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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19
FOUND

Floating down the West Fork
river, several oars aud very fine robe
tied together with initials on robe
''B. J.. G." Owner ran get same BIS call
ing Bell phone 10l0-L.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19
Real Estate
Here is a homo worth looking at.

Here is homo worth looking at.
seven-room brick house. with bath
and basement.
This property IN on paved street
and within minutes walk OF Court
House. Handy to school and busi-
ness center OF city. Good corner lot.
Price $4,000.
On terms,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19

WANTED TO BUY-veal calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company. Clarksburg,
w. Va,
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One-halt mile from railroad station; good
house and barn sllo, good fence and well
wateted. For further particulars, I'D
de.ss Elmer Brandeberry, Il. +. u. No. :,
CooIyille, Ohio,
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE-I12 acres mostly blue grass
and alfalfa, good new barn aud sIlO, good
house, near railroad Land lays rolling,
good water. Write for bulletin OF other
properties. L. S. Byron, Lock Bsx q,
Stewart, Ohio.
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FOR SALE on RENr-Two story, elEh,
room house, pantry, wafer aud sewerage
oak finish, cabinet mRDtsls, chine closet,
slate roof; Williams street. Biitmoro
Heights, North View. Home phone l40,
Bell phone 20i.L.
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GRAzING FARM FOR sALE-2TO acres,
lying between Weston and Jane Lew ON
Weston and Clarksburg Turnpike, road
between Weston and Jane Lew now be
OF farm. Price $500 per acre for sur
face; or $1,000 per acre, reserving the coal
and one-half the gas aud oil rights.
NJ. II. Jackson, Jane Lew, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19
WANl'EG 10 8UY

WE WILL BUY Burlap bags. Count and
see how many feed bngs you have, and
bring or phone us and we Will call An
Choir Mills, J. II. Smith, owner successor
street, Bell phone 1921 Homo phone
2O3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19

Experiments have indicated to Hon
duras that 1t may become an import
ant cotton-raising nation.
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FOR sALE-17o acre farm, room house,
. barns, hen houses, 40 ton sllO (flledl
school and church near, ! IA miles to
railroad fruit of all kinds, l. miles to
parkersburg, 2ia miles to thriving town.
Price $1,000. Address Farm" care Tel
eprnIn office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19

COAL MINERS at Lorentz, W.
Va, near BuCkhannon; coal
weighed; 55C per ton paid;
good houses; coal from 4 to
5 feet thick; steady work;
best place to live; good
stores; good. school and
church. See R. H. Wilson,
Supt., at plant or call at 826
Golf Bldg, CIarksburg.
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FOR SALE-Flye rooms OF household
goods: III Oak street, between Jackson
and Pike streets.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTETD-GIri Tor cook ana 10 do
general housework. Apply Mt 442
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19

FOR SALE-New four room house, bath,
hot and cold water IN Adamston, ON lot
4lxl20, either cash or terms. Address
L. U. Box 800, Clarksburg, W. Wa.
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FOR sALE-l6 room building will be sold
cheap II sold Mt once. Apply to Z. j..
Costilow, ut Adamston. ". "a.
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FOR RENT-Two room apartment. private
hall and bath and porch, steam heat and
month. Apply TO Chas u. Johnston,
Broaddus Apartments, BELL phone COZ r.
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FOR SALE Store general merchandise.
goods and fixtures invoice about $1,000.
good trade IN fine farming region, Com
nany wants TO dissolve partnership. Ad-
dress +. o. Box q aoxabcll, Ohio
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FOR sALE-Barreis, 20 and 80 gallons.
nave been used hut once. Apply i'd
Coca Cola BOttIine Works. Glen Eik
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FOR RENT-Seyen room house and bath
two pOrches and basement Mt 15S Jackson
street. Call Ut lJ6 Jackson street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-19

CASH REGIsTERs-Bought, sold, ex-
changed and repaired; also supplies; low
prices, small payments. National Cash
Register Co., Union National Bank Build
ing. Clarkaburg, w. Va.
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FOR SALE-NIottted Auconas. hens nnd
pnllets; the winter laying kind. viii
make good price considering quality
OF Of stock. Apply or write q. u. Goodwin
Remington w, Va
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FOR SALe-HouSES

FOR sALE-Two story, sEr~n room house.
In the best residence section Of Bread
Oaks. near Con Plaza, two blocks on
paved street. House il on nice level lot.
Large chicken house and email stable on
rear Of lot. Address "SlB' care Telegram
ofBcG.
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ReSr1 AS


