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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
KNOW YOUR BOOSTERS

YOU should know who the boost
ers of your town are. You not only
should know them, but you should be
working with them. You should be
member of the Order of Persistent
Prosperity Promoters. These men
will welcome you gladly to their ranks.
TLey need your help. Your co-opera-
tion, and the cooperation of neigh
bors whom you can interest, will
mean increased business for your
town-increased wealth in the comm
unity in which you live. Your CO.
operation will mean better homes,
better churches, schools, libraries,
clubs, lodges; better streets in town
and better roads leading into town:
it means more money in home banks;
it will mean better land values; it
will mean better home market, it
will mean more employment for home
people, better wages, better stores
and better prices; it will mean great
er prosperity TO the farmer, the mer-
chant, the banker, the professional
man, the manufacturer, the me-
chanic, the laborer. Corporation will
mean happier homes and more con-
tented people. Cooperate. Get ac-
quainted with your neighbor. You
might like him. If you live in the
country, you should be well acquaint-
ed with every farmer in your neigh
borhood. Here in town, you not only
should know each business and pro-
fessional man by sight, but you
should be able to call each man by
name when you meet him and you
should count him as your friend.
You should not only be on buying
and trading terms wibh1tne men of
your town, but you should be so we'll
acquainted with these men that you
will feel perfectly free to visit their
places of business, at any time, to
talk over community matters-to
talk over affairs of interest to you
and of interest to your town. Take
pencil and write down the name of
every local firm you can think of.
Put yourself to the test. See just
how many of your business neighbors
you really know. Copyright, 1916.)
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
MERRY CHRISTMAS

L wish you a Very bright and merry
Christmas and a peaceful, healthy
and happy life and Gods protection
and blessings on all your ways. Be
prosperous, joyous and deligent on
every day. Oh rejoice ye, all and be
glad, then, as in this night is born.
to US the redeemer and Savior of all
mankind to release US from our bond
age and set US free. By making sac
ritice to God in our behalf, to cancel
our faults and to apeace the justice
of God. Whose sincere desire is that,
all men be safe. On let US well con-
slider the love of God towards US, let
US pay love for love and Craze in His
pasture until the day we are called
to eternal bliss l hope that Santa
Clause will remember you well this
day, but not with paddle or whip as
that might hurt, but something that
is agreeable to your likening.
PETER MoNDLoCH.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
MARKET REPORT


Der 10, 1916. Middle class beef cat
tie made up the bulk of $4,000 cattle
received today, and the market was
Barely steady. Hog supply reached
%, 1000, market steady to lower,
light weight ten lower at the close,
top S1O.25. Sheep and lambs fell
short of the estimate, 5000 arriving,
market shade lower, lambs Sl2. 20,
yearlings s11.35.
Beef Cattle-The day OF the $500
steer is past for the time being.
Short fed steers sell at So so to S10.25,
and generally show good profit.
Owners are sending cattle TO market
pretty fast, as feeding weather has
been good so far, and spell of real
winter would stop gains, but not feed
bills Middle class steers are going
to sell high all winter. also cows and
Gamers for immense army contracts
have to be filed, and the visible sup
ply of cattle is short. Cows sell up
to 80 90 or better, Gamers s5-25 to
S. rs, bulls SIS. Is TO 81, veal calves SO
S11.
Stockers and Feeders-The market
eased off a little today on all except
good feeders, which are in fair de-
mand, being helped by the strong
| market for fed cattle. Feeders range
from S7.25 to So. SO, according to flesh.
Stock cattle sell at S6 to S7.75, but
NAV be bought little lower today
than yesterday, there being . fair
sized accumulation in the yards.
Stock cows and heifers sell at $500
| to $780,. =
T. Packer4demand is very strong. and
prime heavy hogs are holding up well,
| top today 80 25, same as top yester-
day, and also same as top hogs in
Chicago today and yesterday. Med
ium weights were sometimes 3 lower,
and light hogs sold off 10 cents on the
late market, top medium weights
$40. 20, lights $40, bulk of sales SO 70
to S1O.15. December 1915 was the
biggest month in hog inspection the
Bureau of Animal Industry ever had,
but December this year is already
225, 900 hogs ahead of same days in
December last year at the five lead
| ing markets. Prices are being well
maintained, around $50 above the
level of December last year, indicat-
| ing the good outlet for pork and pro-
duct, and suggesting that it would
| require complete upset of existing
conditions to hurt the hog market
very much.
Sheep and Lambs-Sellers had to
take off 25 cents on lambs this week,
best today S12.7 10, all the good ones
S12. SO and upwards, short fed lambs
S11.75 to s12.25 Sheep and yearlings
are steady with last week, yearlings
today at S11.35, wethers yesterday
SO. so, best ewes worth So so to 49, 90
short fed ewes 81 to $3.50. Big pro
fits to feeders SO far help the market
for feeding lambs of which there ha:
been liberal supply this week, sale:
mostly at S1I 25 to 11.50, weights 81
to 81 lbs few 81 and "a lbs.
J. A. RICKART,
Market Correspondent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
Dictagrams

