dismissed At
cost Of the plaintiff.
ON grounds OF wtlful absence Tor more
than three years. SADIE T. Holman WAS
awarded divorce decree from rauk
F. Holman on saturday.
In the case OF John Mckee against
George NurIsEir. tho court founu that
certain city real property mad been uu-
lawfully Withheld by the dofeudant and
pos sion OF the same was restored To-
the plaintiff EdW ard Lucas vas disll
charged as receiver.
Joseph Frank. defendant in n divorce
action brought b. Helen Frank. has
been cited to appear before Judge smith
on next Thursday to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt or
court in falling 10 comply with the
courts Instructions FOR the payment OF
$50 temporary allmony.
Petitions iu error have been filed In
common pleas court b. Joe Ross. Louis
kurpy. Frank cheek. George Brown and
Angelina Skaguctti of Bradley. @. ask
ing that the judgment OF Mayor No
cams court Al New Alexandra be re-
Ntrs.d The plaintiffs In error were
arrested by state and county detective
last week for illegal selling at Eradl..
and were heavily fined in Mccain =
court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
KICK PROVES FATAL
TO BELLAIRE BOY
Ray ANDERSON DIED AS THE RE
suit OF KICK ON HEAD BY
HORSE
Funeral Services VIII Be Held wednes-
day Aftsrnoon-other News OF
BellAire.

Raw Anderson. aged "a. son OF j. II.
Anderson. former superintendent OF the
Bellaire school. died at O'Clock Monday
morning at the Martins Ferry nospitai.
from a fractured skull. sustained sun
DAY afternoon when kicked on tho head
by horse. the accident occurring near
the home Of his grandparents at Avon
dale.
Following the accident the lad ~As
rushed to tho hospital where an optrn-
ton was performed IA an EFFORT To- ave
his life The operation was unsuCe. So
iul. - o. was seen from the nature OF
tne nature OF tho injuries that ne could
not live. Besides his parents ne b. sur
viNcd by five sisters and four brothers
Funeral services viii be conducted
Wednesday Afternoon at A." clock proc
ably al a.. christian church. uf which
Ins deceased wa m. nucT. Rev. \. n.
FLAX. the pastor, viii nave charge AMI
Iutcrm.ut Will bee in Rose hl4l cemetery .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Raruesvtlle Brtefs

Henry Fowler. or the Grccn-Joycc
Mr. and Mrs. r : Fowler. 81 west
church street. SUNDAY.
Miss G'uoviovo Cuf,y and brother.
Paul. ~ PsrkorShurE ar, visiting
WAYNE CARPENTER. Of Akron visited at
his homo hcrc SUNDAY.
Miss Mary Sheppard, of Nj Union
college. arrived SATURDAY to spend tho
summer vacation at her home on cherry
street
Miss Libby oster. Of columbus. is
visiting hor sister. Mrs " G. GleaNes.
~ South Chestnut street
Mrs Oscar BNcre and hahl. 81 South
Broadway. arc spending she week with
hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moore.
Hihhard Potter. NJ Columbus. is visit
,rr q. $ Eradhcld and family Of west
Main street
place. arr visiting relatives and friends
~ Pittsburgh
Guv Mercer. Of Wheeling spent Sun
day ~ his homo on North Rroadwal.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. r. Latham. Of south
broadway. were the guests Of Mr. and
Ms. Perry Baker. of Cambridge. sun
Nlrs r. r. Sghutusn and children.
I:uth and John. spent sunday with her
sister. Mrs. camille wiley. Of cam
to her homo on North Chestnut street
after visit with her daughter Mrs
VIII Mock ~ columbus
Miss Sarah Cohurn. Of Wcet church
street. srCnt sunday with friends az
Cambridge
Mise Kate Mcconnell. OF Yves, Main
stree. BE- the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs
John Reed. Of Columbus
Miss psra Mhestu ~ Martins FERRY.
ls visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs ~
y. Wheaton. of West Main street
81, Lewis Mycrs. 81 Wheeling. and son
walter of Columbus. are visiting rcla-
tIygs and friends 81 this place
Nrs Emma Tillett. 81 South Broad
way. was a visitor az Wheeling Satur-
daN
Mrs KEYS. of Hcllaire. is visiting her
son. James kcvs. and wife. ~ West
Me street
Mr. and Nre walter psvev and
mother '.ff -uni9, Tor r. months stay
o. Jackson. Miss
Rodney fIrr8r of krrrrn4hurr srerf
SATURDAY end Sur1HF sf hio home ON
NnrfN GARDNER street
Mrs rnhr rrsus OF Gainesville. rse
been visiting Mrs Joseph Palmer. ~
fIIe place
Mrs Kate T,vruI. ~ remrsrarre,ilic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Surprise Party.

