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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
ANOTHER SUBD|VER
TOUCHES in j. S.
ARMED SUBMARINE is AT AN.
CHOIR FOR THREE HOURS IN
RHODE ISLAND HARBOR.
HER MISSION KEPT SECRET
Vessel Slips Away After Commander
Makes Calls on v. s. Officers
Mails Letter to Bernstorff-
No Supplies Taken On.

Newport, R. l., Oct. 8.-Seventeen
days from Wilhelmshaven, the impe-
rial German submarine U-53 dropped
anchor in Newport harbor Saturday.
Almost before the officers of the
American fleet Of warships, through
which the stranger had nosed her
way, had recovered from their aston
ishment the undersea fighter had le-
livered a message for the German
ambassador, and, weighing anchor,
turned Brenton's reef lightship and
disappeared beneath the waves just
inside the three-mile limit.
Was Ready for Fight.
AS she came and went, she flew
the black and white colors of the
German navy, gun was mounted on
the forward deck and another aft,
while eight torpedoes plainly were
visible under the forward deck, Civ
ing mute assurance that the warship
was ready for fight at the drop
of the hat.
Lieut.. Captain Hans Rose, who
hung up new worlds record in
bringing an armed submarine in bat
tie array across the Atlantic, said
that he hads called sk Newport sim
ply to mail letter to Count Won
Bernstorff. He requested neither pro
visions nor fuel, and would be on
his way he said, long before the "a
hours during which belligerent
ship may remain within a neutral
harbor had expired.
Commander Pays Respects.
The submarine was in American
waters little more than three hours
assuming that she continued to sea
the German commander paid official
visits to Rear Admiral Austin M
Knight, commandant of the second
naval district, and Rear Admiral
Gleaves, commander of the destroy
er force of the Atlantic fleet, who
was on board the flagship, the scout
cruiser Birmingham. Both American
officers returned the brief call.
, While these formalities were being
exchanged wireless messages were
carrying to the ships of the British
and French patrol fleet off the coast
a warning that hostile submarine
had slipped through their Gordon.
At the forts and naval stations the
feat of Captain Hans Rose, which
had taken every one by surprise, was
the only subject of conversation and
there was much speculation as to her
mission.
May Be Bremen Escort.
There we're rumors, without ap-
parent basis, that the German mer-
chant submarine Bremen, long over
due, might be expected in the wake
of the warship. Some naval officers
expressed the opinion that the fight
er had escorted the Bremen across
the ocean, and others that she was
searching for the merchant ship. The
first question asked by Captain Rose
when a motorboat came alongside
was:
"Have you heard from the Bre.
men?"
When he was told that there was
no news of the missing craft his face
became grave, but he made no COM
ment.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
Lineup.

The second game in world s series re-
suited in victory for Boston, to 1,
ID innings. Ruth pitching for the win
ners, Smith for Brooklyn. Over 40, OC0
saw the game. Same lineup as in the
first game accept pitchers.
The third game was won by Brooklyn
a to 3, Coombs pitching. Mays was in
the box for Boston. Game at Brooklyn.
Saturdays Football Results.
Everett high school crushed the FL
lensburg eleven, 63 to 0.
Chicago.-Carleton college of North
field, Mimi, shut out the University
of Chicago football team, 7 to O.
Cambridge, Mass.-Tufts, with a
team of veterans paying their first
game of the season, defeated Har-
ward, to 8.
New Haven, Conn.-Yale atoned for
last years 10 to 0 defeat by the Uni
versity Of Virginia by overwhelming
the Dixie collegians, 81 to 8. 1t was
the largest score made by a Yale
eleven in twenty years.
Pullman-The Washington State
college football lteam was defeated
for the first time since William H.
Dietz, the Indian coach from Carlyle,
took charge at Pullman. The score
was to 6, and it was the alumni
team-an aggregation that has had
practically no chance to train to-
gether-that beat the pride of the
state college.
Trotting Records Broken.
Four new worlds records were
made on the track Of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders association
at Lexington, KY, Saturday
A. P. Cosden's 2-year-pid filly The
Real Lady, driven by Tommy Muir
ply, in winning the $4,000 breeders
sweepstakes lowered the worlds rec.
ord for 2-year-old trotters regardless
of sex, to 2:O4A.
Russell Boy won the 2:03 pace, a
worlds record for four-heat race.
Lee Axworthy lowered his own
worlds record to 1854.
During the morning Peter Look
was given a record of 1908, reducing
the former record for 3-year-old pac-
ing colts IL seconds.
The chief racing exhibition was the
2:O2 pace won by Russell Boy after
the most stubbornly fought race Of
the week. Russell Boy was sentlaway
back of his field in the first heat,
but overhauled Peter Stevens and
Braden Direct in the stretch and
won in 2:00H.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
Republicans Oppose Women.

