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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
N o 7 | C E .

For the convenience OF Tie public who pa'rnnize
this i'ompany's !tiE. and passcncrr with their
express and farrell business effective Monday October
g.ri there will I've placed sale n the Tenth S;!ts
and First Street. Wheeling Wang Rooms. coipon
package Tags These tags are % the denomination
u. lIc aud &c which with muliirlrS thcr"h viii
cover am amour; under this tnmpauI'S Tariffs and
may I've .urhrased in any Guanty desired
Mt the aunrc rates. These tags made un Of
three COUPONS and no a;iSrhcd 10 the pasta 81
hy the shipper Each coupon Is 10 contain tho nSme
Of the shipper. the and address Of the con
sIsncc and a description Of the article shipped When
he package Is presented by the shipper. the condur
tor will driarh the first coupon fnr his report, this
hcinr the ronpany'S coupon. and will dctach the
second coupon and after punching same Will rarn IL
10 shipper !hr third nr last coupon will rcfhaih On
the package to give the address 81 which the package
In 10 hr delivered and will serve ~ means III den
tifynE package nr in iraciDG same If lost WIN
this arrangement all paitieS concerned namely thn
shlppnr ronSiVcr and the rGiapanr will each have
roup0n hearing the Serla number together Slth
a description Of the artirle shipped.
With tl' above Arrangement IL will not br nccc'-
gary for the shipper address the package LtScl!.
simplv filling Information called for MI III" iLE
and will ln away with the nrrcsStr ~ "nnlrc-
Tor making change punching the package receipt. etc.
all OF which W. believe will rrorr much more cos.
yenlrn IL the shipper than the Md method mad will
enable tho Company give better md qUrher ser
yire 20 It's patrons The conductor will. however, sill
I've provided With Tho regular package receipt :" Issue
To those SIGNAL shippers who dn not desire IN aTa
themselves nf tho ~ aGs hui in the the intr""s
NJ all concerned. would ask that those ahn csu
do 50 prnvidr themselves With the tags Adore de
Errihrd.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS


Rogers-W. +. Keller, columbus. o.;
w. Hall. Marlinton. ". Va: .. NJ. ROB
crts, Lorain, q, {. :. Twecdy. ll"pedaIe'
u.
McLure-WIn. Il. r"nlry. Charleston.
W. Va; e. y. Flynn, kimgwun,l ". Va;
b. IL. Caldwell. W>!lsburg. ". Va; u.
G.. Cardrr. Shinns,"n. ". Va: - +.
Schilstrcck. Charleston. W. Va; II. j.
McMuun, StcIIbrnvillr. q.
Grand Central. l.. Ferguson. Pine
Grove. W. Va; r. =. DOrrng. Wads-
worth. O.; E.. VI. Gilmore. Flushing. o.;
Mrs. :. Z. Richardson. New Mntnmnras
o.: Campbell Cunningham. New Malta
mora$. ..
windsor-R q. Hammer. canton. @:
Jno. W. Davis, Cla:ksburg. ". Va; Mr..
and Mrs. y. T. Milwcrth. Elkins. W. Va;
u. IIartcr, Mansfield. a.: +. =. Cronkie
and family. Huntington. W. Va; Jas
r. DooIcy Charleston. w. Va; J.. l..
Friend, Charleston, w. Va; J. l.. Platen-
burger, Weston. w. Va; f. u. Richards
Weston w. Va; y. y. Carey. Weston.
". Va.
Stamm Hotel. &. Wilson. Sisters
willie, W. Va; VIM. Wnldron. Akron. O.:
W. s. Mathews and wife. Weston, w.
Va; Mrs. j. +. KrouEh. New Martins
willie. W.. Va; Mrs. !. f. l\couRh and
children. Now Martinsvillr. w. Va; Mrs.
Lot Hall. WrS, on. ~ Va.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William Yer
million of Eighth street, a bouncing
baby boy who arrived al three o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Charles l.. Gislcr. = former ""sident Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
INDUSTRIALS LEAD
ON STOCK MARKET
limited States Steel Held Undsputed
Sway While Others Made New
High Records.