FOR RENT room Fat and bath. also
pool room, fully furnished tables, and
one cigar stand located In North View.
Apply u Friendlander's Store. li0 Fourth
street.
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REPAIR WORK

ALL kinds OF roofs repaired old roofs
painted, spOuting and eve troughs hung
postal and / viii call. Theo. Boone, Gen.
eral Delivery. Clarksburg. W. Va.
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FOR sALG-Lots

FOR sALE-Two good building lots on
Hammond avenue, Sorthyiew, facing on
street car line. For price and terms,
call on or address w. A. Borgess., Gypsy,
w. Va.
FOR SALE-Lot 40xiSO feet, paved street,
cement walks and sewers. Location the
very best either for residence or tine To-
cation for store. II sold before Septenl-
Der u, Will 20 at 81 ,O2J. Address By let
ter only ar care Telegram office.
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UNDER FOR SALE HOUSES !. !. Y. ].
FOR SALE New six room house, with
bath and reception hall, hardwood finish,
on lot 3jX132 street in rear and front.
Call or address j. W. Bailey, Church
street AdHmston, W. Vn.
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FOR RENT-Store Rooms.


FOR RENT-One room 2Ox38 feet, CEN
trally located hot and cold water fur
nished. 5000 per month. Apply Mt SIG
West Main street.
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WANTED AT ONcE-MouId-
erS and Core makers. Pied
mont Foundry and Machine
Co., Piedmont, W. Va.

WANTED AT oNcE-Reliablc, honest hoy,
over 10 years; to run pop corn machine
Mt Bijou theatre. Bring mother or faith
cr's permission.
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GIRL WANTED-For genera. house
work; good wages. Mrs. w. a. Gay
lord, 22S East Main st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
ROBERT wARwIcK-coLor1AI..

When Human Driftwood," the World
Film feature. with Robert Warwick and
RANGES Nelson. ~ shown on the screen
at the Colonial Theater on "Wednesday
and Thursday. the patrons. Of this pom
ular playhouse will he treated TO one
OF the most finished productions in
which the ever popular Warwick has
ever appeared.
Human Driftwood" tells in a strik-
inEly dramatic way the story Of "A rich
young bachelor who becomes infatuated
by a beautiful though evil dancer. who
rreys on bis good rraces To- gain admit
lance 10 his apartment. In which she
later admits her pals. a band Of crooks.
who attempt 10 rob Hendricks safe In
the hght that follows. Myra. the dancer.
shoots at Hendricks. but strikes her
own lover and Kills him. Hendricks
allows the girl 10 escape.
Years later. as the head Of a reform
society. Hendricks Is sent 10 cleanup
tho vile conditions existing In the Alas
kan mining camp. whore Father Hart
gan cannot keep up with the rough elc-
nent 81 the district. Hendricks. a. tho
head or the society. goes 20 the assist
ance Of Father HsrrtEan
The mining camp scenes are laid in
tho mining districts 81 Western can
ada, which adds n great deal to the nj -
mosphere Of tho picture
chapter eleven. The Girl and the
Game. viii be shown rs usual with
the above World feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
PEOPLE HERE KNOW
TANLAC HAS MERIT
PROVEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN,
AND NOW NAME HAS BECOME
HOUSEHOLD WORD IN
WHEELING
Catarrhal Affections Relieved In To-
cal Case Cited Below

Il had been suffering from catarrh
for several years and mother simply
insisted ! should get over II. had a
poor appetite. frequent headaches and
was constantly eXpectoratinC. though
l had already tried a lot of remedies
without relief. Then along came a
medicine which was the talk of the
town, and mother told me to give IL a
trial and Tanlac proved in my case TO
be- the best Catarrh remedy. tonic and
appetizer | ever heard OF and I recon-
mend IL to everybody. Ny head and
throat Is better and I'm not hawking
and splitting anymore and my appetite
is something wonderful Father says
he Is going to increase the board. but
] certainly do enjoy my meals these
days and recommend Tanlac to all. -
said Mr.. Jesse Drum. mill worker
employed at the National Tube Cos
works
Headaches. constipation. indigestion
loss of energy. sleep. and appetite.
pains in the side or back. rheumatism.
pains. catarrhal affections of the mu-
cous membrane and kindred ailments
arising from disorders of the stomach.
kidney or liver. have been rapidly and
successfully overcome in remark
able manner by Tanlac. the new medi-
cine discovered at the Dayton Labra-
tories by the eminent chemist. Herr
Joseph Trimbach. native German.
and Tanlac today is the talk of Wheel
ing. G. III. Griest a Co.'S Drug store
sells Tanlac here, 81 per bottle.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
EASTER CONCERT
A MUSICAL TREAT
ANNUAL AFFAIR WAS GIVEN
LAST NIGHT BY BEETHOVEN
SINGING SOCIETY
Prof. Edward Blumenberser Director
OF Program Entertains With
Violin Solos.

