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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
UNNATURALLY TIRED

some men and many women feel
Tired all the time. This r. not nat
ural. Fatigue following work or
Gpsat eIertion IN normal but 20 be
constantly tired indicates a diseased
condition. usually thin blood. Back
ache generally accompanies this state
u the system.
Such sufferers are usually pale but
not necessarily thin. In blonds the
tyansparency OF the skin Is increas.
~: In brunettes II IL decreased and
(he complexion becomes muddy. The
oysIids become a greyish blue.
This condition OF thin blood, which
doctors call anemia. f. dangerous
ono II allowed % progress but with
proper treatment II may be speedily
corrected. Dr. Williams Pink Pulls
Cor Pale People contain just the ele-
ments needed 20 buildsup tho blood
and restore the lost color and
vitality New energy clrCuiates
Through the system with the enrich.
ID blood, the heart stops It's alarm
tng palpitating. color returns 10
checks and lips.
Nothing more ia needed except
sunlight, good air, proper food and
rest. II you do not know exactly
what rules 20 follow IN these matters
write today 20 the Or Williams Medi.
cine Co, Schenectady, y, 7, for
booklets on the blood and diet. Your
own druggist sells Or, Williams
Pink Pills.--Ady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

cations and asked for an opinion
Under police retirement reEulo.
lions disabled or aged officers May
be- recalled for service 10 shown 90
Dee NJ There is no such provision
Gor Arrmeu raruseN holds % s
clearly against the spirit OF both
regulations 20 let retired policemen
and f-ewcu hold other cits Offices
because. " they car nm thrw .hey
are capable ~ rendering r-,.. I'll.
'he department that pensions 'h'w
"The whole situation rs rt.rr
said raruscy. "ln every .arh 81.
he city there are officers 90 uu
form who are drawing Pc. '.a
from thr city as retired policemen
or frem,u ont in Highland ra N
some 90 the officials are urn.f
pensioners lrs bad enough with.r-
he city itself paving "a man tHu
salaries.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
DENIES PRICE Is TO
BE SIDETRACKED

Democratic STATE Chairman Albert
E Stevenson has issued a denial Of
n widely circulated story. apparent
ly emanating from Saginaw. TO the
effect that Lawrence Price. Demo
cratic candidate for United States
senator. is 20 b. sidc.tracked AZ tho
last moment in favor of Gov Fer.
ris.
Mr.. Stevenson says:
: MIR. Price having been regularly
selected there is no thought of re-.
placing him. and | have DO lntima-
tion that Gov. Ferris IS in any sense
candidate for the place"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
POLICE EXPENSES
NOT SUPPRESSED.
DECLARES ENGEL

George Engel ei'y controller. ta-
entered Tho NaW'uuaalr 'EH "a.
answer Connolly s'at-uer ttar p,.
pense statements were omitted f-14
tho last two ARRIVAL rep1-- uf 'Hr
police department Ensei. iry -t.'s.
mcnt Thursday. said record re 80.
lice department. expenses appear boo
the controller annual reports aul
names The pages ON which the data
may De- found lie says HE dsb8r-s
ments OF the police department r,.
ceivc the same close scrutiny thar
other EXPENSES are subjected 20. and
that NO transfers of funds have been
made without the councils consent
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

II was pointed out that Ramos
lacoric statement that there had
been big battle portended another
victory for the bandits. for had the
Carranza forces been successful IL
would have been Immediately an.
nounced
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

NEW YORK Charging that her
husband. who IS "a. dances immodrr
AtrN Mrs ferdinand Dussant is
seeking an Injunction 90 keep him
from learning any new steps
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

The town OF Cusihuirach.c is On
important mining center. Several
Americau-owned mines with Offices
in III Paso are located in that u,
gion.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
~ THE
OTACE

