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ELMER B. ADAMS.
Federal judge Coined the rhras~
'The Man Higher To-"

81. LOUIS. Cc;. q. Judge Elmer y.
Adams Of III" United S.utss Circuit
court Of Appeals died here tc-nisht NJ
paralysis al tho az" ~ -. lie was
O. !chea at his simmer home N Wood
.tuck. W. ana brcugnt to -. Louis
laY Thursdny.
A''aiuous phrase used by lie lAucri-
GOV; public. the man h'gher or," Was
coined ny Judge AcamS IA 1908. vher
u" was charging Ia jury 10 Investigate
naturalization frauds. Took not for
~, li''," man, who l.. made a tool, Su,
for the ma. higher up" he said.
.'udge Adams was appointed tnited
States District Judge IN ST. Louis in
1895 and promoted to the Appeals Court
il 1905. He presided In 81. Louis. Pos
.,ess sor o. large private income. Judge
Adams was said to have been the riches,
y, derai Judge In the United States.
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OBITUARY..
RANDALL sPAULDING.
Fer Thirty.eight Years ssperintea.
dent Of Msmtciasr Schools.

MoNrcLArn. y. j.. oct. 2<.--.fiandall Il
Spaulding. superintendent OF the Mont
clair public schools for thirty -eight years.
d'cd to-day at his home. 21S Claremont
avenue. from hardening Of the arteries.
Mr.. Spaulding voluntarily rendered his
resignation as school superintendent OH
January 2, 1919.
lie was a graduate Of Yale in .hc class
OF 1870. His first educational work wa
done In Rockville. Conn. where he organ
lied the high school. Mr.. Spaulding was
born In Townsend. Mass. February ,,
1876. the son OF David and Lucy Clement
Spaulding. both Of old New England
families. Mr.. Spauldins Is survived by
his wife and one son. Raymond u.
Spaul,ling.
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ham Mllligan Of this city, and Clarkson
G. Hope. formerly Of Roselle. n. j., were
married this morning In the East JEFF
ferson Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Y. r. Fitcher. Tho bride was at
tended by Miss Zoe Gray. She was
given away by her uncle, II. Howard
Bingham. The best man was William
X. Meier of this city, who was a college
mate Of the bridegroom at Cornell. An
informal reception followed in the new
home Of the b"L" and bridegroom. Mr..
Hope. who IL "a son of William e. Hope,
general passenger agent Of the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad Is assistant SER
vice manager of Scripps Booth
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WI1lia m Ward.

William Ward. former chief CLERK OF
the cade. records of thc West Point
Military Academy, died yesterday ~ the
hp,nc Of his daughter Mrs. Jay l.. Hop
k'is. l'VS Beverly Osd. BroOklyn. lie
..cld his position at West Point, sixty
;wo years. succeeding his father, Bryan
Ward, Ia 1850 and retiring IL isi2. lie
le.ve, Two sons and two daughters. y
brother Brig. -ien. Thomas Ward, L. :.
A.. retired 80 Rochester. also survives
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walter T.. DOre M as.

MoHTCrArp, n. j., Oct. 24--Walter l..
Dvremus. VINO was proprietor Of the
DOremIs store started In 1911 by Peter
Dogcmus. his grandfather. died Today A.
MS home. s, North Fullerton svenu,
from stomach trouble. AIR. Doremus
vas u member o, IN. board OF trustees
Of the Central Presbyterian Church.
board Of managers OF the Montclair Saw
.nys Bank ard hoard OF directors of the
Montcla!r Building AID Loan Associa-
ton. His wife and tivc children survive
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DIED..

