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LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse: 2yssrolds; Ave turlongS,
Gold Bond, IC7; Precious. lC Tuun Manson, Noi
Pstsr Jay. 10; Class A. IA R. H Anderson, lr
King Dics 10; Piraeus, 10 Sleepsr, IA.
SECOND RACE-Thrcs-yesr- and upward
selling; tI furlongs. 'ImpresdTe. %; RAtins. lo4
sparksT Ios; Prinsro 100; Casey Jones. lOs; Skies
Knots. IL
THIRD RACE-Purse; 3ysarolds and upward
ore mile HanElin, lo Embroidery. lH; Tht
Grader. lH; F1ee;aoe, lCi; HanOTiA, loi; Money
maker l0e
FOURTH RACETe Clipsetta Stakes; tlh-
2ysar-olds; five h1Ilongs- Lady Ivan 20 Glare lo7
Bourbon Lass. lO7; Diamond. l0 Gan G, lo2; Yer
nila lls: King Btlle, lo3 Rosewood. IT American
lOT; Auriss, 10; May W, III.
FIFTH RACE-SelliuE; 3year-o,HS and upward
EiI tIrlon5s Port light. lol; Uncle Hart. los
Billy Joe III: Mars CASSIDY IOs; Fsther Riley 10
Hawthorn, us
SIXTH RACE-Thres r-ods and upward oo'
and sixteenth miles. LuLzi, ~: Big To Do, 6
Thanksgiving, S6; Worlds Wonder. no. 'Choctaw
10; White Crown. Ill; L. H. Adair, is; Bsnrdic
tina lis; High Horss, y; Thornwood s. Amulet
os HUSKY Lad. I'D; w. ". Clark, 10; TYPE. III
Gold Color. ll5
SEVENTH RACE-selling; 3year-olds and up
ward one mile and seventy yards. -Distlrher 81
IMPRESSION. los, 'HoIrreddn Ill: Herrauda ia
5sutereIle g Connauretta 10 Jessie Louise ll3
'APFreutce allowance claimed.
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THE HEART THROBS
OF THE NATION
Two Matchless Volumes.

