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rea Week
Rev. Bsrtrand Of Dslta. visited Rev.
Wm. Kip De first Of this week.
Norma chhbsn wsat 70 Crooks Tuss-
~ 10 visit hsf frisad Mary Scott
Dan Sunmss Of Walssnbsrg. h vis-
ring hsr sisesr. Mrs. B. F. Eastman.
valentiDs Ehrst bought . Ford tour
!hg car. latest model. at Kssloe's Sun
6ay.
niss zslma Mckee returned Wednes-
1ay from = weeks sojourn at the Leh-
nan ranch.
Mra h. Eilebrscht and daughter rs-
turned from . pleasant visit In Mont
ruse, Monday night
c. 3. Hehor and family expect to
lsays for Delta shortly. whore they will
rsnaip for six weeks.
John Bstsyhill came down from Pitkin
ths hfst Of he week and visited with
his sister Mn. Chas. Duree.
Business matters called J. T. New
lad hare from the Crested Butte region
Tessday. He 10 engaged at the Endnsr
tunbse ailiA
chiEin ~ J. H. Judd returned to
tk4r 49, = Nshraska after visiting
VilklC. 4. Judd Of Crested Butte. for
q v5sk = tive
i llin GlalSs ssrviss. who spent Au-
eu3t NJ ~. end Mrs. Z. K. Mapes 10
b 49, ~ ssssath grads this year In
tAeplk : seAool Of Paonis.
~ Rsxlnoesuu and Mr.. Cook took .
- 0 fIos from this vicinity to
D. 1xtnsy. Thsy sxpsct to r.
- ~ - 6ete hayinG.
! & = - aS;fss = &
~ s. GG1fnne, nft6f !
ptsSSAnt Witt wisA ~ II SSampliaae ~
family. Of this dty. rsturnsd to bel
boms n Grand Junction Wednesday.
Mn. Les Lehman has q house guestl
this week. Mr.. Lshman's aunt, Mrs.
Haggie Page and her daughter. Ars.
TSixis Patton, who srrived Tuesday
from Hiegjns. Texas.
ll1n Mary Massh Smith writes the
Nsvs-C Chsnpian fton Long Beach. Cal.
tket aftse Ssptsmbsr lst, she will b
lcdhtsd 4 Hazsn, Nevada, teaching in
ths high school thsre.
". Z Obert. A. Z. Psnlsy and Mr..
Stamford and family came up from Del.
u Sunday IN the Obsrt's big Mitchell
ear. NJ. Obert and Mr.. Penley fished
hsrsaboots for several days before 10.
turning home the latter part Of thil
week. The Stamfords went on t.
Waunita.
, Keslor's announce + record trip made
last week. A. A. Casnine, represent
ing ths CONN Packing company Of Den
yer, left Denver ct 6;l5 . M, stoppet
l6 minutss tn Colorado Springs and II
heur IL salida, arriving in Gunnison .,
TO p. n. He made the journey in I
lsls model Ford i've passenger touring
car.
Nm. G. w. Arterberry and daughter
Father, Of Delta came inTuesdsy morn
from Denver and left next day for Del
Il, Whsre thsy win attend to the ship
ping of their household goods to Gun
nison q thsy intend to make their homs
hsre this winter. Esther will sttsnt
high school. The Arterbsrry' have rent
"a ths Hsincr house On Taylor street
Mn. J. K. Brown who has spent th,
past month with her niece, Mrs. n
Cofsr. left Wednesday evening for hel
homs in Wichits, Kansas. She bad IN
tended staying longer in Gunnison. bu
ths high altitude proved too trying
Mn. Brown is the widow Of the late ]
K. Brown, the widsly-known veteran
railroad builder whose death occurred Il
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TO
Be GRADUATED AT
TRIADElPHIA HIGH
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF COMMENCE.
nEHT WEEK ArMOUNCED
YESTERDAY.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong. of the UNI
verstty. WIN BE Principal Speaker
-Out-the-Pfke News

