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Evening journal., 1916-03-17

An Inside Bath
Makes You
and Feel Fresh
Says a glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.
This excellent, eommon-sense
health measure being
adopted by millions.

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath, claiming this is
OF vastly more importance than out
side cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing i'll health. while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of hot water with a teaspoOnful
OF limestone phosphate in it, as a
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach. liver. kidneys ana
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, poisons, sour bile and toxins;
thus cleansing, sweetening and puri-
flying the entire alimentary canal be-
fore putting more food into the st0m-
ach.
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elimi-
native organs.
Those who wake up with bad breath,
coated tongue. nasty taste or have a
dull, aching head. sallow complexion
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipation,
should obtain a quarter pound Of lime
stone phosphate at the drug store.
This will cost very little, but is suffi-
cient to demonstrate the value OF in
side bathing. Those who continue il
each morning are assured of pro-
nounced results, both in regard to
health and appearance.
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
DRAW PETIT JURORS FOR
kent COUNTY court

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. March 17.-Jury commits
sioners Hopkins and Herring drew the
following petit jurors yesterday for the
Kent county courts, to convene on
April IL:
First district-Archie McClain. Will
liam II. Kirby and Walter f. Kieth.
Second district-William p. Satter-
field. Horace n. Marvin. Arthur F.
Dawes and John w. Tarburton.
Third district-James b. Graham
John Il. Seamans. John r. Pratt and
Harry c. Walker
Fourth district-William r. Powell
Samuel Powell and Luther S. Harga-
dine.
Fifth district-Warren d. Drysdale
James Wise and John e. Beck.
Sixth district-Ernest Clarkson, El.
mer Cain and John o. Melvin.
Seventh district-H Reedy Voshell
William II. Jakes. Joseph Barbour and
| Robert Stevens.
Eighth district--Charles Bradley
Riley Lynch. William II. Evans and
Wilbur Wright.
Ninth district-Lawrence p. Har-
rington. Robert Ross. James f. Nor
gan and Frank c. Wroten.
Tenth district-Nutter Marvel. Ben
iamin f. Hudson. Walter G. Dill and
A. Brainard Peet.
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
.PURIM OR feast OF
LOTS. Opens TOMORROW

Purim, or the Feast of Lots. a jew
ish holiday, commemorating the Bib
lical story Of Esther, will be ushered
in at sunset tomorrow evening with
short synagogue services. The festi-
val will have its principal celebration
on Sunday, when there will be num-
Der Of literary and dramatic entertain
ments by pupils of congregational
and other religious schools. At most
of these entertainments the story oil
Queen Esther and Mordecai and ha'
man is recounted in playlet, tableaux,
or addresses. Yesterday was opserV'
ed as the Fast of Esther.
At the synagogue the Book Of Es'
ther is read at the Purim services
and this year collections VIII Dc
made for the relief of Jewish sur
ferers I'm the war.
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
~ TITT" TTWTNT WWT
Watch for themI

Strickland, No. 1924 West Seventeenth
street
Little Creek-G L. Turner, by H..
II. Jones. at Phoebe Vandegrft's, No.
S19 West Sixth street
MAGNOLIA George W. Collins. by J..
W. Barkloy. No. 23ll West Seventeenth
street.
Milford-James p. Pierce. by Mrs.
Kendall. No 1910 Delaware Avenue.
Elizabeth McElwain. No. 1904 Della
ware Avenue.
Milford Neck-C. S. Thomas. private
arrangement
Millsboro-P. S. Shockloy. by c. b.
Brown. No. 241S Madison street
Milton-George Il. Magee, by s. NJ.
Keen. No. go West Twenty-fourth
street
Mt Pleasant-E. T. Hastings, by
Mrs. J. f. Wishant, No. 9i6 Madison
street.
Nassau-s. p. Marsh, by Mrs. J. r.
Wishart. No. 916 Madison street
Rehoboth L. s. Williams, by Ferris
Valentine. No. 929 Pine street.
Reliance-F. l.. Williams. by How
ard Shepperd, No. 1916 West -Four
ltoenth street.
Salem. s. Vincent. by Richard
I Kendall. No. 1910 Delaware avenue.
( Soaford II. J. Winder, by Rev. w
/ A. Wise. No S2i Lombard street
Scaford Circuit--James Friedel, by
n. j. Stein. No 1904 West Eighth
street.
Taylor's lsland-No report
vienna-L. S. LeCompt. by Richard
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
Williamsburg No report.
Williamsvllle-No report.
WyOming-NO report.

