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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
General Loses Teeth In
Hurried Flight; RecoUers
Them In Wrecked Cottage

London. Eng, jan 22.-In the retreat
from Mons a distinguished general
now commanding an army in France"
says the British Dental Journal,
thought to snatch a few hours in
PEASANTS cottage. He left his artificial
teeth on the Washstand- At night ne
was aroused with the news that the
enemy was near and hurriedly left,
forgetting his teeth.
After subsisting on light foods for a
fortnight the battle OF the Marine
brought the general back to the VII
lage. Although only the four walls OF
the cottage were left one Of the gem
erals A D. C's and three soldiers
explored the wreckage- Under lot OF
chicken bones and champagne bottles,
they found the teeth intact The gem
eral then had a square meal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

ECAUsE nature. in the formation
Of mountains and the valleys, left
Il a pass through which railroads
could build to the Pacific coast on easy
grades and avoid the SHOWS OF the
more northerly passages, Ell Paso is to-
day a city Of 10000 people and the
trade center OF the great southwest But
for this condition, the city that Ell Paso
is might be located in any one Of a
dozen different locations having GER
tain natural advantages.
Until the advent OF railroads. Fl Paso
was nothing but a little trading post,
more Mexican than American. and
such it might have remained had not
venturesoue railroad men. seeking to
bind the east with the west with bands
Of steel, selected the Rio Grande valley
as the pass through the mountain
ranges. When the first rail line ex-
tended its tracks into the city, the
citizens began to take an interest IN
themselves. and then, when others came
and the town began TO assume the as
pect of a railroad center. the more pro-
gressive Of the citizenship began TO
find themselves. The merchants VINO
had built up a trade IN the old stage
coach days were not slow to grasp the
opportunities opened up by rail con-
nections with other communities, and
IL was not many years before FL Paso
was the recognized trade center Of the
southwest position that it has not
only held but has strengthened as years
have passed.
Awakening Is Sudden One.
The development OF the city as
railroad center came suddenly The
santa Fe, building down from Albu-
rueruue for a connection with the
Mexican Central. reached FL Paso IN
the early part OF 1881 A short time
later. the Texas & Pacific, building
from Fort Worth and the Galveston,
Harrisburg & san Antonio, building
from san Antonio. raced across west
Texas in a feverish effort TO beat each
other to the city. The latter won IN
the big fight and the Texas & Paciflc
then made track arrangements with It's
old enemy TO get into the city with it's
trains. For many years these roads
and the Mexican Central were the ran
lines that served the city Then came
The building of the FL Paso & North
eastern and the FL Paso & Southwest
en-. later TO be consolidated and now
the system over which the Rock Island
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Rad blood.-that is, blood that is i'm
pure or IMPOVERISHED. thin and pale
is responsible for more ailments than
anything else
It affects every organ and function
IN some cases it causes catarrh; IN
others, dyspepsia; in others, rne ti,
fisr,- and in still others, weak, tired,
Isnguid feelings and worse troubles
1t is responsible for rundown con-
ditions, and is the most common cause
OF disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the greatest
uurifier and enricher Of the blood the
uor1d has ever known. It has been
wonderfully successful in removing
scrofula and other humors, increasing
the red-b1Ood corpuscles, and building
NJ the whole system Get il today
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

The Kansas City, Mexico & Orient,
which is building into Mexico through
the Great Bend country. undoubtedly
some day will seek to enter the city
either over its own lines or over the
Southern Pacific from Alpine The
lines. already strongly entrenched in
FL Paso's territory will without doubt
continue to extend their lines into
newly developed mining and agricul-
tural sections. to the benefit OF the city,
and railroad enterprises yet to be con-
ceived, will spring into being with the
further development of the southwest.
Plan -Interurban Development.
The development of electric roads has
commenced in the southwest and in
future it is very likely that several
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

lines will radiate from FL Paso. The
construction few years ago Of the
line 10 Ysieta, a distance OF u miles
by the Rio Grande Traction company
marked the beginning The further de-
velopment of the lower valley will IN
questionably result in the extension OF
this line to points beyond the present
terminus. As for the upper valley. sur
veys have already been made. and there
are good grounds for the belief that
before many years an electric line Will
be in operation between Ell Paso and
the Elephant Butte dam. The future
Will probably bring other lines, result
ing in an important system OF inter
urbans reaching all centers OF popula-
ton within a wide radius Of the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
Make Skin Smooth

