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Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
Failure of Italians to Send Help to Montenegren Cap ital Makes Capture ol City Seem Certain; Fight ing on All Sides
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 1 LONDON. Jan. F. -- Cettinje, the capital of Montenegro, now seems likely to suffer the fate of Belgrade. and British observers are already ask ing anxiously what menace the con- quest of Montenegro is likely to hold over the allies at Saloniki. Fighting is going on all around Cettinje, the small town which nearly a wear ago ceased to be the seat of the Montenegrin government. Never be- fore in the long history of the little Montenegrin kingdom has it been compelled to bow to a foreign con- queror but there seems little hope that / it can long. withstand the overwhelm- ing strength of General Reeves in men , and guns.
 As in Serbia's case. the entente press finds it neXpIicable why Italian assistance was not sent long ago to Lovcen, which, it is said, could have bees rendered impregnable with a comparatively small force md some heavy guns The reduction of Monte negro. the press points out, will en- able Austria not only to enter the Adriatic, but also threaten the flank of any advance from SaloniN and pre- vent ary effective move by the entente forces through Albania. For Italy the new Austrian success has a most serious aspect. The long. narrow Italian peninsula is peculiarly vulnerable to an attack from the sea. ] Any really great Austrian naval base 1 in the magnificent harbor of Cattaro would have been impossible without ] tovcen, but under the new circum- stances Austrian possession of Cat taro is almost as great a menace to Italy as the German conquest of Calais would have been to Great Britain.
 | While attention is centered upon the | tlevelopments on the Adriatic coast, it i is announced from Rome that two Italian transports, the Brindisi and i Citta di Palermo. last week struck l mines and sank. A majority of the crews was saved.
 On the Russian front the Austrian official communication records re-
 newed desperate attacks by the Rus sians on the Bessarabian frontier but 1 insist that the attacks everywhere
 were repulsed. The Petrograd com
 munication Is silent on the subject
 but the Russians usually withhold
 mention of their movements until they are well on the road to completion
 There have been no important devel-
 opments on the western front The | blowing up of a large German muni-
 tiOns depot near Lille is admitted in
 the German communication. Accord
 ing to one account, this was due tC
 a British air raid. The English press
 believes that the cautious working of
 the German communication conceals
 q disaster of large proportions. There ! is a great spirit of optimism in both
 British and French dispatches from 1 the western front, the correspondents 1 expressing the firm conviction of the
 allied generals that there can be nc
 possibility of any successful German offensive anywhere in the western lines.
 The correspondent of Reuters sends from British headquarters an inter-
 view with an unnnamed prominent
 staff officer. who was quoted as say
 ing:
 We now have full information
 (Coutinued on Pape rTwO)
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
ARE NOT ORDERED
 OUT OF MEXICO.

FL PASO, Tex, Jan. 12.- William Drury, general manager of the smeter interests of the Ameri- can Smelling and Refining com pany denied tonight that there was any truth in dispatches that the employees of the corporation had been ordered out of Mexico. He said that the reports probably re-
 suited from teIegrams sent to two employees at Torreon who had been inspecting the VeIardena plant of 1 the company, below Torreon. It had been decided not to operate that plant at present because of the recent raid of General Argu- redo on Gomez Palacio ard the men were ordered to Monterey, where the corporations plant is operating. From other sources it was learned the VeIardena plant hal been closed at the suggestion of tine de facto government. The two employees had been driven from the plant by Argumedo.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
CALL ALL
 MEN HOME

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Jan. 12.-All employees of the American Refining X Smelling Company were ordered to leave Mexico in telegram today from the company's offices at El Faso. The message was received here and relayed over Mexican government lines via Piedras Negras to Torreon.
 c. w. Newman, a mining engineer, one of the massacre victims in Chi huahua, formerly lived in Eagle Pass, and has relatives here. His mothers home is at Keene, N. H.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
FOUR BROTHERS DEMAND EXECUTION
 IF BANDITS WHO KILLED PREVG[E

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 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. 12.-The four brothers of Charles A. Prinole, one of the Ameri- cans killed by bandits in Mexico, sent the following message to- night to President Wilson:
 "In the name of humanity and in order to prevent others from suffering like bereavement, we, the brothers of Charles A. Prin- gle, just killed by an armed force in Mexico, are impelled to demand that our government take immediately the necessary steps to secure the safety Of those of -our citizens, as well as the citizens of other nations, who are pursuing their legitimate business in Mexico, and with all
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
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JOPLIN, Mo, Jan. 12.-Limits as to the extent certain newspaper articles and excerpts from the book, upon which the misuse of mails are based by the government. might be read to the jury were set by Judge Van Val kenburgh in the trial of the alleged purposes of the Menace, a weekly newspaper, in federal court today
 This action of the court overruled objection entered by attorneys for the defense who insisted that the articles and chapters should be read in full, so that the jurors may determine from
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ELECT
 IL. HARMON PRESIDENT FOR 1916 st Ai -s i''""s'O'u H-o'1-'s' o' 'o'o

