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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
PASrt RAGE FOR CATTLE TT
10 CHRISTMAS TIME

IN" natural grasses referred TO by
Mr. He'lwood ar" not understood by
me waE-up-North farmer. but down
h"r" IN Virginia everybody knows
what he means. and som. Of us know
that these natural grasses 20 n long
way toward making livestock raising.
more profitable IN this state than any
where up North or out in the North
west Whenever q fcld lies fnllow Z,
is soon covered by "a growth OF crab
rrowioot. bermuda and perhaps n half
dozen other varieties. Of grasses that
arc green from carly April anti, late
N"'embc', During the milder winters
the young cattle are kept on: on green
grass pasture Unit! Christmas.
Sllasc is insurance here however
JUST as anywhere else that live stock is
grown and expert Virginia farmers
HS"fr on having silagc ready for use
from November l until April |. with ,
niue lett TO carry the stock during
priei dry summer pcrlods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
INDICATED SMOKE
DRIVES OUT CATARRH
Simply Write a POSTCARD to
Address Below.

Dt BioSS"r, who has devoted fort.
years TO tn" treatment OF ,'atarrh il.
the originator Of n certain comD,nn-
tioE OF medical herbs. flowers and Drr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
VIEWS AND NEAR-VlEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Way To Ilcnd on Car Shorturc--Eorc-
ing the Cattle Mnrkct--'Timc 10
Grow Whcnt.

TT every firm in the country would
unload and load cars promptly. il would
mean Il thrccfold increase IN tho pres
cnt available car supply. writes Ed
win Williamson. u prominent whole
Salcr and big shipper. of Selma. Ma E,
in proposing remedy for the present
car shortage. He suggests that II print
cd form To the follow ing effect he at
tachcd to every invoice that is mailed /:
The car shortage situation is in the
irtnus of the shippers and receivers.
They can treble the present supply by
unloading and loadin" cars the same
day they are placed, thereby putting
them back into service for themselves
or Somebody else. May | not appeal L"
lou to unload this ear immcdiately af-
ter il has been placed for YOU II
is I" your personal interest TO do so
Tho above IS u real hint to the big
shippers Gt the cities in Virginia. How
many Of them will'try the plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

: ! 9 : to b q
smoked IN n
pipe or ready
prepared cigar
cit" The smoke
NnpOr reaches
all the air pas
SagcS Of tho
mead nos. and
throat. As the
diS"aS" ~ car
RED Into these
passages With
TIL" air vou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
APPLES THAT EuuAi. FAMoIS
NlNEMAIkIE pIrrINS

Within tho past ten or fifteen Years
wonders have been accomplished in
this county in the matter OF fruit grow
ing. ABOUT ten years ago an expert
from tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute
srnadc an investigations OF fruit growing
III Virginia and the ada ptability of the
la ndS OF the state for IL. and he gave.
il as his opinion that the lands in what
us known as the Falling springs VAL
, Icy in this county. w"r" capable Of
producing pippin apples equal III all
respects To the famous Alhcmarlc pip
pins. For dozen ar more years tho
cultivation Of fruits. especially apples,
has been engaging tho attention Of
!the people In all sections of tn. county.
and those VINO have set out large or
chards have found II 10 bc an invest
"mcnt that is paying them large profits
every year. The farmers nud III. truck
: srs find ready markets For their prod
uctS near home. markets that have been
created by the many manufacturing
industries that are scattered through
-out the county ana are especially nu-
merous in covington and Cl!ftou
Forge.
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Day they are placed, thereby putting
them back into service for themselves
or somebody else. May | not appeai /"
ter IT has been placed for YOU: II
Is I" Your personal interest to 'do.so.
inc above ~ real mint to the big
Shippers OF the cities IN Virginia. How
many OF them will'try tn" plan
NccordinG 20 Chicago letter IN the
Now YORK Post, Western farmers have
gone crazy over th" high price for
gram ana tor all manner OF food for
I'VE stock, ana are rushing their am
mais TO the market SO fast that they
cannot be cared Tor BY the packing IN
forests OF Chicago and other markets
IN ihis tim" OF shortage of labor. Farm
stock. 80 AS 1" cut down feed bills. and
a shortage IN the make OF butter is
threatened Last weeks run OF cattle
NJ 'hicaE" WAS close to "h,"cO mead.
"nivh '"' ft'"f"S snow was the iarG-
e.t IN c!Eht Years Fully 30 per cen,
"f the dairy cattle were immatnrcd.
an" We're n"t on 'he markct solely 10
say" me iced DIS Al! OF tins sn'S-
%%Sts not only that beef may ROW h."
cHeapeI. h"t that ms may hc very
f""o 'inc for Virginia datrymcn ano
M"uin "e h"rN'l"n l" buy mixers aud
,''!' 'h"H hhNc hceh paying Tor them.
E"'S |" "a! eEefN daiiNman III
''Ei"'" - snort on cows.
M small hoy - becoming RAPIDLY
"y " 'h' most pr'"eu iapof assets in
10y a.Ho'u'ns 10 recent report OF
~ ',."''"''! " inpor. lhcre Is small
h"' FAMINE IN Mi business Offices and
49,, $50: ,'s nv '.:cfease" from board
49, '"'" 'S 'h" p ~. - a month L"
81" /" ~ w" nave heard g. u short
- 20 ne Nihti-h"N SupnlN for uiice
""'', VI 'h'st parts. bUt so tar Hhrc
"''''u ., 40 HU'h IhcIcaS" IN wages as
St' '"ti" above. Maybe "hiGn": quo
."'t'h" wa! auEm"nt tn" supply until
u i 'ioal I" Inc demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