Grace I.aRue. now at the zenith OF
her career as a vaudeville and must
cal comedy entertainer. will top the
bill In the Temple theater. next
week. In dear old Lunnon. where
she achieved a big success, Miss
IARue was the star OF Molly May,
and In this country she headed the
female contingent In the hrst "Zies.
fields Follies." For her Temple en-
eagement. she will Offer A roper
toire OF song numbers, each song
accompanied by a different dress
creation that will make women perR
ND. for this bizarre young woman
has the reputation Of being one Of
the best-gowned on the American
stage. Her songs will include I'm
derneath the Stars" by Herbert
Spencer: "A Hundred Years From
Now" by Neil McCay; Tango
Dream" by Elsa Maxwell You'd
Better Ask Ne" by Herman Lohr.
and 81 Love You So" and "Saluia.
ton OF the Dawn" by Miss LaRue
herself Charles Gillen will be AZ
me piano. The second feature OF
The bill will be Sydney Jarvis. broth.
or OF Detroit's own Harold Jarvis.
and his charming wife, Virginia
Dare, in a delightful operetta. en.
titled. THE Bride Tanner" Seven
other regular Temple acts as usual
Chauncey Olcott's position as the
leading player OF Irish comedy has
endured so long that the playgoinE
public has associated him entirely
with Celtic drama. Yet Mr.. Olcott s
work In his new play. Honest John
O'Br1en," has recalled 20 some that
Mr.. Oicott was once an actor OF
other roles, that he served two sea.
sons In London as a leading mem
Der OF Sir Charles Wyndham's COM
pany and was with other important
examinations. playing many sorts OF
parts before devoting himself 70
Irish roles as he has done for TIE
last dozen years In Honest John
O'Brien." Mr.. etcott has in meas
ure returned 20 serious work and
has shown his admirers another side
OF his art, for reports credit him
with having given q chars cterlza-
ton In this new Cohan play far
above the Ragged Robins" and
"Shameen Dhus" OF former seasons.
II was while ne was in london IN
1900 when Olcott was in negotia-
tion with D'Oyley Carte. the opera
impressario, TO sing leading tenor
roles in the Savoy operas, that he
came into the notice OF Charles
wyndham, long the leading London
star and producer Wyndham Of
fered Olcott so excellent contract
that the actor accepted For a sea-
son ne was a member OF Wyndhnm's
company In the Lyric theater. and
the season following in the same
producers organization In the Prince
OF Wales theater. Olcott will open
Monday in the Detroit opera house
in Honest John OBrlen."
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

f.rtuttuz---shr ptu'u urur ktud=rNur
- rtght--Ifmss Job Drpt.--Nair 4sgn.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

FIBttRa-tA@ Pia-a a~4t Lie4-t ~ 2
ia riEht-Tin"s Irh D~uf--VHir fIcO.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
THE MODERN
NEED

b q remedy fow the evil effects Of quick
eating, over-eating and strenuous liy-
ING. The medicine that meets this
need--that tones the stomach. stimu-
lstes the liver. regulates the bowcls--is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
Mice >ri,drod Eolinr Of Key is visit

Ing hcr sister. Mrs. Vernon Fulton.
Mrs. W. F. Murray and children are
spending few days wi,h rela'Nes IN
the country near Moundsville.
Mrs. Joseph Truax is visiting rcla-
tiVcS at BarnrSvIilc.
Miss Alurl Ice has returned from a
visit with Miss Willo Ward ut Kings
Vile.
at characteristics.
Mrs. 6. \. Mcsscrly and daughter.
Elizabeth. arc visiting relatives al car
nGton.
itinC his aunt. Mrs. Fred RciswenGcr.
Mrs. Henry LohT and children arc Wis
iting relatives at StstcrsvliIe
T. n. Zimmerman has returned from a
visit ut Huntington.
Mrs. Robert Wclsch continues very
low nj her homo in tho Smith additi" ion.
Samuel Norton and wife Of Avondal IN
arc at Boston this week I" attend tho
wedding Of their son, Harry.
Miss Oma MrMillcn is visiting rcIa-
tircS nj Bannock. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alum and wife
the at Baltimore this week; ar; A.
Iun was Il delegate from III" R"llaire
lodge to tho Elks convrntion;;,
crlv pastor Of the Methodist church .hcrc.
is spending his vacation At n" home
Of Clark Hutchinson on Cash Hill.
Mrs. D. n. Hartlinc. who underwent
an operation at the Gicndair hospital
Mr.. and Mrs James Hall anddauGh-
ter Helen, have returned from A three
weeks visit with his parents IN Penn
Glen stricklinG Of New York is visit
ing friends here.
Misses Eva and Helen Workman spent
sunday with friends ut Pittsburgh.
hurGh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
FINANCIAL MARKETS
ANTICIPATING PEACE
This Is Shown In the Further Liauoa-
tior Of Our Issues and Increased
Foreign Product Inquiry.