The Easter concert given ,a.t even
ing by the Beethoven Singing society
at their club rooms on Twenty-ninth
and Moysten streets was one OF the
most delightful and successful affairs
given by that organization this season
The musical program had been pre-
pared under the direction OF Prof
Edward Nuremberg. who appeared
on the program as violin soloist.
Assisting Prof. Blumenberg were
Messrs: Lawrence Summers. violin:
Peter Ready. viola: J. r. Blumenberg.
cello; Allard DOepkin. piano.
The program was opened by a chorus
Das Deutshshe Lied by the Beet
hoven Singing society. ihe quintet
club gave an overture. "Frcischutz."
and double quartet composed OF
members of the Beethoven society
pleased in the next number. The
Time of Roses" IN entertaining
part OF the program was the trio.
which beautifully gave. "Andante
Religioso." members OF the trio We're
l.. Summers, j. T, Rlumeuberg. ano
\. Doepkin. The violin solos given
by Prof Blumenberg were unusually
delightful and We're a. follows:
"Legende.' a. the first number and
"Orientale" from Kaleidoscope
The Beethoven Singing Society,
closed the program with the Sailors
chorus from The Plying DutChman.
The affair last night was well attend
ed and proved "A musical treat To the
member Of the society others Of the
city who attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
WAS CONFINED
TO HER BED
All the Time For Two Or
Three Years. Suffered Dread
full Pains. Praises Carui.

Thoma.viIlc. y C-Nr4 W
Neach. 81 " p n. I. az this place.
writes. About ~ years ago I was
confined 90 my bed almost aIl The time
for two OF three year. and suffered
agony during that time - Z suffered
dreadful pains IN my hIu. and head
and Zoo the abdomen. 7 seemed 10 sur.
fer all over. and ] felt v Guild wei
come death could not sleep at
nighf and was awfully nervous '.. I
read of Cardui in the Almanac and
Thought would Try o. aa felt I
must have some relief from this awful
suffering for 7 had lot my flesh.
weighing only 20 lhs was getting
weaker all tho time and folt would
die n I didn't got something TO- help
mo
sorf Tor one bottle ~ Cardui and
after Co., use 7 was improvinE q then
bought .IN bottles for 81 nu for 7 had
seen If wHH helping me- Tho pain wa
relieved ! could sleep AZ night Ny
nerves ruf better .... 7 rOf several
more BOTTLES and had rcrlincd my
health. strength. and flesh. and wciRh
my usual weight .. Nv houFcwork
is pleasure now have a. good
health as anybody Z consider Cardul
saved my life
Such letters aa those leave mo- doubt
as fo The beneficial medicinal action
uf tHrduI
Tr, b. For salo by all drureista
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
ASSOCIATION FORMED
BY AUTO DEALERS
WHEELING DISTRICT oisTRIsU.
PgRFgcT oRoSNizAr,oS
Constitution and By-laws Adopted
and Meetings Are TO be Held
Resulariy-G. NJ. Ford
President

The Wheeling district automobile
dealers association was organized last
night with about half a hundred mem
bers. Officers were elected for the
ensuing year. The constitution and
bylaws. as framed by a special com
mittee. were adopted.
The meeting was presided over BY
X. W. Howe, temporary chairman.
with A. II. Hoblitzell acting secretary
Regular meetings will be held IN the
assembly room OF the association on
the first Tuesday evening OF each
month. The next meeting will be on
May ,. when further plans will De
made TO put the organization In work
ing order. The association Is formed
for the purpose OF having more Co
operation among the auto and acces-
sorry dealers in the Wheeling district.
which includes eastern Ohio A num-
Der of Buckeye dealers are now men,
bers OF the organization. Practically
every progressive auto dealer In the
Wheeling district has joined.
Reports of the several committees,
appointed at the meeting last Tues
day night, made their reports. some
OF which will be acted upon at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The following officers for the year
were elected:
President-G. NJ Ford.
First vice president-R W. Howe.
Second vice president-Edwin d.
kiser.
Secretary-treasurer- II. Hobnt-
yell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
ENJOYABLE EVENING
OF POETRY AND MUSIC
Robinson's Bible Class Of Second U. 81
Church Holds Annual Meeting
Officers Elected.