The calendar % events for commence
ment week OF the Trladeiphla Distrfct
hlgh school. as officially announced yes
terday. includes a number Of important
affairs. which will be OF interest to the
seneral public. The address to the
members Of the Senior class on Friday
evening. May ~. will be delivered by
robert Allen Armstrong. professor OF
English literature in West Virginia uni
Nersity at Morgantown. The graduating
class this year Is composed OF IS MEM
bers. which n the largest class in the
history Of the school. The program OF
events Is as follows;
night
night
Thursday. May Is. S15 p. m. Eighth
rao" exercises. address. I'rincipal L p
Ewing. Wheeling. W. Va.
Friday. May 10. g.O5 a. m. last High
school assembly. reports given out.
Friday. May 10. si5 p. m. High school
Arm troug. J.. "a. u. professor Of Eng
lish literature In West Virginia univcT-
s.ty.
Saturday. May 20. district outing and
field day. Wheeling park
Members OF the graduating class are
louise Julia Arbenz. Arthur Dubois At
kinSuu. Mary Nirgiuia Atkinson George
Egcrtor Beans. Beri Marie Black. sara
Marie Bushon. Lewis Henry Cook. Jr.:
1huoFd h1rry Colts. Bertha Virginia
SoN; Eula Fern Farmer. Florence
Madelon kimmonS Florence HoW.r,i
Mason. Henry McCoII6ch Mci.aini Nv.
ton Young Nichols. olive Virginia Per
kins. Nellie Almcda Powell. Laura Han
nan Rcmke. Ethel May Rhoad.s Caro-
Inc Gertrude salisbury. Elizabeth Vii
blanche Quarter Storer. Helen Josephine
Wood and Louise Shriver Moods
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The members Of the congregation OF
the United Presbyterian church OF
West Alexander. at "A meeting held yes
terday afternoon in the church. extend
Cd "a formal call 10 Rcv. Frank McCrack-
en-. ~ JohnstoWn. Pa. TO accept tho
Morris. Of the United Presbyterian CON
greEaton az Roney's Point. presided
The Loyal Momen's class Of the Elm
Grove Christian church will give "A
japanese tea IN the church on Tuesday
evening. May Q
Dr. John T. Dunn. ~ Wheeling. Will
open a dental office over the Edrv..ld
pharmacy iu the next few days
\ meeting Of the volunteer nrefrsn Of
Nj de 'hautsl viii De held on Thurs
DAY evening
Cleanup Day will be observed by the
town ~ EdlOyood Thursday
Mrs William Carroll. who has been
il Of her home IN Triadelphia. is inn
The Daughters OF Veterans OF Elm
Grove viii hold their next regular meet
ing 100 the school building on Friday
Tho Modern woodmon lodge % Elm
Grow" held ifs regular meeting Ia.r
evening in their hall on Main street.
ENnmlnatious for the members of tn
senior class OF the TriadsIuhia district
ligh school viii Do held next week
ON Thursday evening the members OF
~" christian EndcaNur society ~ th.
huron, of God. Elm Grove. will hold
n social lu 20" basement of the church.
The TrtHd'I phiHn.' the official pspsr
or tho Iriadelp hia district High school
"lu D. distributed This week This
i--u" is called the May number
Friday afternoon the formal rriartu.-
~ the WIckh1m brothers confectionery
store in their new quarters in Tripdel-
rhin. VIII hn observed
ON Friday evening the morrhsra az
thc IlEDr.s bible class az tho First n
y. church ~ Elm Grove will entertain
Nc members Of Mrs. J. McGaurhltn's
Cess az ~" home az Elmer Austin in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
NEWS BRIEFS

