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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
MANY CHANGES IN
B, & Q, OFFICIALS
Special Dispatch to the In,elliSenecr

Spccial Dispatch TO the Intelligenccr.
BALTIMORE, Md, oct. 2O.-lncl-
dent 10 the retirement Of c. S. WIGHT
general freight traffic manager or the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, from ac-
tive duty, at his personal request, a.
w. Thompson, vice president OF tranlc
and commercial development an
nounces that, effective at once, the
lines of The system are divided into
three districts, with respect TO the
freight department organization, each
under the Jurisdiction of a freight traf-
fic manager. Some of the changes are
as follows:
Mr. Wight becomes general freight
representative, reporting To the vice
president, and having charge of the
rate and tariff bureau and performing
such other duties as may be assigned
10 him.
Achibald Fries, formerly general
freight agent nj Pittsburgh. is pro.
noted to freight traffic manager or
The Eastern lines, with headquarters
at Baltimore.
fic manager Of the Baltimore ONO
southwestern. and the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton. becomes freight
traffic manager of the Southwest d.
vision, with headquarters at Cincln'
O, A. Constans, formerly Western
freight traffic manager, becomes
freight traffic manager of the North
west district with headquarters az
Chicago.
II. NJ. Matthews, formerly general
coal and coke agent, becomes coal trat;
fic manager, with jurisdiction over all
coal traffic moving over the system
and reporting to the vice president OF
traffic.
II. r. Lewis. formerly freight agent
at Baltimore. becomes general frelsn'
agent at Pittsburgh. succeeding MI
Fries, with jurisdiction over the rus
burgh, New Castle, Cleveland, CON
nrllsvillr. Wheeling and ONO flVer
divisions.
". K. Askew, formerly division
freight agent, is promoted to general
freight agent az Baltimore, with juris'
diction over the territory east or the
Ohio river, except the Pittsburgh
C0nnellSvilIe, Wheeling and ONO
River divisions. and excluding the ter
. rjlorv between Moundsyille and Wheel
: ing. or,,
freight agent at Cincinnati, Is pro
noted to assistant freight traffic man
agcr of the Southwest district, al Inc
same headquarters.
O. s, Lewis. formerly assistant gen
eral freight agent at Cincinnati, Is pro
NOTED 10 general freight agent OF the
Southwest district, with headquarters
as ut present.
All Of the changes result in advance
ment Of officials within the company
organization.
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COULD SCARCELY
WALK At ALL
For One and One-Half Years
Confined to Bed Most
of This Time-Suffered
Intense Pain.

Sheffield, Ala.-"About four years
ago says Mrs. J. T. Stoneclpher' Oh
this town, Il got in very BAD
health became irregular. and |
was pretty bad off for a year and a
half had difficulty and pain in
walking-could scarcely walk at all.
II got awfully thin and was confined 10
my bed most Of the time for ! y years
could scarcely ever do any work. |
suffered dreadfully and I suffered i'll
tense pain in the right side.
We had in attendance first Dr., OF
-, who pronounced my trouble :,
and he wanted me to have an opera
ton performed, but I could not bear
I the thought of submitting to such a
thing He gave me medicine
which did me no good. | then had Dr
-, OF -. who gave me medicine which
gave me no permanent relief.
My neighbors said how bad of l
was and advised ME to take Cardul
My husband was so worried about
| me that he went and called in DR.
| OF On his second call l told
him. had taken about bottle Ct
Cardui, which had been improving me
a great deal He said: Well, leave
off my medicine and take the Cardui
it's a good incidence After the use Of
the second bottle / was cured and the
cure was permanent
Cardui should help you. too, Try it
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TESTIFIED IN
SPITE OF THREATS
sTEUBENv1LLE FOREIGNER IDEN-
TIFIES MAN THAT DID THE
CUTTING.
Frank Walsh Speaks at Stcubenville-
Damage Suit Eiled-News of
Steubenvil1e.