Fifty thousand people from every sec
ton Of this country, in all the vocations
and avocations of life, voting upon one
proposition-would presumably express
the average preference of millions of their
countrymen-andwome That Is what
makes Heart Throbs'-the two volumes
now being presented by this paper to its
readers-the most unique work ever pub
ltshed. 1t is filled from cover to cover
with things that never grow old or die;
the very things you wish a thousand
times you had memorized. or knew where
TO find in print. There are more than
seven hundred literary treasures that
have endeared themselves to the masses
Of the plain people. The range is from
gems ike Tennyson's Crossing the Bar"
kiplings "Recessional," and webster's 8
Reply to Hayne"-to those ripples Of
laughter like 'Leedle Yawcob Strauss
bits Of pathos like Little Breeches"-or
the inimitable Origin Of Roast Pig" by
Charles Lamb. The solemn truth is that
there is no living person in the whole
world, who can read English, that could
help adoring Heart Throbs." GIr cou-
pom offer is made expressly to crafty the
wishes Of our readera
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-MAidsns; zysar-olds; 800 addsd
I've tuElongs. Sky III lksoshl, 10 !, , to |. 20
), Won Frsndless Us Davies. Is to S. 8 70 s. }
70 S. second Msiora. III Gamer. 10 !. { TO s.
70 ; third Time l %. Master McGrath Glano-
Elnty. Couade. King BaEgot, and Wide Eyes also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Four-y ear-oIds and upward: sell
ing: purSs $50, six ~>gs. BrighOuse 10 lShil-
hugi, 10 l. to l. even won; Al Bloch, 10
lschUttingsrl. 10 ? 10 l. even second Jesse, r.
is lKelseyl. IS to l. to l. ) to / third. Time
la IS. ScTapper Clint, Salon, Snfty. Allen Ches-
tsTton, Ash Can. Patrick g L. Windemsre Hu-
initiation. Roy OaSwood. and Tactless also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ths Montague Handicap: 2year-
olds and upward 500 added; one and sixteenth
miles. slumoer II. lS tT. MtTasgartl. 10 10 out
Won; Blue Thistle ia (Schuttingerl Is to 5 II to
D, out. second; Star Gaze lO4 lMcCaheyl 10 To l.
TO ?, out, third. Time. la Is. Hidden Star
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Youthful. s. so: 2yesr-
dds I've and one half furlongs. Tumbler, los IT.
Mcraggartl. to 20, = Basil IO5 Garner, to
l. 8 10 5. ! to ?, second; Dunga Din l05 (KsoshJ, ,
IS TO / to l. even. third. Time lNT S5
kohinoor and Ballad also ran. Dnga added starter
FIFTH RACE-Thres-year-ods and Upward ;
handicap selling 500 added one and ons-sixteenth
miles. sam McNIsekin. Ils Haynes, to %. out
von; Sir William johnson, IL lSchuttinggrl. to
20 5. cut. second Nephthys, s. lCaheyl IS TO s. :
70 10. ont, third. Time. .s. Napier also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Thrse-y year-ods. selling: Purse
$50 mile and seventy Yards. SaSin ll5 (Keoghl
70 3 cut. wen; SKY Pilot 10 Bali, j to 5. out
second. Tine. 10 Only two starters.
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an egg spoon" my mother scolded
me, little dreaming l was quite
heartbroken because the handsome
leading man was going to die OF
pneumonia.
Soon after I. too. was i'll with
pneumonia, and when I heard the
doctor whisper the fatal words to
mother | bcamed with delight. 1t
was so romantic-I, too, his affinity,
was. to suffer the same illness he
had!
Convalcscent and my hero well, l
was carried tc the theater upon my
demands that see him in his play,
The BootleSs Baby" where I had
been told there was waiting a very
fine part COR me. How thrilled
was when he picked me up and said
TO me: "My poor little sweetheart
She's been sick!" And what a boast
ing voice mine waS as l cried out,
triumphantly. But l had pneu-
moniaw
Not long after that confded to
him that I would marry him, but
as the years went by l forgot, like
many others, and not until a few
months ago did I see him again.
He came out to our studio to play
characters, nice, comfortable, fat
quite elderly gentleman with a bald
head and two gold teethl
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LEGAL NOTICE

AOTiCE Is HEBEBY GIyEN THAT TT
neetinT a the Stockholdeu Of ID. FANOll
PRODUCTS COMPANY. a corporzuoa GRATED az
@ssnlzed under he laws q the suts Of west W.
snh, held at Washington, D. c. on The ant DAY
June. 1916. the followiys r-~oluHoo, w-s
Resolved. frs. That the F.nol Produe, Com
peny, corporation created and crr.nized t1n6-r
me laws Of the State Of West Virginia ooes he-~ey
alscontinns business Ss CORPORATION and sIrr.nd.-
20 alo state It's charter ard corporzts fr1nchi.s
That the ofice-s viii pay OF and dischsrFs an n,
otots, liabilities. and oblgations: and GsteT fuiy
olschArrns al such debts ha6lties and obhg,-
uonS' alT1os The rsmsining assets among Ii. stns.
stock
Resolved sscond. That the rr4ideut oy hi,
oSporauon caus notioe Of the tdopiau of the fore
gong resol1uon 70 Be Published IN Eons nev.psrsf
% seneru drc1lLto1. published ns1r the rrincausl
on1es o. place OF osISnes q th1 corporztioz onos
Neea ior ioIu successive weeks and that be GRITTY
tsss resolutions 70 the Scet1rJ Of .1u Of ths
stats West Virginia, and deliver 70 hin a osr.
theats LaoTins the publication Of tI5d note, a
provided y Law"
GtTen under my hand this 5th day oS yusx rrG
c. c. GREES
President FImol Produc4 Courury
Attes: Z. P. MERIT. sezeAy.
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JACK DILLON TRAINS
BEFORE LARGE CROWD