According TO figures of the police
department for the moth of April there
were "a arrests as against l2l in ApriI
last Running back 10 1910. n is found
that this is the lowest record made
in any April.
Ihe remains Of Anna Sullivan nm
fortunate victim of fire. and the life
m the underworld. were returned To
PITTSBURGH yesterday for burial She
died az the Ohio Valley General hos
pital Monday.
Candidates are being notified that
they will not be allowed to put thier
advertising upon the walls AZ the Mar.
ket auditorium during the convention.
especially II the cards are To- he tackled
Work ON the excavation OF the
Island school has almost been com.
pictcd. and the work Of pouring con.
crete has been statrcd.
The Y r. Kitchin company has
started work raZine the old buildings
ON 10" Bushey tract which was recent.
ly purchased by the Bell Telephone
company.
Managers Atwood Of the Wheeling
Traction company. and putton Of the
W est virginia Traction and Electric
company. were before the board OF
control yesterday morning and were
directed that they would have to nave
between the street car rails
According TO the report Of Supt
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PRETTY WOMAN
To FACE COURT
GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE
ALLEGED MARRIAGE PROMISE
AND FRAUD CASE
Richie County Madame Charged With
Getting $50 From Westerner-
Now In Ohio County Jail.

What promises 10 be among the
most sensational and interesting cases
from the general public's viewpoint at
the present term OF federal court. Will
.. ,hat OF beautiful young woman
OF hltchie county. who is charged
with defrauding a westerner out OF
800 on the alleged promise OF mar
riage.
The woman. who is p years old.
was brought here yesterday from the
Parkersburg Jail by 4. =. Deputy Mar
shal I. y. Cooke and lodged In the
Ohio county prison 10 await her ar
raignment.
The woman's name is Mrs. Stella
WHITE She was arrested several
weeks ago at the home OF her parents
at Eva. Richie county. She was tax
on TO Parkersburg and waived hear
ing before L. ). Commissioner Casio,
on charge of using the mails TO de-
fraud one Halvor Bjornson. a Scand-
lnavian by birth. OF Union. Montana.
Bjornson tells the following story
TO the authorities. That early last
year he advertised in a matrimonial
paper for a wife and the advertise
ment was answered by Mrs White A
correspondence followed. during which
photographs We're exchanged. each ap-
pearing to be satisfied with the other :
presentment Finally. the woman ask
ed the man to send her the money on
which TO come To Union, Montana
He sent her $50. This was the latter
part of last August. Bjornson declar-
as he waited in vain for his promised
bride To appear. She came not-neith-
or did he hear anything further from
her. though he wrote many letters to
her thereafter. II finally dawned up
on him that he was "honswaggled.
Mrs. White. who Is a fine looking
woman. has been married. She said
she left her husband because he
drank heavily. She has a pretty little
three year-old daughter. who was left
IN care OF her mother when the Of
iicers took her away. Mrs. White de
clares that the whole affair was car
RED on by her more as a prank than
anything else. but said az another
time she would have gone TO BJornson.
but that she was taken i'll with ty-
phoid fever Immediately after receiv-
ing the $50 from him and when she
recovered. her mother persuaded her
not to go.
II is believed. however that the real
reason why she could not have gone
To Montana to marry Bjornson was
that she had not been divorced from
her first husband. II is said that the
suit for the divorce is spending in the
Richie county court.
II Is said that the real photograph
OF BJornson shown TO the court at
taches pictures the man as apparently
young. strong and fine looking lie
evidently would make some woman a
nne husband. His letters were writ
ten on land company stationery and
ne said that he owns a large tract OF
land in Montana and is worth con
siderably money. Mrs White saws
she does not like his looks recently
She has never attempted TO secure
bond. From her iemeanor and talk
she does not realize the gravity OF
her defense. The grand jury now in
session VIII investigate the case and
II an Indictment Is found against her
she Will be tried here within the next
two weeks
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Harry Halter. Of the city workhousa
place. 81 '-'
according to a bulletin published
ny the government Wheeling retains
H'I 'iallh on being the first city of tho
ta'r by ili persons. This bulletin,
shows Wheeling al 42.g5g and HINT.
ineton 42.545.
John Booth. OF McMcchen. was the
9hIy offender IN police court yestcr-
Jay morning. and was released ON mis-
promise 10 be good in the future
ar No. l5I on the Whccuu. Trac-
uoh line. North Wheeling division.
causnl IRE yesterday morning north OF
the Nigilant engine house and was
unguished
While other cities are having their
labor troubles, the laboring men of this
city are enjoying prosperity. the low
ssI average wage paid being $3.50 per
The Democratic county executive
committee will meet this evening in
the sheriffs office. 80
Coroner Gala Mitchell has or
dered the stranger buried hat ,leJ Al
,nt ONO valley General hospital the
olner evening and whose Identity
cannot be officially established
On Friday the Shriners will IN
IRON This city 10 Grafton. where t.ey
VII take part In ceremonial and
demonstration
TWO tracts % land were sold AZ
me court house yesterday morning bv
Auctioneer Curtis Rice The pr0n.rf,
of Henry q. Caldwell was sold to NJ
virginia Hall for $500 The Huler
craig property In Triadelphia district
was sold 10 Sarah Maxwell Tor N 500
- Walter Bee. Of the prohibition
department. arrived In the city vostcr.
DAY and attended the court session IN
criminal court He SAYS that fr re- IL
probability that some action % com.
PEI an obeNing Of the liquor laws IN
this county will be taken
While it has not be- announced
n DEL thought that tho United states
Government Safety First special which
departed on tour from Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
A Cough May Lead
To tuberculosis