NEW YORK. Oct. 90 .--World-wide
demand for American products RI"
and finished. was again the man lac
tor in last weeks market operations.
trading maintaining the swift pace ot
the preceding six weeks on dan!
transactions ranging from 1,0Qo.up" 70
almost 100000 shares. In tho nam
these dealings were attended ny
higher levels, some prominent stocks
making new records United States
Steel held undisputed sway, rising 10
120 2-S. the smallest fraction under us
maximum and a recovery for the week
ns more than twelve points. btAer
industrials OF the same class we're
strong. and equipments and motors
we're materially higher with coppers
and all bas metals. The movement
was strengthened by higher prices Tor
fabricated steel and iron. an increased
demand for copper and the spectacular
proceedings In other commodity mar
kets, especially grains and cotton.
Another interesting development was
the general strength Of minor rails.
including the shares of companies still!
under receiverShip. Many Of these
lines are showing earning compare BILE
with those Of leading tranSportatl
systems. and the outlook for these
properties is brighter than at any time
in the last decade.
There also was steady inquiry Tor
the bonds Of minor companies. notably
convertible and refunding issues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
STOCKS AND BONDS.

this city, now of SIstersville is spehu'
ing n few DAYS here with friends.
Prof l.. l.. Friend. Of Charleston
State supervisor Of high schooiS, WIZ
here Yesterday attending the uculchI'oi
of the new Warwood high school.
Miss Cora Pomeroy Of Sistersvillc. en-;
tered the Ohio Valley General Hospital
for surgical operation. whlch Will w
performed this morning.
Hon. z. Wilbur Hcnnen of tairmo M
most w0rshipfu Grand Master OF the
West yirginiu Grand Lodge Of Masohs
was in the city yesterday. and was IT
charge Of the cornerstone laying eNer'
yiscs at the Center Warwood school.
Rev. VIM. G. Clfert, pastor Of st
Johns Evangelical church. TINS city wa
in Stcubenvillc yesterday where nc u.
liyered the dcdicatory sermon at Il ne"
church.
J. w. Hall of Marinton. is in tho city
Mrs, Jennie Norman nf Chaplinee
street spent the week end in Clerelaho
with relatives. .so,
Miss Virginia Hall VIII leave I" 'ir, =
for Srringiield Ohio, where she VII sing
before the Springfield Musical Gluu
Tuesday Miss Hall returned home last
week from GAINESVILLE, where she CAV.
~ recital before the musical society OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. McWhorter of
Huntington, who have been the guess
of friends and relatives on the Island
left Saturday for Pittsburgh to vlslt
before returning home. -,
Harry Gilmore Of EofE street, VIII
leave the latter part or the week 'ot
Hon l.. Minor Stephens, a former
resident Of this city. will leave Tor
his home at Washington. D. e.. TINS
week. where he is engaged in the orok-
craGe business. :.
Charles N. Stone of Mason county. IS
visiting here for few days.
Hon VIM. G. Coney Of Charleston
former attorney general, arrived yes
tcrday to spend few days on business
John +. Jacobs Of Morgantowr, re-
turned last night after spending me
Weekend with local friends. and visit t
inr ot his former home on Short Greek.
Dr. T.. q. Plant. left last night Tor
Philadelphia. 10 spend the week in at
tcndance at the clinical congress Of
physicians and surgeons. lie VIII ia'fr
visit New York and Atlantic City.
l.. G. Boggs editorial writer on inc
Pa irnont Times. has returned to Fair
mont. after spending the weekend IN
Mrs. Christina Lovcless and grand
daughter NIadgc Thompson. Will return
to their home on North Main street. 10
day after a months visit with the Tor
mers SON. Hal I.ovcless. at Nenia. 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Theirs. of Steuben,,
willie, O.. were the guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. VIM c. King, Saturday and sum
day. 80
I.enoX. arc the proud parents OF papY
boy. r..
Paul's church, assisted in the dedica-
ton exercises al the Zion church IN
Steubenville Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
THE THEATRES
HoWE'S PICTURES.

Travel. more and more. is becoming
an essential part Of an education. 1t
is no longer & luxury. but Il necessity.
No doubt this fact explains the great
vngu" and success az Lyman II. Howe :
Travel Festival which comes 10 the
Court. Friday and Saturday matinee.
over three million people who travel
annually with Lyman II. How" know
from experience that no entertainment
before the American public offers more
wholesome and satisfying pleasure. For
tho student and thinker it always un-
wells vitality interesting scenes of life.
customs. and activities In other lands:
for the professional business man or
woman il is an enjoyable relaxation.
while for the whole family II Is a most
welcome diversion from daily cares or
the demands of society. The brnent
that may be derived from il is meal
culahle MIR. TIowe's current program
includes far-off Hawaii. snow-hound
Norway. mediacvAl and modern Spain.
the United States Military Academy at
West Point and diversified activities by
the splendidly trained cadets. odd dis
solving portraits Of amouS men. var
inus specimens OF birds and fish in their
natural colors. tho amusing FRANKS Of
a tiny baby. new animated cartoons. and
many nj hers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
HATFIELD PLEASED
WITH RECEPTION IN
EASTERN COUNTIES


CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Oct. @2.-"l
am delighted with the reception at
corded me in The Eastern section Of
the State. where visited many places
did not visit in my own campaign
four years ago" said Governor Hat
field l@rc to-day.
Il visited Morgan. Hardy. Hamp-
shire. Grant. Tucker and Barbour. and
everywhere Democrats and Rcpubli-
cans alike declared the attendance and
interest shown had not been surpassed
in the history OF the State"
Governor Hatfield had devoted much
time in his speeches to showing that
the Republican party has kept every
promise made in the 1912 campaign,
and that party that has kept its
promises can better be trusted than a
party that not only has not kept its
promises in the nation, but that stands
for no constructive principles.
Tomorrow the chief executive will
speak at Reedsyille and Terra Alta.
and then swings into the southern end
of the State. going TO Black Retsy and
Raymond City. in Putnam, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday III Fayctte;
Friday and Saturday in Logan, the
birthplace Of the chief executive.
Then The governor will swing by
way of Wayne into Norfolk & Western
territory, and will close the campaign
IL his home county Of Mcdowell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Merger Of Foreign and
Home Missions Urged

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct, ga plea
for the merger Of home and foreign
missions under one management and
head was made by DR.. David D. For
sythe Of the Board of Home Missions
and Church Extension Of the Metho-
dist Church, in an address today to the
Woman's Home Missionary society, in
convention here.
DR.. Forsythe said he had arrived vt
the conclusion that missionary work
should be carried Out as a great
worlds program with distinction. and
that he expected the present system
to finally be set aside for a general sys-
tenn.
Bishop W. P. Anderson. Of the Gin
cinnati district. today urged church
men to consider the morality and
christian character Of candidates in
voting at the coming election. tle re-
clared he would vote for the man with
the best morals and that he would not
vote at all rather than vote for can
didate with lax morals. The conven-
tion faces busy day Of business TO-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
STEEL DEMAND
IS PHENOMENAL
Demand Exceeds Supply and Only
One Third of Orders Offered
Are Accepted.

NEW YORK. Oci. 22.-Tke demand
for steel last week continued phenom
enaltv heavy. definite inquiries fUi
rolled and forger steel now are in eN
cess of 100000 tons. including billets
bars. plates. shapes, sheets. tin plate
rails, wire products. pipe and railroad
supplies: Only about oue.thtrd of the
orders offered are being accepted. but
II is predicted that when consumers
realize the futiliiy Of asking for de
liverieS that cannot be made and &C
cept more fully commitments for late
1917 and early 1918 shipment. the
volume Of new business will b. in
creased Prospective orders for an
additional! l.000.n 900 tons are in sight
including 100000 tons for ordnance
for the United States government and
approximately 100000 tons Of shell
steel fov the entente allies for late
1917 shipment.
Railroad equipment orders placed
call for 100000 tons Of steel includ
ing rails, track supplies and for bars
plates and shapes for the construction
OF cars and locomotives. Among the
contracts placed for motive power are
loo trench locomotives for Great Brit
ain, 80 standard gauge for France. 20
for Finland and six for Spain. Con
tracts for more than 5000 cars and
for 1000 trucks were closed by do
mestic roads and prices being taken
on 5000 more cars and on 5000 trucks
calling for 10000 tons of steel Rail
inquiries amount to 100000 tons.
Home shipbuilders have placed
orders for $4,000 tons of plates and
shapes and 100000 tons more are
under nesotlation: one new export in
quiry for 10000 tons OF plates came
OUT Saturday. The urgency of the de.
,mand for shell steel for export is re,
Elected in the resale OF $4,000 tons Of
forging billets at AZ cents per pound
tor prompt shipment. Foreign sales
Of re-rolling bille,s were made Ia S+4
10 $50 per 5oa. France is especially
urgent for bars. and Italy for billets.
Definite inquiries amounted to $4,000
tons. India and Japan want 2,500,000
boxes OF tin plate. There also are
pressing inquiries for wire products,
including 10000 kegs Of wire nails and
$4,000 IONS o. barbed wire.
Structural work is more active;
orders placed calling for $4,000 tons
OF steel shapes. The large fabricattne
shops have Aish: months capacity and
no small shops ;our months capacity
sold. More work IS developing rap
idly. Wire 2.oiuc1 prices were adj
vanoeG s. 4 on and further rise is
"Xpectetj soon
Buying ii 2ts iron Tor the second
nat o. l2l' has begun. but sales are
nor large Contracts for shipments ur
- Iu!r n"Nt YEAR amounted 10 200 ,0OC
IONS in all sections. Steel makins
IRON IS again more active in the west
With heS>emer 81 70 50 higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
MURDERERS OF
BELLAIRE MAN
TO 60 ON TRIAL

