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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
i, C, C, DENIES The
RAILROAD REQUEST

WASHINGTON, y. G.. Oct 10
\ request Of the railroads that the
Postottice Department be compelled TO
keep contemporaueous comparative
weight records of all mail carried dur.
ing the projected test Of the space-pay
basis for railway mail pay was denied
to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Under Il provision inserted in the
new postal appropriation bill over the
opposition Of the roads. the space ba-
sis Of compensation for mail transport
tation will be installed throughout 30
per cent. Of the service on November
!, to try out its possibilities: FINAL
decision as 10 whether it shall be made
permanent as q substitute for the pres
ent weight basis is left by the law 10
the Interstate Commerce commission.
The roads contend that talr lest can
be had only BY keeping weight Stats
tics for comparison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
MARSHAL Won KLUCK
IS ON RETIRED LIST

BERLIN. Oct. 10. via London, s: 45 p.
m.-Ffeld Marshal Alexander H X.
Won Kluck, who commanded the rlEhl
wing of the German army in us sweep
towards Paris in the fall OF 1911, mas
been placed on the retired list at ms
own request. He had never returned ed!
10 the front since he was wounded by
shranneI fire in March. 1915, while in
speeding advanced positions. me
field marshal was 20 years Old last
May.
Field Marshal Won Kluck and his
army took an important part IN me
German advance toward l,ariS IN 9ep-
timber, 1914. His advance halted abouI
80 miles from the French. capital, ana
his force, with the rest of the German
army, was checked and driven BACK III
the battle of the Marine.
He is said 10 have received mis-
wound IN March. 1915, by recklesslY
exposing himself after a stormy inter-
view with Emperor William.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
GEN. BOND WINS
SECOND IN SHOOT

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Der. l9-Out
shooting fGS competitors at the Ma
tional Rifle Tournament here today
Captain W. Garland Fay. United states
Marine Corps. won the title Of indlvid-
nal military champion rifle shot OF the
United States. Captain Fays score IN
The contest. which is known as the
Presidents match was 900 out OF pos
Sible 800 points.
". r. Richards OF New Haven
Conn. Quinntpac Club finished sec
ond with $50 points and G. ". Chesley,
Of the same club was third with 2So
points. The firing today was in the
1000 yard stage, as the rapid fire and
the 500 yard stages were completed
last Tuesday.
General William ". Moore, adJutant
general of South Carolina. captured
the acknowledgements match, scoring
81 out of a possible 100. General j. c.
Bond. of West Virginia with IS points
finished second and General +. G..
Scales. of Mississippi, third with a..
General Moore received cup and 4
q gold medal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
VILLA TAKES TOWN
AND BURNS HOUSES