our medical ci-
earc;tcs. II YOU
wish TO continue
the treatment.
IL VIII cost only
ono dollar for -
months supply
for the pipe. or
a box contain
inE one hundred
c!E arcttcs "
pay postage.
II you are a
sufferer fro m
catnrrh. Asthma
or IL subject TO
your name ana q,
tai card or letter
ana a copy Of oul
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
MAY BECOME CENTER or
IRON orr; i'RuDItuTIUN

Perhaps In no reg ION Of Virginia 10
there 10 be found such agreeable
blending of AGRICULTURAL and mineral
wealth as IN this county MANY ycars
az" eminent GeoloGistS and mining .x-
,pcrts after thorough investigation. de.
"lar"d that the region In which Ala
fShanE Is situated was the prospective
center or IRON ore production in the
; tnIte" states, Those who have so far
, invested IN iron ore lands and mar
tally developed them have had NO rem
son TO doubt the assertions of TN.
biologists. The Potts Valley ore re-.
zion mas attracted the attention OF the
industrial world. and ii is now wcll
hh""" Tor US iron production. and In
the ncar future !, win b.. as we'll
,known fand as prdtitably and as largely
WORKED. as any OF the iron ceniers
~ the country. Mines in tho Potts
valley have been worked for wears b,.
INC Low IRON Company. who have fur.
hace* al Low Moo, in this county.
Hut the Potts Valley mines arc NOT
All There are others in the comfy,
the stack mines, the Dolly Ann Rjrh
Phteh, Low Moor ana the HuInycv. as
Wei as vast deposits. the dcvclopmcut
OF which IS now IN progress. and o,her
dep"si's tha' have not ye; been dc.
welcomed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
THINGS WORTH HAVING
IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY
{, ginin Going Right Ahcad, and
. Expect Further Development.
iron ORE CENTER or UNION
Partial Development But an Earnest
~ of What Is Vet to Happcn-Other
Minerals. In JuNtapOSition-l.im
- stone, Manganese and Cement.


-\llcghany County. ,wonty-siA miles
in length and twenty miles in width
has Az square miles. tina, IS TO say
'4Sl,731 acres If AS valuable land as
is TO be found IN any part OF Nir-
Sinia or OF the entire country. The
county lies at the base OF the Alc-
shany Mountains, from which il takes
its name. and the mean altitude en-
cceds 1000 fcct. /, is wcll watcred
aby the hcadwa;crs OF the James. and
every acre OF Il is fertile. aboundinE
An all the products of farm and field.
EChicf among tho agricultural products
are corn, oats and wheat, while tho
,vcountys dairy. orchard and truck prod
Dcts are sources of wealth that are
being taken advantage Of on a large
scale.
Live stock raising Is a Yer! import
amt industry that has been growing III
, dimensions for the past decade until
now thousands OF cattle are finding
rich pasturage in the highlands tina;
aabound in blue grass. .,llcehany is
one OF the Virginia counties that OK
ports fat cattle right from the grass.
not waiting for grain feeding To make
>the beef III FOR the tables Of Kings
Ind other nobility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