WyOming-NO report
Zoar-F W. Lawson. by r. r. Cen
.ticu, No. 1924 West Eighth street.
EASTON DISTRICT.
Bayside--W r. ROwelenson. by Rev.
n II. Van Dyke. No. 1901 Mt Salem
Lane.
Bosman--J. f. Mortimer. by l. NJ.
Londerman, at e. l.. Woodward's, No,
1901 King street
Burrisville-J. A. Billings. by How
ard Shepperd, No. 1916 West Four
teenth street.
Cecilton-W NJ Anderson. by w. H.
Morris. No 623 Delaware Avenue.
Centerville- Mrs. c. NJ. West, by f.
w. Parvis, No. 131 West Seventeenth
street
Chestertown-J. c. Davis. by Harry
Boggs, No. 231S Washington street.
Cheswold--J. II. Anderson, by vii
liam Harris. No. 14O5 West Seventh
street.
Church Hill-JOhn McC Rochester
by Mrs. Elizabeth McCaulley. No. Al.
| Washington street
Clayton-J. w. Houston, private ar
rangement
Concord n. H. Everingam. by 3. +
Blackburn, at Mrs. d. Thatcher's, No
1926 West Sixth street.
CordOva--J. l.. Gardner. by Mrs. f.
p Bardo, with the committee.
Crumpton--T. J. Smith. by b. d.
Continued on Last Page.)
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
PROVIDE HOMES FOR
METHODIST LAYNEN
Visitors 10 Conference to be
Hospitality Entertained
in City
HOMES ARE OPENED
TO BIG DELEGATION

Assignments Of homes for delegates
to the Lay Conference, which will meet
in Union NJ. L. Church in connection
with the wilmington Methodist Epis-
oopal Conference. on Friday, March 81
have been made by the entertainment
committee OF ministers of Wilmington
of which the Rev. George White Daw-
son is pastor. The following list shows
first the name of the delegates and
then the name oil the person by whom
the delegate will be entertained:
Changes in the homes Of ministers;
ministers have been placed as follows:
Rev. h. W. Mcdowell, 10y Miss NOR
ma Lynch, No. S22 Lombard street.
Rev H. C. Shipley, by IL. ). Keenan,
No. 242O Madison street.
Rev. S. r.. Horseman. by Mrs. G.
Wesley Weldn No 222 Walnut street.
Rev. w. b. Horner by Mrs G. Wes-
lev Weldin. so. 222 Walnut street
Law Delegates Assignments.
DOVER DISTRICT
Beckwith- Benjamin Wilson. by
Mrs. Hatfield. No 925 Lombard street
Blades and Epworih--A II. Riggin
by Ferris Valentine. No 929 Pine
street
Bridgevine-H p. Cannon. by Mrs.
Jcannie r. Field. No. 1911 Delaware
Avenue
Cambridge o-I. y. Drennen. by Mrs.
J. l.. Carmine. No. 1874 West street
Camden Dr. J.. s. COnwell, by tze-
kiel Cooper. No. zoos Bayald Avenue.
Canterbury-G H. Thomas by ID. IL.
Chenan. No. $40 Lombard street
church Creek H. Richardson, by
S q. Gamble No Poll Bayard Avenue.
Crapo-B. o. Murphy, by Mrs. Mary
Shaw. no. 500 North Franklin street.
Doyer-T. G.. Roe. by Dr. G.. w.
Hughes. No 9i7 West Eighth street.
East Newmarket NJ. Sard, by r.
II. Bcaston. No. 1924 Market street.
Glendale A. Ellegood, by l. NJ
Ienderman. at H. l.. Woodward's' NO.
1901 King street
Elliotrs Island-No report
Epworth and Hickman-M. p. Smith
by James Wyatt, No. 30i West Thirty
first street.
Pennington f. ]. Prettyman, by j.
p. Jones. at Mrs. Mary T. Folson's, No
290i West street.
fredericksburg Mrs Sarah E. VIII
liams. by Mrs. Ella r. Quillen, NO. 4lV
East Tenth street.
Felton-Robert Friedel, by n. j
Stein. No. 1904 West Eighth street.
Fredericka-J. s. Reynolds, by Mrs
Mary Folson. No. 290l West street.
Galestown-C. =. Holt. by Walter
Mccoy, No 30S West Thirty-frs
street.
Georgetown NJ. Jones, Esq, b,
DR. c. w. Hughes, No 9l7 West Eight
street.
Georgetown Circuit-U S. Isaacs, by
W. 4. Nickerson. Fourth and Clayton
streets
Greenwood II. Kinder. by j. w
Barkley. No. 23il West seventeenth
street
Harrington Albert Harrington. by
Mrs. Phoebe Nandegrift, No. Sl9 West
Sixth street.
Hooper's Island Howard Simmons,
by ". r. Nickerson. Fourth and Clay
ton streets.
Houston +. Roach. by A. j. Tay-
lor. No. 1900 North Van Buren, street
Hurlock k-R. A. Hurlock, by J. l.
pyle. No. 1929 Monroe street.
Iakesville--Rev c. c. Gorde, b!
A. J. Taylor No. 1900 North Van Burei
street
Laurel-N Victor c. Kitchens. 10y Mrs
Elizabeth McElwain. No. 1904 Della
ware Avenue
Loipsic-No report
Lewcs-C. w. Johnston, by Mrs. {
W McCullough No. 100 Jenerso
street
Lincoln ]. Carey by b
Evening journal., 1916-03-17
ALLIANCE REVIVAL TO OPEN.