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Oct. 10 (vIa FL
Paso)-Francisco Villa and. part OF
his command took possession OF the
mining town of San Andres twenty
five miles west OF here. yesterday.
Angered because the male population
fled TO prevent being impressed into
his service. Villa ordered the houses
burned and permitted atrocities upon
the defenseless inhabitants, refugee
from San Andres, who arrived today,
reported to General Trevino..
Panic stricken inhaHilants or san An
dres are pouring into this city ana the
entire San Andres district, the home OF
Villas first warfare. is being dee-popun77
lated. \ telegram receivcd 10y General
Trcvino from Santa Isahcl today re.
nortcd villa with 100 men about 10
miles north Of San A H5" vs5 TSG"siIn ing
Inratcd several small bands Of bandits
on ranches between san Andres ana
Cusihuiriachic. lose Fncz Salazar vi
las second in command. is reported 10
ha in Cusihuir!achir with a force.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs Alexander Glass OF kcnwood
Place. is spending some time IN Ne"
York city.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Hodges OF
Morgantown. arc visiting relatives NJ
Woodlawn.
u. .. Forshcy held Il public sale yes
terday on his farm on the Stone cnurcn
road.
Albert and Thomas Gross will hold
public sale on their farm near Film
Grove on Thursday. October 26th.
D. r. Dean will hold a public sale on
his farm on the south Fork 81 snort
Creek on Thursday. November >.
Ray Naylor Of the Elm Grove post
office. is enjoying vacation.
II. F. Drum. OF Shcrrard. was 4 hUsl-
ness caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Thomas Watkins OF Pleasant Na!lcy.
is confined TO his home on account OF III
ncSS.
The Special Sales Really company
has moved it's office from Elm Court.
Mrs. y. VI. Gibson of Elm Grove lciI
yesterday Tor Toledo, o., whore she VIII
visit relatives. !.
Beverly Wickham is i'll At mis- home IN
Philadelphia.
Rey. :. 3. Har, and family: OF Elm
Grove have moved 10 Mnundsville.
Clvdn SoggS, Of Canal Dover, w.. Is
spending q few days the guest OF 1rlenns
in the pike district.
George R0weler of Cameron. spent
Yesterday ut Elm Grove on business.
Bert Mccall OF Pitt sb"rSh. Pa spent
yesterday in Elm Grove transactlns
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
SMALL VERDICT IN
suit FOR DAMAGES
MARSHALL COUNTY JURY AWARDS
S. M. CUNNINGHAM 500.
Plaintiff Sought $4,000 from W. G..
Maxwell for Alleged SANDER
Moundsvtlle News.

After deliherating from 2:30 until
3:d5 o'clock yesterday Afternoon. the jury
In the $40 900 damage suit Of S. NJ. Gun
ningham VS.. w. G. Maxwell. heard yes
returned n verdict for the plaintiff In
the sun: Of 500. Counsel for the de-
Tense Immediately asked for new
trial. the motion hcing taken under con-
sdcratl0n by the court.
The damage suit attracted much in
terest throughout Marshall county
The parties concerned arc widely known
citizens OF the county. Mr.. Maxwell is
one of the most prosperous farmers IN
this vicinity. while Mr. Cunningham has
served the county in various offices
The plaintiff sued for $4,000 damages
alleging thar Mr. Maxwell made SIAN
dcrnus remarks about him. which tended
10 dcf:tme his character. Twelve Wit
ncsSrS were examined during the morn
ing session of court. The plaintiT was
represented by Attorney Martin Brown
while J. Howard Holt, Stanley Wilson
and G. T.. Cardigan represented Mr..
Maxwell.
The rcrsnnel Of the special jury which
heard the case is as follows: Albert Jen-
nings. G. r. Howard. j. NJ. Grandstaff.
Z. S. Bonar. y. d. Frey. j. +. Kelley. ].
D. Bodley. Alton Hin. Earl J. Wilson,
Il. S. Grlscll, w. G. nhdds and 0. l..
kimmnns.
The assumnsil case of Mary Emma
Bartlchaught vs.. Reamis s. R0gerson
scheduled for hearing yesterday in cir
cult court, WAS compromised out Of
court.
Since non-suits were made in the cases
OF the Bellairc Brewing company against
VIM. Furbcc and the Bcllaire Brewing
company vs.. RalrhaciIi Musilli no cases
arc IN the docket for today. and no
session OF circuit court Will he held.
After the jury had been drawn for
the damage suit yesterday morning
Judge Hervey dismissed the remainder
Of tho jurors until Monday morning
However. court will be convened again
Saturday morning when chancery bust
ness Will nc taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Moundsville Briefs,