cHENEI Thomas ianydon Cheney of
sy1'i Manchester. Conn, In the thirty
seventh year OF h.s as, a; Colorado
Syringe, Colorado. O,toocr 90.
Services u, :he house In south Man
CHESTER. conn. at ESQ p. NJ. F;ida..
o,,obef Z. II is especially reauestec
thai 20 flowers be sent. Special Sal
10 south Manchester on train leaving
Gtaud central station. s:l5 4. NJ: re-
urn!rg due New York. $40 r. ~
noDGE--on OCTOBER 81, a. ;hs New York
Hospl,a. Joseph Edwin Dodge. he
loved husband % AGal!ue Harper Yer
nam. and sob OF :hc is:e Caroline
Melissa Hydc and David Stuir; Dolsc.
Fuuers' private.
5ANLiS.-on oe;ober %. a. uo:e. Ms-taa
Warrington, Frances Bacon iIsli!.'.
wtoN Of Rev, T"ln.s =. Nam'ln Of
Washington. ID. q, and mother o: FL
Der. r. and Frsneia Il, II1mi!n o: New
York City
sunsrsl tervicee. Washington. - g.. n.
church ot the Covenant, "wednesday
morning. u o'clock. Ir:srmen: private.
fJEIDsoN.-S,efan Kt.ldton. "a wears %
age husband OF Iaii,sG u. k.eloson.
sIdi.nly on October 30
puners' services at New York and New
Jersey Crsma:ory. North Bergen. y.
T., Wednesday. Octobe. 20, At 3:so
EoSARD.-ss-sh Louisa sullivan, wife
% n. Bishop OF Ohio. after = long Ill
ress at watkins Glen. y. Y, on Oc,o-
Der %, 1915.
ran.ra Wednesday afternoon. October
60 a. Trinity Cathedral. Cleveland,
Ohio
.IN'SGSToN.-A, ,he residence OF her
''.o. Mrs, a. p. Peli, Tuxedo Park, y.
V, sudd"n'y. on Monday evening, Oc,o-
h-r q. 'sls. Henrietta I'irlrs ILv!ng.
s'or, daughter Of the late Henry
Aexsnler and Frederica Chariot.
L'inss,on, Of Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
Vrr.rsl .Nryic"s will he h~la st the
Char.i ;: N. Collegiate rhureh OF 81.
N'eho,a' west Forty-eishth street,
Or Thursday. octobsr 20. at ii:<5. In.
torment a. Pouxhkeepsie, ". Y.
\'-cpDhR- ON Octob.r q. after . long M
ness, Emily
Funeral $50 p. NJ wednesday at 100
West Thirteenth street.
LINES On u.sday afternoon October
- i"is, az his home. The DAKOTA. I
"''' '.v.nty-s-cond street, N-r York
city. John Henry sslmes OF pneu-
r.ouia
Eins-s private. kindly om.. nowers.
HElp'NG Rosa Cooke.
sr'lrts the Funsra. Church, Broad way.
A'N'S sixth and sixty seventh Camp
o. Bu'ld!ug), Wednesday. 1880.
N'sp'e'S A"tors' Fund.
"Arlb'NG At Nontclair. y. j., on Tues
ca mornirE october q. 1916, Randall
'phA l.nS. IN his seventy second year.
'lh.ra, nsr,lr.s viii be held a, the First
q 'o0srsgs Iona church Nontc.s'r Y.
'- o. TnurYday afternoon q. $3.50
o''''~ Hartford and Boston papers
p'ase aopy
''H"h on Saturday, October Il, isi6.
an ". yoUrge daughter OF the
~ william srd sussnns W. Thorne
''hN'a' seryi - At Ner ls'e home. psven.
p''' range, New Rochelle, \. Y, on
"'1r-' ~. October :h 1915, at !,
go Carriages a. Sew Rochell.
'''on m srri,al Of the 1905 l. ~.
'"'7 from Grsnd C-n,rs! Depot
'hN'--lsm"s Henry. suddenly. a. his
nome a. Lawrence. J.. l.. on SUNDAY.
O"o1-r 22, 1915.
''''N'' ssrvIces az FIFTH 4 enue Pres
p'-Hsn Chapel. Fifty.hfth street and
'"'A e'omue. Wednesday, i2 O'Clock
"''" Ihtelment private.
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Halsey-Snedec0v.