AahA
Napur 81 this REM
tho breath directly
=.
iical method applies
=" sprays. GOuChcs.
not possibly 20. Its
ana healing. and ~
containing nO to-
ming drugs. j. -
I'll not siCkcninc "a
ever smoked SO
or LONG STANDING
"" want to show
.dS viii ito
..iiciai pleasant vr-
company. I"i Wal
a. viii mail ai,so-
sufferer. q SaIUp!c
'ir claims by aetna
AChhg" contains a
Tor smoking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

antiscpt!c. healing
cdS IL carried with
20 tn" affected par
This simple. piaC
the mtd!cIp" whci
ointmcntg, etc. can
EJECT IS soothing
entirely harmless.
DaCCO or hahi, for
pleasant 10 use. u,
thoS" who han. u
matter box sever.
your case may be.
GU hat oii Fem,
10 owe tn" be.
feet TN. Bioss.r
ton ST. Atlnntr. g
iutcly free 10 any
that viii verify In,
test. THIS free /
pipe. som r. ~ The :
and also some ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

Nr and Mrs Frank stewart. ~
a. land. are guests Of MR.. a. T.
Sfr. o.. ON Gravel HU
Nisr Mary LoiChfsr Of This city. has
returned from visit with relatives
az Colorado
MI and Mrs G D. Pickett. of this
ciiy. lcft yesterday for a visit with
friends az Columbus
Mrs vs. J. Arm.tronl. Of South Bel
mont street has returned from 1 tfa.t
Wifh friend lf Cumberland %
Miss Helen Anderson ha. returned
fo Pittsburgh. after q visit with Nr.
James NrkoIF'E on Union street
ID r CoVan has returned fu Tu.H.
inE. after e visit with H.. .1n. % o.
t0van. on Gravel tiII
Mrs James Barrett and SIR Mary
Ippoman have gone fo -f,uherrfIs
called thoro hy tho death of relative
Tho summer chsIfsuqua In this Gifts
nIll b. hold from July fo Tho
Americas club Will have charge
Mrs Hon lew Mrs Bon krrnsr and
Mrs Low LachrF entertained af char
Ifr whist yo.frrfa. afternoon .r the
rooms ~ Tho Nucubu. club uu uaI
mont street
Charles KIofz ras returned from a
Welt a. Cincinnati
Mrs " D. Copeland of Thirty sixth
street. has returned rom tsf a.
NoUefIIe
Nr ard ur. Eog d. u.dford Of
/anrftI.|' aIe rus.f. nf friend. here
Mrs Ed0ari Eufrv.e ,r .rfsIr.f
class $50 fs. ~ fr. rrf 20. formed
church. H.' '.'n.nr af tcr bonn, or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

they viii make their future home The
change IN residence vas male In the
hopes that Mr smiths health viii be
benefited by tho california climate
VIII . Hanna il enjoying the fishing
a. Buckeye Lake
Mrs. Ralph Cunningham and children
David and Elizabeth. who have spent
the winter In Tampa. have gone to their
new homo IN Cleveland.
Mrs. George ". ,'ri-sipccr. Or CicNo-
land. has been visiting her SISTER. Mrs
j. VI. stewart.
Mrs. Srcufou Moore and little eon
James. % Beaver IA. are visiting al
the home Of Mr.. .uI Mrs 4 r Moore
Miss cora Barrett. 81 Sew ickteN IA
j. Mrs. Martha McCormicks guest.
Miss Gertrude Scnreihcr visited with
l"Neland and New Philadelphia friends
last week
Vey. William u. HaycrH.Id. of I'll.
ton'illc. vas a tsdiz Vtsi'p- this W.sk
strsst'r John a. Francis was
visiting Mayor James coil Who b. IN m
ohio valley hospital
Mrs. =. 80. Mclaughlin. Mr. c. 4
.Unlap and Miss Mckinley were Pitts.
hIrEh visitors this Vesk
Miss Louise Irf-.fil EfrI friends
gave hst e surpri-" party Thurzds,.
Miss Viola Catherine Hups- and
'larcu," j. Edwards were married sat,
NrlaN evening hy Rev. charlie Gilmor.
The members 81 the Woman.s riut
are arranging Tor lN,eum lecture
course Tor most winter
Mis- laHins EHrrirRiop entertained
81 NJ rnr Dos and girl friends at d
party 90 h'r home saturday evening
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.BELLAIRE CLERGY
AT PRESBYTERY
ST. cLAIRsVILLE PRESBYTERY TIC
MEET NEXT MONDAY AND
TUESDAY.
Delegates 20 the General Assembly
viii Be Eieoted-News Of
Bellaire