Posters advertising the big political
meeting 10 be- held here Monday nighr
We're put up yesterday. Hon. y. Is;
White. ex-governor Of this State, will
address the rally.
Mrs. ". J.. LaHcr Of Jefferson ave-
nue. is spending few days In Fred
ericktown Pa. visiting with relatives.
The Is *. football team Of this city,
will likely 81 10 C!arksburg for game
tomorrow.
Mrs, l., T.. GRAY nr Viola and Miss
Anna Porter or Sand Hill are spending
several days hero with their sister, Mrs.
r. i. Steele of Morton avenue.
Mrs. David Kemp. VIII" has been SER
i0usly i'll at her home on Morton avenue,
is some improved.
Prosecuting Attorney James D. Far
riott was in Wheeling yesterday at
tending to legal business matters.
Fred Clayton of Hcnwnod. spent yes
terday in the city attending to business
/ ma tiers.
Edgar Jones and Elmer Yoho of
Franklin district. spent yesterday here
attending Ia business matters.
Herbert Riggs at Second street is
spending several days in Parkersburg,
attending Ia business matters.
II. ". prjrhard of Huntington, is
Spending several days here the guest OF
relatives
The Elks will meet this evening ut
which tim" arrangements will be- made
for tho halloween dance t" be held
October 30.
Mrs. Pert Shimn and children of Mar
tine Ferry. a.. will spend til" weekend
here with relatives.
Mrs. Carl Mcrumhs has returned 10
her home in Sh"rrard. after 2 visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. smith
of Washington avenue.
James l. T.utrs o. Glen Eastnn, is
spending several days here tho guest of
his brother. n. c. Lutcs and family. of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
POTTERY WORKERS GET
VOLUNTARY INCREASE

Fast LIVERPOOL. O.. Oct. 49,
Seven thousand pottery workers in
the United States and Canada have
been given an increase in wages by
he members of the United States
Potters Association according TO an
announcement made following Il con-
ference Of a joint commission repre-
Santins the manufacturers and the
National Brotherhood Of Operative
Potters here today. The action nj
The manufacturers was voluntary. it
was explained. although they have a
two year agreement with the brother
hood which does not expire until
October 1917. According TO the an.
nouncement. potterS will receive an
advance of five per cent and other
employees ten per cent. The unpre-
cedentcd sale of pottery since The
European war began is given as the
reason for the advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
TAFT TAKES RAP
At ADAMSON BILL

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 19.-Former
President William II. Taft, discussed
the issues of the presidential cam
paisn here tonight. Referring to the
passage of the eight hour law, Mr..
Taft declared that their governments
surrender TO force was the greater ma
lional humiliation 10 which the people
of This country have ever been sub
jccted." lie said also thai The delay
of the administration in bringing the
sharp issue with Germany lover the
sinking Of the Lusitania) 10 a head
has exposed this country 10 The charge
of weakness and vacillaion." and
"suhjcctrd the nation 10 additional
humiliation in the sinking of other
ships and the drowning Of other
Americans"
Mr. Taft said that The administra-
tons course lin actively intervening
To Gust Hucrta throws upon us the
responsibility for the anarchy that has
enSued," and brought about " a strong
possibility that we may have TO inter
venr in Mexico and tranquilize the
country in the interest of civilization"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
800 ENROLLED IN
HUGHES ALLIANCE

Moro than three hundred OHIO county
Hnpublirans yesterday enrolled At Re
publican headquarters on Chanlne
street as ~, !nberS of the National
Hughes Alliance. Three hundred OF me
nrnt bronlo Hughes Alliance buttons
were distributed.
Many IL those enrolling yesterday
sent in thrl" names ny mail. hut ma
ioritv called in person 10 enroll ana get
their buttons without delay. AS re-
suit Republican headquarters swarm"d
with people from early morning till late
last night.
Another shipment OF The Hughes Ali
ancn emblemS will be received today ana
those sending thci1 names by mail yes
tnrdav who have not received their en-
hlenls will got them saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