MoNrcLArR, Oct. at.--Miss Patience
Fowler Snedecor, daughter of Mr., ana
Mrs. Abraham Snedecor Of Montclalr
avenue, and Donald Post Halsey of
Southa np'on, l.. l., were married to-
night in the home of the brides parents
by the Rev. DR.. Thomas Travis, pastor
Of Watching Avenue Congregational
Church. After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Haisey will live at East Orange
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stefan kjeldsen.

Stefan Kjeldscn, n wealthy automobile
dealer who was uemoer OF a company
manufa curing automobile bodies at
Sixty-seventh stree; anu West End ave-
nue., died yesterday. In 1907 he married
M,~. Goldie Mohr Wood. formerly In the
chorus at Weber & Fields. who was the
widow of Alan W. Wood OF Pittsburg.
Hc was born Ia Denmark ;h!rty-four
yeats ago
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Robert Lees.

rAreRsoN, y. j.. Oct, "a Robert Ices,
aged -. and ffty-;wo years resident
Of Paterson, died yesterday In ST. Jo-
sephs Hospital. lie wa horn In Old
ham. England. and soor after his arrival
in this city in 1864 became connected
with the Rogers locomotive works. He
retired several years ago, \ few weeks
ago Mr. and Mrs. Lees celebrated the
fftieth anniversary of their wedding.
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Credit Dse 70 AnseIm Goets,.

An unfortunate error In the report OF
.he frs, performance OF "Eulenspieg gel"
by tnc Russian Ballet at The Manhattan
opera House robbed the musical director
Of the credit due him. The conductor was
Anseln Goetzl,
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Durnett-Sc0tt. y

New ROCHELLE. Oct. 24.--Miss Ethel
Scott. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Scott. was married Tonight in her
home, Main street. Woodside Park. ~
Robert Spcr Burnett NJ Pelham Heights.
by the Ee,. Albert L. Tenney, rector
OF the Priory Church. Pelham Manor.
The attendants were Miss Helen scott.
sister OF the bride. and Harold burnett,
brother of the bridegroom.
The sun., 1916-10-25

Jonr Henry Seines, vice-president OF
the North River Savings Bank. died
yesterday a. his homo in the Dakota
apartments. West seventy second
street. Pneumonia was the cause OK tie
bankers death.
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2rNIeat
London


Men Of the finest taste in
dress prefer these coats at
$3.50 to $50 to any other
coats al any price.
There is something of the
thoroughbred in the mate
rial. the pattern, the color
ing, the cut Of a REDLEAF
coat. And in the service
it will last for years. always
retaining its distinctiveness
A new lot just i'll.
The sun., 1916-10-25

Hope-Millisan.
DETROIT, Oct. -. -. Miss Alice Inez
Milligan, daughter Of Mrs. Evelyn Bing-
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sh'IIIOC> ADvERTIsEMENTs
"CO.TO-CHURCH"
sunday, OCTOBER 20th,
invite Your Friends. Clubs,
and Other ORGANIZATIONS.

PERsONALs.
4 A., 'tr'iis.nent not aGceptabl.; p.ssse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
BUFFALO MAN HAD
fine EXPERIENCE
WELL KNOWN WASHINGTON ST
MAN RELATES HIS ExpE-
RlENCE WITH PLANT
JUICE