And the william still pursued her
Nutherboil
Cast no bread upon the waters.
You can't afford it.
Swear off at leasure. You can't
repent any old time.
We are more or less "nutty" about
Christmas time. Do you pronounce
it sspeekann'' or "peekonns" U. B.
Webster favors the former.
The Bugyille Bingle will be in it
no longer. John Merriam has bought
newspaper.
Any girl becomes an old maid Just
as soon as some envious female says
''she's no spring chicken
This uplift movement is all right,
except in the h. C. of |.
The newspapers say that the Credit
sisters broke up a crap game and
brother from wasting his money. 1t
appears to have been quite credita-
BILE affair.
Old King Koal is a greedy old soul,
a greedy old soul is he; he calls for
his pipe and he calls for his bowl,
and for ten good bucks per t.
According to the papers Senator
Reed of Missouri, said in the senate
the other day that there are more
drunkards to the square inch in Kan
sas than any other place in the union.
If correctly reported the senator is a
liar, and he probably knows it. Even
if his statement were true, the dis
graceful fact is that SO per cent of
Kansas drunkenness pays tribute to
the whisky men of brewery-ridden
Missouri. 1t is small credit to any man
| to represent such a constituency in
the senate of the United States. and
little credit even to such a state to be
represented by man who will make
such statements as the one contrib
uled to Senator Reed.
! No, Senator Reed is not Republi
can. Yes, Missouri voted for Wilson
and against prohibition. But then
keep the brakes on. Old Missouri
will reverse herself some fine day.
As the days begin to lengthen, this
cold begins to strengthen, on the av
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
Study Food Values

Food provided for the family table de-
serves the careful thought of every house
wife. Do you thought when buying
baking powder?
The quality of cake, biscuits and all
quickly raised -four foods depends largely
upon the kind of baking powder used.
Royal Baking Powder is made from
cream of tartar derived from grapes. 1t is
absolutely pure and has proved its excel
lence for making food of finest quality and
wholesomeness for generations.
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER GO.
New York
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

Below zero.
We are having the coldest weather
since January, 1912 There is about
three inches of light snow on the
ground.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23
Weather Report

Maximum and minimum tempera-
ture according to the government
thermometer at wa-Keeney for the
week ending wednesday noon.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

Wanted have a customer for a
quarter of land as near Wa-Keeney
as possible. What have you to offera
w. FL. Swiggett.-Adv AZ
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

For Sale-Modern seven room house
and three lots. Inquire at this office.
ADV AZ
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

Bring in your hogs, Tuesday, Dec
ember 2StL. Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

No, Senator Reed is not Republi-
can. Yes, Missouri voted for Wilson
and against prohibition. But then,
keep the brakes on. Old Missouri
will reverse herself some fine day
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-23

AS the days begin to lengthen, the
cold begins TO strengthen, on the av-
erage. Now watch it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
MADAM
ns and is In splendid shape for the
Bellaire Briefs.