There is one safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture in
stantly and that cleanses and soothes
the skin
Ask any druggist for q CSC bottle OF
zemo and apply It as directed. Soon
you viii find that pimples. black heads.
eczema. rinEwOrm and similar skin
troubles viii disappear.
A little Keno. the penetrating. salts
tying liquid. is all that is needed. for
II banishes all skin eruptions and
makes the skin soft, smooth and
healthy.
ZemO. Cleveland
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

the southern part Of the city. and on
this property its new terminals viii be
built. when the business OF the line
justifies it.
Other Lines Projected
While FL Paso's railroad systems
radiate in every direction and reach
the more highly developed sections Of
the southwest and Mexico. il is idle to
presume that the city has acquired its
last railroad The southwest has only
begun to develop, and future develop
ment Will bring with IL new railroad
lines that undoubtedly win make this
city their objective. The Acme. Quanah
& Pacific, building west through the
Texas Panhandle. is among the newer
lines supposed to be headed this way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
- PoLAND CHINAs Fof 50

Ny Poland Chinas
VIII give you re-
suits. start now to
raise yolr OWN
Bacon. Hams. Sau-
sage and Lard
Ask for my Illus
trated HOG Gaia
log. It will help
you to make your
decision
j. 7. Hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

Box 81. Hacienda. Texas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Fat Folks May
Now Become.
Slim Quickly
Be Moderate in Your Diet. Breathe
Deeply, and Take Tassco.

Fat persons, particularly those
from 10 to 50 pounds above normal
weight, will De- Interested TO learn thar
they may easily reduce their weight
without starvation diet or uTesome
exercise.
This can best BE- done by being
moderate in your dior. so that you
will not oyertaX your asSinltatiEe or
gans, BY getting plenty OF fresh ar
by breathing deeply and By taking
tassco four times day.
Tassco mag BE- obtained from
C. H. Griest &, Co. in 5.srMn tablets
take one after each meal and one
Ibefore retiring at night. They COST
little. are absolutely harmless. arr
pheasant 10 take and are designed 20
reduce fatty determinations n the
system wherever located.
A few DAYS treatment should show
a noticeab bic reduction in weight, tina
flesh should become firm. the skin
smooth and ne general health i'm.
iproyed, in fact your footsteps should
even become lighter. YOUR work seem
easier and licht"; and more huoyant
feeling take possession Of your whole
being.
Every person who is 10 or 20
pounds over normal weight should
surely give this treatment 4 trial.
You will probably ind that l. Is Just
what you need.-Adv.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
U~ES FOR THE CONSTITUTIONS
OF MANY NEW BUILDINGS.
And other tcnprovernents-BoArd Oh
Control Also Mcets-Geuecai
News OF Ohio.
1ntelliSeucec Bureau.
CoIprn bus. O., July 5.