STETBENEILLE. O.. Oct. @n-Despite
the fact that threats against his life had
been made if he testified for the State in
the case against Mclh Jaioh. charged
with cutting TO kill, Mike Bella declared
under oath that .Tach was the man who
welded the knife when Louis kappangi
was seriously stabbed during frec-for-
all fight in the Srryian quarter. y war
argument started tn" trouble. Bella
received the threat yesterday and when
nc went on the stand yesterday his trs-
tmony so cnntradiCtcd that which he
gave bcfnr" the grand jury that he was
arrested for perjury ut tho instance or
Prosecutor w. &. Brown. \ night in jail
evidently caused him to change his mind.
After consultation with some friends
Erlla agreed to testify for the state and
while on the stand pointed nut the &C
cuscd as the man who stabbed kanpanEl.
There was n large number of Jaich. $
friends present and they Scowlcd all
during the time that Rella was on the
stand. Jaich went m the stand today
in his own behalf and denied having any
part in the assault on kappanGi The
case went to the jury late this after
noon.
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Southern district Of West Virginia. Hb
home was at Matoaka.
BLIZZARD SENDS
VESSELS TO SHELTER

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 20-Driver
on by a gale, the first snow storm OF
the season swept over southern MICH
gan today, sending Lake boats scurcy
ing for shelter and covering the lower
counties of the state with from one Il
three inches of snow.
Tonight thirty eight freighters were
in shelter in the st. Clair River BE-
tween Port Huron and Marine City'
the largest number stormbound IN the
river in many years.
st. Joseph, on the Lake Michigan
side of the state. reported a storm OF
billiards proportions. Boats there can
celled their night trips.
Three inches Of snow was reported
in Brancsh County, on the southern
edge Of tho state.
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Re1laire Briefs.

Mrs. John Sutton entertained the
Kings business Bible class Of the Flrst
Reformed church last evening AT hcV
nome on Guernsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s. Bickerton, Of st.
CIairSvjllc have returned home attcr
visit with friends here.
Mrs. J. ". Neal. OF Thirty-hfth street
who has been i'll is improving.
Mrs. Moan Stafford. OF Armstrong;
Mills. WAS q visitor In the city yeSter-
day.
John He'll. Frank Lawn and D. n
where they attended n Masonic meeting.
Miss Margaret Mason of Rose Hill, is
visiting friends at Youngstown anu
Akron.
Clarence Holt Of Washington. o. c..
is a guest nF friends here.
Mrs. Louise Dunr"e ana Mrs. William
Stephens will return today from Akron'
whrre they attended thc state cohFen-
ton OF the ". {. T.. /.
Miss Helen Hutchinson. ~ Gravel
Hill is able TO he out after IN Illness.
Mrs. William Drake entertained
friends last evening at her home on
Union street.
Mrs. John Griffin. of this city has
gone to Cleveland for a visit with
friends.
street. Mrs. ": 3. Enrmann was hostess
TO party OF lrlcnuS.
John Shepherd. who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Ohio Valley General hospital. was
brought home Yesterday.
Ben and Hart Morris have gone. to
Pittsburgh 70 attend the automobile
show.
f. IT. Cartwright. OF this city was a
visitor ut Noodstieid yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Blum and daughter have
returned from L visit with friends at
Cleveland.
Miss Freda Sewers. who hns been i'll
at her home on North Jefferson street,
is able to be out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
LACK OF FREIGHT
CARS CLOSES MILL

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Oct. 2O-As-
signing the shortage of freight cars as
the cause, announcement was made at
headquarters of the concern here TO-
day that the lumber mills of the West
Virginia Timber Company, operating
at Baskin, La. will be closed for III
Indefinite period beginning just be-
fore January /. The company officials
say they are plenty of orders but it IS
impossible to make shipments because
of being unable to get cars with any
degree Of regularity. They claim that
several big mills in Louisiana have al
ready quit operations for the same
reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
Divorce Actions.

a number Of divorce actions were
heard by Judge Carl II. Smith on Thurs
day
Emma Jordan was granted divorce
from Rov s. Jordan on the grounds Of
adultery.
George Dunn was granted 4 divorce
from Frances nunn on the GROUNDS or
wilful absence.
Joseph Chlrhdu was granted Il divorce
from Eva Chlebda on the grounds Of eX-
trcmc cruelty.
William Smith was granite, n divorce
from Haiti" Smith on the grounds or
wilful absence.
The divorce action Of Anna Fuzzy vs..
Henry Rucy was dismissed.
In the dirorC" action If MayInc Fcrru-
son VS. Harvey Ferguson. III" planting
was allowed $50 tcmrnrnrE AlimOny.
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SNOW HAS RESIGNED.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Oct. Co
Charles p. Snow. president Of the
West Virginia Board of Trade, an
nounced today that he had resigned
that office, and that a meeting Of the
directors Of the association will prob
ably be- held here within the next ten
days to choose his successor.
MIR. Snow, who is president Of the
stated that he was unable TO devote
the necessary time to the State posi-
ton. owing 10 his duties as head of
the local organization.
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Walsh Speaks Here.