The New and Better
Household Remedy

Wherever you have an ache or PAIN
that's where krew-pina ought to be.l
II is absolutely the best ali-aroundl
household remedy ever put Or tho
market And you buy it under oar
guarantee OF complete satisfaction or
money back.
Krew-PEna is healing salve--Ect
entirely harmlesS-no dangerous ele-
ment OF any kind. II your children have
the Group. krew-Pira gives them quick
and sure relief. Rubbed on chest or
throat. krew-Pina is excellent for
colds. coughs and other infections or
the air passages. Applied in ,1 t,mS; II
rheumatism and sprains are treated
more successfully With this wonderful
preparation than with any other STINT
lar remedy and many bad headache
can BE- stopped merely with an apnl'a-
ton or two Better than poulttceS ana
lnlments of all kinds in every case
A. your dealers--for - cents
Krew-Pina is manufactured solely nF
The Krew-Ptna Co, Waynesburg. IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
EDISON HAS A STRIKE

WEST ORANGE. \. J.. Oct. IA
small strike that started yesterday in
tho planI Of Thomas \. Edison spread
today until six hundred men, includ-
ing 900 in tho photograph department,
were idle They demand tho rcinsta1e-
mrnl Of Neil White. secretary nf the
Edison Employees Protective AsSocia-
lion. who was discharged automatic
ally under an Edison rule limiting the
period Of an employees absence With
out valid excuse.
The Edison employees are not afriliat-
cd with any labor union. and this is
said 10 be the first serious strike
which the inventor has ever con-
rronted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
JOHN M'MAHON GOES
TO Inflated MINE:
Foreman at BarracksVIIle Mine is
Brother of WeIsburg Inspector
and Superintendent.

John McMahon. Of Wcllsburg. super
intendent OF mine No. 4 Of the West
Virginia & Pittsburgh Coal company,
passed through the city last evening
rnroute to BarraCksrille, W. Va,
where mine No. Of the JamiSOn Coal
& Coke company waS on fire, follow
ing Il dust explosion which entombed
fifteen men early in the afternoon.
When he left this city, Mr.. Nc
Mahon was gravely concerned for The
safety of VIM. Mcmahon, his brother
formerly of Wellsburg, who is fore
man of the Inflated JamiSon mine.
Another brother. Samuel Mcmahon,
of Wcllsburg. is district mine inSpeC-
tor for this district. He was out in
the district somewhere on an inspec-
ton tour and it is probable that he
rushed from wherever he happened
TO be to BarraCksvillG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
FARM LOAN BOARD
COMING TO WEST VA

WASHINGTON, y. c., Oct. 10
The Federal farm loan board. which
will leave here Sunday night, on a
southern tour extending To New or,
leans. Ia hold hearings regarding To-
cation of the twelve Federal farm loan
banks. announced to-day that ii would
hold an additional series Of hearings
later in the southwest The itinerary
follows:
ST. Louis. November IL: Little Rock,
November II; Fort Worth. November
Ii: Houston. November Ii; Phoenix,
November is: albuquerque, November
90; Amarillo. November 81; Oklaho'
ma City. November 30: Memphis. No
vcmher %: Louisville, November ~
and Charleston, W. Va. November 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
GUESTS OF
COMMERCIAL BODY
PLANS BEING MADE BY BRANCH
OF W. C. A. TO ENTERTAIN
AGRICULTURISTS SOON.
Local Dealers and Ttllers of Soil to
| Have Get-Together Meeting
Here.

Plans arc being mad" Ivy Or. inTrcw
Wilson, director Of the Agricultural
department OF the Wheeling Commercial
association for Il business men and
farmers gci-logcthcr agricultural crie-
hratiun which will hc held IN THIS
city about tho latter part Of next month.
only preliminary plans have been
made. but the affair promises Ia be the
biggest stunt IF the Kind ever gwen IN
This $rclinn Of In" country. IL is To
he the initial movement In have the
farmer and IN" dealer put In I closer
commercial relationship.
Circulars are being prepared |" he
sent to all the farmers 81 tins section
of West Virginia, eastern ON" ana
western Pennsylvania. asking lh'm 10
Cn-oprratc in ihr movement and !" he
the guests Of the Wheeling business
men on the day Of ihr big celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
COAL PRODUCTION HAMPERED.