Evangelistic services will begin IN the
Alliance Chapel. Fifth street near WASH
inpton street this evening. The Rev. -, -,
B. Compton, Of Ashcville, \. {. Will
conduct the services. Mr.. Compton Is
known as the "mountain evangelist"
On Sunday next. the Rev. Walter NJ
Tumbul. returned missionary from
India. and at present dean OF the Nyack
Missionary Institute, will preach on
"Ntissions.n at 1890 a. m. and p. m.
in the same place.
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Bsnwood Briefs.

Squire W. =. Clayton has returned
from Broad Tree. where he spent some
time on business. Tho squire - a can
didate for the Republican nominate ion
Tor sheriff and announced that he has
made progress In furth,riug his caudi-
dacy among the voters Of Marshall
county.
The Easter flower sale which ma \
been conducted during the past week
by the Benwood and McMechen school <.
has been most successful ~ Will end
today. The proceeds are 10 d. used Tor
the benefit Of IN" Union " ch school
Fred Oser. Of Main street whose case,
was Investigated by authorities Thurs
day and recommended To m, Marshall
county insanity commission was uro-
nounced insane and his removal To wc--
ton was advised.
marriage licens" was Issued by th.
Ohio county court at Wheeling Nester-
day to Miss Minnie Noight. Of this city.
and John Bain. or Belmont county
The members Of the NJ H. club an
organization OF young girls OF this city.
VIII be entertained 10y Miss Dorothy
snow on Tuesday evening at her home
In Wheeling
Work was started yesterday rcmov-
ing the huge electric road roller which
ran over an cmbanllmcnt f.w dave
ago and IL l. likely that b. will be ready
Tor use again today.
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Topping Reports To The
Republics Stockholders
Does NOT Fear the Situation That win
Follow the conelusion Of
Peace In Europe.

NEW YORK. April 2i.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Re
public Iron & Steel Co. In Jersey City.
n l. Rownd. Thomas y Bray and -
watson French were reelected to the
board OF directors for n three-year term.
ne stockholders unanimously approved
OF The action Of the executive commit tee
anu the board during the past year
That the conclusion OF the war would
bring about great loss IN exporting
steel tonnage to the belligcrcut cuun-
tries, but that this would b. someW hat
made up b. the increased demand from
canada. South America. Africa and nom
steel producing countries was IN. opin-
ION OF John \. Topping. chairman OF The
board. who presided at the meeting
since We issued our annual report q"
sald Air. Topping. Our expectations rel
awe 10 the Improvement in business
have been more than realized. The news
papers have been filled with these ac-
counts. - I don't believe that IL Is news
10 you. In the absence OF a normal de-
mand from the railroads and the build
ing trades. We are producing more steel
Than ever In the history Of The country -
IN" industry As whole, I mean. \ lew
Years ago We produced 900. UUO tons OF
iron and practically no steel. while now
Ne are producing no iron and all steel
There are al present 6.oOH stOckhoIa-
erS IN this company and during the past
year l.oOo names have been added 10 our
holders books. showing that there - a
wider and broader distribution. There
although some shares are held In HuI-
land. Mainly our Stockholders are IN
the United states and are scattered all
over IT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. April 21-Butter-Mar-
ket firm. creamery extras tge scorct.
80 iec. creamery ,hiEher Scuriugl. 3f 70
30 &c, frsts. 3iis n ga. seconds. 15is :,
sac.
Market steady. rresr gathered
extras. e3i4 = &c; regular packed nr~t..
2oaa "a zee; seconds. 199. "a 2O1zc. nearby
hcnnery whites. fine 60 fancy. 2gN :4tz e..
nearby hcuucry browns gGrf24c
thccse-Market regular. state wuoe
milk, Hats, held specials. iSiz ~ is q, e.:
fresh specials. l6A = l5c. do. average
run, 16i ff O. isC. Wisconsin whole milk.
fancy. teins. held. 1SH1Nttc.
Poultry - Dressed. market strong.
chickens. l1r SOC. fowls f.ff &c. fur-
keys. 81 = 3Sc. Live. market firm. chick
ems, broilers. f6d fSc, fowls. 90 ~ 2ois 90:
turkeys. zoe.
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oRAroRIo "EMMANUEL" TO
BE SUNG AT ZANE ST. N Z.

