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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
TEACHERS TO GET
 CHECKS SATURDAY

E. B. Crawford, treasurer of the county board of education. announced yesterday that he had arranged with the American Trust and Savings bank to advance the money for the payment of the salaries of Jefferson county teachers Saturday.
 The cheeks will be distributed from the American Trust bank The total is ap- proximately $60.000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
~BUTTON DAY" IS
 OFFICIALLY NAMED

By the unanimous vote of the city commission April 15 was designated as Button Day." and on that particular day the general public of this city Is expected to buy buttons to aid in the campaign against illiteracy. Ac- cording to President Ward failure to purchase a button will be proof of fllitoracy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court Tues day:
 James T. Sellers and Miss Etta Hardy.
 John M. Rylant and Miss Camie Lochany.
 Perry Karasek and Miss Annie Harelak.
 W. A. Cline and Miss Dewie Render son.
 c. c. Smith. Clanton. and Miss Cora $. Webb.
 John P. Lee. Pelham. and Miss Maurine E. Lee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
New Patrol Wagon

And little Ford shall lead them.
 In the future the old yellow barouche known as the police patrol, will adorn some nearby junk-pile, as it has seen its best days, and was ordered replaced yesterday by a Ford machine.
 From now on the prisoners will be hauled to the civic bastile thus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
At the PhotopIay Houses

Strand-From 10:30 a. m. to p. m. ''The Lost Bridegroom with John Barrymore. At s:15 D. m., "The Neer-Do-Well," with Wheeler Oakman and Kathly Williams. Colonial-"A Wife's Sacrifice with Robert Mantell Trianon-'Hells Hinges" with Williams IS. Hart and "Wifie and Auto Trouble,' D with Willie Collier.
 Princess-"Alias Jimmy Barton,'' with Ian all-star cast. Odeon Two-'"The Master Smiles. with Howard Estabrook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
Burton Bound Over

Henry Burton. charged with assault with intent to murder on Lucian Sprald- ing. was bound over to await the action of the grand jury under $500 bond by Judge Aberncthy Tuesday afternoon. Burton has been in jail until allowed bond by Judge Abernethy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
New Incorporation

Articles of incorporation have been filed in the propate court by the Leeds Merchantile company, with capital authorized stock of s5000. The purpose of the concern is tc do a mercantile business at Leeds. Max Ikolodner is president; 5. Aronscn, vice president, and o. J. Aronson, secretary- treasurer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
T0DAY'S EVENTS
At the Theaters

Lyric-Vaudeville. Matinee at 2:3o p. m.; evening at 7:3O and g.
 Bijou-Blanche Hazelton Players. Even- ing at S:15 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
CONTRACTS FOR I'll ACRES

Located at 1413 Avenue A, the Southern Pickle and Vinegar company has con- tracted for the planting of I'll acres in cucumbers, and makes contracts with farmers to buy their output at what are believed to be paying prices-in fact, an officer of the company states that they are offering 15 cents per bushel over the market price.
 For all sound. well formed cucumbers suitable for picking not exceeding 3% inches in length, and counting not less than 800 per bushel, price of 70 cents per bushel of 50 pounds is offered delivered at a salting station of the company; for cucumbers, meeting all specifications set out above, except that they must not ex- ceed "A inches, the price is 30 cents per bushel while for s'nubs' and crooked pickles, counting about 600 to the bushel, the price is 25 cents. It is claimed that D per cent will obtain the price of 70 cents, and that from 125 to 150 bushels can be produced to the acre by inexper- fenced farmers on ordinary land, and that if intensive methods are resorted to in cultivation and fertilization. yield of 250 bushels per acre is possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29
LOCAL FACTORY HAS ! CONTRACTSF FOR IT
 ACRES CUCUMBERS
Alabama Farmers Plan to Grow Onions, Cauliflower, c Tomatoes, Other Prod
 ucts for Pickles

A few days ago The Age-Herald chron- icled the fact that 1Tr. Heinz, the pickle king-he of the "57 varieties"-was a visi- tor in the Magic City, and gave a story of the small beginning of this gigantic business. Right here at home, although unknown to many Birmingham residents, is pickle and vinegar factory, small, it is true, at the start, which with showing the farmers that there is money in the raising of cucumbers, coupled with ade- quate patronage on the part of Alabama buyers of table condiments, will doubt less develop into plant of no mean size and volume of business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-29