NEW YORK, July Is. - CImulatife
evidence that the financial and indus
trial markets OF this country are rcor,
canizinc in anticipation Of peace abroad
wos presented last week n the further
drastic liquidation OF war issues and nm
Increased foreign inquiry for various
finished products 10 he used IN the re
construction Of E.uroHss dHEaStatcu
areas. II was regarded as signih;aant
that few. II any. war ORDERS lot A'A'
are being awarded
There were persistent reports that
other plants in addition to those recent
" named were preparing 10 dismantle
on peace basis.
Conpletion of the details connected
with the new French loan Of V0O.n9o
was followed by L fair ant!cipatory DC
mand, but the old Angl"-French hfcs
were steadily offered. occasionally IN
large individual lots.
Imports Of British gold from Canada
were resumed. bringing tho total lhloW
OF the precious metal an the present
movement up to approximately Sltu'-
Ohn 900 During the same period 1urtnEr
large consignmenIs OF britiSh,oWhsu
Am. rican securities were received FROM
/ cndo, presumably in connection with
the mobilization plans Of the brltiSh
treasury.
The temporary rise IN call money 10
= per ccut was logical result or the
steady rull upon local reserves. this pc
ing fnresesn IN last weeks contraction
OF excess reserves TO the meaGrc total
of less than $50, NO0. 000. Conservative
tnanciers are referring to conditions IN
which hundreds OF millions or dotarS
remain tied up In projects which nave
yet TO find firm footing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

relatives at Akron. She was accompan-
led by Master Billie Armstrong. VINO mas
spent several weeks with his aunt MFs.
Thurman SprlEES.
". Fl. Reimkerr and Two children OF
PITTSBURGH. are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reimhcrr.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Joe I. GIBSON
Mrs. +. Q. Powell of Columbus. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs a. VI.
Swartztander.
Miss Clara Monahan has returned TO
Woodsfield after 10 days visit with
her parents at Cameron.
Mrs. Aaron Goldstein is visiting rela-
tives at Cincinnati.
]. Ronald Roth. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Roth is attending business COL
lege at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Irwin Crum and two children OF
birmingham. Ala, spent a FEW days mere
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert c. Cruin.
Miss Edith Nalley returned TO " hHci-
ing Monday where she Is attending
Elliott CONNIE rcial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Baker nave re-
turned TO their home at Pittsburgh. al
Ter a weeks visit with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McComas are visit
inC their son, Edward McComas and VIE
at Dodge Center Mimi.
Mrs. s. T. Mcdonald is seriously III at
her horne on Eastern avenue.
Mrs. S. J. Devaul OF Langs. @, Is visit,
ing her son. Attorney John U. DeVaul
and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
GET OPTION ON
TONS OF STEEL
American Car Builders After Much Steel
to Build Cars Tor Russian
Government.