Tho many members Of Robinson %
Hihlo class N the First United prpabv
tcrian church had n most enf1yabic
time last night in Tho sunday school
room II was the REGULAR annual
u9inesa meeting ~ tho organization
ptfcers for Tho ensuing year we're
elected business was soon dispensed
with and The later hours wore spent In
music and poetry and closed with
delicious rcfrpshmrufa
tn was Don rOmmcmoratiou ~ sho
three hundredth Anniversary ~ tho
death ~ Shakespeare A. tho name
~ each member present was called
Do arose and gave n short quotation
from tho great Tuct a feature ~
The tribute paid the bard ~ Avon vas
n recitation from Caesar and Rrufua
hy Dr " s. Hamilton and " g.
parrah Judge Hen 8 Uoucckpr
read an original paper ~ tho lifo and
career of Shakcapoaro Attorney g
~ Smith gave am Interesting reading
while James 70 NrClur, tccitsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
LILLIAN oIsH Ar THE REX.

In story. acting and aetffnr "gofd
f"r MHrriaEo.' the thrilling nng appeal
iuE feature ph0to-play on the Rev Tb'
alter program to-day. be- one of tho
most interesting Of recent Trianrfa
pia}@ " has for itg star Lillian Gish.
who makes u very human n yary or.
p'aling figure a. Maria. "a heaufif1I
Young Eirl who Del about 10 b. sold for
MATING Her work here. ne always.
Elf'g The Impression that she ls ono
~ tho very few who can Justly b.
called screen stars The plot III tho
story hinges on the attempts OF Mar
7 unclc and aunt tg arli her into mar
rinrn against hfr Will
Then M the same hili is Tho last chan.
frr ~ The Guddfra.- featuring T.srfa
Williams and Anita stewart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
big FOUR" WINS
Continued From FIRST PageJ

emily were elected by smaller MAORI
ties The so-called irregular candi
dates defeated were Matt GlaZier. of
Cincinnati: Or =. O. Giffin. of Column
bus. and Ralph W Tyler (negro). Of
Columbus
Democrats selected as their dele
gates-at-large former Governors Jas.
W. Cox. JudSon Harmon. James T..
Campbell and Senator Pomerene. over
To denomination of President Wilson.
whelmingly defeating Frank 5. Mon
nett. OF Columbus. who was opposed
Burton and Wilson.
Theodore r. Burton was designated
as the fayorite of Republicans and
President Wilson OF Democrats. for
their respective presidential nomina.
tons. Delegates elected by each party
previously had pledged their support
to one of these. Democratic voters
expressed their choice of Thomas +,
Marshall for denomination as vice
president The number of ballots
bearing the names of Theodore Roose.
welt. Henry Ford. Charles +. Hughes
and William J. Bryan, written in by
hand was small and considered OF
comparatively little significance. The
Republican delegates-at-large elected
in the probable order OF votes receiv-
ed are: Senator Warren g.. Harding,
Governor Frank Il. Willis. John J
sullivan. Cleveland attorney; and
William Copper Proctor. Cincinnati
dates defeated decisively are: DR.. :
o. Giffin. of Columbus. Matt Chaser
OF Cincinnati and Ralph W. Tyler,
negro. of Columbus
Democratic delegates-at-large in
order of votes received are. former
Governors James VI. Cox. James r.
Campbell Judson Harmon and Sen
ator Atlee Pomerene. Late returns
indicated that Frank S Monet OF
Columbus. who Is opposed to re
nomination OF President Wilson, has
received a substantial vote but not
enough to make II possible for
him to overtake senator Promerene
Apparently his total was about tow
thirds that of senator Promerene
only about one-fourth the normal vote
was polled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
HAZEL pAwN-vnoMrA.

Beautiful Hazel Dawn. who deserted
musical comedy 20 become q Famous
Players star. returned 20 the footlights
for brief time not long ago. The re-
suit will be seen when the Paramount
picture, The Saleslsdy." Is shown at
the Virginia Theater Wednesday and
Thursday.
The stage was erected In the Famous
Players studio and the members OF tho
chorus OF one OF New Yorks most cell
cbrated musical comedies was especial
" engaged to do it's turn before the
camera. while the orchestra played one
OF the popular tunes that all Broadway
IL whistling.
This. however. Is not the only instance
where realism has been resorted 10 In
this picture. Before Helen. the char
acter played by Miss Dawn. becomes a
stage favorite. she il a sales girl in "A
big department store. For these
scenes one OF New York's most far
famed department stores was placed at
the disposal OF Frederick Thorn son.
who directed the picture Three hun
dred OF the stores's employees were en-
gagged 10 take part In these episodes in
order TO insure their being staged with
Just the right touch.
The other additional features for the
two days are Paramount Pictographs
and Paramount-Br Cartoons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
Initial Number Of Ohio
Valley Trades Review Out