Minister Of the Presbyterian
churchcs IN Bellaire will attend the
spring meeting OF tho 81. Clairsvlle
Presbytery 10 he held Monday and
TUESDAY in Martins Ferry. Tho mod
orator. Rev. j. j. Srods. H.. Of New
Athens. will preside Routine business
will be conducted on tho afternoon
of tho opening session 4 public
meeting will BE- held in the evening
Al which Dr Alexander ~ Pitt sburgh
may deliver an address. and Rev n
I.awthcr. pastor of tho First Presby
terrain church ~ Brllaire will present
tho narrative ~ tho years work Rev.
I.awther is secretary treasure Of tho
MISSIONARY society Of the Prcshvtery
and hi report viii show that during
the past year the members have con
tributcd literally toward missions.
tho average being ~ cents per mem
bcr only ono other Presbytory in
tho Ohio synod g. ahead ~ So Clairs-
vile prcsbvforv in this respect There
will be other interesting reports
One n tho most interesting will be
tho growth in membership due 20 the
fact that there be- only ono vacanc, In
tho Presbyterv A. the spring session
IN 1915 there we're thirteen vacant
puipifs In tho o4bvterv Dr. tho past
year these have 40 bocn fIlcd with
the exception Of ono If Barrratilfc.
and quite = number ~ nep minister
will be received into tho prc4bffcrF
Tuesday will b. devoted 10 hu 3.
ness and report viii be- made from
various department 0f The church
TueefsF morning fro delegate ~ mo
Pro- hrforv fo Tho general a- emily
viii b. chosen 'r ballot 81 tho after
nom session WIa.iprHr. report. NJ Tho
foreign work win be- made bv Vrr y
~ Price ~ shad .aIde and Tho homo
work ht n. g. go Sa.hiff of Martins
Ferry. and Rr, 20 Iawther viii
give report on fho temperance work
while Rev ~ % king ~ fno second
church ~ HoI'aIre utH eIts report
on me evangelism work
Tho officer ~ ne rrs.htforr In
addition fo me moderator a-s rov v
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Br.dReport Briafa.