heAAa1re br1efs.
Born. 90 Mr.. and Mss. Andrew Thomas
OF Noble street. a baby girl.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. D.. Abrams. OF In.
annapolis. Ind. are guests OF her sis
sfr AIRS John Hopkins. Of Forty
F. Z. Workman has returned from a
VISIT with friends at st. Clairsville.
Mrs Charles Ball and son. OF Barnes
vile. are guests Of Mrs. Ira Vail, OF
Sol Frank. OF Cleveland. is visi,ine
ms sister. Mrs. Sylvan Blum. on Hsrri-
Mrs. Frank Myers and son. Of St.
,~ItlrsLllle. were guests Of friends here.
George Trissler has returned to his
nome in Columbus. after a few days
VISIT with friends In the city.
Mrs Bert Francis. Of UntOn street.
u 4hle 10 be OUT. after an illness.
Theodore Mcllott. Of Glencoe, was a
visitor IN the city. yesterday.
Nlrs }. = Holloway and children are
spending a few dgys with Bollafre reIa-
, uves and friends.
Noble Ault. OF Glencoe. was a visitor
IN the city yesterday.
George Abersold. OF Leechburg. Pa.
IS spendins a few days with relatives
REV. Father Burke. % Washington.
preached an Interesting sermon last
evening IN 81. Johns church.
.'orrespondencc Day" viii be OBJ
served 20 the BeIluire schools to-day
Mrs O. T.. Malin has gone TO Younaa-
Town Tor a visit with her parents.
- Jasper MORGAN, 81 EavenRwood "
Va. "a former Bellaire man, Is spending
a rev days with friend IN the CITY.
\ lively campaign is being conducted
n the city in the interest OF the road
bond issue. W. 'N
Herbert NcNey. Of Thirty-sixth street.
has returned from a visit with friends
a. Cleveland.
The Federation 81 Mems Bible classes
or this city D. waElng "a camnaIgn Ia
nave every man IN tho city attend the
.frNice a. some church Easter Sun
Hon Charles NJ HogE. Of Cadlz. f.
spending "a Few days In the city.
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C0LERAIN

t'LERNtN o April co. MONDAY
aII'run.n uf bis home Hf .|OIeraIn. ul.
'lffti the death ur William Sunday. ono
~ the oldest residents IN ,ai.rsfr art.-
o. InErrIue iun.s 70 .ourfIg. H., ,
diseases Dc wac "- s..rs nfI 100
suffers rIrtINr H.u M.a TItrahafh
n on salem o. and Ni.a Nara-
mono FUNERAL services
p Trri. meeting house ana IaIH f, r~.f
.' .. Ffi'ria -rmrfsrE IF 'HI.rain
quite h number IrUm I.Iarn|r wrrf
NHr He lerrF fonda evening
.' "1N ordained which
r'frr ' ffr I.rFhFtar.an church.
a"N wac a frn service
ol.raIn township school wui b. out
Mr ard Mrs o 81 pset ~ rf.s.,,.
Cd. "er. callers iu oai'-aIn We'd
ar. o.. e. steer. OFF u-rrIa,u. 90.
th rufef ~ Nre vs. " Vail naHirfsv.
Mr' Poster Uur1y and faurht.r ~
hi'adc'rhit is visitirr at fho
M- Martha Wiley who fsa boon -.r.
if home f.r fHr past month.
i7 Ih.. FL. Dol .ut afaIn
I.'. 'HIr nf fIffsh.rrI preached
s,rm"nF sunIa, Hf che
M t' H m Hui H r
N IIrI sIm uf Wtre usa
NO '.e parents &c. and fNs
H. lan. N,leurhia va, , ta.irss.
Mr 81 I Martin rrarf rru..., o.,
h'r pHr'nfa Nr HuI Mrs
Wa 50 Ntsr,u e,. .u.,. s,
OF ni. Friday iu WhesIIns
sol rIa. Virhers ts ,.rrs oil, r.
n7 rarents VT AMI NE q n
u. u..aIse w,..ss. ., COLI. r,..
'..i 'rr frHm Co'crsIn SCHOOL
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average 81 per cent. and az tho eroili-r
az Barton. SaturdHh. she received qs nor
cont. which entities her Co spell az ISL.
'IairSNill" H'r many friends wish her
many cuurratuIuUDus
Miss Helen ShtrS,y. OF Mount Bc
,~hantal. D. spending her vacation with
her parents ar. and Mrs Albert Shar
Mrs Rachel Naule has returned horne
aitcr e. visit az FLUSHING. o.
Sir. and Mrs. Frank stnrluUk and SON
81 HefrisNllIs attended The fu-
neral 20 tho late william Euudv.
'nI'rHlu tow nshiu school teachers mo.
ai i.1rton wednesday tr m th,Ir
scholars.
AR. D. g. EIrzv was "a bueirree raft.-
in Barton SATURDAY.
Nj Vt 90 SIu' wua calling ON friends
In Mh'sI.rE SATURDAY
Miss M,Gr.w. ~ Sow Afr.r- v,- U.-
quest ot Ar and Mrs J. o. Beck Sl1-
Mr. Charles Lash was Of tho bedside
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MArtins rerrr Hr.t.