Brooklyn, y. Y, June 2O-Jack Dillon
Is hanging up an attendance record in
New York, which looks as IL il would
stand for many a day. The figures are
for attendance at his daily training camp.
Dillon is working for his June % match
with Frank Moran IN the same arena
where the big scrap is going to take
place. at Washington Park. There is a
free gate to witness his training and up
TO date there have been between 500 and
1900 people turning out TO look over the
man whom many fans believe will be the
next heavyweight champion. On Sunday
there were very close to 10000 in the
grandstand when Dillon hoped into the
ring TO wade through his spsrring part
ners.
The receipts for the Dillon-Moran scrap
may crowd the willard-Mora figures
pretty closely. The ringside tickets were
put on sale Saturday and the demand wa.
heavy, considering the fact that the con-
test is two weeks OF.
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FIRST RACE-Purss 500 2year-ods; selling
ave f1rlongs Bright Sands. lo5 sleerE sam, loS
Tyrone. lo3; Princess Fay. lS; Gratitude. loI
Bright and Early, De
SECOND RACE-Purce, 500; Sye.r-olds and up
ward selling; EI furlongs. Hamsrkopt, 100; Har'
old lOs; MindA. los; Wavsrins. lOoi Ethan Allen
lOs; Boxer, los.
THIRD RACE-Purse 500, +year-oldS and up
ward steepleChsse; about two miles. Collector
lS3; Cyuosure l55 little Hugh. lH; Emerald Gem
lSs: New Haven, l3s.
FOURTH RACE-PIrso 800; 3-ysar-ods and up
ward handicap; EI fIlongs. Bamd. g; Kama
IS: Colto, 100; Prohibition. lol Ysnstih. loS-
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500: Canadian foslsd
handicap; 5-year-olds and upward; one mile. Bill
lie Frsw, IS; Harry BasSstt II, loa Pepper ssuos
10 Bee Hive IL; Corn Broom, ia.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $50; }year-ods and up
ward selling; six furIorgs Gentle Woman,
Mayme NJ, lO3; Lady London. Ill; Energetic IL
Gordon, ll5: Bendel u6; Jabot, ia
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500; selling; 3yesr
dds and upward; mile. Kathleen H., lol
Old Pop. !o3 Vivian s.. lO4; Roddest, l0s; Otsro
lcs MeiSsen. lOs; Puritan Lass los
'Apprentioe Allowance claimed
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IT would not be quite right to tell
you his name, especially as the
denouement is a sad one, but
we all like to talk of our first tram
sient emotions, so l must tell you
of mine.
Ny aunt took me to a matinee
where -he wac the star, and although
! was too little to understand what
they were talking about, ! liked the
parts where there was much action
on the stage, and invariably went to
sleep when people sat at table and
talked for a long. endless time.
But somehow it didn't make any
difference whether he was just mere
ly talking rr not-I thought he was
so wonderful that never once did |
catnap even through the dullest mo-
ment.
In one play he sat on a table
with the leading woman and put his
arm around her, finally gathering
her into both arms and kissing her
on the lips. | remember how angry
! was and how much l was going to
dislike the leading lady i! l ever
met her!
Later, was taken behind the
scenes and met my leading man,
who boldly picked me up into his
lap, called nc his little sweetheart
and asked me how old l was. which
you must admit was a very tactless
question. even if one is only Ave.
And then, Fortune playing into
my hands, just few weeks later |
was to play role with him in The
Silver King" taking the part OF his
daughter. There was a line where
he had to say to me, will you give
me a kiss" Perhaps it was because
| was so ii love with him, but at any
rate, my answer That I will was
always very self-conscious, and then
he teased NE about it.
l played il, four or FIVE produc-
tions with him and, one morning
while we were sitting at the break
fast table, there came the dreadful
news that h. had been taken i'll with
pneumonia and was lying very low
in the hospital How badly ! want
ed to cry and how l struggled to
control my emotions
Goodness knows if | would have
succeeded had it not been that al
that opportuue moment Lottie took
my egg spoon and that was an ex,
cusc for letting out a long wall. ]
cried and noaned and threw myself
down on the couch TO the family's
astonishment, who had never seer
such actions before
ITO think you should cry about
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Wednesday, June Fl, 1915.