The Oratoria Emmanuel Is to be
sung at the Zane street NJ. r. church.
trained voices, and the orchestra. under
the direction OF Mrs. Harry &. Beam.
The following is Tho program.
Ove r. urc-Or ~tra.
Chorus-"Ahd Thou Bethlehem.
Recitatlvc and Aria. soprano Come Unto
Me"
Recitativc. lass Jesus said"
Arts CuntraltO-" Blessed Are They"
observation-disclosures. Unison.
chorus--My House is the House Of
Prayer.
Recitative-B Bass.
TriO-lst. End soprano Contralto Peace
| Leave With You
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RecItatiye-Contra Jesus Went to
the Mount OF Olives
Chorus-"And There Appeared Unto
Him"
Recitatiye Tenor-'And When lie Was
Aria-'Thcn the Captains and Officers
Of the Jews.
chorus-Father Forgive Them.
symphony orchestra.
Semi horus-'M oman's Voices. Now
From tn, sixth"
symphony orchestra
Recitatiye Bass And Behold the Vail Of
the Temple"
semi chorus-W oman's voices - Now
When tho Centurian.
Choral-"rruly This rs the Son OF God.
Aria--Bass And When the sabbath Had
Come
Chorus nison.
Reciustive-''Ye seek Jesus OF Naz-
arcth"
Chorus-'He is Risen"
kccltatlve soprano When Fled the
Disciples.
Recitatiyo Controlto--Aud Mary Mag
u-ltnt.'
semi horus-- Mems voices. "yeter Then
Went Forth
Chorus Unison For as Yet They Knew
Not the scriptures
RecltatiN" ana aria Contraltp. They
Have Taken Away Ny Lord"
Chorus Ascend Unto My Father
R-citatvc-S soprano. Then the same
Day al Even
Arts soprano -Pcac. BE INTO Is"
Aria -"Th,n the Disciple Went Away
Choru--'W Worthy is tho Lamb
Tn" personnel OF the choir follows:
Soprano--Mi-s.s Ircn. B.Iyllls. Ger,
trudc kcmple. Viola Ambrose. Mariori.
hlodg.tt. Mary TarncH. stella Baltz
MIS-. Illom. lNay Tor. Clark. Beuyillc,
I Robert haw. Beam.
Altos-Mi--"S Virginia Hachrnan. Mar
Esf't Wright. Marie krieCkhammcr
shane. Mrs. Anna Marsh. Ellen Lewis
Lukehart. Martf
Tenor-Mr. Alec Rivers. WIN Jones
Chester shane. Joel Blake. stephen
taug hten. Chas. N'uman and ~ g.
Beam.
Bsss-Messrs a.. y PeIIcy. VIRGIL
Baker. Chas, Runaway. 4. X Brake AlVa
LOWS. Mr.. MARBLE. AFR. Chas. Spohn.
First Nloln-frduces Erovcrman
second VIOLIN rank job
f4caln-Mr Eugene EuhsrtrhaR
Cornell. H. MrNauu
trgau..AlT tlair, 1ftuEhttn
Choir L,sd'r--Mrs Harry G.. Beam.
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ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM AT
VANCE MEMORIAL CHURCH