iRF 'nlmrr. who i4 re ndIr~ school
Or columbus. arrived home tVodnaatav
parents
he W0man'H Moose Circle will install
nfflrera ~ fhair meeting o. be- hold ~
INC Moose ball this evening
Margaret I'1rreU. who affsrff.~
f0'""I 20 Afhrns. returned home I..f
.rE fr visit her parents
MICS NINgn. second grade teacher 4I
DE- being taken hH Sire. Drank r4rrI.rrt
oscar W Patterson. o. pleasant gr..
fN' city yesterday calling lr
.-1f moro cases ~ mes-,.-
rer'r'rf o. tfe health department &c..
Mr. George Murphy returned o.. I.r
vi9ff uifh local friends
.|H ErHfHrHH| order ~ I4rIr. ..
RI regular weekly maafirr fr f.
fNI nn Fiffr street This evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

" cases We're settled and disufsscd
lhc pockets OF Belmont county
common pleas court. to-day 49,, r'g
- hch Inc first case was that OF nm
~ against the PittsburEb a
Tor trial before Judge WorI.V ~ -,
LAY me case was settled and dismiss
81 az the costs or the plaintiff Tbe
t'tihs or the settlement were n5t riv.1
our. Francis q kchrer were the sftnr-
49, ior the plaintiff. While Spriges a
H4,N"Hbs represented the Defendant
VI" Thc case was a suit for dam
aEss Tor personal Injuries.
n second case disposed Of was that
MiA "rmutt against the Lorafn
at's Tor personal injuries m. my
Va waved In tho oase and Il was SUI
United 20 the court TN. r,,,rt
nearing the case. found in f.v0r 81 49,
ilalhllil ln the sum OF $3.50. for WHOA
tle n was allowed judgment
raw and Iallman We're the attornavs
TOT the plaintiff. while Kcnnon ana *,
non represented the defendant compsry
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Good Friday Services.

Good Friday will be observed at Trim
lty Episcopal church today. There viii
be- a three hours devotional service con-
Quoted by the rector. Rev. l.. T.. Jones.
who viii deliver medItstions on IN. last
seven words Of jesus Christ ON the
cross.
The services viii begin promptly a.
noon and last until Q o'clock. Those
Wishing 20 attend. and finding IL impos-
sihle To- remain throughout the three
hours may - when they car and leave
tshtn necessary. 4 special phamplet
has been prepared and printed. which
viii enable those who attend 90 observe
inc service with ease. The children 5
vested choir viii sins. and an invitation
solemn service
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Farm 10 rable- Mov,m.n,