Boston.-The republican state com.
mittee voted down a motion to have
suffrage and prohibition included in
the platform.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
SLAYER of Priest Freed.

St. Paul, Mimi, Oct 11.-Mrs. Ane-
liza Dudek, on trial heer for the muir
der of the Rev. Henry Jajeski,
Catholic priest, was found not guilty
by a jury Tuesday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
Cotton In Honduras.

Experiments have indicated to Hon.
duras that it may become an impor.
tant cotton raising nation.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12

Ask the hungry boy to define eter-
nifty. He'll answer you that it's the
time from lunch to dinner.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12
Open of Worlds Series.

The well-nigh perfect baseball ma
chine of the Boston American league
team triumphed over the Brooklyn
Nationals at Boston Saturday, to s.,
in the first game of the worlds Sc
ries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
STUDENTS
HEAR GOOD SERMON
BAcCALAUREArE SERVICES OF BEL
LAIRE HIGH SCHOOL LAST
NIGHT.
Rev. @. B. Smith Deliver Heart 20
Heart Talk 20 Graduates.
News of Beilaire.

The baccalsuresto address 10 the
~Ersduatins Glass of thu Bclalire high
school. WAS delivered last night az the
First NJ. J.. church by Rev. -. b.. Smith.
"A Liberal Education was tho subject
OF the address. Rev. smith urged the
members Of o., elias Co continue seek
ing Tor that education that Wil better
society and aid in the uplltt OF human
ity. The address WAS one OF the best
ever heard IN BellsIgc and was an APP
peal 20 the class OF p~crssvcre and 90 give
the best talents within them in the
tasks and duties they Will perform IN
h future.
Tho graduating class numbsr 30 mem
bers filed into the church aud occupied
a section Of seats ln the front. The
services were union in character and
the ministers Of the various churches
participate. Prayer was offered By
Rev. W. T. Mccormick. Of the United
Presby terrain church. the scripture les
son was read b. Rev. -. 81. Lawthcr. %
the FIRST Presbyterian church and the
reading Of hymns 81 ECv. King. 81 the
Second Presbyterian. and Rev. Flax. Of
the Christian church. Prayer by Rev
X. X. focum, OF the FIRST Reformed
church and the bcnediction b. Rev. ,.
W. Hart. Of the south Bellaire II. L..
church, concluded the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

Mrs. Joseph Mcmahon and daughter
left last evening for Washington. Pa.
Co spend a Week With relative.
George Conroy Of steubcnViIlc. was IA
the city yesterday calling uu AIR. and
Mrs. George webb.
samuel p,unis has been appointed a
member Of a.. health board t. sucoc,u
PRESTON Jones. who resigned.
\ large crowd from tins ,ItN attended
the dance held at the steele Grove
west ~ the city saturday evening.
fruf. Harold Compton returned hpm.
last evening after spending several
DAYS with friends 10 cleveland.
several members 81 IN. UnItcl FRAT
,rnal Memorial Association vent 90
stcno,uyIlle ye.terfay 10 take part 90
"a memorial az That place.
NJ 'rNices we're held ~ the United
ir'Sby terlan church YESTERDAY OWING
{" The fact that Rev. ran was 100 Cle,,-
land.
Richard Lynch ~ -. C~lairsviI,. was
in the city yesterday calling on iricnds
and relatives.
80 evening services were held IN IN.
local churches last evening on account
.uf the bsccalaurcatc sermon at the
high school.
Hoth the Lsurhln TN plant ana co..
Nhttak"r-tlcssnsr sheet plant resumed
operations ~ full last nieht.
several OF the labor orEan| nations OF
this city attended the uusellinr rsIebra-
ton 10 Whceling yesterday afternoon
saturday was one uf the warufsf
were slad fhel were ug compelled fu
vgrA On that day.
Despite thc larEo crowd iu the CITY
saturday eNeuing ouly three arrests
were made hy the local police
WORK viii likely be- started INF. v..s
on rHEinF tho buildings on the site os
Tho new cts bal.
charles o. kes ser ~ HeIIaira. IA.
been awarded The contract Tor ffe srs..
ION ~ ne nov German Hauk building
on Fourth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
COLEMAN CO.. MAKES
BIG IMPROVEMENT
Addition TO Grill VIII be Formally
opened Tuesday. Although u
Was used Saturday Night.