y surprise party was given last cVe-
ming In honor Of Miss Salomc Dauni's
fourteenth birthday at her home on
twentieth street. \ very pleasant eve
ming was spent in games and music. N
an early hour n very dainty luncheon
vas served the guests. She received
many useful gifts. Those invited were
Misses Alma sutton. Clara Gear. Kath-
crime Underwood. Janet Baughmau.
Maud Wright, Nellie Moser. Myra Shut
Ter. Leta Johnston. Esther Peterson. La
Nluia S'roCgins. RoSclla Norman and
Lillian kindclhcrgcr Mcssrs George
Schramm. Frank Bartcll. Andrew Yondt
walter Smith ROY I.ump BENJAMIN
Kemp. Howard Henucr. cecil Noutgom-
cry. Robert Riddle. Martin Grimm. Loo
Hoffman. John Nonda and Paul stein
becker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
WEST VIRGINIA DAY
AT WHEELING PARK
states Birthday VIII Be Observed al
We'll Known Local Resort
Picnic Yesterday

Nosf Virginia day will be- quietly
observed az Wheeling park today 10,
''nn'fa ION of the hfty third annirrr.
cary Of tho founding of tho efs.e
ANU. ewrntr of aII kinds Will frafl.r
tho ftrnf l1 tho evening TwIr So
wII hold i's charity dance in tho
white Palace Tho dance auditorium
mas boon very beautifully decorated
for The occasion.
The annual outing ~ ST. NIr.ou.r
rarorniaI school hold YESTERDAY Vas
very well attended c0rrIdorIre mo
n'IoWrrf weather Hnwftsr mo-
athletic program WAS given Lutheran
d1F wiII hr observed a. fnt park nr
"Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Machinery Arriving.

Tho second consi gnmCnt OF machinery
FOR tho Wheeling can factory arrived
Yesterday and was unloadcd by tho
workmon in The branch factory 700 South
NHrW God. The machine will h. nut 100
place th" latter part Of this week. Tho
naIuder az tho material. including
rails. rail plates and spikes. has arrived
for the new switches which will 10
erected 10y Tho railroad company Work
men arc cutting pas sage way through
tho north end wing largo enough for
railroad cars. one Of the switches will
be laid through here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
.STEUBENVILLE o>sa..
PEOPLE ENRICHED
WIEN SALE or HILL OIL COMPANY
IN oxLAHoMA WAS Sold.
Many shares OF the stoek Were Held
IN Fnat City-Generai News OF
Steuoenv1lls.