No new article OF the times has
created such a profound interest. es.
pecially in the larger cities, as has
The new herbal stomach remedy Plant
Juice. People in all walks Of life
have been attracted to 1.-THE states
man. professional man. financier. me
chanic. brakeman. society woman.
waitress. They have all tested IL and
permitted the use of.their names in
telling about It, II is a rare cornbi-
nation and its effect on the human
bN the thousands OF signed testimo-
mails daily pouring I'm from people in
All parts OF the United states. Nr.
N,eorge J. Fleiner. who lives at No.
'oS Washington street. Buffalo. y. Y.
was received in which ne stated.
had stomach trouble and indi-
Eestlon Tor some time NV food
would ferment I'm my stomach. caus.
ing gaS 10 form. and | was ALWAYS
more or less bloated. NV system
contained a great quantity of uric
acid which caused rheumatic pains
] had doctored for some time. but
nothing seemed 10 help me. read
IN me daily papers about Plant Juice
ana decided would try a bottle.
can now truthfully say for publication
that Plant Juice has cured me as !
have no trouble az all now in diPes,
ing my food. and my appetite is very
good. The uric acid has left my
system, and my general health Is
me. ! am very grateful for NV 70.
covery to health and I am recon.
mending Plant Juice TO all of my
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
UNANIMOUS CALL
IS EXTENDED To
REV. M'CREARy
BY OFFICERS AND coNGREoA
TON OF SECOND v. p.
LAST NIGHT
Will Be Here Friday And Saturday To
Prepare For Communion Ser
Viees-Good Meeting Last
Night

Members and officers OF the Second
United Presbyterian Church, in meet
ing last night. voted unanimously to
extend 10 Rev. Ira G.. McCrearv OF
Grecnyille, Pa. a call TO their church.
The official call was signed by the cid
erS. deacons. trustees and concrcga-
ton and was handed TO tho church sec
rotary 10 b. sent by him 20 the minis
ter al once.
Rev. McCreary viii BE- here Friday
and saturday OF this week. 70 preach
preparatory TO the communion ser
vices sunday He Is highly recon
mended 10 this church and il expected
to prove an able successor to- the for
mer pastor. Rev. J. II. Littel
The business meeting last night was
preiaced by sermon by Rev ". r.
Mccormick OF B'lldITe. q. lie took as
his text philippians second chapter.
the third and fourth verses. and used
as mis- theme, Where Jesus Walks"
large congregation greeted him. 4
special singing program was given by
the choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
A. H. HAM|LTON|S
NAMED RECEIVER
BUSINESS OF BURNS AND CHURCH
COMPANY NOW IN HIS HANDS.
Has Instructions to Sell Property And
Convert into Cash Within Thirty
Days.

Acting favorably on the petition OF
the Burns and Church Transfer Com
pany. Tor transfery h. etaoietaoietaoii,
uieman yesterday appointed Mr.. A
NJ. Hamilton. prominent business man.
10 That position. Mr. Hamilton filed
a bond OF $4,000 at once and took
charge OF the business. The court dir
ects the receiver TO sell all the proper.
" OF the company and convert IL into
cash and report TO him within thirty
days. II Is plainly the intention 10
settle up the business OF the firm and
dissolve the corporation.
Mr.. Hamilton. the receiver. Is the
renting agent for the Schmulbach
building and is also director in the
German Bank or Wheeling. which H.
named a creditor defendant. This
ElVes rise 10 a supposition that the
business will be taken over by new
corporation. Attorney Nelson c. Hub
bard appeared for number Of creditor
the plaintiffs. Frank NJ. Church and
George Peabody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

when 10000 persons turned out TO
near his Memorial Day address.
guess the spirit OF 1876 still
llves'' declared the governor Il was
iirst Informed these were 10 be exer-
cises by the city Of Elyria. Later |
was informed It was 10 be a Lorain
county affair. but did not think all
me people OF northern Ohio would
turn out. This Is wonderful specta-
Gle or patriotism and citizenship"
Governor Willis touched upon the
crisis with foreign countries. The
European conflict shows that the oni,.
SAFE policy Is 10 keep out of war" he
sald. II seems 10 me 10 Is I'D to this
country 10 be safe and PLAY no favor.
ties. was asked "A few days ago il
inought the time had come TO disre-
gard the policy Of Washington To
ABANDON that policy would be tho same
as burning up the Bible and substi.
tutinc the almanac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
JUDGE IRA E. ROBINSON
WILL BE In CITY TODAY
Us 70 Spend Some Time Here Before
Going TO MoundsVille for Ais
Address Tonight