The state emergency hoart :"'S 'F.
prcprtated s.. coo % H." ~ih;" BOAR" ~.
4; r1inlstratIos!. 20 10 ':;';si '"M''i
the construction - ..t.i:"> -
nj the NaSsiiinn s;a;r H"$I:';.. >Ii.'''''
TO Ohio University. a.: Athens '"; ~
construction OF = n"w ;UCnc. trV u hsa--
ing system: SnolJ1 u ne St:ti" l!i''' :
license coHimiSS.pu Tor III" paS "r''t 90
salaries ard ,;:hsr ,.N;"'HS"s 30 inc t!tNt
,t the year wE.i an appropriation 'n''S
be made by n. leg statute. N"H St.r'
- the state board OF health. cor ~" S"' =.
aries OF TWO chemists until the !''St -
the year. . ,.,
a request. originally t"r 5l"H" tr"W!
the state industrial! COMMISSION. "h!Sh
lad been tri:nin"i - $1.,i+. Mas cut u!
the board to S4yilS.I6 ard allowed. FhiS
Is 70 meet the Requirements or the nH>t
20 DAYS. When f!rSt submitted. me r.
,uest was for funds with winch :" pay
the salaries or ad,:l;irEAt payroll ah"t-
:orS and other employees IN N" offices
II the commission =.
4 reQues, is 70 b. made ;n;tt 'N' t''!-
mel at Athens. Tor which an aTiT"pEt-
ton was made. IA" CHus.rUr;"0 o[ '"N,
Wet labor and w!th brick manufacture"
ut the state prnitru,iacy.
The stats board ~ control 'r""i'nI
following adjournment b. the emergency
board. made al apIorttnnm"ni ~ Sa'-
aries in.60 stale departments MntFn II
propriations for salaries are mad" -
lump sums No radical alterations were
made by the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Arthur PUttcr of Weston, ". Va. has
been visiting relatives ~ this place.
cha-f Sl"vin. of this place. lsf, SUNDAY
FOR visit with the family OF Frank
McGwira az Pittsburgh.
Claude Fowler. Ciurden Sill and WI
linn McEey of Rellair" spent sunday NJ
their homes herc.
Miss Agnes Malone. graduate nurse n:
NJ. Carmel hnSri;al: Columbus. arrived
Saturday FOR - weeks visit with r"ia-
tiv"s in this vicinity.
Misses Edna Mack and Dana loop"
returned Ia their homes herr Sa turdhT
after n tHo weeks visit with Miss
Nocrn's sisters .MrS. CIyh" Finley -:
John&;own. Ia. anA Mrs. Mni:in Robin
son rf Elizabeth. ia.
Clifford Mayherry Of mis- lily l"ft ms
morning for n two weeks visit ~ New
York and other eastern cities.
Mrs F.. - Sheppard and li'tln laugh
;sr ~ Martins Ferry are visiting her
aarcnts. Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles ellis. or
Vino street.
Mre. ". r. Rogers md sons rrancis
Ing their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
N"ora. ~ South Broadway.
Mrs. Frank Griffcn and baby nf Cam
eron. ". Va. arc visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Heizcr. of West South
street.
Mr.. and Mrs john Miller and litt'"
son Of Pittsburgh. who have h.er visit
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Miller. % th!s plncr. ler. Saturday tor
OF Newark.
Mrs. Howard foreman of Pittsburgh
te visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'D
Haas. Of East Main stree.
Miss Marguerite Pryor of Media. Ia:
Is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
UNION DISTRICT
TEACHERS NAMED
PROF, q. K. PEDICORD RE-APPOINT
ED DISTRICT SUPERLN-
TENDENT.
Annual appointment Of Instructors was
Made Yesterday Morning-News
of Benwood and Vicinity.