master ~Blackford yesterday re-
!"cal farmers who deal In egeS buttc-
lp"ilry and fruit 10 send their names ~
postmaster so that he could send
punished and distributed 10 The Pt,te-
Duish Since the parcel n,st
syHlrul has been pat into erect farmers
- Always lind = ready sale for fbef.
products. The farm 20 tabIe ,no,..
nelnb conducted by the office OF Ma
hets ana Rural Organization OF me n
pSrtmeut or
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urfheneInn. in n series ~ r'enIIf l.ffs ,
lf'i1 OFT over tHe country mofHers cell al ff.
rfrt he'r "NUthsrs TrcrI" vas o. tf--
m1nfmnfHers trI thr wonderful story
I' own dIIriicra about in enter fh.
State m matErrhanf Get a Hffi. 81 la ~
q lrcnd- tnf1y ~ your nearest frrrf.f
i1's splendid help with your uFu hand
I hr lnur own m'nf Dor n free b..t
pr ~INi.fe.' Hui importance fu all mothers
quo NrlltcId Regulator Co.. coo lamar
iHr Nf|ruf4. 90. % relates 49, Meet
~ffpeucnrrs ri many happy mnthers. 10 tells
ufnf th.uw thHf 30 v0sen should D. ~
r wfH, Do Del 90 ou.r e. rude Al -
on fhNoH Mric Cor uB 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

Harvey Good N VOL Tw.rt. ~,
stIeet this city. met with 4 depiorabIe
ssel9ent at tho plant Of the Wh.eiing
ae. snd Iron company at BsnwGoi
tua morning Good was w0rkInr
~ me .dlnky' and was thrown 10 ne
trscHs ne wheels OF the engine Grind
Was rushed 10 the oTire ~ H. "a
nafiNiE where i9 was found mat ANN
a'lyh was nfccssary. lie was rrm0ted
70 me Norm WhreIInE ho.nItaI
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Celehrate Annivsrrarv.

Lodge. No 1875. J. -. -. J.. and their
families will celebrate the niuety-seN-
NTH anniversary OF their odd Fellow
ship In their lodge rooms on Main street
Thursday evening. April - \ fine
program has been arranged Tor the oc-
ctston. including an address 90 be Civ
en- by Rev. l.. :. RIOS. OF the Main street
NJ T.. church. Delicious refreshments
VIII be served an ia good social time
.ls looked forward Co..
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.e aehale between tho Iafiairr and
M"fLn5 very zig school team. vim
sg otitf Aho Flnrhrrg UrIsn Iu.n.
aen narl'a WaEmau vIU handle fr.
nc Martins Ferry ~neE4fi,. fssr
~ fetfa FuEa Esther ZslrrIrs
.iin hhIru AuIf uII ~ fD vartt,.
70 debate vifh the anlrraf. s r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

OF his wife AZ the Ohio Valley General
hospital Saturday
Miss Norma Efrka was urh..t--
shopper saturday
Nif. william Parker ana family ~
~. hi were calling az Coieraiu Sundoy
Mrs susan Thomas has returned hone
Ihla. I" A"ii"uel-
ny. j. J. simpson wa~ businee.
caller at lansing Saturday.
Miss Hazel Fulton wa. cafter Al,
Barton saturday. IN
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AiIshFcnents have been completed by
laILy 70 ne held IN the Commercial ciuh
Ioonls Saturday afternoon by the IA
h. MA society or Epwpdth park A
ierge number or Invitations bsve 49,
..sued Scwing and a variety OF d-
VERSIONS Will be provided and a L.rcb-
con Will be served. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
BRIDGEPORT
Adoiph Carpenter Dies.

estcr1aF morning al the North
Wheeling hospital. occurrcd nm. aesfh
o. Ado4ph Carpenter. who until a Few
wees ago was the popular clerk In the
seIby a Reed pharmacy on Lincoln ave-
nue.. ar. Carpehter haS been IN for tho
past several weeks from uraemic pois-
cnlng ana Tor the past several lays his
condition has been critical
The deceased was 80 years Of axe and
on4y last year vas married 10 a Miss
collins. Of Bellsire. The remains Mere
tehloNed 10 the Adolph morgue where
they were prepared for burial after
which they were removed To the HON.
OF Miss T. h. Mcdonnell in Wheeling
Funeral services will be held from
the Mcdonnell home this morning al )
O CLOCK. after which the remains will be
taken 10 Coshocton. his former home.
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Special Services opeu.a-

Special Holy Week services openea
Ss.oIaay morning In st. Mary's Catholic
sunday morning. The church has bs.n
De1uiltully decorated FOR tho occasiDD
eN'r three wagon loads Of flowers beius-
y. tno SItureh. The services are
IN eharge OF Rev. Father c. A. NuIbearr
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Held Repular Mastinr.