The Woman~ Missionary society Of
IN" kirkw God NJ T.. church hold an I'M
rorisnt meeting IN tho church yesterday
afternoon.
Tho Masons hold a special meeting in
'h'lr hall last evening 20 make arrange
mcu'V for Tho Rusbey funeral
Tho knights 81 tho Macoshces will
hold an important meeting an their hail
IN tho H"iui"tn building This evening.
Preparatory services will be- hold IN
tho HARDWOOD Frcsb,tcriau church on
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday 81
nsNf weCk
large crowd ~ Junior Mechanics ~
this city attended the fair and fcsti, al
hold IN tho NrmorN hall in Martins Fer
~. last evening
The farmers west of tho city arc got
ting their blowing done this week as
~" weather is ideal for that class ~
work
Tho employees ~ tho N~tna-Standar ri
plant viii Do handed their ray to-mor-
row. tho FIRST Tor frr," weeks.
Mr~. James Ions returned 90 hor home
80 80 tlairsfiil' yesterday. after call
INK on r'lHfIfss in this city.
Joseph kiurrf. OF MAYNARD. was IN
The city yesterday. calling "u friends
and relatives
Tho queen Esther circle 81 mo Kirk
nod VI T. church viii Co. entertained ~
No homo az Miss Margaret collier. this
evening
Robert Earrcr ra. returned to hs
.nfnc iu MH. uHrd. after visit In Pitts
burEh and other points
Tho barber shops were closed Nr-trr.
dHr afternoon fr. BARRIERS enjoying thor
v''kI, hsif holiday.
Ifswe nf interest FOR fnfs r.p.- may
h' ''ff af fh. I.nh.r 'a a Irsd.rIrk. drug
.'.rf " 'N. NrHIIN move stand
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Contractors Boyd & Brown yesterday
started the work Of erecting "a large au-
dition 90 the wilson laundry, on Jeffor.
son street. The building viii be built
81 brick and will be two stories IN
hei Eht.
Inc Frat.rnaI order Of Eagles will
hold a weekly meeting in their hall ON
fifth street. this evening.
\ special meeting Of tho Ladies' Aii
Society 81 tho FIRST Presbyterian church.
church.
1hc Ladies Auxiliary 20 tho local hos
pltsl will hold q market saturday. Npril
-3rd. but tho place mas not been
selected
The shccduIo Tor tho Athletic football
and the fans viii be given n rare treat
the coming fall.
Edward iipphsrdt. ~ tho Times force
b. OF dufv ou account of sore eye.
but is improving
new front is being placed in tho
shoe shining parlor on North Fourth
street which viii present a pleasing ap-
pcarancc.
uhe Whitakcr-oIcssn sheet plant IN
the upper part ~ the city viii close al
tho end Of the first turn this morning
Invitations for tho final dance 81 the
season for thc Alpha 20 fraternity wcr,
mailed yesterday. the dance being on
: rom attendance ~ Tho sursntors ~
fHe thHufHuuua course .e requested nt
tho meeting to re hold in the board %
trade rooms this evening
MI and Mrs David frautt- arc the
proud parents a. BE- baby boz which arr
fImsr Reed fN. vslI known drugEiat
was able fo Do con- tho streets yesterday
tIsw.
after d several weeks uuea 90 rhoump-
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taking treatment A. the Glendale i-,--
proved. "
MIR. John Lavelle Of J-niontown. was A
business visitor here. Monday.
Mr.. Joe Jolltnc. Of Clarkshurr was
hu visitor here. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. !. q Carpenter, Of Fair
mont. spent Sunday with the formers
sister. Mrs. Grofton StidEer
Mr.. J. .fyles was y business visit
or " Pittsburgh. Thursday and FRIDAY
Mrs. !. J.. Odca visited her parents in
Moundsvillc for q few day. this week
Mr.. John Underwood was = business
day.
Miss Nadio Minor. OF Hundred. spcnt
Friday with Miss Mary slider
Mr.. !. 8 OFT was business visitor
in Pittsburgh tho last 81 the week
Miss Johann Sturm has returned homo
after q months visit with friends in
fairnont
Mr.. George church was a business
'isitor N Now Martinsville. THURSDAY
Mrs. VI McDougs1 - on the sick list
This week
Mr.. e.. T. Ailcndcr was p business Wis.
itor in Glovcr's Gap. Tuesday
Miss Dinsy slider hiss returned home
after a visit with ". NJ Solrs
Tho MANY friends Of Mrs y A con.
molly. who vas operated on ~ tho north
Wheeling hospital Wcdnesdav. viii he
pleased 10 hear she ~ getting alonE
nicely.
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LITTLETON