GALVESTON. TEN. Oct. 22--Cases
growing out of the killing of William
Black, an anti-catholic lecturer or BEL
lairc, Ohio, will BIZ called for trial here
tomorrow. John Copeland bank cashier
Of Marshall. TcXas. where Black was
killed on February 3. 1915, Is expected
TO be tried first. George Ryan next and
George Tier on November s. Until O.
jury is completed the public Will be OK
Cudcd from the courtroom.
Because Of the religious questions In
volvcd the cases have engcndcrcd tense
feeling and were transferred to this
county for trial on a change OF venue.
The principal witnesses for the state
will b. Sadie BLACK The girl whom Black
adopted in pu!asgi County, Ark. short
time before he met his death and %ho
was present ut the shooting, and Clar-
rncc T.. Hall, Of st. Paul. Mimi, who
WAS associated with Black and was
present when he WAS killed.
Harry Vim and Frank OLcary or
Marshall. who were indicted in connec-
ton with the killing but were subse-
uu"ntly cleared in court. will testify.
for the defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
WORKMAN'S MISTAKE
COST Three lives

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 23.-As the
result. it is alleged. of a fellow work
man turning on current by mistake,
three men were clectrocuted tonight
at the plant of. the Bethlehem Steel
company and several othrs had mar
row scapes from Il similar fate. The
dead men are Joseph O'Donneli and
VIM l.. Rohn, both of this city, and
Walter Butler, Of Coopersburg. The
victims, all electricians, were repair
ing high tension line carrying $500
volts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
ANNUAL HOMECOMING
TWO PARADES WILL FEATURE
CELEBRATION OF OCTOBER
80 NOVEMBER 4.

Plans for the first annual home COM
Ing celebration and festival week. were
practically completed al Il meeting OF
the executive committee of the Ben
wood Fairgrounds association held in
the city building yesterday afternoon
The annual event will open on October
30, continuing for one week, closing on
November 4. Two paradrS Will he Il
fcnturc--nnG Halloween evening. Dcto-
her 81, annthcr--n Mother Hubbard pa
rade on the closing evening. II WAS an
nounced that John Burke. father of the
project. wuold be the grand marshal or
tho parade.
During the evening the committee
has arranged for numerous amusementS
for the celebration. 4 popularity CON
test for the selection Of a king and
queen has many entrants and is PROV
ing interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
PARKER sTuMPs FOR WILSON.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Oct o2-Inhn
NJ. Parker, progressive nominee for vice
president returned home today from his
campaign tour in Ohio. New York and
Massachusetts where he urged mem
hers Of his party 10 support President
Wilson for reelection. Mr.. Parker said
tonight hc had not received any pro-
posal to engage in joint debate in
Connecticut with Theodore Roosevelt.
which according to dispatches from
New York. was laid before Chairman
Mccormick Of the Democratic National
Committee. by Charles II. TrrschmAnn
chairman Of the Connecticut Progressive
State Committee. He declined to say
whether he would accept such II pro-
pOSal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
To Hold Initial Celeb alton OF Quadrl- Centennial
Celebration In Court Theatre
Next Sunday.

All plans hare hrrn completed for the qnadri. CEN
tcnnla celebration OF the reformation to be observed
BY all the Lutheran churches of the Wheeling district
in the Court hrcare Sunday afternoon.
The local committee is much pleased in having CO.
cured the Rev. DR.. j. E. kunzmann. Of Philadelphia.
as the principal speaker NJ the meeting.
The celebration will In, Worldwide. bcGlnniS ncto-
Der 90. and will last through next year. Other
events wall closely follow the meeting here naIt
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
TWO EARTH SHOCKS
FELT IN CALIFORNIA

FRESNO. Cal, Oct. 22.-Accordins
to reports received here. TWO earth
quake shocks that were felt through
out southern California early tonight
We're severe at Bakersfield and in the
oil fields in that district. Power lines
between Bakersfield and Los Angeles
were said to have been damaged and
it was reported that the Santa Fe rail
road ticket office at Tehachapi was
u.rnnEn6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
CHARLESTON COUPLE SAFE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 2o.--Dr.
and Mrs. G. r. Ray of Charleston. who
were on the steamship Alunla which
sank after striking IL mine. have arrived
in Falmouth. England. together with a
number oC other passengers. \ cable
gram was received here today by reia-
1ivcs Of tho Rays 10 that effect. Dir.
Ray is returning t" Oxford 70 resume
his studies in tho university there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
WOMAN STRUCK BY
TRAIN And KILLED

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct 22.--
Mrs. Mary Patterson, widow, was
instantly killed here tonight on the
bridge which crosses the Kanawha
river. She was returning from church
with her sister and some friends.
While trying to escape being struck
by one train she stepped in front Of
another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SCHUCK IN RESERVE
FOR STATE MEETINGS
Wheeling Attorney Will Await Word
From State Republican Commit
tee as to Where to Speak.