Musical programs 81 extraordinary
interest have been prepared for t.ndI-
ton IN Vance Memorial church E1~t.r
sunday. where tho well known quartet
choir Of IN" church viii render e. pro-
gram or Easter music. ~ NIGHT the
service viii b' ~ the ..Iur, of sac
cred concert. az which time not only the
regular choir. but two visiting must
clans. Will assist. They AFRO Mrs las
Ter Baum. soprano. and Mr. Lawrence
Summers. violin Tho choir ts composed
= Airs Elsu Guudliug Buru. soprano.
Mr. Ncll Thompson Dill contralfo. Mr..
robert Williams. bHeso. and AIR Phtt
MaFuir, tenor Mrs. blanche. McClel-
Ian Robinson is orEtuief and direct
f"ss. Following ia the program.
Morning Service. DO u. u.
organ ir"Iud" Fanfare. .... .T.'mmous
Nnthem-Avake To-. Ny Gior, manu- ''".'
Gloria '''''y
Hymn
soprano sg'a-t Know That Aiy RE-
dremsr II.rfH. UtrBrf
Mr. Ei-, Gurdi.nr puga. ANU
organ rosuuds.. March ~ u Major.
E,,ninF worship. go ''''''''''
PROUD organ and Violin Agnus
Nrs uab.u-.u.Nrr summer. pamela
Anih'r The resurrection ...... Costa
hymn
Anthem pay of crr.t..... bartlett
ohurafn Mr.. plra
violin Mt Summers
BASS ans Tenor Duct tn Easter
Mr. N,rir,.Mr Wilma '''''''
'r'h'- TIC. Lord BE- rie.r Sullivan
"H'rfairs Violin Solo Meditation
ur s.um.-. N''''"''
'nr-r7f. Sod. Angel. rnu t. Rock
Wr ur violin NJ ..,., Mario
Quart. Legend .... TarhHtt.wafy
|H'' b .H..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
TIN PLATE RECORD FIGURES
Heavy Tonnages Being Sold at IS Per
loo-Lb Boz; Steel Prices Harden

PITTSBURGH. april Maker o.
tin plate iu tho Pittsburgh utstrfCt a-e
selling rather heavy tpuuaEs- al s. U'r
IOu-lb. box. Pittsburgh. which 81 the
highest figure on record.
Prices OF finished steel products COM
tiuue TO harden while no formal al
.Vanrss have been made recently. 10 BE-
Increasingly difficult to obtain pro-
ducts az prev aIlinE quotations.
A heavy buying movement or sweet
making grades 81 pig iron 81 approach
ing several prominent manufacturer
win participate In the movement
Prices Of billcts and sheet bars APP
pear to De hardening All Tho time and
.it is regarded as not unlikely that The
appear
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rgg. g.. LI-uIf.N fu f.. fuf.IIIr.p-er
FNlHNONT W Va Ami IN
IhnWsa HtHud. AGED ~ teara Il real
don't ~ Nonongah was killed Instantly
today hy falling slate n tho TIr,a
1f The Con soiidlfed Coal Coupsn, IL
was unmarried
VI li'Hnd wac native ~ Ireland
and formerly lived in rIartahurr rr.
body viii hn taken there MONDAY f,r
nf'rmrn' Services viii D. hold LII
fh' church of fhr fmmfruIaf, f1rr.r,
'nu no d. O'Clock ST. INLAND rsaids1
WIN lI. brother John Hvland. at No
uuuErh
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40.6 Per Cent. Increase
In Fridays CIearings
Total for the Day s42s. 77e.i2. Compared
with s3o3,74l.74 for Same
Day Last Year.

Fridays Wheeling banking clearings
showed a nne Increase over the same
..a.lz. compared with ssp3.7f1.74. an in
O.sse or Sl25.O3f.36, or eos per cent.
49, The clearings for the week ending
thursday. as reported 10 Rradstrcct'S by
Nanager Alex. Mitchell. OF the Wheeling
Sisaring House Association. were So
etffl5.Ss. compared with S2.O57-7i7.39.
an increase OF s766.s95.fg. or sos per
cent.
Hearings for April. to date. are SIS
fs1.3l6.52. compared with S5.111.G1g.Ot.
an increase OF s2.s65.ss5.fS. or 40 per
cent, as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

Harvey Hood. OF Bclisirc. who had his
right leg 50 severely crushed while al
Work In the Wheeling steel ana Iron
companNs plant. that amputation was
necessary. was successfully operated
upon at the North Wheeling hospital
Yesterday by Or ". a. Hartwig. 20
whose office the injured man MAS taken.
Mess complications develop Mr.. Hood
Will have "A speedy recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
MDvALE STEEL ORDNANCE
Munitions Contract worth Millions Re-
ported Pending with England
and France.