Although the overflow of business
SATURDAY night was Accommodated in
the new grill room at the Coleman
DRUG Store. yet the formal opening
viii not take place until tomorrow.
This Don extends north fro mthe
present grill and be- finished in bun.
Forty-siN circaSsian walnut. benches
have been placed. giving n total scat.
ing capacity for e~iChfy-thrce persons.
The ceiling Is Of panel burlap. and
The walls are Of panel wood n De- one
~ the most attractive rooms In the
city. n 70 where ono can enjoy
an hours rest very nicely. The a..
Prossler 4 Sons Co. Of Pittsburgh,
are doing tho work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
ANNA LYNCH"

street. Mr.. crider must undergo an
operation. and the AFFAIR Is being
planned to assist ia raising funds Tor
that purpose.
The lady Elks VIII entertain at the
Elks club Wednesday afternoon. Five
hundred viii bc the diversion.
Mrs. l. -. Miller. OF Cumberland. Md.
returned 10 her home yesterday. after
a visit with friends here.
The regular meeting OF the Official
board OF the FIRST NJ. l.. church Will be
held this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William BowleS, Of Mas
sillon. formerly OF this clty. are spend
ing "A Few days with friends here.
Mrs. Fred McConn. of Shadyside. has
returned from "a visit with friends at
Columbus.
Mrs. Frank Satterheld and daughter.
OF canton. are The guests Of local rela-
UNcs.
Charles Robinson. OF Guernsey street.
has gone to Columbus ~ spend "A few
Gays with friends.
Miss Bessie Lancaster and brother.
Walter. OF Pittsburgh. are guests Al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pracht, ON
Hamilton street.
Jesse LoveJoy. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse LoVeJoy. Is home on his va
cation from the school ior the blind at
Columbus.
Miss Hilda Monroe. OF YOUNGSTOWN Is
a guest Of Mrs. A. l.. Deafenoaugh. on
Union street.
The barber shops Will remain open
until 10 o'clock tonight. but Will be
closed al day Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

a large humber from fHIa city went
.H Wheeling yesterday fl take qprf .r
.Hr parade preceding 'he 90 .rE ul
fHe Pollock monument
INr weekly meeting of fI. Junior
80. nanI.- uII ta H... Loo iY..I ... ..
Main street tUle evening
Tho members Hf 'Ie I.IH..r f.f4r uY.
...r'" oft So. Anthem. tIf..... church
attended r.rEI.rH .r H E... Hf tHr
..f" gr"f0r.H. mHrrIfE
Hr Thomas IFYupH.U a r0..rrrrr
Zoe fHr NN.. valley srnsrH. H.ru.t4.
.r.m fU. rH.-.H M an operation r.r.
..rmrI saturday
Walter Gordon returned rc-farIa.
'.r I ..Frrf. days. v.aIt with friends In
. .I ...I.f
TNa .r. plate u".a af fHr Aetna
'..'HrI plant resumed operation. I4af
. E.f H. fHl... u..r..
rr. Nf. Isr .. Cleveland d.. r
pot. .'" fr H few lata calling 600
II.r|. .rI r..H..t.H
baby Er arrived tiIrf.. mo- ff.
.m. 1. I... r.i H.. John r.fI a
.H..- homo. .u ..r...
I.r Ir H... . .f 'H.. ..sr.rF
f. .H t.. ...af
....
r.r
I .r a.. f. H. .... N
H i...r. .r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
MRS. ANNA LYNCH
Of BRIDGEPORT
VERY POSITIVE.
Tells Druggist Rau "Nerv-W Worth
Has Made Me Well"

h endorsement was given a short
time ago n amounts 10 an important
message TO Mrs. Lynch's fellow-suf-
ierers.. Observe especially what she
says about her improved digestion:
Raus Drug Store-I have been feel
Ing bad for the last three or four
years. Was troubled with palpitation
oil. the heart, gas On my stomach,
which made me feel dreadful.
II have taken two bottles OF Merry
Worth. which has made a great change
IN me. Have no more trouble with my
Feet.
AT night | get a whole nights sleep
where before Wentworth was recon-
mended 10 me one or two hours sleep
was all ! could get. cheerfully saw
that .Nerv-Worth HAS MADE ME
WELL.
(SignedD ANNA LYNCH"
Wentworth steadies the nerves.
tones the liver. regulates the bowels.
betters digestion and builds up the
system. Your dollar back at RAU'S
Drug Store II IL fails TO DC this for
you. our own guarantee back OF the
foregoing-RAU DRUG STORE.
Wentworth Is also for sale: Dank-
worth Bros. Bellaire: Patterson A
Sons, St. Clairsville: Ralston & Park
.er. Martins Ferry; Cameron Drug
Store. Cameron, Midway Drug Store.
Benwood-McMechen V. IL. Sayles.
Moundsville.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
Selling Booze 20 Minors.