Yesterday the initial number Of the
Ohio Valley Trades Review was issued.
and 10 say that IL has made a hit in
the Wheeling district world of indus,
try Is putting IL quite mildly.
Managing Editor VIM. C. Creamer
Journalism that will keep his competi.
tors IN the Ohio valley and central
west busy.
Most interesting and valuable are
the many news features and depart.
ments or the publication. and the ac-
claim with which the new monthly has
been received means that IL will be-
come factor in the development of
this region - the greatest Industrial
centre Of the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
Morris Coss, Arrested
Yesterday, Sent To Jail
Was Picked Up in Raid on AIIeaed
Speakeasy and Must Finish
Out UneSpired Term.

Morris COss. arrested and fined be-
fore Squire Il. G.. Hobbs for violating
the Nost prohibition law. and who was
released on capias pro fine after he
had served sixty days sentence was
remanded 10 jail yesterday evening 10
serve out the fine OF 500 and costs.
Coss. who II Is alleged has figured in
seven speakeasy raids since his re-
lease. was arrested in the raid yester-
day afternoon at Sixteenth and South
streets
The arrest was made by Deputy
Prohibition Commissioner Bert
Phillips. Under the capias. his free
dom depended upon his own behavior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
THE THEATRES
ny HOME TOWN orRL.-

Leila McIntyr who comes to the
Court Theater. Tuesday. May =. with
her co-star. John Hyams. in their new
musical success. My Home Town Girl"
IL undoubtedly n favorite among fol-
lowers of musical comedy. All remem-
her he rim The Girl OF My Dreams"
She can act with wonderful feeling
and expression that we are unfamiliar
with In the majority of our musical
condolences: dances with all the vim
Of the best OF them and has q voice
thoroughly trained IN quality and tone
for the leading soprano roles in light
opera.
Alma Youlin. prims donna. will de-
light any audience when she sings the
lifting compositions OF Louis A. Hirsch.
Eda Won Luke. in a feminine character
made for her. can make an audience
laugh In her every movement and eN-
preston. And the rosebud garden OF
girls-a myriad of them. trained by
tho deft hand OF Frank NJ Summers
must not be forgotten. They are In ev-
idence and will not be forgotten soon
by an audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

tons: President Cramble.t. j. NJ.
Lewis: Prof. w. Il. Taylor. X. X. Rem
ner: Prof. Perry. c. b. Taylor: Mrs.
Bourne. Miss Roberta Tener: Miss Ma
heffey. Miss Virginia Dudley. Mrs.
Wheat. Miss Helen McMillen: Miss
Armstrong. Miss Esther Royce: Prof
Balch. Graham Taylor: Prof. Miller. G
u. schmidt; Prof Finley. W. c. Fow-
Ter; Prof. Sprowls. n. II. Meyers Prof
sutton. r. b. Hensley. Mrs. sutton
Miss Alice Williams: Prof Workman
/. II. Payne: Prof. Moos. F. &. Con.
gron. Prof. Gay. II. l.. Mahan. Prof
Calderwood. c. W. PERTH: Prof Cole
J. G. Gates: Prof Hoover. r. W. Scott :
Dr. Poland. 4. l.. Rudeback: Col. Beall
a visitor, W. Rhodes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

Special Dispatch fn the lutglltgtnccr.
ST GAINESVILLE. o.. April Za.-N
very light Not, was polled here to-day
in IN, presidential preference primary
election only scattering returns were
received her, from surrounding town
ships. hut they Indicated that the r. gu
lar states were being endorsed IN Bel
mont county ltN bir votes. Eight pre-
ciupts. four in Ri,hlaud township. three
loo Warren and one in Kirkland were
tho only returns available toni ght.
Thssa showed the following result on
The vote FOR doIcEutos-a,t- large:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
Elks To Meet Country
Club Team This Evening
First Of Series Of Three Games OF
Pool VIII be Played In Elks
Club Parlors

Tonight az the EIks' club parIors.
the crack team representing that club
VIII try cues with a team representing
the Wheeling country club The
personnel Of the opposing teams was
not given out by Manager Haberstick
last night.
n b. expected that this match will
be an interesting one The Elks' are
now champions over the Fort Henry
club team. and In the game tonight
they are playing the part 81 the
challenged This e. the first Of a
series ~ three games