Judge Ira r Robinson. OF Grafton,
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor. will arrive IN
Wheeling today TO spend few hours
before going 10 Moundsville. where ne
Will make an address at the court
house tonight
cut earnest campaign. and his worth
NJ man and public official Is meet
ina with appreciation wherever he
goes Quite a large crowd from this
city Will 20 10 Marshall county seat
Co hear him tonight lie Will speak
in the court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
SALOON ATTORNEY RESIGNS
AND WILL OPPOSE GOV. WILLIS
CINCINNATI MAN OUT FOR The
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR
Congressman Sherwood Will Also Be
Candidate For Renorinstion-
General News OF Ohio
Intelngencer Bureau.
Column bus. O.. MAY 81.

r. A. Mack OF Cincinnati. attorney
for the Ohio AntiSaloon League in
Cincinnati, today resigned and expects
TO become "A candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor. In "a
statement he charged that GOV. Willis
through his political affiliations in
Cincinnati Is connected with the worst
element in that city. Congressman l.
II. Sherwood OF Toledo "A Reform Dem
ocrat today announced he would again
be candidate. Some time ago he de
clared he would not run again because
he could not support President Viii
sons nnllcies-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
ROTARIANS NOMINATE
OFFICERS AT MEETING
Regular Feed and Business Session
was Held m Hotel Windsor
Last Night

A. a well attended meeting Of tho
Rotary club last night m the Hotel
Windsor. nominations for officers 10
DC voted upon next Tuesday evening
were made The members also voted
10 adopt the revised bylaws OF tho
club
Tho Day Nursery outing committee
reported progress. reporting that 20
mad tentatively closed FOR place for
IN" outing This year. although ITS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Two Were KilIed

TOLEDO. Two men on their wav 10
take part IN memorial DAY services In
Toledo were killed today when an
ONO Electric car struck TIE an.
tomobile IN which they we're rid.
ny near this city. The dead men are
Edward Ulrich. IS % Bucyrus 4 -Four.
teen year old son OF Zeigler. escaped
injury when the automobile was de-
mnIL-hnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

decision Is subject to change. While
the Rotarians were meeting in the
motel, three of their number Judge
James ". Ewing. ". H. Smith. and
". PAUL were speaking before the
81. James brotherhood In the support
Of county aid Tor hoenitals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

When you have bilious attack
your liver fails fo perform its func-
tons You become conetipsted Tho
food you cat fermcufs in your stomach
instead Of dlgoefing This inflarrrH
ftc sfouach and causes nausea. vomit.
Inr and a terrible headache Take
Chamberlain Tablets They viii
tone up your liver clean out your
'oWa'h and you viii soon b. as we'll
a. ever They only cost quarter.
Obfalnable everywhera Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Declines 10 Prosecute

The prosecuting attorney at Cincin-
natl has refused the request Of the
state liquor license commits sioners
that the grand jury investigate reports
Of the Illegal selling OF liquor and a
fight in a grove near that city. The
prosecutor says the case ought TO be
laid before "A magistrate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Youthful Burnlars

Chillicothe- Fred Miller Is. and
William Jardine Il. high school stu.
dents and sons Of prominent residents
We're caught last night attempting 10
burglarize the Chillicothe Hardware
store. The boys had fine Kit OF
IHolS which they made themselves and
after their arrest admitted "A ntfnhsr'
OF robberies which have recently bar.
Iled me police. owing 10 prominence
81 their parents the arrest has created
sensation. The boys have been
pound over 20 juvenile Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Struck BY Train

John Anderson, aged IS. a miner,
whose home Is in Vulcan. W. Va. was
struck by a Hooking Valley train on
a railroad bridge here today and
hurled so feet 10 the ground. No bones
were broken but IL is possible he has
internal injuries. He had come here
10 look for work. He was taken TO a
hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
MASTER PLUMBERS
viii Enjoy Social Session and Chicken
Dinner at Moraan's Hotel
SATURDAY.

Tho Master Plumbers Association
VIII give social session and chicken
dinner next Saturday az Morgan g
hotel. near West Alexander. and
there promises 20 be- some time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
WILSON ENDORSED.