STEC BENNlLLE. o. June is.-The
sale OF the Hill oil coripanyss holdinr.
IN the cushing field OF Oklahoma TO the
Sosden on and Gas company for Sis-
100000. which was contaminated duriox
me past week. cnriches a dozen Steuben-
vile citizens TO the extent of 8 A 100 oO0
according To reliable information derived
from l2O shares OF stock held locally.
Inc magnitude OF the GOOD fortune
holders OF the Hin company staggcTs
the imagination and Alladin and his
WONDERFUL lamp take a back seat. The
stoes was sold to the original purchss-
efs Tor SlOV per share. Following the
big oil strike. the company declared a
stock dividend. each stock holder re-
eelnving three shares for each original
one held. For the expenditure OF 500
the stockholders received fcturn 81
$4,000. each share being worth Sl5. 900
as result OF the sale.
IN addition TO being ShoWcred with
sudden riches. the local stockholders
sun retain an interest IN over half a
million barrels OF OH which have been
stored IN the Oklahoma fields and " hicn
were not included in the big deal The
company Also owns an immenss tract OF
iand In the midst OF productive ken
lucky oil field which Is To BE- developed
at once. under the supervision of VII
liam Carnill. former SteubenVillc res
iScni who had "A controlling interest In
the hlll on company and who directed
It's operations In Oklahoma
The hiil Oh ana Gas company was
formed In this city just ten years ago
farm near this city ana met its first
nature AFTER q few additional tests in
TINS section the company reorga.izeu and
acquired the Oklaso property.
one local stodkholder had forty
shares in the company. one had twenty.
two had sixteen. three had eight aud two
had FOUR. one local man who had pur-
chased share at $3.50 sold II for $3.50
and another who had four shares pre-
scented 20 the relatives. never expecting
II To be worth "A cent. Most of the local
stockholders. who have ngen made
dependent for life. had 10 be coaNcd
into purchasing the stock
The entire community is agog with
excitement over the strike that has be
slowed wealth on few and the ranks
OF the rainbow chasers are growing
rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Bridgeport Rr1ef.

inc Wonans civic league held .
meeting last evening in tne kIrkyy,-t
Tres byf nrlan church
Members Of tho SUNDAY school OF e.
fHni German Lutheran church viii
hold It's annual pidnlc tUm0rro,x 80
80 heelinE PARK
Mrs Sophia DriFgs Is visiting A. .he
nome or W. r. HeFwtrk IN Sfeuben1IIIa-
Ihe carnival opened In Bridge mark
just across The bridge last night Tor a
weeks stand
W. ". Bags has returned from the
\. ~ y. convention at Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

The regular melting % the Americas
club will be held this evening Matters
IN connection with the Chautauqla which
opens July ! will be- discussed and ar
engagements viii be completed for the
annual banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Two sites conaidered.

5. I. Fanuou. representative OF tho
cot Nlber thauta Iuua bureau arrived
On Martins Ferry last evening and im-
mediatciN went INTO conference with
tho guarauforS iu tho Board ~ Trade
rooms. The principal question discuss
cu was that dealing With a suitable site
Tor tic 'uHutauVHs. Two places wore
'on-tdtr'a--th' D.'f park most Co th.
play grounds 100 sixth street. and thc
lsnu'n urul'rts sf Tenth and Hanover
streets. Methods az di-posing OF the
tickets also we're talked over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Acornr vr Anchor Inns

The management 80 the Martins Fer
~ Anchor Inns has arranged five
game series with the A,orns Of Bridge
port. the first game Co ht 7iaycd a.
League park. sunday. and tho second
on July 1G. The remaining three dates
have not been fixed. Wicd'l and % Nal
ley viii form the battery for the local
team IN the first game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

MlheFs OF the fIfth sub-distric, ,.cs-
'eIaay Nefe notified or the weekly as
...'.i.lleht or cents which Will be made
aSsllNl mem. starting July T. until ,
SUI Ilclent fund for the erecticn 90 =
Nv hescquarters Is secured Tbe ~,
I-ilulhk viii b known as the Min.rs.
.-ao"F temple and will h. located #,
~. center or the district. along The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Murtierer pies

James Ctcone. the young Italian who
Shot ana killed his thirteen year old
sweetheart. Felice DiNittoris, in this
city one week ago. because her par
cuts would not permit her TO marry MIN
and who then shot himself through the
neck. died at the Ohio Valley hospital
early this morning. ID until saturday
morning IL was thought Cicone would
recover but fatal complications set in.
HIS remains were removed 10 he
morgue and were claimed by his broth
Ct. VINO resides At Martins Ferry. Cl-
cone was but - years OF age. "A, came
20 this country from Italy when a
mere child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

fNurft and state detectives made
fruitful raid az Yorkville SATURDAY, night.
gathering tu five gam hl'fs ana Two az
legged SpcakeBzF proprtctui=. joss Mass.
chris soto. james fapas. Peter IrOpe-
and John Eoucuke pleaded guilty Co
gambling when Hrraigu'd before May Or
Mccain at Sew Alexandra and were
unsd $40 and costs each. Con GegNOe.
BOO who's. place the men are alleged Goo
have been gambling. was held ON t
tnarAt uI Illegal selling Ii.rt Person
cite Nra picked up 600 r. similar charge.
Both these men get a hearing b,ia."
Mccain today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Impersonate Characters.