On this day, the beginning Of the sum-
fner quarter. the Sun enters the sign
Cancer with Mars elevated above all the
planets in square to Mercury. Venus and
Saturn are in conjunction in place that
is OF sinister omen and all the signs ap-
pear 10 indicate a period OF extreme
anxiety and stress.
There is a probab biity Of sharp dis
pute with another power. probably Eng
land, but Mars malehc power is counter
balanced by Mercury and peace will be
preserved.
The navy will be much in evidence dur
Ing the next few weeks, the seers predict
! and review or naval maneuvers are
indicated
Notorious cases involving fraud, libel
and forgery are foreshadowed.
The President Of the United States
comes under a direction that may be
nerve-ra cking and he should conserve his
| physical strength. Members OF his fam
! lily should safeguard the health.
/ Although Mars, Jupiter and Mercury
are all in forbidding aspect today. the
afternoon hours when Saturn. Venus and
| Uranus are friendly, will be favorable.
/ Women should be fairly lucky today.
especially in making friends among men
! acquaintances and in pushing business
affairs
| Theaters are fairly promising. particu-
| larry where pictures are shown. but the
/ production Of film dramas is subject to
| influences presaging changes in methods.
! Mars is read as foretelling difficulties
| in which the National Guard and Boy
! Scouts will figure.
Women OF fame have a peculiar gov
ernment of the stars at this time and
there is a prophecy that both in this
country and England notable lives will
close.
Persons whose birthdate II is have the
! augury OF a prosperous year, II they at
| tend to business. They should not quar-
/ rel or go to law.
| Children born on this day may be
| quick-tempered and inclined TO exag-
gerate. but these subjects OF Cancer
usually are successful and prosperous.
!
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Answers to Correspondents.

J. T. B.-If you care to go to the
trouble you might be able to ar
range for a visit to the plant by
taking the matter up with some OF
the high officials by letter, and il
you will explain your purpose, he
may give YOU permit.
X. C.-"Who Pays" was produc,
ed by Balboa and "Perils Of Paul.
inc" by the Whartons. You are
mistaken in thinking the same com,
pany produced both. Pathe released
both, however.
R. r. B-I could not even esti
mate her age for you, and surely
would not ask it. You should like
her or not for what she does without
thought as to how old she really is
F. B. D.-The name Triangle wa.
selected because the three directors
D. w. Griffith, Tom Ince. anc
Mack Senrett, are officers of III,
company and it is their supervision
OF the productions which gives tn,
company its main strength.
H. B.-No, the two you mention
are not married-that is, not tc
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Cleveland &. Solkans 3

The Cleveland A. c, came back to life
yesterday and trimmed the Solkans by
the score Of to 8. in a we'll played and
hard-fought contest.
Both pitchers were in fine form,
Langley, for the losers. tanning twelve
men and Bergman, for the winners,
taking ten via the strtke-out route.
Score:
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Sunday Baseball in Baltimore.