HNl;lISEl no Pa, MAY evil
lam = Mclean. Ir. % wilkes Barre.
was elected chairman 90 tho Democrat
De- state committee Hf "a meeting OF tho
committee h'rc today. Ho succeeds
Roland s. Morris who was not a candi-
date for reelection.
k'-Diutiors were adopted endorsing
The H0miniffrffIun ~ President Wilson.
and urging hfs denomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Seriously Injured

While he was trying out a motorcy-
Gle which he intended purchasing
Thomas Austin. aged IS. was thrown
under a car when the machine skid
ded. One of his legs was so badly
crushed It had to be amputated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
TAKES NOTICEABLE HOP
Recapitulstion % Assessors Show,
Increase In Land Values In
Suburban Towns

lasf year is noted in fra report or
AeHessor IS 4 Harkny. who finished
h suburban work rrafrrda. While
Do ffe NOT been particularly noted
That Improvement wore made Ir
Err1' numbers. vcf rlanr.nr no tho
COMPUTATION ~ rho Assessor. ono
reaches Tho conclusion that Pike
roaI estate I4 advancing
Tho recapifuI1f0u shows f0- ffa
FrHr Tho following totals ir land
IL ----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Killed PLAYMATE

Mabel Ruth Settle. aged Is, OF
GAINESVILLE. was shot in the neck and
killed by Huland Maybe. aged s. while
the two were at play. The lad did not
know gun with which he was playing
was loaded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Child Drowned

Anthony Antignoli. aged 6, was
drowned In a lake at Akron. His play
mates saw him drown but were afraid
TO give the alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

one Of the features OF this meeting
+ that no candidates or travelling
salo.mon Will be- allowed 20 attend-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

william ". HcArue aud wife 20 Ed
ward J.. Wheat. lot 80 ON Island. COM
sidcratIun SO
M'tt'p FurhurH and wife Co James *
lurulH and wife. parcel of land. C4ld-
wells Run consideration $500.
John g.. Miller and wife fo Joseph
~"bUlt and Wife. parcel o. land IN St,.r-
rods addition. confederation $40
Merchant and Evans COMPANY 90
Globe Automatic sprinkler 90 parcel
't land in Nsrw God consideration Slu.
West virginia American NouSoI.uul
company tu Eva ". Duncan. gryhtS. 1854.
i'' section p and M .u section % con-
-Ia.rJflpu $500.
West virginia American Mtu-pIum 60.
iu Bessie foEle. crypt 100 In section
-5i. consideration $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

CINCINNATI During an alterca.
ton tonight. Mr-. Charles Nelson. u.
mot Benjamin + Waes. 80. proprietor
Of lunch stand behind the lcft ear.
nficting a wound which physicians al
me General Hospital say will probably
cause his death
Mrs Nelson was employed bv Waos
and she became angercd when Waes
informed the mother ~ Florence Hum.
phrey. : years old. that Mrs Nelson
had taken the young girl 10 a nearby
saloon garden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
COUNTY COURT

John r. Arbcuz qualifcd a. admins
traitor for the estate OF Emma WciSgcr-
Der. william 81. Reid as surety. bond
or 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Cot Bio Ovation

a remarkable demonstration was
given Governor F. b. Willis AZ Elyria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

d,'otions viii be- in charge OF tho
blessed Eirrius sodaIry. this eVc.
ninE closing their services for tho
season. A. ST. Nlphonsus church
mere VIII De masses 40 tyofhirL,
seven. MIN" and ten o'clock. and sol.
emn Vc~pofs IN tho afternoon None
~ me catholic schools will Doe in ses-
sion today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

CINCINNATI The United German
singers are meeting here. with repre-.
seniafiyes from cities within "a radius
OF 100 miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

Three deeds ~ trust VEN Ioft FOR
record with thr clerk
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03

NIs i'd tiirsIid BON 4b6a3ia naol
g8ien fubr, FAB mir i'm Coupe cine
oornebme olte Dome gegeniiber, Die
einen in 8olo gefoBten @uIoen als
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