chief of staff for the Sons of Veterans and one of the best informed men in the south on reunion figures.
 He said among other things that mer- chants, dentists, grocers. street car com panies, bankers and. in fact, every line of trade and commerce profited by the coming of the veterans.
 ''Birminghams entertainment in 1908 created a great standard" said General Forrest, "and everyone is looking for ward to one of the greatest reunions here In May we have ever held. Birmingham, I am certain, will rise to the occasion and make the reunion a memorable one. In most cities it is found to be true that business is stimulated to very remark able extent by the reunion. For instance, 1t is certain that over $1,000.000 will be brought to this city by the visitors. While Birmingham will probably entertain about 60OO veterans, the other visitors will spend the money. The fact is that each visitor spends from $25 to $100 at the reunion. Visitors coming from the country make their purchases. while dentists, real estate men, railways and, In fact, all lines of business reap substantial benefits. In Jacksonville I remember a case where a dentist said he would not be benefited by the reunion. He came to me afterward and said that he had more work than he could do as a result or the reunion.
 SWAMPED WITH WORK
 '.He said that persons from the smaller cities came to him during the reunion and that he was swamped with work. He also said that persons in Jacksonville by reason of the reunion had made money and they were paying their bills as d. rect result. The financial side of . re- union Is certainly great for the cities that have them. Every hotel in Birmingham will be crowded to it's doors by the visi- tors.
 Birmingham will have to entertain only 100 persons other than the veterans Tho 100 will include some officers and perhaps few sponsors. Others will pay. The indications are that the reunion here will be largely attended. I estimate about 10000 visitors and I am certain that Bir- mingham will accord the veterans and the visitors the same hospitality that has made Birmingham known from coast to coast"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert t'oilanSose. were
WellsburG callers on Monday evening.
Mrs. Bess Dunlap. of Toledo. ONO IS
visiting al the home OF Dir. ana -MFs' a.
\. Miller, OF the Fourth ward.
Mrs. \. r. Grotz and grand son. 5aleE
Grctz. Jr.. are visiting relatives IN fi''s-
Ms NJ. c. Weinsburg and daughter
Mrs. Stewart Winters, OF SteuoenFllle'
Ohio. were Tuesday visitors at the nome
Of Mir. and Mrs. Homer White
Col. ". W. Beall left this morning. IN
his cadillac touring car. for ParkcrS-
hmre where he will attend the Democrat
Convention. and then leave Tor u TRIP
through Ohio. to unknown points. ne
was accompanied py J. X Elson. as Lar
as ParkerSburg. 800 att, ~.
Oscar BonScll. OF Cleveland. E'tilo' re-
turned 10 his home. after spending ssr-
crai Says ar the home of Mr.. and rms.
Samuel Patterson, OF North Charles s..
Walter Foster. left this morning I~f
Parkers burg. where he Will attend tne
Ter,ocrat convention, ID DC held IN tHdt
city. on August 2nd. ,,;..o,
ar. and Mrs William Rloor and Misses
Elizabeth and Isabelle McCanu. or Eass
ivarnool. O.. made a trip TO TINS city
in Mr. Bloor's automobile. on MONDAY. 70
snend several days at the home OF VIZ.
and Mrs ~ w. Reeves. or commerce
street. ;:.o. 4,
St.ubtnville. O.. on Monday were Jonn
Hardin. Joseph McElroy. Ray curtis
stewart SkaEEs. Homer White.
samuel Griffith was business ca4lef
in t'ollansbee on MONDAY
S;ate Humane Officer Sheldon joseph,
~ wheeling, was WellsouEG business
caller on Tuesday:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Mo1,nfiRuilla RriafH.

David Hammond, who i. located at
Fairmont. Is spending several days at
'S Mrs. ' j, L. Hood. Of Rocky Rock. was
here yesterday visiting win friends.
Rev and Mrs. J. B. Smith. Of this
city. are visiting with relatives at Nut
ira Ransom. Edgar Bryson. Frank
horne from Lake Geneva. Wis.
E. NJ. Hinerman, Of this city. Is sncnu-
ing several days in Pittsburgh. atten!-
ing 10 business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs /. leater. or this citE'
are visiting with relatives At Wood Hill.
Miss Alma McGee has returned TO her
home at Wheeling. after a visit with
friends here.
the city yesterday transactins business.
Miss Rcna Snedeker. Of Third street.
leaves the latter part Of the week for
Niagara Falls. where she Will spend va
cation.
Huntington, visiting with relatives ana
teending to business.
Stanley Wilson arrived home last eve,
ming from MorGantown. and VIII spend
the remainder OF the summer III the
city. .,,, :.
spendinG several days here with friends.
Miss Pauline Powell. Of this city. is
spending several days at ST. C!alrSVlIIe,
O.. visiting with relatives.
Telephone linemen were re busy ~ Eest .h,
severe storm Monday evening,
Joe Garbesi, OF this city. >hief clerk
at the r. & .. freight station here. has
been promoted to the position OF travel
ing freight agent.
Mrs, S. r. Hammer. OF Glen Easton. has
Joined the coast artillery Of the United
States,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
MCMECREN
American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price. $IS5 per gallon. A. NJ. Lo
rentz, McMeChen, w. Va.