Frank r Walsh. former chairman OF
the United States Industrial Commits
sion. addressed a mass meeting here To-
night. He came here from Wheeling. to
which city he will go on saturday. Mt
Walsh's subject was Tho Eight Hour
Law and Social Justice" Hc was heard
by large crowd. He spoke here under
the auspices Of the Democrats OF Jcfer-
son county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
TAKE FIELD AGAINST VILLA

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Oct. 20
General Carlos Ozuna left here To-.
day with a column of 1000 cavalry, l2
machine guns. and sanitary corps,
all we'll supplied, to take the field
against Villa.
Villa is reported TO be In San An
dres today while his bands are visiting
the neighboring ranches to obtain loot
and impress the rancheTs in the Villa
commands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
TOWBOAT SOLD.

rITTSRuRG oct. "0.--'rhc tow
boat Lc" II. Brooks used in towing sand
harE"S in the Allegheny river, was sold
today 10y the firm Of j. X. Davidson
and Brother of this city. In thr l|lur
Spot Towing Company Of l'a'lu"ah
Kentucky. Captain VIM. Berry one of
The owners nf the latter company. will
take the boat down III" river IN the
present rise, Tho Brooks VAS built in
Evansville. Ind. in 100.
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GIVEN TWO YEARS

RLUEFIELD. w. Va, Oct. pot. L.
Compton. a mail clerk on tho Dott-Po
cahontas Division Of the railway mail
the federal penitcntiary at Atlanta aft
or he had plead guilty 10 stealing
money from a dncoy letter. He was
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Criminal Cases Over.

The assignment Of criminal cases for
this term Of court has h""n exhausted
upon the completion Of tn" CASE Of phir
VS. Mole JaiCh for cutting with intent
10 kill. Fiv" criminal cHa"S hay" beer
postponed until III" Nt term Of court
Several Meas will br entered within 4
fcw weeks. hut tho 81 iminal work. foi
the time being, is finished.
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J.H M core, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All Kinds OF Repairing Oone
Watches a Speciality
Champions of United States.

y clipping from Wabash. Ind. paper
gives the Ferry Athletics the credit for
being the "Champions Of the United
States" The Athletics play the Indi-
ANA eleven on Nov. ). at that place.
This is some reputation for Il Ferry
team to have but very few fans of this
city will believe thut statement.
The Athletics are in fine shape for
their engagement tomorrow afternoon
at Youngstown when they clash with
the fast PatricianS Of that city.
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OIL FUMES CAUSE
DEATH OF SALEM MAN

special Disl atch to the In,cllsencer.
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, Oct. 20
The dead body Of D. l.. Perine, a
wealthy retired business man of
Salem, was found on top OF an oil
we'll tank on the Lanham lease near
Marshville today. 1t is believed that
fumes from the oil caused his death.
The deceased man was president of
the Salem Board of Trade, president
of the Salem Business Mems league,
late president of the Harrison County
Sunday School association and was
identified with numerous enterprises
! in the Salem section. He was IS years
of age and leaves a family.
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Pn1Inn Cnnrt

Mayor RalstOn was busy yesterday
handing out fines to numerous prisoners
who W"r" unfortunate enough tn he
placed behind the bars. George Shrrav-
~ WIS tiurd $50 and costs for stealing
rooney from unr Of his friends Walter
Nixon Of nHrw0nd. 4 drunk. was handed
$40 and costs and has mad" arrange
m"ntS to pa" This fine. William stout h.
"rs. c"lorcd WAS soaked 500 and trim
n inGS on tn" charr" OF h"atinE his
wife. while II. y. Brown. drunk. was
fined SO and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
Suea Coal Eo1npanY.