NEW YORK. Lu!y 1.-The mos; I'M
por,art Grv. .opmrnt IN domestic buSi-
ness the past week was the option given
on 500 600 IONS of steel I" American Car
Builders - hc ;;Ssd IN III" construction
OF cars 70. rho RUSSIAN government con-
tracts tnr wh!eh now are under ncCotia-
ton. Agricultural implement manu- fac
Nlr.rS encouraged by = concession OF So
81 ton by the mills. placed contracts for
about 100 .hnh cons OF soft steel bars for
delivery ~ 20 July !. 1911. Additional
orders for about 100000 tons OF bars
are still 20 be placed by these interests.
Ship builders on The paciac Coast
placed contracts FOR about 10000 tons
OF marine plates for ;krec boats. dsiiv-
cry 10 be :nedc late in 49,. Eastern
yards ordered aoo6t 10000 tons OF plates
20 cover construction OF merchant boats.
bus the principal interests WAS In the
export orders placed and pending. Jan
anese ship builders are n"cotia;lnE tor
$4,000 tons. the Yang rs. EnGineerinS
Company al Hong Kong wants about
10000 tons. and English yards, chat now
are permitted BY the goHernmcnt TO
\build Golfers and retrigeratins boats
are in need 81 2j,uU0 tons OF plates.
Several large lots ot hlilets. sheet
bars. blooms and other <emI-hnished
steel have been sold ;"r shipment 10
Europe, and prospective contracts Tor
700. ron tons Of steel Cor foreign cour
tries are pending. inc!.dinS $4,000 tons
of rails, 10000 tons ~ harhHd Wire.
100. 900 tons OF plates and about 100000
tons 90 bars. hlllctS auG ;orGtnSS Tor
war munitions The Inquiries come
ma lnly From he entente allied govern
meQtS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
Rriefs and Personals.

Clara Mcmillan OF Spedel after spend
ing sereval days with her grand
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan OF Stumptown. re-
turned To her home sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wendell keyser. OF GIN
cinnati. are visiting the formers par
en,s. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant hifFser' east
mir. and Mrs Sam Bunfeid accompan-
,ed bv Mrs. Lydia Burton Of Spctdei'
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. =. urge
son. Thursday evening. east OF town.
Miss Marriet Johnson OF CleFe!ano'
spent the week end with her sister. Mrs.
Clarence Wills. OF Spcidcl.
MIR and Mrs. <. T. Neptune ot '4iFett'
were shopping in town saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Howell were guests
of Somerton relatives Sunday.
Nr and Mrs. Eugene Stewart OF Low
or Sandv, will visit Canton relatives
this week. osa;oo-d
Misses Laura and Marie Peddicord
returrcd TO their home in BarncsFllIe,
fter spending a week in the country.
MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Mcmillan OF spell
del were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nll!lan
Edgerton cast Of town.
Mr. Herman Walker Of Mt; Holly. was
the guest Of his sister. MIS-. alton Dali
Of HendrysburC Sunday.
Rov. ". c. Patterson and interestInE
children. Florence and George. Of Bel
mont, o., were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Park F.. Fisher. Friday
Mr.. Iazure. the sewing machine agent
of Barnesville. was on the Ridge FRIDAY.
Mr., William Simmons OF Whlgvilie.
Was the guest of P. r. Fisher Wednes--
day and was through this section OF
tho country buying cattle.
Mrs. George Craig of Kings bridge IS
seriously i'll with Sciatic rheumatism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
FLUSHING, 0.