Distressing aud dangerous compfIrq-
lions may follow ~ SOU neglect g. Fvan
whom ~ serious a Stage Is reached. Trk-
mans Alternative may bring relief FOR
more than twenty fsnrs 'If has b.eU
"a ideIf used Ir such cases with bcncT-
,Eu results
A. with any medication employed fr
This trouble. rho b.af results srs OBJ
falrod whom the patient paws strict at
f'niiln ." Diet ana gets plenty OF rest
and fresh HI~
i.'Unur. OFF I'H rHaI. n.s.r.IIahI. com.
Tent UI calcium rHIurId. This rr.uurnfI.H
I. 'ffn'f.Nn where u tonic uubuiIIsr BEL
indicated SIS corrective. uf nIEhf-
.NrttH Dr. Dos proved most ueafIl 90
may b. tried win absolute. safafy Elm.
b. contains nH harmful or habit. form .rr
drugs .f ans sort
A. H"Ir IrTgrIaf'r
Ecbman's Laboratory. philadelphia.
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ID c.. May l. will probably arrive IN
wheeling during the week of Nav
-FTlends Of Louis Emmons OF
Noodsheld, whose body was found
Heating i'm The river al Benwood. deny
IN" report that he committed suicide
new feature has been added 70
the Macademy minstrel which viii he
shoWn az the Court Theatre. Nav atm
]. VIII b" known as the BattleShip
Nacademy and the members taking
part viii be- dressed as sailors. This
promises 90 De- q most interesting tea.
turp
DR. W. IT Kelley. who for the past
twenty years has been located AZ l1lI
Market street. has removed his dental
parlors 10 p Eleventh street. second
Moor. owing 10 the raZing Of the build.
Ing for the new bank site
The members OF the botany class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
ROTARY CLUB HAS
SOCIAL MEETING
CLUB IN MONTHLY SESSION AT
WINDSOR HEARS INTEREST
ING ADDRESSES.
Judge Aston G. Dayton and Rev
Claude Porter Terry Make the
Principal Talks.

The Rotary club in monthly session
at the Windsor last night. following a
luncheon, enjoyed musical program
and interesting addresses by a mum
Der of visitors. Judge Aston c. Day
ton and Rev Claude Porter Terry. the
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. were the principal speakers.
and they gave most interesting ad-
dresses. Wllfred MCEwan. of the
wheeling Steel q Iron company. said
To be the youngest magician in this
section. entertained with several slight
OF hand performances. Walkers or
chestra az intervals played pleasing
selections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
D'EXMA
New Herbal SKIN Balm,