Lewis Rodalak has brought suit
against the United States Coal Company
for $4,000 damages rs q result Of alleged
injuries sustained in tho cnmpany's mine
on March {. 1914. The plaintiff In ms
petition claims he ran an electric motor
in the mine and that because Of detec'
tive brakes on the motor it became un,.
manageable The trolley was thrown OIL
the wire and the plaintiff claims thai
he struck guy wire breaking 1t and
causing the wire 10 strike him on the
face, He claims he was severely shock
cd and permanently injured. He alleges
carclessness and negligence on the par,
Of the company.
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BELLAIRE:
Joseph Megua.

Joseph Mrgus. we'll known resident %
Rellaire. died Friday morning ~ ms
brief illness Mr.. Magma was 1t ms
home on Belmont street. following 4
brief illness. Mr.. Magma was by years
OF age and was born II Palermo. italE.
In 1855 M was united in marriage to
Miss Jenaic peSiraoue and they made
their home in paI":m" until 1905. wien
they came 10 Bet!aire. For several
TUE LATE JOSEPH MEGNA.
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STEAMER PoUNDERS.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct 2n-Iho
Steamer Marshall Buffers, laden with
lumber ofundercd in Lake Erie this AZ
tnrnoon during heavy gale or SOUTH
east shoals near the mouth Of the De-
troit River. Three members Of the
crew were rescued by the Steamer Bill
Iings and brought here. The other
twelve members nf the crew are hclief-
cd TO have been rescued by the Steamer
IIartwell which is bound for Ashtabula-
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TvE nATE JOSEPE MEGNA.
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a meeting Of the Knights OF Macca-
bees was held last evenings in their
hall and 4 full attendance was at The
session. An invitation was recently
accorded this society to participate in
the big fratcrnal parade IL be held in
Martins Ferry and they accepted at their
meeting last evening. II is expected
that they will exhibit L splendid lloat
in this parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
TNncturo6 SknllS

Two miners were brought tn tho local
hospital Yesterday suffering from frac-
tured skulls received from WORKING in
mines. Ono. Stephen Dohl. was injured
in the LauChlin mine and The other.
Stcincy kudinnhcr was badly hurt while
working in the mine at Adrna. Falling
slate was the cause Of their injuries.
At late hour last evening both were
in serious condition hut it is thought
that they will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
REnOnnnrt RrdRfS

DR.. J. o. H0well's left last evening
for Philadelphia where he will attend
the convention Of physicians and sur
geons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FIowlev have
Como TO Nazareth, Ky. to visit their
daughter.
Ross Burnett Of Cleveland is in the
city for few days.
Many from here will attend the foot
ball games today at league park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
BRIDGEPORT
Field missionary visits This City.

The Rev. c. \. Dennrg. field mission
airy OF the Lutheran church for the dis
trict Of Ohio. West Virginia and rcnlk
Sylvania. Will visit the Trinity church
Of This city tomorrow morning and Will
visit Christ church. Mozart, in the
evening. y large congregation is tx
rcrtc3 20 turn out tomorrow morning
and hear him. This is his first visit
u This section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
williams VS.. S1steryille.

Many fans of This city will leave
this morning for Sist"rvilc where they
will witness the football classic between
Ststcrrille High school and Williams of
this city. They state that Williams
has been the only reliable member nf
the team and has starred in every con-
t"st In which he has taken part. Will
tifmS is ono OF the best scholastic foot
ball players in this section Of tho coun-
try and If the local team had few
more like him there would be nothing
to it but BridEeport
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MUST SAVE PAPER.

A bulletin was received at the
Wheeling postoffice yesterday from
The PoStotIice Department, advising all
postmasters to order no more holiday
supplies than are absolutely necessary
for transaction of business, owing to
rhe high cost of paper
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Last Day to Register.

Unless voters who have not registered
on previous registration days act today
they will not b.. permitted TO vote at the
November election. To-day is the last
day for voters 10 register and strenuous
efforts are being nadc by party lead
ers. Republicans and Democrats. n
Bellaire to have every voter registered.
The polls will be open from 9 Il. III. TO
z. m. and from 10 10 p. m.
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Mrs. Flora Mintin Dead.