McMcchen lodge. 40. IA. Knights "r
Fythias. held Is regular weekly nus mess
meeting last evening II the headquarters
in the McMcchcn b"ildinS at seventh ano
Marshall streets. y social and smoker
vas enjoyed by the lodge members fol-
lowing the transaction of business
Bathing al the beach. just below the
governmfnt dame here. continues rs ror,,
ularfas ever. Several hundred Hooked
10 the river for cool dip Yesterday
afternoon and last evening.
Fr:"nship Castle. 80. :. knights OF
Golden Easle. viii hold IT'S tGEnilr
in the lodge headquarters III the Me-
Mcchcn building.
The Ladies aid SorI'ry Of III" chris
tian church will hnii its regular weekly
mont of tho rhurrh. tn" usual diver
Sions will H. enjoyed. Will" at noon
luncheon viii lac SERVED in the church
dining rooms.
quite building boom. No icss than
twelve new residences arc nndrr inc
course Of construction here. Will" the
Sell Telephone company IS erect lns a
handsome nrw HNchHnG" building ON the
Midway addition
Men have been ~ work daring the
last couple uf DAYS cleaning IN" school
building hur". hUih al the interior ana
exterior 'rh" huIlim% will b" thor
UuGhIy renovated h"i"r" III" term hcgI"s
ncAI mrntM
Thc storm Monday evening. caused
much mud Ia com" down onto Marshall
street especially from Tenth 10 Fifth
streets Men w'rc ~ work yesterday
clearing thu debris away. but il will he
several days Vet before Tho. streets are
ia, in j,ror,! condition.
Harry Copper. al This city. was IN
Wheeling f'>i"rda: attending 10 hGSi-
ness matters.
The Cnn.,uiidai" T"!"rhnn" Company
had fore" -! mon AT work her" yes
t"r!ay repairing III" lines which w"r"
damaged ~ 'h,. heavy storm Monday
evening. re- lines in tn" Iarr"wS were
also :, raireh yesterday.
quite = number u! local r""p!" attend
ed Tn. "r"E:n2 session "f III" Mounds
vii! Camp iir"I:.d chAGta.GIa. which
was held last evening IA I'll" larE" audi
inriumI. y iIWn'h"r "f local r""p!" are
on tn" grounds 10 STAY until after camp
meeting.
\! Jennings and VIII ruGh left veg
t"rtlay in Mr.. ruGh's maChin" on e t"Ir
through the lower rari "i the state.
Miss Sarah strong. who has been Wis
ting IL S;rub"nvil!". -. has gone 10
Mrs. r"mrl Wcllf has returned from
TiNptcanoc. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. Lee Gadd was called to the bed
side OF her daughter-in-iaw. Mrs Cllt-
ford Gadd. who was operated on Satur-
liss Mildred colgan. OF Bremen is
visiting at Tire home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. ketterer.
visiting Mrs. Margaret Penn, of South
H. J. Jones, OF Cameron. was q busi-
ness caller here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Iohn OhlirSer and
daughter, Of Lancaster. Pa. are visiting
Misses Mary and Ka,heryn Hot, are
visitig relatives at Martins Ferry.
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Tolbect Early
srent Sunday with relatives and friends
at Hannibal. They made ne trip IN the
&. <. Williams. os Martins Ferry. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam !. W W'll zsEtser. 4 harrington, was a
business caller h"ce the last OF the wees.
Jerry and A,ber, maritime and James
E. Boughner. canGidacs :or coroner. were
business callers her. Saturday.
Born-On Wednesday. July IS. to Mr..
and Mrs: Alfred Saith. a daughter
Miss Mary EarEins. of Martins Ferry.
is visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. D.
Wayne Harkins.
". c. Dicker was business caller at
Columbus; FridaE: ro. 7,,u.
Okla, are visiting WocdSaeld friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Keller attended ;he
Tildey picnic at T'umheiand Thursday.
Misses katheryn Beardmore and Lucy
Lynch are visiting relatives a, Marietta.
Miss Lucetta keegan is visiting
friends at Crook svtlle. Q.
Mrs. Frances Norris ana children have
returned from a months visit with rela-
tives on Jackson Ridge.
Born-Saturday July 20 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Schumacher. a son.
Mrs. Chris I.udey is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Freda Dennis. Of Pitts
burSh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02

The. Ladies' Nd socIsty O. the Pleas-
ant Hill u. E. church Will be en. err
tanned by Mrs. Joseph Archey and Mrs
a. Carrigan at the home OF Mrs. Archey
on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
MOUNDSVILLE
Camp Ground Chautauqua.