Hon. Charles J. Schuck. who re-
turned Yesterday from a two weeks
speaking tour in southern West Fir-
ginia, will hold himself in readiness,
beginning to-day. to fill any engage
ment for which he may be called upon
by the West Virginia Republican COM
mittee.
The committee is so we'll pleased
with the success Of Mr.. Schuck's last
tour that he has been instructed that
he will be called upon to take the
place of any Of the speakers for the
National Committee who may find it
impossible 10 fill dates in this State
during the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SCANDINAVIA TO MAKE
Big DEMANDS ON u. S,

NEW YORK. Oc. .. Norway and other Scaudi
nartan cv,lu:rins will c"n,Iuu" to mako hcnry drafts
on tho ship building and manufacturing resources "
thr United States while the lasts. and for NJ
least year after II ends according 10 TrySSc Fiarl
OF Christlanis Norway. NJ four representatives
OF loading financial and commercial interests W
Norway. who arrived hero to-day tho Sienna SHIP
Bcrgensfjord. from Christiaua and Rergen.
, According 20 Nr. Barth. Norway has placed orders
with American ship yards for than 5000 oo1 900
In Shlps since tho war began.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
ILLEGAL REarsTRAr1oNs.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 22.--1t
is claimed that about 300 names OF il
legal voters appear on the registration
books Of Mingo county. Special officers
from the Department Of Justice have
bcen sont from Washington 10 investi-
gate and 1t is said that the court will
be resortcd 10 tn bring about cnrrnc-
lions that will compel an honest vote In
the general election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
INJURIES FATAL.

Special Dispatch IA The IntClliEcnccr
CLARESBERG. W. VA. Oct. 22-1.e-
land r.. Tarnsworth. a r. & O. brake
man. of Parknrshurg, died today In a
CIarksburG hospital Of injuries received
when crushed between freight cars near
Pcnnshoro. He was "a years old and
leaves a. widow and daughter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

Ex-Governor George Wesley Akin
son and Col A. R Campbell will adj
dress Triadelphia district Republi-
can mass meeting at Elm Grove The
Ohio county Republicans all we'll as
candidates of Philadelphia district ex-
pect to be present
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afternoon at 30 clock when the new deg ta1 Ian
Will he discussed.
The special committee vii! submit the newly
framed law to BE- acted upon hy the club and pre-
scn,ed at the next session OF the West Virginia eSs-
lature. {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

EXC overnor A. B. White. of Park
ersburg, This evening will address a
Republican mass meeting in the First
ward school hall at Moundsville. The
former State executive is promised a
large audience and an enthusiastic re-
ception in the Mound City tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Good Advice to Mothers

If you have young children now is
'he time 70 Law in a supply Of Chamh.
erlaln,S Cough Remedy. Il is excellent
for Group and colds and harmless as il
contains no narcotic. Obtainable every.
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
OPERATION FATAL.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 2o-Luth"r L..
S.hernr - general claim agent OF the
Chesaneake and Ohio Railway. died here
yesterday, He was shot two years ago
hy a negro and his death followed re-
rer; operation for removal OF the ou'trt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
NoN-sUPPoRT HEARING

Eli Lockard. coiorcd, charged with
non-support. will get 4 preliminary
hearing before Squire i. i. Gompnrs Mt
two o'clock today. He Is charged by
Humane Officer Sheldon Joseph with
refusing to support hi slive minor chill
drcn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

! III Transfer books close Oct - Tor : per C'"N
! dividend payable Nov. u. . .
i.l Transfer hnotls chase uct. 20 cor :! per cent
J cas!, dividend. payable Nor. |. .,
! CS,-Transf-r hooks close Oct. o. Tor per cent
, lash dividend payable Nov. l. Books cn>c 'ts .
! :cs all cash divdcLd payable ...'''
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TT rhTAT.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. 22.How-
! ard Jarrett. % Of Blue Crock. died In
= local hospital today as tho result ot
hninE accidentally shot Saturday while
nrenaring to hunt rabbits.
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AGRICULTURAL CLUB.

| Meeting Postponed Until Next Saturday, When Nov
State Dog Tax Law VIII Come Up.