q, 30 n suH,re when ne advtse you 20 ~,
tNMA. The ntw herbal sEin balm. We 49,
sl.i1.hE You TiEht We have found nothing
i'iht begins IN equal this formula made ,tri,.
h,ty Tom Natures hrp'iur herbs
me l-tkefieW lahoratnffrs ~ Chicago havs
n. luc exclusive rgh' 20 aeli % ENNA
~ "ur home town. and We have made -, ,,t.-,s
Iituda ~ recommending this scat f1fntuf.
NAt "e Waut You o. Try q hrx today on or
r ilrHnir" % you prfauu1llv thff NJ ID df.rsr Z
nnth" 1ud cool. and ht GIN healing 81 once IA
HIIl cost YOU rniHfrE " fnu are not thor.
s'shs t-iishcd. come and get yalf money haes
g. 70 Griest & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

les Of the Wheeling High school have
completed preparations for a trim our
The Barton line. which will be held To-
day under the direction OF Miss GaIi
Holiday
The Dental Clinic az the Aid and
Social Service Association was ,oen
yesterday. About 25 youngsters were
ed.
Court was held yesterday TO take nm
the case Of a boy that had been pick
ed up by the police. He was allowed
10 20. on his own recognizance ana
Col. Robert l.. Frazier secured a posi-.
ton for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
TO BE LONGEST AND MOST SEN.
sATlONAl TERM IN HISTORY
OF WHEELING.
Charges Run From Bootlegeing to
Train Robins--Grsnd Jury Retires
for Deliberation.

What promises 90 be the most sen
sauonal and longest term OF United
State district court ever held here con
vened yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
win Judge A. G.. Dayton presiding
Ihere are over forty cases on the
docket. Nearly all OF them are felony
cases. The alleged Central station
train robbers will be tried az this term.
mere arc also a number of other sen
sational cases to be heard al this
team, including three high bank Of
Meals OF large banking institution
in the interior OF the state, who Will
be arraigned on a charge of misal-
propriating the banks funds. A young
woman OF Richie county will also be
put on trial charged with defrauding
a westerner out of $50 by matrimony
scheme
Immediately upon opening court
yesterday morning the grand jurors
were sworn, and Judge Dayton devot-
ed an hour and fifteen minutes 10
charging the jury. The Jury retired
TO their room and Immediately began
examining Witnesses connected with
the Central station train robbery. The
train crew was examined. as well as
several government officials connected
win the engraving department OF the
government at Washington from
which department the half million
dollars worth OF unsigned bank notes
h' POHAb4lAtt luNIftAOIN
who have been working up the cas-
VIII be examined today. United States
District Attorney Stuart w. Walker
said that the grand jury will likely b..
in session all today and tomorrow.
Following the morning session court
recessed until . o'clock. and immedl-
ately upon converting adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock Judge Day
ton stated that the hours would be at
this tern. from 10 To 1890 o'clock and
from TO 4:3O o'clock. and that the
grand jury could arrange its own
hours.
No Publication OF Criminal Docket
District Attorney Walker stated YES
terday that the criminal docket would
not be given out for publication. be
cause number of alleged offenders
nave not been apprehended IL is re
ported that all the principal felony
cases Will be first tried. while the
minor cases Will be taken up later.
concluding with the civil cases.
The Grand Jury.
me following men Of this section of
the state COMPOSE the grand iury.
Harry L. Bond. foreman.
w., - 7. J. HiEgin bottom
rbns n c William Giesler
I-rarl, - 49, Robert Gosney
James r. Rurcb John G.. Wharton
Jas {. nanlIton Alan X Atkinson
j ID. Bartrug Walter Clegg
Thos. +, Bodley James Powell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
CONGRESS NOT TO RECESS

WASHINGTON. May Congress
probably VIII not recess for the ma.
lonal conventions Majority Leader
kitchin ~ the house. ssid today that
some measures not requiring the pres.
'ncc ~ an tho members probably
would be- considered during inc CON.
venfion weeks. 90 that those who de-.
sire 20 get away may do 200 senate
and house may recess for three days
AZ a time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FEDERAL COURT OPENS HERE;
+ NEARLY FORTY FELONY CASES