The Camp Ground chautauqua Vte11 60
ras- evening in the large auditorium on
the camp grounds here. undsr me aas-
pa.;n,ior MANY we're in attendance and
the splendld entertainmenl given was vas
one ~ the best ever held In the old
Auditorium. The Schubert 0ulniet.
composed OF Mrs. Elsie fLsSnes hanJ M
ron otto. Mr.. Emile Acremana and MIS-
Forest F'rankhouser. gave Il concert ana
This evenings chautauqua program
includes concert by Mr.. OaElo ostn'ets'
accom- panied by Mrs kincheloe. Master
Wiifrcd MacEwan. magician. is also on
this evenings program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
WARWOOD
wnrwood Baptists Hold Ground
Rrenkiug,


Quite a large crowd attended the
ground breaking Tor the new Baptist
church held last evening At the corner
OF Eighth and Main streets. Mr.. I'm
norman had charge Of the program. Adj
dresses were made by the following
Rev. Carson. pastor of the ?resbytcrinn
church,; Rev. Harshman. pastor OF the
Lutheran church; and Rev. MarSlon.
rastor Of the NJ. E. church. Rev. +. +.
Rrininstool Of the First Baptist church
Of Wheeling. made the closing address.
Edward Schneider. superintendent OF
the baptist Sunday school. with a spade
turned the initial shovel Of earth which
marked the official breaktne Spcc:a
music was rendered by Messrs. Iva
Reynolds and s. Z. SparGo.
The building committee Will have ar
rangements comp!etcI in the very rear
future for the erection OF their .crn-
porary chapel. which will be Lsrd for
church and Sunday school until the con-
grcgation gets in condition TO commence
the erection OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
WELLSbURG

UELLSBCEG, W. Va, Aug. 1.-The
regular monthly meeting o.! the Brooke
county court was held n the court rooms
n August list. All the bills Of the month
were ordered paid
The road question was brought W and
discussed. but nothing ot Importance
done in regard to the same. The WORK
o. bond issue is progressing nicely ua.
der the supervision OF the county ROAD
engineer. L. \. EicAelh"rscr.
The Pittsburgh West Virginia Coal c."
was granted permit to pave ahou: Two
miles OF the Golfers roAG, with the per-
mission OF laying water lii:eS. sewertn-
and putting electric. telephone poles
along the same. The road - TO be eiSh-
teen fest wide and - have a SIX foot
sidewalk OF concrete On each side. Work
on the same will probably start at onca
As no other business Was brought be-
fore the meeting the court adjourned TO
meet again on September 5th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02

J. Frank ,McKeen. against Homes E.
Riggs. ct ar Action for money on
promissory note. Amount claimed ST.
04245 with interest. Gordon D. Kinder
is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The German Bank of Wheeling, ".
Va, corpora ton against John Rant
money on a promissory note and for
foreclosure Of mortgage. Amount
claimed three thousand dollars with
interest. J. p. Arbenz and Gordon D.
Kinder are the attorneys for. the plain
tiff.
American Guaranteed Paint, at fac,
tory price, S1S5 per gallon. A. J. Log
rentz, st. Clairsville, Ohio. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Clinton Methodist Picnic

The Clinton Methodist congregation
will. on Saturday. August 3. hold their
annual picnic in J. P. Millings bottom
near the church. The committee IN
charge is preparing an interesting, pro
gram of many amusementS. All KINDS
Of Refreshments will be served on the
grounds. y very cordial invitation is cX-
tended 10 the public 10 attend this spi@-
did affair and help make this one or me
best picnicS Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Lawn Pete AUGUST a3 and "a

The I.OVcIand hos" company are or''-
pairing program for their eighth an
n,lal lawn fete. which will he held IN
the lawn AZ the corner of Fifth and
Richland avenue. on August - and -.
The South Warwond ladies are very cor
fete committee Friday evening AT the
hose house. This affair promises tn hc
the largest in tho history of Loveland
hose company. Tn" funds derived from
this affair will he used 10 construct tho
auto recently purchased into fire truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
lightning Plays HAVOC.