FLUSHING. o.. July 16.-nonald
Kirk. Of Pittsburgh, visited the first OF
the week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. w. Kirk.
Mrs. George B. Primer and little
daughter. Of Hart; Mich; are visiting at
Dwoit Wright. Of Canton. visited over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. T. Wright.
Clarence Fowler. ~ Gallon. visited
several days this week with his mother,
Mrs. Terra Fowler
Hoge, Mrs. Charles Evans and Mrs. \.
]. Geller, visited Miss Ida Davis in
Bridgeport, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ames keyser and , MTsi Eoy I'd and ,nf
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Betz
A, M. Brown, Of ST. Clairsvlllr. was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
The Flushing Chautauaua will bc held
Mrs Eta Timherlake and daughter
have returned tn their home in Cleveland
after a few days visit at tho home OF
James Parks.
Miss Bcrdina Bradley returned 10 her
home in Lorain Wednesday. after visit
Ing several days with her aunt Mrs.
Mary earns.
MI and Mrs. W. s. Holloway return
ed from Elkhart. Ind. Tuesday; in NV
'.Cloverleaf'' motor car. which they
drove the entire distance.
Mrs. Oscar Oglevee. Of Columbus. Is
visiting at the home OF James ranks.
Miss Virginia Muller, Of Canton. is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. McClcary.
Brenton Kirk. Of New Philadelphia.
visited Sunday with his parents. MI and
Mrs. r. w. Kirk
;,rot tho home Of Jacob Meister.
DR.. James D. HohS"n is visiting MI
and Mrs. R d. Judkins
Mr. and Mrs. Appecarth.' formerly OF
Martins Ferry, has moved 70 the Matte
Hollngsworth property on High street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
RHefS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Wharton arc tho
guests of friends at Waverly for the
Mr. and Mrs. John scalcy arc visiting
friends in Cadiz. o. this week
Rudolph Wright. OF Faw. was looking
after business in the city. Thursday.
j. S. Price. of Smithficld, was Il bust
ness visitor In the city Thursday
Harry Rymcr. Of WccellnE. IS tho
guest Of his mother. Mrs. Charles Me-
Gee. Of the south side.
Mrs Robert Mcdonnell and family. OF
Moundsville. are spending tho summer
on their farm at Willow Fork.
Mrs. Mont Francis was the guest OF
friends in S!stcrsvililc Thursday.
Mrs. Lula Hall Blair spent Thursday
in Sis,ersville as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. C. C. Eiscnb auth and Mrs. NJ. l.
Black were calling on friends IN Faden
City, Thursday.
Mr. Harold Hodges. of Padcn City.was
calling on friends in the city, Thursday
evening.
". T. Francis. Of Smithfield. was a
Mrs. John Knight. of ClarksburG. IL
the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. Is. Clark
j. L. Newman. Of Pine Grove. was
business visitor in the city. Wednesday.
Mrs. T. J. Grihble and daughter,
Minerva. Of Clarksburg. arc the guests
of Mrs. E. B. Snodgrass, this week.
W. D. Brookovcr was business WISH
tor In Detroit. Mich, The first OF the
week.
n. s. Van Camp was q business visit
tor In Clarksburg this weeH.
F. F. Morgan. Of Zine Grove. was q
busiress vsi. r in he city t7is week.
Mrs. John Woodcock, Of Wheeling.
spent two days in the city inslruc'ins
her lass in muS''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Will Lee and family visited with
Mrs. Lees father, MIR. John Dunbar anu
wife Sabbath.
\ number from her" attended tho fun
cr;Ll of Mrs VIM. Gillespie ut her late
home in Harrison county. Monday.
\ measuring social Was held at the
home Of Lawrence Armstrong Tuesday
night. every one reported good t!m"'
day evening with ST. ClairSrillc friends.
Mrs. Iccphinc Lyl" and son. Harmon,
and family. spent Tuesday WIKI Mrs.
Lyle's son. Ed and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sh"ar"r and chill
dren OF Cadiz. spent the first of the
week with Mrs. Sr"arcr's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Barnes.
MIR. and Mrs. Charley McClintock
drove over to BnwcrSton Sabbath 10 visit
Mrs. McClinlock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Long Of Bethesda. spent Sabbath
with his brother, birt and Wifi.
Edna Davis OF Fatrpoint is here with
her aunt, Mrs. Bert Long.
suddenly Monday al her home north OF
here. Mrs. Beall was past 50 years Of
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Lyln and chill.
dren went Wednesday I" the home OF
Mr. I.yle's sister. Mrs. Roy Nichol.
Mr. D. c. Price returned nome MON
day from a visit with friends IN West
Virginia.
Mr.. NJ l.. Price made a business trip
in Harrison county. Tuesday,
Communion ServlcrHS Will he helu at
the L. r. church Sabbath preparatory
services Thursday and Friday night and
Saturday afternoon Rev. J. C.: Spring
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McGraw ana
daughter and little children drove ont
from Bellairo Thursday evening to tho
"R!de \. Wee" for few days.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Price and Miss Emma Lyle
attended the W. c. T. L. meeting nj the
Presbyterian church at Flushing. Friday.
Forest Coup came down from Akron
to attend the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs.
Martha Bcau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
WOODLANDS