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. 10. - John
Moore, president of the Ohio Miners,
today declared that the mines of ONO
are only producing from 40 to so per
cent of the tonnage of coal possible
to be produced because of lack OF
coal cars. The shortage Of coal and
resultant high prices, Moore said. was
due entirely to the car shortage. Some
of the mines are only working three
DAVIS n week because of the inability
to get cars. There is a maximum de-
mand for coal and the railroads only
have A minimum equipment" said Mr..
Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
HEADACHE STOPS,
NE URAL C|A CONE
DIR, JAMES, HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RElIEF-COST
DIME a PACKAGE.

Nerrc-racking. splitting or dull.
ihrobbing headaches yield in just a
few moments TO DR.. James Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents a
package at any drug store. It's the
quickest. suresl headache relief in the
whole world. Don't suffer! Relive the
agony and distress now! You can, can,
Millions Of men and women nave
found that headache or neuralgia
misery is needless. Get what you ask
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
BRYAN sruMPs FOR WILSON.

ELIZA EETHTuWN. Ky. Oct. IA
William Jennings Bryan, in addresses
here this Afternoon, and several other
Kentucky towns during the day in be-
half of President Wilson. praised his
handling Of tho Country's affairs. and
urged his recollection. referring to the
campaign methods of til" Republican
party. he attacked them rs being those
uf "fuIjl" criticism"
TN his arrival here. where he made his
principal address IT the day. Mr. Bryan
was greeted by 4 large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
BANKRUPTCY REFEREES
Of Northern District of west Virginia
to Hold Meeting In Ph1Hpp
November 8.

\ meeting al all tho referees in bank
rupiry in the northern district OF
Wrsl Virginia has been called by AS
&istanl Attorney General Graham Of
washington. through Judge y. &. bay
ton "f thr federal court. The session
viii h. held IN ThiIlpri. November ..
Referees at Glark$huras. Grafton. Philip
nj. MarlinSburg and Wheeling will at
,rud which will include Henry \.
EoItc and j. w. Cummins OF this city.
In calling the meeting Attorney era
ham stated he noted with much graft
fIrliiuu That Tia" expenses Of The bank
riIpi"y courts "f In" Northern district
Of NVr..i Nir.inIa were far below the
average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
5000 MINERS STRIKE

Pr-NNSTTAWNEY. Pa. Oct. 19.-Slx
thousand miners employed IN seven
Coal and Iron company in this vicinity
arc idle as result of n strike. Tho
mines affected arc tho Adrian. Florence,
F'rostburg. Reynoldsviltr. Hclvctie. Wis
mon ut all the workings demand m
eight hour day with ton hours 1ay. At
Florence and Wishaw: tho miners want
tho company to provid" mules to haul
the cars In the headings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
LINER ARAPAHoE SAFE.

NORFOLK. Va. 0ct. 19.-Wrrlass
messages late today. from the clyde
Lin" steamer Arapahno. which lost Il
rlIdd"r of Gapr LOOKOUT in y storm.
report the vessel safely anchored and
in II" danger TIL" storm is ahatlnG.
Th" coast guard cutters Seminole and
namiiCo are -nrnutr To The aid Of the
ArapnhO" which reports that other ships
in hr vicinity have picked UP her dis
tv"SS signals and are enrnutc To hcr aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
HAEvARp GR1Ds GUARANTEED.