A number of resolutions were adopted One was for an investiga ton of rates on railroads from Ari- zona to Missouri river points. Reso- lutions were adopted favorins changes in the national forest reg ulations. The convention voted for the passing of land lease law in congress.
 Dwight B. Heard was unanimously endorsed as candidate for reelec tion to the position of president of the American National Livestock As sOcation. A dance. card party and a smoker were given the visitors this evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13

the vieor there is in use, we ask that those Mexicans who took part in this massacre be sppre- hended and executed"
 The message was signed by William B. PringIe, Edward J. Pringle, Covington Pringle and Sydney Pringle, who are all en- gagged in business in San Fran cisco.
 The .PringIes also sent tele- gram to United States Senator James D. PheIan, urging his CO., operation in their demand that the government take immediate action.
 Mrs. CorneIia J. Pringle, mother Of the murdered man, was said tonight to be prostrated at the home of one of her sons.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
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FL PASO, Jan. 12-General' Manuel NJ. Medinavietia, former chief of staff. of Villa, now prisoner in the city jail here, charged with bringing stolen property into the United States denied today that he mad had anything to do with the arrest pr killing of Peter keane. an Englishman, bookkeeper, employed on the Hearst ranch at Bar
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
PROBABLY
 WILL HAVE SAME FATE
 ASLUCKLESS BELGRADE
MARRIED TWO WEEKS
 FACES FORGERY CHARGE

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. F. = Charles w. Morrison, who said his father was an extensive stock man of Corona, N. NJ, was ar rested here tonight charged with uttering forged checks to the amount of $1150. With Morrison was his bride of two weeks, whom ne married at Los Angeles, She was Miss Adele B. Robinson.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13

E. L. Robinson, FL Paso. G. w. Newman, FL Paso. E. C. Hasse, Miami, Ariz. K. S. Simmons.
 W. D. Pearce, Los Angeles. ,. w. Woom, Fl Paso. Thomas Johnson, address unknown. Joe Enders, Hayden, Ariz. Romero was a Mexican and Couch, Canadian.
 E. L. Robinson of FL Paso, it was learned tonight, is an Engishnan.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13

cay
 C. R. Watson, Fl Paso. W. J. Wallace, Fl Paso. M. B. Romero, Fl Paso. T. M. Evans, Chihuahua City. C. A, PringIe, San Francisco. Maurice Anderson, Chihuahua City. R. p. Machatton, Fl Paso. A. Couch, Chihuahua City. B. w. Coy, Fl Paso. Alexander O. Hall, Douglas, Ariz. Charles Wadleieh, Bisbee, Arz.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
CYCLONE INJURIES FOUR Republican A. p. Leased Wire

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. 12-Four persons were injured and number of houses were destroyed by a cyclone which swept Madison Station. nine miles from Nashville, late today.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
ASSASSIN ATTACKS OKUMA
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TOXIC, Jan. 12.-An attempt to as sassinate Count Shigenobu Okuma. the Japanese premier, was made today by man who threw two bombs into the premier's automobile. Count Okuma was not injured.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
CARRANzA TROOPS DISAPPEAR
 WHEN BANDITS ATTACK TRAIN
REVISED LIST OF SLAIN
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
PAULINE TRIAL
LACKS INTEREST
LITTLE ATTENTION BEING PAID
TO ALLEGED BLACK
HANDER'S CASE.
Witnesses on Former Cases Testify
in Court-Will be Concluded
This Morning.