Baltimore will have Sunday baseball.
Such was the news flashed from the Ter
rapIn City last night when the city coun-
=! passed an ordinance which will permit
sabbath ball playing. 1t has been years
since Sunday ball thrIved in Baltimore,
md was one OF the reasons why the In
.ernatlOnal and Federal league clubs
'ai-ed 10 make money during that stretch.
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TO TIE sTOCRE6LDERE OF TIE t-W
sCbCHBAS RAILWAY OF WAsRTSGTo
a dlT1dend Of two per osut r. has beez dsea--S
% ths fulg paid zpitI stock of the Cty an
~ oo0dIoen railway q Washington. p4yEb. JUNE 70,
1915. al the ofloe Of The oouzrsny Fo.I--s-,h -
streets northwest. Washington, D. C.. 70 al
hoioeTs q ce1uhc1tes of aid Etoot fuur p.id es
record At the eloss q business o. the zsth dIy ..
June 1916
Stockhoders who have ro< h.--.ofo-. so,. q, ,-s
reguesoso N furnish thrir o1Trc4 sddr-e- sns -,
hufnoef OF al o-rtihcates q stocs held hy thsn.
s. r BOMTN- s>--.r-r
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Quartermasters, II; Engineers, 13.

'54tted for shsrriek In ninth
R1ns-Zll. Curtin, MeCImnoud ~. Hrtlss
kscreJ ~, DusNn -. Jacobson 49, Wakhburn
Phlu. D0Eei ~, Gyms. Pearson t7, Phillips ~
Campbell, ChAno@rlin
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LOST

C0sT-ITREbGLE PUP; yETC5W? FENII
about three mootht old. Liberal res.rd- liS
Laner place
LOsT-LAsT FRIDAY BLACK AND WHIfi
cameo ring Return 10 no Evan, BIDS Reward.
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Machinists. 13; Highlands, 0.

AachlrlSts. ...-.-.-..-. . ) ks
Runs-Braund ~ Brewer, Perry %. Raba Beard
Harrls ". GiCTannstti o. Kuhnert.
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Truxton, s: Dixie, 8.

Totals 70 L q Totals. 8 10 5
TrlIxtDns. ...-...--........... 81 % O-s
Runs-Clrk q. Beatty T.. Hughes, DiIIsr. Nc
Cam, Callahan, Miller H. Cobb. y. Mccormick
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GASOLINE CARS.

oASOA~&~NG S4A&ko'
AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES
CO.
$40 Maryland av. ne
Phone Lincoln 1894.
CADILLAC
THE COOK & sToDDARD CO.
1913 Connecticut av.
Phone \. 1910.
CROW ELK-HART-
CROW MOTOR SALES CO.
1915 New York av.
Phone Main 6+2O.
JEFFERY-
HURLEY & EARLY. INC.
1920 Connecticut av.
Phone y. 1894.
MAXWELL
H B. LEARY. JR.
1921 Fourteenth St
Phone North 44S4.
METZ-EMPIRE-
CARTERCAR SALES CO.
1888 Fourteenth ct
Phone North 1902.
PAChAhh
THE LUTTRELL CO..
1914 New Hampshire av.
Phone West Ss5.
PIERCE-ARRoW-
FOSS-H S-HUGHES CO..
114l Connecticut av.
Phone North 3403-
PIJILMAN--KING-
VIM BARNHART & CO..
1907 Fourteenth St
Phone North 1876.
REO-OAkLAND-
SMITH-TREW MOTOR Co.
1887 Fourteenth St
Phone n. $40.
SAXON
RECORD AUTO CO..
63l-3-5 Mass. av NV.
Phone Main 23.
THE COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY
SIS Fourteenth at
phone Main 2l74.
POTOMAC MOTOR CAR CO..
1926 Connecticut av.
Phone North 1000.
yELIE-
FOSS-HUGHES CO.,
114l Connecticut av.
Phone North 3403.
TRUMBULL-
NATIONAL MOTORISTS ASSN.
Sixteenth st. and Park road
Phone Columbia 5422.
BAKER-RAUCH-LAN
BARTRAM ELECTRIC GARAGE.
l2O4-OS New Hampshire av.,
a107-11 NJ st.
Phone West 45S-459.
DETROIT
EMERSON & ORME,
1907 H ST.
Phone Main 1895.
ELECTRIC CARS.
MILBURN-,
MILBURN SA LES CO..
122s Connecticut av.
Phone North 2o0o
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each other; but he is. and would
suggest that you save your postage
hoy y ~T1f%'
HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
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Commissioners, 12; S., W. & N, 8.