Mrs. Flora Miniin. wife mr George
Mntin of Dewey street. died at her
home yesterday morning following
Funeral services will he held sunday
afternoon in the Greek Orthodox Cath
Ollie church.
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APPEAL ALLOWED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 90
An appeal and superscdcas we're al
lowed by the Supreme Court Of Ap
pnals here to-day on the petition Of G.
VI. Hartman and W. +. Hartman in the
case from Mcdowell county Of Hattie
Harrison against George W Harmar
and others
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MARTINS FERRY
VIII OccuDy PulDit

Ralph Z. Scout. L Senior in Tho Thco-
logical Seminary at Pitt shurg. will
preach in the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning AMI evening
1t is certain that large couErc cations
will be present to hear him.
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walsh Meeting Monday.

Next Monday evening Hon. Frank p
WALSH. Of Kansas City. said to be one
Of the best orators in the country. and
Hon. ". r. Francis of Martins Ferry,
vii! deliver an address 70 the Democrats
IT Bcllaire. II the weather is favorable
the meeting will be he'll in The open
Preceding the speaking there Will he Il
rarad, aud the I:l1s' band has been
'.ngaSed 10 furnish the music.
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Donation Day Success.

One nf tn" most successful donation
days in the history of the hospital was
held yesterday and local officials Of that
institution are rejoicing from receiving
50 many articles. Every school in the
city responded Loyalty To this great
buttons.
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ProhIbtttou Meetine romornopu

4 union prohibition meeting will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:3n in tho
ktrkwo0d NJ. e. church. The "ClarouS"
Will conduct the meeting and from past
experiences they are in Il class by
themselves in giving entertainments for
Prohibition
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For Fire Insurance
See Workman
ENLARGEMENT Announced.

The engagement Of William ;: Piper:
of this city and Miss Jean l.. Allison. OF
Toronto. has been annUunccd. The mar.
rage will be solemnizcd 1t The Rome OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Shafcr Piper,
on Gravel Fill. November /. Rev: q. 3;
Smith. of the First NJ. +. church Will
officiate Mr.. Piper IS tn" loial agent
for the Adams Express company and IS
yell known. The brid"-clect is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Allison
of Toronto.
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High School Leaves.

Members Of the high school football
packed their buds" last evening and
timnr" x Ohio out Of Wheeling for
Sistcrvilc. where they will do their
hest TO stage their first victory OF The
season. They will return home this
evening.
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An interesting letter was received re-
Gently from Russell Thompson. local
hay who Is at the Mexican border. SIT
int that the hardShipS which they ar"
forced to undergo in that section ar"
almost beyond comparison. II" states
that he was in n sand storm on the
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Rcceptton POSTPONED.

TIL" reception which was tn have
been held this evening by the members
0f III" Welsh church for their pastor
Hcv. ChaS. Jenkins. has been postponed
Ia 4 later date.
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Warnes Funeral.

Funeral services for George Warnns.
wfo MED ut his home at Rtrerri"w. Will
f> conducted at st. Johns church AZ
o'clock this morning. lnicrnent VIII
b., in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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The Taylor Funeral.

The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
f Tavlo-, who died Wednesday, were
conducted yesterday afternoon at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. John Y.
Simpson on Franklin street. by b.. X
r. Yocum. of tn" First Reformed
church. Interment was in hose HIlI
cemetery.
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"Clalions" Will Appear,

The ''Clarions." prohibition lecturers
and singers. will give an entertainment
tomorrow evening in the First NJ. +.
church at Martins Ferry. They have Il
reputation for being line entertainers
and large crowd from here will attend
the session.
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Will Preach at Baptist Church.

Rev. p. T.. Miller pastor Of the East
Liverpool Baptist church, will occupy
tn" pulpit at tn" local Baptist church
tOmOrrNW. holh morning and evening.
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woman Socialist to Speak,

Florence y. Wa;,leS. one of the lead
in. woman Socialists in the country Is
announced 70 deliver an address III thc:
civ park Sunday evening. She will
talk on Socialism and Suffrage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
Held Animal Jnsnac+Ion

Bird geport's branch OF the Grand In
ternational Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood of Engineers. held their annual
inspection In Heinlcin's shall Yesterday.
1t was largely attended throughout the
day
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Soccer This Afternoon.

Lovers Of soccer football will have
an excellent opportunity of witnessing
n classy exhibition this AFTERNOON when
tho fast East Liverpool team and Til
t0nvillc clash on the field at Tiltonville.