Characters Of the Bible will be- inn
perSonated In costumes hy the men OF
the Earaca Bible class % tho First NJ.
=. church a. the regular weekly PRAYER
service tomorrow night. Men Of the
Bible" will be the subject FOR discus
sion. Each OF tho impcrsonators will
give a brief iak characteristic Of the
subject he represents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Fourteen Lights.

Fourteen boulevard lights. situated S.
feet apart. between south Fourth and
alnut streets. will constitute Martins
Fcrrys Great Whit, Way" 10 was an
nouuccd yesterday Tho congregation
Of 81 Johns German Lutheran church.
on North Fourth street has potitIoned
the committee IN charge or Installing
the system TO extend IL on up To- the
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

IIaTT0" !. UIET|"- = 0TI N0TI
MARKS. 20. both oft Toronto. Joseph e..
NIlaway. 20. Of UUluuNaIo. and Elsie y.
TIHU kburr st OF IalrIIay Harry Ja,-
obs. 90. aud iva bl flipp.H-. Is. both
of SteIbtusI.l,. Edgar D.. MclHIu. 80.
and Helen Marie James. o.. both OF
o roulaIe. Naudsr WCInborEcr. 30. and
NINA rhIuIr gI both or IIIput al..
-f.UHsu B. SHtd.fUfr. -s. o. TsUaIrc.
and Anna o. quinn. -a. of MINIS" juno.
non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

rev minutes Illness. She was engaged
about h"r household dUtIcs about 80
'l'l when she was seized With "a sud-
oen illness. and fen 90 the floor uncou-
>,i'u~. l'r. W. l.. Armstrong was Gale
a. %" deceased lS survived hy her ftrh-
er ami several brothers ARRANGEMENTS
Lur Iuu t.nDraL hive not hon -..runLnf.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
GAINESVILLE, 0

GAINESVILLE. o. June 70. - Miss
Helen sheppard. OF Cherry street. en-
tcrtalncd number Of friends at her
homo Monday afternoon. com plimentary
20 her friend. Hiss GCusVIeNe CulleN. OF
Pnrkcrshurg. The afternoon was spent
a. fancy work and music and al a
proper time dainty Refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

IAN. Tor the annual SUNDAY School
convention OF Pcsse tov.ngb9E "''t
n'iI IN bridgeport THURSDAY. Iune 30
,h.lude congress for boys in m. Pc.
uslerian church In The afternoon AMI a
CplH 1tss Tor girls in the Trinity Iuth-
an church- In the evening there ,,ilt
church I"sI ii. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Mr. and Mrs Harry kiose ~ Elm
Grove were recent visitors ~ Mrs.
Frank Marsh ~ Tvsutv-nfth street
Tho HarkSc Bakery will receive
now Ford truck this morning which Will
DO used M delivering
John " Murphy of Nineteenth street.
returned yesterday from n brief huef-
nose trim 90 LI'fiCf0r
Nre IS Viewers. o. South Warxncsi.
has returned from E4Neu'e Rock after
visit ~ several DAYS among relatives
and friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
job To BE Rushed.