Rurs-Gordon. ZsneIH =. Dolmsn p. Sutton,
.owe-. Steele. Rhinehart Brady Schrder. Newton
p. Schau1 e. sill H.. Graham
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OTTAWA ENTRIES.

.Apprenttcs .uow,no. claimed.
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AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES
co.
Si3 Maryland av. ne.
Phone Lincoln 1894.
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H. B.-No, the two you mention
are not married-that is. not to
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SPECIAL NOTICE

President FImol Produc1 Cauur
Attes: Z P. MERTZ. sezeAry.
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OTTAWo RESULTS.

allowance claimed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

Mrs. Ralph Croslcy and two chfldren
have returned 60 their home in Colunf1
bus. after "a visit with her parents. Mrl
and Mr.. IT, n. Mumma. Of South Broad
way.
Miss Elizabeth Carncs. OF Beilaire. had
hc'n visiting Mr. and Mrs. A ". laugh
INu. OF walnut street.
Walter oliver and James Riggs. II
thi7 city. visited friends at Cambridge|
1901 l~-auredorr. Of Cambridge. spenj
sunday with friends here.
Gus Mercer. ~ Wheeling. spent SuuI
day az Dis homo on North Broadway.
Mrs. Grace Schuman and little souI
John. spent sunday with her sisted
MI. camille WHY. ~ Cambridge.
Harold kuttcr. OF Ashland, O.. arI
rived sunday for "a visit with his parI
Nurfn Chestnut str,ct.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lightfoot. II
,H,rrN tfrD''. arc visiting their sod
WI ltsltfHHf ~ cambridge.
M tI}0c Eulrsr. of 81. C1alrsvmd.
20 been visiting hcr sister. Mrs. Jamd|
PRICE of fhis place
rIf street. eTDnt sunday with her huI
band uI. Ie working boz HrIIaire.
lal Hobba and d%9ughter. Mis-
Vivian WIN go o. steubenvlle. IN
v.rl. vl.r. they VII make their futu1
homo NJ Hobbs holds n good posifio
I' Ih1' N't John Nuhh will renal
Iu t..a .fE urftl fIo close % school
v Don ho leave Tor bis new home.
Phillip Allison. ~ CrmhrIdrc. aper
..'II v.N friends here
Mrs C.... Wood. OF thIs place. ID
POD fI.' r.|H.itrs Dol ozark
John Dfr.e'.. OF wheeling spent sud
Iur with friends Uf fhIa cIfy.
NI. Nfa. N1Nucii nf his piac
sunday with req
N- ari Nrs Pearl Jenkins Or m
.U.|f sunday roo I.Ihteda
Ir.Hfm0r and Glen Reed.
W were visitors with friend
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Nr. So b. Wilson visited over Sab
PAIN Win her daughter. Mr- j. o.
N-- Vera H..k entertained 70 number
.ui Dor young friend. Friday evening
REV ~. o. -udgrsa and amIIF w,r.
shopping Ir tIa-rlue "Wednesday.
Mr- Alien Coup and SON ElrI and
strand daughter uttlc Martha Cuur.
were shopping 100 IIusuiuE. Nsdu'-IH.
Nf- charley MDtuurntK and little
laughter. Who have been visiting iu
h"w'rs returned to their hom,
more fHI- week.
several % the young pror., 40 this
place attended e social of Etrup.N Er.-
n"nsrt Grovninr aud partner of
II h.'IuE were her. Friday 100 Hn. inter-
90 of in' Allen Auto uf ~h.h th0y are
3d. Jsm,s b. L,ie OF near 81, c1str-
.NtI.. "a Deg. Friday IuokIr. after bus
Nr. 49, o. o., and children were
-h"rping ln tlushiu-. saturday even
SIR and vr. Fr.d Taylor AND children
"' s '.aIf-tt'.. 'I.Ii.r. M.ndHt
Hr u,r MANS fr,ad. wish her a
.H.Ir recovery.
Nr t.I,n ,.u. aff sur. Earl vsr.
N' fe .r t'u..IuE -Hf..I.. .r.rfnE
5000. IIImmsr. uIf. OF EIt hummer
"f .H.r.nE. art M.s. Anna Merritt s.-
'Hti. .'..if meeting
i.' If.-uf t.f'fu ,.Ir.H i0 che Ila ur
Ir. H.f.r.ar church f1, past us.A
M tHs.'r Hf H'IItfrs came tn the
..wr ni Der friend Miss T'mznn Mere
.n. MISS E.--.r Ia f.r domestic
H 'sH. Door, Ir So rIH.r.FII, ..Hnu.
ltHI h.N came fH tns home of lfr.
N.- John h.wpnry lhe r'r. e,'k
vf. meet JOB convention 90 'rsu Apple
''ltn .Huf.H IHII.iHN fH. INfn
N t7ir lt'r vent Monday FOB tfe
N Ilf and Urrf IONS tr... down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