Twas the same old faces. the same
old story. the same old objections and
the same old evidence yesterday in
the trial of James Paulina. Italian
charged with being a blackhand,-, as
II was in the trials of more than half
score OF other Italians during Che
past fall. With probably two excep-
tions, the men were charged with con-
spring 10 eXtort money and TO eysde
the state laws
Pauline was arraigned yesterday
morning His case was still on when
court adjourned last night. with the
state intending to ell another witness
this morning. The defense has two
or three witnesses TO call. He is be-
ing defended by Attorneys s. o. Boyce
and Carl o. Schmidt. while the state is
represented by the prosecuting attor-
ney. Mr.. Mckee
Tony Saratori. Tony Lupo and other
alleged members OF the gang who
have been convicted and sentenced TO
the penitentiary. were on the stand
for the state yesterday and testified
as TO Paulino's part in the society.
Lupo. since his term in Jail, has de-
veloped quite an air OF familiarity
OF courts, "kidded" the attorneys.
Mr.. Louis Walters, court steno-
grapher, Mrs. Lena Caldara. court N
terpreter. and John l.. Kingdom. eX-
officio clerk OF the criminal cour:.
were on the stand for the plaintiff.
The first two testified as to state
ments and records, while the latter
testified as to the disposition of in
dictments against Lupo and Saratori.
Interest that seemed 10 be intense
at the other trials was lacking yester-
day. The jury trying the case Is
composed of Emil Stump. W. j.
White. Paul Porter. James Lancaster.
John G.. Hoffman. c. 7. MetZner. Leo
Riester. Lee Hedges. r. NJ. Carlin,
Charles thinner, c. +. Donaldson, Her
man Heller.
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AT DEATHS DOOR.

Charleston. W. Va. VI had female
trouble severely for four years. tried
several ply clans WHO heincd me
only Tor the time. Tfr1i'v. n friend
recommended Doctor Iirr-e.s Tauo-if.
Prescription. ] sent and SGT a bottle.
AMI o. began 90 help ue. d vr- r1 low
that The doctors had given ri- 49, d
weighed 1f9 pounds and raI wasted
away to skeleton. uacI r..tf h1f-
ties of 'Iuyorte Pre- -rru1n anil DO
brought me mp ont of what d etracteI
would be my death.hcI and ua r-
new woman. j g1iucd ir vr..f ana
r.-ruE.h until ] got zap To- teY pounds.
N was some In year. np1 audi tr..
Dad ODD return of the trouble. use
no medicine now and d1 u1 DAVIS
work every day. D ans rr.frui of this
timely help and recommend Che m--i-
cine CHAT saved mr l.-. Wre. u. T.
McNL.rr, ms TrcesIow ST. Charleston.
Wet va.
The nee or Dr. ric-r-'a rsve-t.
IRE r'r'ou makes women happy fg
making them healthy There ar- 90
more crying SPELLS. rTa.1r.c Trc-
r.uIton cII.s Inflammation ami
i,HNr weakness III. makes weak
women strong. .. women urif
Ike 1r up.u I.... our ac.. tell
tl- Gale Ui h.tI Dr disease. HOLLOW
,..ra. .rf .ruL.n .rrs. I..fea. a..-
nri .Hu.uHr... I.u.. tell of wi
i0H..ItH. .I.H.. some place iu ne
body. Do may ir one boo. OBJ r.-
o..r. tHe C.u.. .. generally tr...r.
O. H common .Iu..r
CO. ODE Pres rrtiau" todlv. either
On fIaII ur iH.'.f u..f fuu wan. fl
I.ff.I E.Ir UIU....I condition .l.....f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

Whites stenographer and secretary. who
recently underwent an operation is
slowly improVing.
Misses Gertrude and Imogenc smith
have returned 90 their home mere from
Indiana, Pa. where they have been az
VIII undergo an operation for appenli-
CttiS as soon as her father arrives home
from Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs \. l.. johnson OF Leila.
Mcdowell county are spending several
gays mere visiting with their daughter.
Mrs. T. a. AshwOrth
Miss sarah Manning who has been
quite III at her home on Tenth street il
NOT much improved.
Miss Edith Lockwood Of this CITY has
accepted position AZ the Murphy five
and ten cent store here
Miss Cora lfootn who has been coufin-
ed az inc "lcndalc hospital. having re-
GENTLY underwent an operation for an
I"ndicius was brought 10 her home here
last evening.
AIRS. Ellen simpson Is quite seriously
ll al hef home on North jefferson ave-
Miss Malissa IIubbs * confined az her
nome on Morton avenue quite seriously
.. Y. .Arricis and daughter Miss Mir.
lam. Of Wells Bottom. are Visiting with
relatives here FOR several days
The Industrial Chapter OF the Trinity
Episcopal Cuu4C Viii meet this after
noon Win Mr.. v. A. Weaver OF EIev-
Mis- LeomI Cook. Of Firth street is
confined ~ her home with illness.
ar =. chase VIII spend today Wis
'''Hf WIN az friends d.. 10 Wheeling.
her home on Tomllnson avenu. vim tbe
grlp ''' '"0
Two couvlcts were DISCHARGED from,
lnt prison yesterday on regular df--
fh"tke having completed their sen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
IMPOSSIBLE TO
PAY THE GROCER
henry PASCAL CLAIMS HIS
WlFE's APPETITE HAS IN
CREASED so MUCH SINCE
SHE TOOK PLANT JUICE.