The Union district Board OF Educa-
ton AZ rs meeting held Yesterday morn
ING IN the office OF Superintendent H. H.
rcdicrrd. made the appointment or
teachers fer CnoE district. II. l.. Pedt-
.nri WAS named aS district sup"rint"n-
don't. ani Pros. r. r., lIanifan and Prof.
!. r. Sing. principals % tn" Bcnwood
and McMrcnen scho?Is. respectively.
This IS tn" twentieth year that Chas.
Nr,,"nhS. II Shcrrard. has served as n
commissioner and the eighteenth year
ry Charles l.. Evans. rs secretary.
Announcement was mHde yesterday
that Prot. J. I. King. principal OF the
McAlcchrn school. had been granted IL
lie certificate for West Virginia by
IN" STATE Board "r Education. There
arr. bur five Of these certificates held In
Marshall county. and two are held by
teachers IN Union District. They IRE in
the possession Of Prof. King and Prof.
fCdlcOrd. -.
The list Of appointments follows:
District SUPERINTENDENT L. Pedi-
cord.
supervisor Of Art and Penmanshp-
F. lara. G.. Grown.
Supervisor OF Nusic-Heien G. Sey-
, more.
4. F. Sh"oyer. Mabel Patton.
principal. ". w. Ovens.
Eumaine Fell.
. sherrard Grades.
E.lmpri Norman. Slcilu MARSH.
Ecarrice Galcwood Margaret McCombs,
Bogg's Run.
CLYDE Rice, Nellie Sonderman.
principal. Jesse futile,
North Benwood.
Ehas. Rider. Jr.. Margaret Reu,
! lrne Rude Alvcrda Jerome.
Center Benwood
! Alta Edwards, Mary Ullum.
! principal: Carrie Rider.
Lucy Baldcrson, Mary Hauseman.
Paw Paw.
| Z. ]. Cook.
! Union High School
| r. t. Hanfan. w. W. Swi nehart.
princinal Erma Snodgrass
! f. Y. Sander, Iuc!c HOOD.
&. + .Bonar, Elizabeth toolnson.
Union Graded School.
| 1.enura Barnlg, Clara Handy,
! Edna Rial. Lctha Turner.
| MYRTLE Slater, Grace Strader.
McMechen Shcool.
| I T. King, f'rinda Wichlcrman.
| nri1cIpal. Edith Conway,
| EnlIlsh smith. Agnes Kaufman,
| lin ppCur Della Davis.
! carrie Zimmerman, Mary Jenkins,
! Mary Dixon. Minnie Davis,
| I:ula kircr, E@bccca Mccain,
| Beatrice Waymah Ella Campbell
! he Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Lansing Foreigner Fined.

John Dcbin Of Lansing. who WAS re-
con,lv arrested on two charges. enr for
selling liquor and omc for keeping a
place for III" sale Of liquor, came before
Mayor Henry NJ Davies this morning
and was arraiGncd and entered n plea
O: guilty He wns sentenced 10 pay u
frrc Of SonO and costs in each case. II"
WIS unable 80 furnish tho money. so ~,
was rcmanded 10 the county Jail until
Tho fine and costs arc paid.
Garfield Good. Of Icllairc. was ar
inr this afternoon. and entered n rlca,
mf guilty to each one. He was fined
$500 and costs in each case. lie PAID
Inc fines and was released. Good was
arrested last week. bur was nIacen IN
All IN some former charge, when he
asked for a continuance OF ais case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Lincoln Lodge No 40. !. A.. O. F.
hold its regular weekly business meet
,nE last evening in the McMcchen build
ing
rho stores and barber shops here
were Kept open until 10 o'clock last
evening, owing to being closed nj! day
to-day.
Many local people Will 60 20 III"
MoundSvills camp grounds today for
the big picnic. while others VIII spend
tn" day at Wheeling park.
Stanley Morris leaves tomorrow for
Akron. O. where he will resume his du-
tics.
w. G.. Ferguson. popular mot "rman on
tho Moundsville division Of the tract los:
system. will resume his duties to-day.
after being off duty for several days
\ number OF local people Will sDend
tho day at n camp near Clarinct"n. q.
Miss Hazel Mason. nf-S~Xth street. IS
spending several days this week with
Moundsvillc friends.
Miss n rlda McFaddcn has returned IN
her HON" here from MoundSvillc. where
sh" spent several days visiting with
friends.
Work will he started this week cxca-
waiting for thu foundation 90 the new
residence building 10 hn erected on Cald-
well street for Milo Msrnic. Edward
MarrI" las the contract for building
the residence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Ont tho Pike Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 4. Campbell and
family Of Wheeling will spend today
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Campbell! Of Big Wheeling creek.
+. II. Campbell is confined 10 his home
near Sand Hill on account OF Illness.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Buck
Icy Methodist Episcopal church will
givA = lawn fete on the Edswood park
grounds on Thursday evening. July 3.
Mrs T. ". Strickland OF Washington.
IA, IS visiting relatives in Edgwnod.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. 3. Young and son.
Casman. OF Pittsburgh. were III" guests
OF Mrs. William Weight OF Elm Grove
sunday.
Frank Voisht Of Pittsburgh is spend
ing the Fourth at his home IN Elm
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs f.. r. Tough Of Wood
lawn are visiting relatives at Flushing.
Ohio.
II" National road on E""d's Hill.
1:"aSaa: Ealle". is being repa,"d be-
tween ,hr car tracks by the West Viz
g:n,a Traction ans; Electric COMPANY.
An entertainment will l." held in the
Dallas VI. L. church on Thursday even
ing.
Dorothy OR of Carmichael. Pa. Is
visiting relatives near H"nay's P"in'
The Dallas bard vii! L" 10 C!H"SVi'i"
todar where il will turnihs mVS!" ia
connection with the Fourth OF JulE
Cele bratton To be. held there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Yesterday morning about O'Clock a
Ford touring ca: cu!lidcd with q large
t"Hrlr.; CAR al Fifth street anu the Mt
tlhnal road. Fulton. The accIdcn; hap
rcucI as the large machine was rHrn-
ing IN" corner from Fifth street ~ the
National road. Til. Ford crashed Int
the sid. o. tn" large car. tearing of tH'
running hoard and turning q complru
circle on>thc pike and crashed a SECOND
t!me into the side Of the larger car. Tn"
front OF tho Ford car was demulisEe q
and the side OF the touring car was
badly twisted. No one was injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
An Enviable Record.