Irwin c. Brown George BOYD
George Wickham Frank e Rateiev
John +. Bott
Judge Oayton's CHARGE.
Inc charge TO the grand Jury by
Sudse A. G.. Dayton yesterday mornins
was one OF the longest ever given
Isderal jury for years in this state
ne Judge prefaced his charge by out
lining the fundamental principle or
mat me common law was for the
protection OF society. and that those
VINO violate the laws should be run
isheu regardless OF whom they might
De. lie appealed TO the grand Jury for
absolute and unbiased Investigation in
ese.y case given them. He dwelt
particularly upon those who modest
or hinder the transit OF the United
STATES mall and the law protecting de-
posltors OF banks who have entrusted
their funds with officials. lie asked
me jury TO probe deeply into the un-
iaMiuI combination OF persons who
Jolntly buy liquor and bring IL into
TINS state. unless IL is legally labeled.
me conspiracy act OF the federal
government viii take care OF TWO or
more men who combine TO violate the
hquor law OF this state by bringing
more than a legal amount into Nest
virginia al one Tine said he He
concluded by telling of certain people
VINO are prone To criticise the court
and jury for certain actions that do
not meet their appoval He told tho
grand jurors that they should dis
charge their duties faithfully and con.
scienuously. regardless OF public
opinion.
Many Officials Present.
When court opened there were an
unusually large number OF government
and federal officials and officers pres
ent. including Chief Clerk Samuel X.
Harrison. OF Clarksburg: Deputy Clerk
VI. {. CLANCY, of Philippi: Deputy
Clerk George L. Boyd. OF this city;
United States Marshal G. r Smith. OF
Fairmont: Chief Deputy Marshal I. r.
Joyce. OF Fairmont: Deputy Marshal r.
W. Athey, Of Martinsburg: Deputy
Marshal J. G. Moore. of Philippi: De
putty Marshal J. NJ. Short. OF this city:
Deputy Marshal & Il. Cook. OF Park
ersburg. and Special Deputy Marshal
Barrett. of Parkersburg: District At
torney Stuart w Walker. OF Martins
burg, and Assistants Harry Dryer. or
Philippi. and J J. =. O'Brien OF Wheel
ing; Postoffice Inspectors W. Cham
beers and J. l.. Lemens. OF Washington,
who have been working on the train
robbery case; Bank Examiner George
w Stork. also Of Washington.
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Good Game Arranged.

Friday afternoon the Triadelphia dis
l Jrlsl hlgh school baseball team Will
hlgh school nine on the Elm Grove
grounds. II Is expected that this Will
be one OF the hardest fought games OF
the season. This afternoon the TriadeI-
ThiS boys will play the Wheeling High
school aggregation on the Island The
out-the-pike lads are confident Of vic
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

The members OF the Ladies Aid so
ciety of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Elm Grove, will serve "A supper
ia the basement Of the church on Thurs
Cay evening. The hours Will be from
to clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Ladies' Aid Entertained.

Last evening the members OF the
Ladies Aid society Of the First Method
ist Episcopal church. Elm grove. was
entertained az the home Of Mrs. MILFORD
winters IA Lakewood. At the clos. OF
the business session a musical program
was rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

81 MiChaels Dramatic club will pre-
sent The Passing OF the Third Floor
Back this evening and tomorrow even
INK 100 -. MiCha"Is school hall Edgiug-
ton Lane. Many tickets have been
sold and a good attendance Is TO be eN-
ptCtcd
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Good Program Arrnnged.

An excellent program will be rendered
on Friday evening in the Elm Grove
pubic school building by the pupils OF
the school. The complete program Will
be announced tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

There are 1900 telephone exchanges
IN Japan and the system represents
an investment Of S26. OOO. 900
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irwin c. Brown George Boyd
George Wickham Frank c. Bateley
John +. Bott