Plant Juice Is accomplishing won
ders In fighting all ailments OF the
stomach. liver. kidneys and rheuma-
usm. Every day more and more testi-
monials are received vouching for the.
Dement'S they na1e derived through
the use OF Piant Juice Only The other
day the following signed statement
was received from Air. Henry Pascal.
who resides VI No. 534ls East Water
street. Milwaukee. Wis. who stated:
Ny wife has suffered with stom-
ach trouble. Indigestion and consti-
ton for some time. Her food would
feryent in her stomach which caused
bloating and belching OF gas. She
was very nervous and restless and
could not sleep at night. She had
tried various medicines but did not
seem to get results from any of them.
Since taking Plant Juice her appetite
has Improved so. thai Il Is almost i'm
possible fer me TO pay the grocery
bills. Prior 10 her taking the remedy
she hardly eat anything Now her
general health is fine-in fact she is
cured of all her troubles and we are
both recommending Plant Juice to AL
our neighbors and friends"
There are numerous symptoms OF
this trouble that Plant Juice can re-
lieye. In fact. any of the following
many denote affection of the stomach:
Indigestion. dyspepsia. belching OF
wind, bad breath. sick. throbbing head
aches, poor circulation. night sweats.
that tired feeling. costiveness. coated
tongue or a poor complexion.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
ali druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

Friendship castle SO. g. knights of
the Golden Eagle. held a largely az
tended business meeting last s,,niua
IN the AlrNschen bliIgug.
Tho Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris.
tau church viii hold ifs regular all-dav
meeting today In the basement OF the
church.
Miss Nounie Hull Of Marshall street
has accepted n position n9 clerk and
ateuUErarhcr az the Lycubsreer and
Hunter store. ou Sixth street
william EuEh of this city will re-
sumo bis duties with thr Traction CONE
pany this morning after O. weeks uf-
ness
Andrew Black Of this city ls confined
az his home with illness
Mrs John Dryden has returned fo. n,.
home at Mgrrsville after CO. visit Win
friends and relatives
Evangelist vs.. d. Fierce of Cameron
continue Co deliver the sermons no OH.
revival meetings 90 Tho Christian
church. The congregations attending fH.
meetings are large. and the services
are doing much good fOr the c.mmuuIf..
Tho revival viii close SUNDAY
The Peoples party wii. hold 1 meet.
INK Saturday evening uf OBJ. nII school
building st which tim. Uuaf arrange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

Thus f1r the local mills have not been.
AFFECTED 10y tho shortage OF gas which
seems % %" predominant tn ucighbor-
ing cities and towns N.fflrr 10
" h',llnE steel and Iron company nor
W. Riverside works ~ the National
uh' company have been forced 20
close. hut 10 is said that they have been
'plifl-d 20 Doc iu readiness Tuesday
was Tho only dyy OF this week That no
thnrtaE" has been feit tu tho residen-
ilfI scot ton. ana then only for o. fDyv
hour-. Yesterday. "a good supply ,vas
running iu The lines fu the homes. and
%" irouhi" whatever was experienced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
'MECHEN
Church wedding Herr.

At the ST. James Catholic church here
yesterday morning at 3 o'clock Miss
Margaret Mountain. daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Mountain OF this CITY. was united
IN marriage 20 Mr.. James McCulley. son
or Mr.. and Mrs. John McCullcy OF this
city The ceremony wa performed by
Rev. Father Mctadden. before "a large
mum Der OF friends and relatives Imme-
diattlN after the wedding. breaAfaSt
was served the couple and a number %
friends az the home Of the brides moth
er. on Logan street. and they left ON an
extended eastern honeymoon. Upon their
return they will take up their resi-
deuce In this city.
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BEN WOOD


'uhn iskisEt. a foreigner. employed
~ ihe baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
me repair shops was badly burned Tues
itl whgn Eas explosion occurred ip
h' boiler Ia which be was Wort,ipr
.sHs had accumulated in som. INV al
%" boiler ana when Niskish ,rayrfsd
IhI" I'D" entrance with "a lighted torch
y iEhli'a' burning him badly about tho
rnl feet 10y force Of the explosion yts-
hisht was removed Co tho GIondaI. hos
lliaI where last % was reported that
De- was recovering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
Give NEusieale Tonirht.