e. r Mno ,banrIc = M E Sunday school will
Sivc II picnic at III" rhurch Luiy -
Everybody IS kindly invited to attend.
Mrs Thomas Filhcn ard daughters:
Margaret and olive. nj H"nWoou' NlS!Icu
at Woodland last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f.. n. Coo are home AFTER
p few days visiting with friends al
Pittsburgh.
last SUNDAY with McMcch"n friends.
Miss Flo Shinslcl"n has returned 10
her home al Friendly after Weeks
visit with Miss Bcryl Ioho or Burch
y, Hashinson srcn, last Sunday the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. J. W. McIn-
tire Of New Martlnsvillc. ,,,
Mrs W. w. Yoke and daughter. MISS
RoNcy. nf Rurch ridge, were Wheeling
shoppers Thursday. .s ,o,,o
after a few DAYS visit with her dauCht-
or, Mrs. Friend Yoke. Of Loundevill"
Misses Mazic and 1rcn" walton nave
returned TO their HON" al MnundSHllie
after u short visit with their ERnd-
mother.
cecil Ryan transacted business IN
NIoundsyiIjr last Wednesday,.
Don't forget III" Mt. ilNhcrt Sunday
school picnic August II.
Mrs; II; H; Miller , ara son were
Mrs. Ida t;rossnckle "f Cleveland
srcnt n few days with his mother, Mrs.
Jacob Raumhcrger, of rmrch ridge,
MIR and Mrs. VIII Rurkman was bur-
jcd AT C;raysviIic last Sunday.
Holt Miller Of Woodland is working
nj Beech bottom.
Mrs McGowrn. who was Killed. last
Sunday in An automobile accident near
Proctor. was formerly Miss Clara Suter
and had many friends near Woodland.
She was a cousin Of Mrs. William Grey;
ne ni,''o ''t Grar . who vas in.
jurcd in r. runaway last Sunday week.
is recovering nicely.
Mrs. James Baker who has hccn Ill
for some time, remains about thr same
John L. Ryan cf Ryan's ridge. is
slightly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
parsonals and Briefs,

Mr. Schupp Of M"undSrillc. visited -.
4 I,utrs. Of North W:arwood. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh. of North
Warwnod. spent yesterday with friends
Miss Marie Rohrig. OF Warwood ave-
nue., is spending a few days visiting
friends near Martins Ferry.
Mrs, Burns hurry, of Center Narwood,
is spending several days at Pittsburgh.
visiting relatives.
Earl Green. of WcllshurG. spent yes
,crday here visiting friends.
Mrs. II. l.. Shcaring and son. Harrcll.
returned home Yesterday from Newton
Fails. O.. after a visit oS several days.
Mrs James StanshurEer' OF STAINS
burg, O.. has returned home after visit:
ing friends here for the past several
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
Teachers Certificates Granted juno
.Cxarn

The following certificates were grant,
ed as q result Of the examination neld
June 3oth:
One year elementary: Stanley seal
Lena Norris. Carrie Cox. Sernla!ne Ha1-
en-. Jennie Cline. Amelia HInder!ons: Il.
r. Hannahs. Glenn Givens. Edna Cine
Marie Pettay. Opal GivenS. Emma Nc
Mullen. Nina Ricer. Iva Hines. Lucia
Luthi. Ellen 7. Roth. Estslia FuEh ana
Minnie BiCSon.
>l,,tL, = Keller. Stella Suter. ". r. CosS.
Three year rene wal: Homer King. +.
" Morris.
Three year high school: y. ]. Patter-
son.
Three year renewal on Washington
county certificate. s. J. Wefdle.
One year elementary on normal train
inE: Edith &. MsthaT.
The following certificates Wer" win
held on account of no teaching test been
Ned with the county superintendent: u.
NJ Iindamood Cecil - Pepper. Isaac
Curtis. Katherine Horton.