NEW PORK. April 21.-It was learned
yesterday that the Midvale Steel * ord
naRce Co. has impending a contract To
furnish Nickers. Ltd. OF London and
the Crcusot Works OF France. with for
gings for howitzcrs. shells and other
munitions. The contract Is TO run dur
ing the duration Of war and afterward
u could not be ascertained how much
money Is involved. but 20 was said thar
% would be IN the millions.
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BENWOOD
Special Easter Services.

Special services for Easter have been
prepared and will b. given in the Vari-
Gus churches or Benwood Masses will
church and in the evening ve-per sery-
ICES viii be held. At the Bsnwood Meth
edlst Episcopal church. Rev. q. V.
sampson viii deliver special sermon
TO the children at the morning Services
an Easter Program will he given by the
sunday school In connection with this
service In the 81. Matthews Lutheran
church special services with an inter-
sstng program by the sunday school
has been prepared.
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saul

Earth" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. saul
Mr.. Meek and the Quartette.
Mr.. Wells. Mrs. Meek. Mis- smith and
Mr.. Gcbhard.
Anthem-.N Why Seek Ne the Living
Among the Dead. ......... Gribel
The Choir.
Offertory-'J Jerusalem" The Orchestra
soprano Solo-"rhe Resurrection"
-....... ...... .....-... Shelley
Miss Harris.
Hymn l19-"Crown Him With Many
Crowns"
The story OF the Passion. death and re-
surrecuon of Jesus illustrated b. stere-
opticon views.
Anthcm-"Nictory' ........... Shelley
The Choir
4 'NAANi' selected
The organ and the Orchestra
MT Edward 4. Meek. choir master.
Mrs. George W. Ernce, organist.
AIR. David Daniels. orchestra condue-
! tor.
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~ oRsrnur rAsrrn

Dfn dairy lunch rnn mon Market street
wiz hr closed tomorrow from rrff
o. w This is a custom that ffI.
restaurant l1H followed Tor aomc
NtrI.
Tho government of India win OIL,
fond re wireless. system until ever,
army post nas a .'auou n charge OF
a trained officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
Events Next Week.

Socially. Benwood will be busy next
week. In the resumption OF festivities
following the l.snten season. The frst
day when the White Lily Social club
viii entertain with dance. ON Tues
aay evening military bah will be given
by the Uniform Rams 81 the huiEhtS OF
fythias and on Friday the I,dV Mae
cabees Will resume their social afraIrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

NEW YORK. Aril 2l.- Brsdstrccts to
morrow will say.
= lOod tide aspects Characterize de-
nhnd with supvrahunduut activity
stamping most movements IN manufac-
turing dud mercantile lines. Will. th.
NOR" serious turn In our International
political relations tends TO cause con-
Germ ana some Of the lowest prices Bf
the year ~ stock market prices. effects
M other directions thus far have been
almost entirely negligible. \ Few other
cross currents are Ni-ibl. here aud there.
conspicuous 900 this respect being cas-.
iu southern pig iron. lower prices for
coke. dgferrlug Of building projects he
'aI~" OF Extraordinarily high gtlutatlau-.
iii'EN iafitN iu northwestern retail trade.
ui' entirely Co weather. however. some
-asEihg IN raw sin and silk and tn.
continued restless Httif ude Of labor bur
beyond every thing is tho strong fact
that ih' country producing units are
SOLD up, ami. Therefore. 10 iS quite. ur..-
l'-S O" place order for anything like
Sf.5s. .st.. 900
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Council Tuesday.

The second session % fthc year FOR the
newly elected council viii be- held Tues
day evening. and number OF matterr
yet To be announced will make IL a
busy session. The new body has planned
a number OF new improvements which
VIII be discussed and possibly acted
upon. The finance committee. ~ which
Fred Olson l. caimrhan. will hold its
session Monday night.
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Announees candidaox.

george Adelburg~r. a resident Of Ben
wood Tor 70 years. has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ZION Tor justice OF the peace OF Union
district Mr.. Adeiburrer was al one
tine a councilman and had most sue