The city board OF education held its
regular meeting last night in the Of
nee OF superintendent j. \ Jackson
J ianS tor rempdenug Tho central school
BUILDING We're considered. In addition
the board completed tho arrangement
June I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
GAINESVILLE, 0

BARN$ ESNTLLE. o.. AprIl 90
Word was received here this week % tho
death OF Mr.. Robert Beatty. who pass
ed away at IN, home 81 his brother,
Forest Beatty. OF INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Mr..
Mrs. Beatty formerly made their
with her brother. Milton Ford.
OF this place until the death of Mrs
Beatty occurred. when hs left TO make
his home with his brother. Hc Is we'll
known here. Funeral services were
held Wednesday evening and the Re-
mains were taken to Pittsburgh for
burial.
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AMENDMENTS UNSUCCESSFUL

WASHINGTON. April 20. - T-nsuc.
''ssiul Efforts were made in the son.
que today 10 amend the ShackIeford.
h'hNhead good roads bill 40 that Is
p'I cent instead Of the cost, of roads
p he built under the bin would be
borne by the federal government
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Suspended s-entenn.

Ked Lang. a well known Character
ao9ut me city. was up before Afayor
I.SIston yesterday morning on a char
e'aoIutrly conduct. In order to give
slhl one more chance he was given a "a
aHys sentence 20 the ZanesviIle yvcrt-
mouse, but later 81 was suspended
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Two trunks who were arfcstef We'd
given a hearing before Nfat.r poi.t.,
Yesterday morning and wore ordered o..
Work On the streets. The mon wee 20
.n'' placed az work and this plan viI
b. carried out Boz and paeea 49,
Offenders are unable 20 pay their fine.
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ke-sler OF Cleveland. Is the
guest OF local friends Tor a feU dav '
lar nan OF Lincoln avenue. Is recoy.
throat. vi ms
1 y wrench OF Pittsburgh. was a
S"StneSS visitor IN this city yesterday
visiting friends in NicholaSViiIc * -
FRANK Robert, Mayor Herman Scbafcr
= foN. Lawrence HeinIein and cha.
NelSand attended the opening OF fbc
day. iSh yestcr-
j. Lewis Of Kirkwood. viii ncyo
week. '"H coming
MES Marion Hamilton. or Canton. n
N.sI'ihs friends IN this city for a 10 I.
any Items OF interest Tor this manor
an % leit at RoSertshaws CONNECTION.
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Io-aay VIII be closing day In An or
the township schooS and In MANY IN
stanSes 4ttractiNe programs will be- rem
earlier this year than usual. During frc
Vacations a number or repairs viii r..
maze 10 the various school buildings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Give Entertainment.

10" Jimmy FTHdes " m" local
~cnools sili give an entertainment M
VIII "a the last OF "a series Of enter
tHluments given by the pupils this sea-
SON. The entertainments were given
for tho purpose OF buying "a victroIa and
records for the schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Holy Communion

Preparatory services were held in 81
Jonns Lutheran church last evening r..
.l-ls N~.HlIluhlon, which viii b. OBJ
services which viii be In charge ~ ne.
frederick Frank. will start al s o'ci9cr
an. no doubt n large crowd will be pros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

Several mines in this vicinity wer.
liIe yg'i'rdny az the miners ceIshrst.B
tt' nA'.Ie OF Ludlow during tho C1Ior4G,
ffrlk" The aHy la not "a legal b1id.-
and ~ only celebrated by tho miner. fr.
dltlduaIIy. The biggest celebration vas
~'II'nFaIe where "A mass meeting WAS