Two or three weeks ago John \. Flu
ih'Nt y g. shaver and Mr.. Dunlap
class 81 ths Presbyterian church sun
lut school FOB consult tho officers OF
IN. Wheeling Traction Company with
regard Co .u many DRINKS coming into
atwood The superintendent. consulted
lhotr attorney. and De- said the law was
thnf they could be- put and that
,h't would do al 300 their power 20
hr'1. ur th' nuisance" Of drunks riding
on Che cars
h' local MHsous attending the laying
school building 1T Woodsncld. sunday.
w'r. H- follows Fred MlC0un g. T.
Tlwh'rlake IS r Jones. DR. Wiedmsn.
d' '',mh'c p Frur" Dawson and
william i~fNsnhHurh
Th" insal Daughters class ~ Tho
'NrI-fIar church sunday school had "a
moonlight picnic Monday nieht at we
T1. . s.lT ,ia- Er.sr'm gemm!t,ss lsld
rrHarFm for The banquet.
Mr. srI Nfra Nlt1 NsEa-ahsn spent
-'fard'f and sunday Vlth bus parents
MI. rdng UI,f ~ NfrNfe,bep was
d. Ere' "f Mics Ida Lindssy Saturday
and sunday
~ i.rl Of Morrl-'ovn is visiting
Nra % q wsI.H who has been 900
f"r Hn". fImr. fa mos 500 we'll
calvin ku-h. who d. employed af Mae.
.n'1f 'h" weekend With his fm-
George Green vh, underwent nm op-
,f'''- ref ''r Glendale hospital 's Im
M. I.s..s tird..s entertained cls--
81. M fH. 'hr..'.fr errfH. .heHf
rIfur1lf evening tf Dor BONN. .r r.r.-
eH who vu leave"
ur DO r.bIn.rr vro rsr boon -e
''f f'H f1rn Tel slightly
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Nisses Lrlr ana Iuut Lyle visited
sister Airs Fired TAYLOR and Hft.rr.I
o. tleIa. held on Friday
W. II. Caldwell VA 10 caller boz Union
Gown on sIH' and took dinner go
fls home Uf So. A.. Merritt.
HlNr Emily EI.huI- was a. business
visitor lu 81 'Ir.rsyiiIe ou W,Inesda,
t| ~trrul.r.
Mes-rs C.rwIu and Lee Clrprd V.-.
.u.in'-- callers 100 Dn..nt0wu On Thurs
.Utg
Mr. and Sire vs.. r.. Nrwa-rarr amen.
vs. .luseday evening Boo FLUSHING
N. So Hr.klv w.. .,--.
I'sluE lu Wednesday. "
Miss Ni1h.' Williams De- 90 Tho s.m.
ftp. Nr and N'r.. William Ir..fu
Mr end Nra o. k LaHl. and ...
Merritt. I..H rr.uf Sabbath w. tr..-
Mr and Nr. o.. D. Isrf
Lodge. wlf uf town