Tho paving OF Fourth street viii -
rushed 10 completion as fast as posi-
Die N plans % Contractors clifford and
StauUaf.lt arc carried QUE. Tho work
has been delayed s0mewhat ug the fact
hat new Grades VIII hRN, fo be e-faI-
Ii-h'd. but as soon as this can Doe done
fu, lHt iuZ OF the BRICKS Will OBJ, begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Local Man to Mexieo-

-i .,.tls Meyers bridgeport restaurant
~ L,toT yesterday WAS notified no.
Us son a gun commander in tbe SbIn
i,, a,tohaI Guard, had been called 10 -
.tl'pus 70 Join his company. foIlovirs
-, o4illdtion order from Wasbtng-
l1n. II IS likely he will see sar,',',.
"'ohs The border. II not in Mexleo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

marriage TO Frank : woodrow Will be
sole mnized on Thursday. June goth
ton at FfndlHy. Ohio Miss Lynch Was
gress
Carter and Glenn r. Thornburg arc
visiting relatives and friends at High
Ridge. Ohio.
John Cook Is spending a few days with
rclatINes II HiEh RIdge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Mrs. T.. r. Watt. Of Walnut street.
VIII entertain Misses Edna Turslc. Cen
cVicNe Cullcy and Helen sheppard and
Lewis Watt. William Jordou and Rob
crt Edgar with a supper at the Brown
hotel sometime this evening. They will
make Tho trim IN autnmnhIlce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
WARWOOD
Will select Director and car.tassr.

\ director and caretaker OF the local
play grounds will be selected by the
board Or directors Of tho Warwood
Playground Association. at the next
meeting. which will be held ~ John A.
Moorc'S residence on Eighteenth street.
Several applications have been prcsened
Tor both positions. The apparatus has
been ordered. and 10 Is hopcd that 10 will
arrive and can he placed upon the
ground by july {. \ number Of work
and grass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Weaver Funsral

This morning a. > o'clock funeral
services for Mr. Mary Weaver viii -
neId from 81 Anthony catholic church.
f'N on LIu'ol viii offIciafe and burial
VIII De mad" IN 81. Anthony's come.
Terry 90 Blaine. Mrs Weaver died sun
day at her hcme In West Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

: log saved r. s. Alexander tour
Ing car from cNerfuruinE yesterday eve
nInE whom DO ekiIdcd over n stCCp hank
Mr. Alexander was hacking hiu car
from the garage in tho rear ~ his
property on Eighteenth street when 10
accident happened Or Mckee came 10
his aid with his machine. and with a
rope pulled the car into tho street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Constable Britton yester,,,,,- .s.-....
'H 20 John Zwlez the billiard baii
Hed by John Giffen and Harry Rta',,,
Ssof 'I - I'ot The purchase price WIS
A., - cain against II. Zweiz is a Beli,ys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Lawn Tete

Tho LOYAL Daughters ~ tho Christian
church viii hold lawn fctC on We'd
n'-day evening. juno 2s ON tho lawn
near tho Center school building ~ Sew
'rteenth street. Tho proceeds will Ia
used O." purchase new material for the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Mrs ] N0FarIInI VII 9rT0rf1In ne
members Of tho Womau.s " sIsonary 500
ciety or the First u. r. church Ht 80
home on Gravel Hiu Thursday evening.
II will be the last meeting until fail ana
an effort .s being made 90 have all mem
hers present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Tho marriage M Nr g. ID. IiH "ul nor
and MIes Loretta MrNsmara. wlI take
morning Ert ~ whitman HffI .ff.
cate Tho bride ia Che daughter m Wr
and Mr. Frank NrEHuara ~ Thirty.
first stree. arf BEL NfIl known |u Hr'.
lalre FrIlOuIng % RECEIPT Iru 30 fNr hHms
they viii leave rn an eastern urdf Ing
trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

The Beech Bottom nine won the Sun
DAY afternoon game from tho South
Warwood nine by score ~ 10 ..
Both tho Beech Roffom and South War-
wood mines arc being backed by tho A.
e. Mckinley coal Company Of South
Warwood and Rccch Bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Mel This week.

s meeting ~ interested parties Will De
held this week IN the Commercial club
rooms FOR the purpose OF furfherinE
plans FOR the proposed Fourth ~ July
celebration. report VIII D. made ~
tho amount o. money contributed Pos-
brafiDu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

The funeral ~ Mrs Allen who died ~
her home on Central avenue saturday ar
terno0n following lingering illness.
will take place today. Services VIII De-
conducted at the home this afternoso st
2 o'clock. and intermeut viii b. made ia
Rose HIN cemetery.