The committee In charge of the musI-
Gale To b. given by the McMechcn band
this evening has completed all arrange
meuts for the affair. The entertainment
will be staged in the auditorium OF the
Marshall street school. and success is
practically assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
MOUNDSVILLR


The annual meeting o. mo efnckh0id-
crs Of the United states stamping COM
pnny. will b. held Friday afternoon. OF
the company offices Iu this rIfF AZ
this time a board ~ directors VIII hs
elected. and other general business fnaf-
ters given attention. Following the
stockholders' meeting. he nevIy-nnuad
board 81 directors viii organize for the
ensuing wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

IT. fH reported iUuf street gufumIaa IDu-
rr kessIer has been authorized fo In-
fr'.f th- water plugs throughout Benz
wood and iu case fhHf any of them have
been frOfDu to UruH|f. means for fh1u-
lnE Them out Much difficulty sens av-
pcrienn'f ou Monday afternoon whom
Tire occurred af The garage ~ Fred
NIhld on Marshall street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
Favor Tariff On Dyes.

Members OF the Ohio state Dyers' and
Cleaners Association are In favor OF a
tariff on dyes and they will petition
Congress to enact one. At their con-
Nentton which has Just closed at Akron.
they declare that because of the war
they are unable to get all the dye they
need and that manufacturers here will
not engage In the business because they
are not given protection against foreign
competitors. H. l.. solomon OF Column
bus was elected president OF the ASSOC
citation and the next meeting will be
held in this city next January.
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Hold Suggestion meeting.

This evening az the Odd school build
Ing on Seventh street the executive
committee and other members OF the
citizens Improvement party will hold
"a suggestion meeting. The meeting Us
for the purpose OF selecting candidates
for nomination on the Citizens Improve
mcnt Ticket subject 20 the primary
election 10 be held early next month.
cunt, "A number OF men have been mem
toned Tor the office of mayor. recorder
chief % police and council hut as vet
none have formally announced their can
filney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
To Appoint Physician

In all probability physician will be
appointed to succeed Dr. A. +. Shepherd.
whose term a. a member Of the state
board OF administration will expire Jan
uary 81. Or. J. n. McCassy of Dayton
and DIT. Charles Robinson OF Chillicothe
are suggested for the place. II had been
reported that the office would be given
to y. NJ. Miller who has just finished
his work as a member OF the Ohio board
OF Commissioners At the Panama Pa
cific exposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
Driven Insane.

Grip and worry over The death OF an
aunt have driven Ellsworth \. Bailey
"A street car man. insane He was taken
to the Columbus state hospital today
and placed in a padded cell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

ments will be made for the coming city
election campaign.
Martin Bowers OF this city. an en-
Dlove in the u. & %. shops is confined
At his home with In grippe.
James Leipsic, an empioye Of the a..
a o.. - confined AT his home here with
illness
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selections turned Down.

The state Tax Commission today de-
cline to approve the selections for mem
bers OF the Franklin County Board Of
Complaints. Columbus. and made its
son. The previous appointments were
made by county officials. The state
board also approved today the selec-
tons for jefferson county. who are as
follows: AVory q. Jones. Republican.
Warren township: Thomas r. Barclay,
Republican. SteubenVille: r.. r. Franey.
Democrat, Toronto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
WANTS ROAM TO.
BE RETAINED
COAL OPERATIONS SEE GOV. WILL
LIS or OHIO AND WANT I'm
sPECrOR RE-APPoINTED.
willis wanted To Appoint Republican
But Operators Fear Trouble
General Ohio News.
Intelligencer Bureau
Columbus, o., Jan. Is.

John $. Jones. president OF the sun
day creek Coal Company, ana itoy l..
Windermuth. OF the Lorain Coal ana
Dock Company. today asked Governor r.
u. Willis TO reappoint John NJ Roam.
Democrat. a. stale mine Inspector. Cow
crnor Willis had EXPRESSED desire that
Roam retire that "A Republican might be
appointed In his place. IL n said that
many fear trouble when the present
mining scale expires Ia April unless
HOan le retained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

The second OF a. series OF -four vista
tIou sessions arranged by the Pythlan
orders of Marshall county will be- held
here by the local lodge next Tuesday
evening. An extensive and elaborate
program is being arranged by the COM
mittce In charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

, '-i' IaAN afternoon owing TO n
hfsak ih' steel department OF th.
W nee ing steel and Iron company
closed down aud viii not resume until
'1fe this evening ''