During the electric rain storm last
evening the Weir,on sub station. in
charge OF Emery Smith. was struck by
ightnning. Sparks flew wildly. about
the room when the e200 "olts became
grounded The lightning did not hit the
building fair and fire was averted
The sub station is property OF the
Steubenville WellsburS. Neirton Rail
way Co No other deports have been
made from the storm last evening. al
though the lightning was very bad Tor
q time. The rain was welcomed ny
wellsburs people. because the atHos-
phere was cooled considerably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
INV srreeSs Cleaned.

Street Commissioner W. h. Litman
had his entire force Of men az Work
yesterday putting the streets OF rhe
hicw limbs from trees all over the
streets in every section OF the city.
while in a number OF places the sur
face sewers clogged and caused conSid-
cradle dirt and other debris 10 gather
~ hcaps All OF the debris was hauled
away yesterday and today the paved
streets will. be flushed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
ST, GAINESVILLE
Marriage Licenses.

ST. rLAIRSNIELF:, g.. Aug. i.-Theo-
dorc Kruntirs. age ~. a lin mill work
or nf YorkvIlle and Katrina Smardina-
kis. age 20. Of Martins, Ferry. Father
Parthcnius Colonis will perform the
ceremony.
CleiuS Raymond W"ilbaum. age %.
high school teacher ana Helen Virginia
Nicholson. age -. A high school teacher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
RaaHnQ I'D Well.

Claude sutton. the young Randolph
county white man. who Is doomed 10 SX-
plate the crime OF murder on the gal
lows here Friday continues 10 bear up
exceedingly well. under the steadily IN
ready to meet his Maker and apparently
does not fear death. He spends mucn
OF his time in prayer and songs with
the Prison Chaplain and other ministers
Of the MoundSville vicinity. Sutton has
fully confessed 10 the murder or DR.. j.
j. kennedy. for which crime he was
convicted in the Randolph county circui !
cour; and sentenced 10 die on the gal
LOWS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
: More co1ored Men Arrived

ming OF the arrival OF IS more colored
men at the Foundation Company. who
ara constructing the new powe" plant
Cor the American Gas and Electric Co.
al Beech Bottom. The men are from
Louisville, Ky. and will be employed as
laho.ers at the works. In all about 1po
coloeed men are employed there at pres
ext. only q few weeks ago q number or
rrn->r arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
u.umcnd Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Ben,
son l.. Hammond who was electrocutsd
Monday morning while at work at the
PARIS Run coal mine. when his necS
como in contact with a heavily charsed
feed wire. will be held TINS aI.ernoon
First Street. Re-. G. D; Smith. pastor
Of the First N. Z. church will offlGiate
Interment will be made In GreenlaWn
cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Ypcraaaa In T.icen RaN-

During the past month Of July. De-
putty Probate Judge Edward Meek has
Issued thirty-eight marriage licenses.
During the same month last yea-, only
thirty.three were issued This shows
an increase of five over last year. Even
thrty-cight is not large number for
the month of July. however. It. IL about
the average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
PailAd TO AU1YA.

Major Jack Arnold. of the National
Guard Recruiting Service. who was an
nounceG to arrive in this city last Fri
day morning. failed 70 show up ana mas
not made his appearance yet. His OBJ
ject In coming here was 10 lnaugurate
a campaign TO obtain recruits for the
Second West Virginia infantry. Trips
were to be made through the county and
q recruiting station was 10 be opened
in this city. .
The Second West Virginia infantry
were called TO the border for service and
there not being a complete number a
canvass OF the state WAS 70 be started
to obtain the number wanted. Why Ma
jor Arnold did not come 10 TINS cry
has not been learned. II. o. Charnock.
of the Second West Virginia regiment,
Is still in this city and will likely De
here for some time yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Pnrn 0nnrnnttnad.

County Farm Agent G. c. MusGrove
and State Veterinarian DR.. LeoI y.
Refer, OF Wheeling. were at the farm OF
Lewis Z. Holmes. on Games Ridge yes
tcrday and established Quarantine
against hog cholera. Tho quarantine en-
tends for one mile around tile affected
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
Beuwood Members,

Many Benwnod members Of the Boys
Brigade Of Wheeling are preparing TO
attend the sham battle and participate.
which will be held AT Cadiz. Ohio. Au-
gust 10. II is learned here that the gen
era order from General H. E: Calua-
baugh will be issued within the next
few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-02
American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, $1.S5 per gallon. Laz1et
Brothers, MoundSville, ". Va.
raxt Cab Dau1aCed.

One of the Lopez Take Service cars
was slightly damaged during the storm
Monday night when 1t was struck by
street car at the intersection of Third
street and jefferson avenue. One Of the
running boards on the machine was torn
off, while the tool box was damaged
The traction car was in charge OF MOTOR
man 'RucHman and Conductor Richard