LfTrtFToN "a Va Nr-r l1 Mrs
FnnIr HIN i- visiting rrr daughter Mrs
charles kImh''. .n GRAFTON. for fcw
Miss Do'dls Ioudsrsisz,r. Who is err.
rIUrsd sf NHundsril'f. Ia VISITING nor
parents Don. f,r f'o day
Mrs samuel g.. spent -u0ds. a'
BERT Ilsrdsraar vas business visit.
"r in M1nriuE'"r. Tur-dHt.
,0un' 4. .vas o cuisines visitor
I'm NNrrlIrr W.dur ad8E and Tnur4Ia,.
Miss r'Ni' Dent returned hou. sun.
., 't'ft short 'iFn vrh friends IH
Nlss Ns, ,Hrsrs ur,sd friends .u
hundred Nr1r.ads..
Mre " H1nh ia VISITING hrr .isfrr
Nre NrI-f Sole fn HUNDRED. frr r. feV
We O. o. Thompson vse shopping .r
Nise owe iotaurh i,r, ru.-ds, ro-
uis. > ,.,l . ~. ,,', t,. -.,,,,,,
lgmr after short visit with friends .r
W. srd ur, rrsrk earr.s,r ef Hum.
fr.f srerf -urfa, hsrs MIN fr,snds
Mics Minnie -huwar frff rulrd4t g..
~ h"W' a' -rnit hf"id. after err ndfua
va .,n'', WIN ,her Frandrarsnts. AZ
vs. .urhsrii1rs vss business sos.
'f.r rf Mrfr Tuesday
Mics H.rradfffe H1srd ~ Cameron
ar.rf Wslnrad1N wifh friends here
NJ and Mrr Charles Nusara,e attend
,d fNr funeral of fIt frrnrsr.e sfafar al
Burton. Tuesday
,,. ~ hrad-., ye' o. business ,isitor
Wrs W Nsrur returned 's rst
INr' af Nsirfur Wsduse d4,. after tis
f'us bog rar'rfs bore f.r fsv days
Niaa.. Nurruf rIfs and LILLIAN wrrs
.h-rrur Ir WNr.Nrf wsfrfsfar
We ''9rr'... mss. ererf rursds'
Nr lIH. Miller vas fraIraaa ..a
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quite stir was created in the upper
part OF the city yesterday afternoon.
when picture agents took "A picture from
a small girl who has been left in charge
OF thc nome while the parents We're
away. According TO the story. the par
enis some time ago gave the pictures to
the men Tor the purpose OF framing the
same The men were paid for the work
at the time they claim. but yesterday
returned with the frame and gave IL 10
The gtrl. demanding Sf more. The girl
told the men that the work had been
paid for. WhcrcupOn tn,y took the pic
tuie from the girl and made their get
away. Al IS said. The police were noti-
fled.
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feter bprondck. of BARTON. who WAS
shot at BillonNale several Weeks ago. by
a w. a l. T. defective. died at the
local hospital yesterday morning shortly
atfer being removed to the Institution
20 undergo treatment. The man WAS
snot through the abdomen and MS in.
icsuncs we're puuctur'd IN oral
places. lie seemed well on the 2. I'D TO
recovery. Wednesday morning b., re-
turned To work and rupturcd some OF the
wounds. An autopsy VAS held At thu.
noble morguc ycSts rday morning by
local physicians and the cause OF deaf N
was given as pcritonitis. The remains
were later taken IN charge 10y Under
t-kcr Ado!ph. Of bridgeport. who pre-
pared them for burial.
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Election Board HeId M.etnin.

The Belmont county supervisors Of
elections held meeting yesterday and
completed arrangements for tho presi-
DENTAL preference primary and the
special election FOR the street improve
mont bond. The election will BE- held
on Tuesday. April 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

Ut. haines, noted lecturer. viii talk
on the subject Mental Tests and Intel
hgcnCe Rating" at the teachers meet
ing which viii be held in the high school
building this afternoon. This evening in
the auditorium Or. Haiucs Will talk on
Mental Health and Grim. Prevention"
and all are cordially invited to attend
The pupils viii b. dismissed this after
noon AT 80 on account Of the meeting
Tor the tcahCcrs.
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The funeral OF William p Love. vol
known resident who died "wednesday
will take place This Afternoon scrv
I'os viii b. conducted af tho homo az
biz sister. Mr. Sarah Campbell ON
Guernsey street af % O'Clock by Rev
s. 70 FLAX informcnf will boz made
boo Rose Hiu rcmefer.
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nrehsnsion. u is natural treatment. safe
Tor The m0thsr. has M drug cfert whatso-
ever and for This reason must ercrt a most
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Physicians Of Bollsiro have been IN.
vi'ed 70 participate I0 o. statewide
movement that has been launched bv
me ohio state Medical society 20 pro
vide systematic post graduate Inafrur.
ion Tor tho 5000 physicians iu Ohio.
IS meeting ~ the eastern Ohio physl
clans viii be- hold a. StsubcntIIo ON
April % a. which the movement viii
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Realized Meat sam.

Local members OF the 40. h. n Mrs.
Margdret smith Braiuard. OF Washing
ton. -. <. chapter. Mrs Il. \ Black
FORD of the valley Forge chapter and
Miss Ella Todd Englcbright of tho
ashington. Pa. chapter. realized quite.
a neat sum Tor the Belgium Relief Fund
saturday bv the sale OF IA. Iitti.
nHgs. The wish to thank all their
friends who purchased Hays and re-
sponded to their appeal for aid.