4 report for the year CLOSING JuNe IL
submitted to-day H. Attorney 'Ie"''a'
Edward &. Turner. states ING 'i'Pa: :
MEM collected: ard covered int" tns
state treasury over Si4"Hoo o. <>".'n"
more than was Turned int" the state ;
Golfers from the. department; IN any 80
year: The increase. IN: report states:
was greater than the entire cost ~
maintaining the attorney generals d.
partment for the year. this Sa:!TS az
gregating $S5.eqo.
AT the suggestion 81 tn" au"""E
general. the legislature CT; tAH spPF"-
priation FOR his. department over $-\."""
below the actual expenditures al tie r:'-
cedinS year. yet murs :hau $-i."H" ~
that figure has been t"-nsd back IN"
the. state treasury Mr.. TGrHs: &C.
clares.
wore rendered aside from q large
amount OF litigation in which ~" ~
partment engaged. the rrp":; asS&:tS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
GAINESVILLE, 0

RAENESNILLE. o.. July 3.--E""ry-
he i.itr park tomorrow. Tho classes
have ell hnen flln5 satisfactorily. In
tho Green trnt there ara six rnlri :: N"
50 trnt. five. and tho %" rae. sin.
The -innirS race has seven entries ami
the pony race four. The horses arc nc'r
at Tho track and being given iIeir final
preparation for tomorrow. Everything
points 10 a mountaineering crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Personals and Briefs.


Mr.. and Mrs Jcr" BASS and Miss Is
nhcl .EaSs. Of Cabin Creek. W. Va. arc
visiting Mrs. VIM. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lindsey and chill
drcn of Charleston. W. Va. who hav"
hren visiting relatives here, returned
hCme, Sunday.
Miss Mvra Mont Eomery. Of RCa!lsvill".
spent Sunday with friends here. and LEFT
Sunday evening for few days visit
with Cleveland friends.
Misses Emma md EtIlda Hum"s hav"
returned home after a visit with Mrs.
VIM Rial. Of M"Mcchon.
Miss Edna Rial. Of McM""h"n. Is Wis
itin@ friends here.
Mr. and Mrs N"yil" rricr. Of Shadr-
sill" AMI Mr.. and Mrs iInrrT W""fs.
or E"llajr" mot"r"d I" Cumberland. Nj.
las. Saturday. and viii return W"iU"S-
la".
onward Eodef"r will spend iho Fourth
with his s!S'"r. Miss Ncinla. j; Morgan
town. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Every business nous" and All nf the
Offices in tho court houS" Will observe
tn" regular holiday hours tomorrow: IN
observance Of Independents" Day. The
grocery stores will be open but n few
hours in The morning. and then remain
closed the remainder OF tho day. The
offices in tho court house VIII not be
open at all during tho day. and al the
post office tho usual hours of "pcn until
II and then closed the remainder or
Tho day will hr observed. M cclcbra-
lion has been planned for 81. clairsrillc.
and AZ q result - large. number Of peo-
nlc will 90 out of town for tho day. 4
number arc planning 10 attend the races
at Rarncsvilic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
St. Clairsyille Briefs.