CAMBRIDGE Mass. Oct. 19.--ATem-
hers Of the first and second squad Har-
ward football foam wrrn placed under
n partial quarantine tonight. rs result
Of the discovery Of Edward CHM of Win
chester. halfhack on the second tram.
had apparently developed symptoms Of
infantile paralysis
Tho football camc with Massachusetts
Agricultural College. arranged for next
Saturday. will hc played. the Agric,ll-
tural college authorities having do
cidcd not tn cancel the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
MILK PRODUCERS
Complete Arrangements For Meeting Of
Tri-State Association Here,
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Final arrangements hav" been rnm-
plntcd for the meeting nj III" Trt-State
Min Producers Association which will
ha hold an Saturday afternoon at D.!
n'rInrk. III tn" Market Auditorium. The
rurpu,sn nf The meeting is In discuss the
r,iyisubjlirv Of raising The price or
milk. MI dairymrn have h""n requested
!, M, urTSCnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Raa1+u DEAL Closed.

The Rice Bros. Real Estate firm. Elm
Grove. has sold tn. klaguS farm on Zig
Wheeling creek to Albert Schcnk VINO.
it is understood. will pa: the land IN
first class condition by means III an IT.
rigatiun system. Til" purchase price
Was not stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
CHARGED WITH MURDER

LAKE CHARLES.L La. Oct .1o.-Hen-
~ A. Reid. sheriff IF CalraSteu Par
ism. and C. A. Harmon. Il deputy. were
arrested today charged with the muir
der o. Fred I.ebleu. deputy sheriff
who was stabbed here the night OF
June IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
South Side Grocery Gunner
Charged With Felony Crime
Upon Wne;s Young Sister
OHIO M1NEk INJURED.

In n fall of slate at the Barton coal
mine about five o'clock yesterday after
noon. Andy Dawarski, a Russian aged
a. sustained a compound fracture OF
both legs, and he was removed TO the
Wheeling hospital for treatment. His
condition is not serious and he Will rec
cover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
PROBLEMS OF JEWISH LIFE"
Second of Series of Lectures Will Be
Delivered Tonight BY Rabbi
Silver,

At the l:om Street Temple This even
ing. Rabbi y. II. Silver will deliver the
second Of q series of lectures on the
general subject. "rrohl"mS of Jewish
Life. The subject of tonightS dis
course Is "ASSimilatjOn and inirr-mar-
riaEc.' The public is invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Wh eelinr Saddle Club.

TIL. lr":uhrrS % IN" Wheeling Saddle
CLUB :.rs looking forward with Il great
deal ii interest 10 IN" horse show which
will hc i,.!d a. the Sitthl" on SATURDAY
afternoon. Prizes will be- awarded 10
the winners in thu various events.
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The Home Department OF tn" Vance
Nsninria. Presbyterian church will hold
Il tea party this afternoon 1T the STRAIT
ford Springs hotel at = O'Clock. Every
enc Of The department Is Curdia!t: in
Vil-d u attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Birthday Party.

Wilforh WintcrS Jr. ctIehNn;od his
SIKH hirthda: Wednesday with It party
which Was h..!d at the home Of his par
rrts in Elm iir"v". Various games were
enjoyed hy tn. guests al tn" close or
which refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Graham Funeral.

Funeral services tor ;he late Martin
Graham. who died. at the hoHtc 81 MI
and Mrs john Bowman vt Clifton
Heights. near Elm Grove. Wednesday,
will b. held from the rlar: Of drath
this afternoon III $50 O'Clock. Rev. j..
H. Hess. paStLr % the Methodist EpiS-
ccpat church ut Elm Grove. will nuic:-
ate ln,-rmrut viii Ue in the Martins
Ferry cemetery.
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Ohio County Inirmary.

Iuiirmary has b.en 4 busy place as an
effort has been made t. hay" all OF the
fall plouGhing done before bad wcuthc.
begins The ground for the most part
has been plouShed.
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Supper a Success.

Til" big chicken Sijrprr held last eve
ming in the W"St Liberty Presbyterian
church under tiG.' auspices ~ III" ladies
Of that church WAS Il decided success.
Tho proceeds will so towards the bene-
NJ o. the church
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Chantal volunteers held last night in
tho school house was well attcuueH
and all OF the routine business wnirn
had accumulated during the past lew
weeks was transacted.