Lawrence w. Miller has accepted the
position as principal ri tho Dalton. o..
High school for the coming year.
William Bailey has returned 20 Pitts
hurch. Pa. after short visit here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey.
W. Il. McAllistcr. Of Morristown. was
here to-day. on business
Lawrence Miller is at ScroESsville.
o. the guest Of friends.
William Roy. Of Bridgeport. was
business visitor here to-day.
Mrs Martha Wilson has returned 10
her home in Indianap polls. Ind. after 2
visit here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Davis.
Attorney L. E. Emerson. OF Bridge
port, was O business visitor here to-day:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Property Sold.

T. NJ Srorrcl. local real estate man.
to-day closed TN. sale Of tho James
Stewart property. on Marietta street.
T.arc Thomas. who recently opened
livery stable here. WAS thc purchaser.
while tho purchase prize va not given
out. Mr. Sioff"l recently closed the
sale Of The livery barn owned by Geo.
.nvrrhaurh. John Williamson beng the
purchaser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Clnss Meeting.

Mrs ]. q. Ward. Mrs. YIN. Thomas
md Mrs. Harry Poff will entertain Me
7 oval Women's class of the Christian
sunday school. Thursday evening. al
the home of Mrs ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Cox..Left Million.

CINCINNArf-The iatc George !,
Cox. Republican, leaGe: ana ihca;:'rH'
magnate left persona! property I" the
value OF Sl.000&l3. according 20 me ~
vcntorv filed in p-obat. court to-day.
His real estate " nicn was worth $iH",-
600. Is not incladed in IN" valuation;
There having been n" VII! IN" en;'re
amount will go 20 the widow OF the lat;
politician. The inventory inctuGeS f"'!-'
1;st Of stocks bonds aad Other Invest
rnents which :ths appraisers. e II.
Hynscka. Charles G. cooper an! Joh% j..
Kinney. listed as having given 20 rl.U%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
po,toa Court Rlank,

Two years uEr--lsst evening very
large and Interesting session Of police
court was conducted in the Bcnw"Gd
CITY building. Unlike that Of the prnNl-
Gus years, no arrests were made curing
his week end but the quiet observer
.tnoE rotr of the numerous trips made
10 the nearby cities in Ohio by the for
cign residents OF the town and indica"
lions point to q rousinG session Oh We'd
nesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
West Alexander VS.. Bethany.

The West Alexander baeSball team
will CLASH with a team from Be; hany to-
day in double header TO hn played IN
the Nest Alexander fair grounds. Both
teams are in hrSt class condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
All IN Reaflln eS g.


Final preparations were comnIetcd
las, night for the fireworks display for
Ecnwo6d. which vii be hcld IN the Nc
Mcchcn field this evening. Tho display
viii be given under tn" direction nf
John Burklc. whose un;irlng efforts
Melted u fund that almost reached the
5000 mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

t',atiicyw""L will hold ~ third cc!c-
hrat!"n az III" Fourth toda! when an
aTpra7rIa;" program will h, Sivcn. fc:-
Lowing IT,, reading of the prcla"a tion
"t EuUti'cui"nc". To The winner IN each
athletic event = prize will DC awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
narriaQe Licenses

lanes r. Holub. aged 81. Il boolkeep-
or, and Emma P. Hyatt: aged Is, both
Of Bcllairc Rev. 4. NJ. Flax performed
Flick ilnrzin. aged SS. coal miner.
and Anna Spontak. aged IS, both Of sha-
Thomas John Murphy. aged %. ga
loon kccpcr"nf Rellairc. and Catherine