Dt'n operating m this city and vicinity
Tor several weeks. declare they have dis
covered that the law prohibiting the
sale OF liquor 10 minors ~ being disr.-
sardcd by local liquor dealers and a
large number of arrests arc expected.
Inc ilrFt arrest Tor this offcnsc Was
made to-day. when Tony bcMarco Was
dalcd before Justice I-awI,y ana fined
80 and costs. Two youths. under is
years OF age. were placed under arrest
ALSO, Tor entering the saloon and max
lng purchases. The foreign saloon
keepers are the most ircqu'nt offenders.
the officials say. Andrew Engel Wus
erfested to-day for opening his saloon
before a m. iu violation OF a city
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
WILL ARBITRATE
The CLAY STRIKE
STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
HAS NAMED Two MEDIAroRS.
Indications Point TO a Satisfactory Set
tlemen@Gcneral News OF
Steuben v-at.
Bulletin No. 2

SrEUBENNILLE. O.. May 2s-The
strike OF l.50O union clay workers which
mas been IA progress FOR the past week
IN the Toronto district. - To b. arbi-
trated by Two mcdiators. selected by m.
INDUSTRIAL Commission OF Ohio. accord
ing To official announcement here to-day.
me arbitrators Will come to TORONTO
on Wednesday OF this week and Mill
immediately 'ndeaNor TO arrange Tor a
conference between representatives Of
INC striksrS and the manufacturers. The
Industrial Commission was called into
the wage dispute by the Boosters Club.
an organization of business men OF To-
rohto. VINO hope To- see the strike. which
has tied up thirteen clay products pItnfs
settled at an early date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
MRS. RICCP'S ID
RECITAL is POSTPONED
Slight Illness Of Mrs. RIeei Causes
Postponement for Few Days-Wnl
Be Given at the Elks' Club.

The Students recital which was TO
nave been given this evening at the
EIks club by the pupils OF Mrs Ric-
cdrdo Rlccl has been postponed for a
Few days on account OF the slight i'll
ness OF Mrs. Ricci. The following is
the program:
PROGRAM.
flano Solo-Arabesque -..-... DcbusSy
Miss Martha Irwin.
Sandmsnnchcn ......-....--.. Rrahm
open Your Phillius
Miss Katherine Reid.
Aria-"Wherc'er You Walk (Scmele)
Handel
Mr.. Phil. Mcguire.
Where the Bee sucks. Clara Ross Rel
Mrs. Fred Faris.
Yesterday and Ida .SprnEs
Will o. the .Spross
Mrs. u. r. Marshall.
Plays Among the Roses"
ReoiL ana Aria-Forebodins Fears OF
III GphiEenia IN TaurisJ ......GlucS
Mr.. David Crawford.
Moments Religicux .FrimI
Nalsc de Concert.
Mis- Martha Irwin.
II Was a Lover and His Lass. C. n. Riccf
JOY OF Spring .-...-........ r. RicoI
Mrs. John Bsyne.
Rect and Aria-"Adieu, Forets"
tJcannc d'ArDD ........T schaikowsky
Mrs. Fred F'aris.
Sprito Gentll ia Favorita). Don zettt
Ssrtnadc schubert
Mr. ThiI Mcguire.
Mr.. r. r Marshall s'''es
Accorretto VIC Pastori .......O pa irish
Steppin' Down Along the Eroad Wilson
Soldiers song Of 1913 Langstroth
Mt David Crawford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

Dependency. caused by a message
which he received from his wife 10 the
effect hat she was financially cmbar-
raised and asking TO return home. is
given as tho reason for the attempted
suicide Of Ellis Bellar. Of New York.
The man was found late Saturday night
In West Bcllsire. lying on the hillside.
Eroaning In ngony on the ground by
his side was found a phial containing
carholic acid. with part 81 the contents
missing. Dr. Gale. Of Ncn. was called.
and with tho aid 81 n stomach pump
succeeded In removing = quantity ~ the
poison. after which he was removed
TO the Martins Ferry hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
ST. GAINESVILLE ROAD
Has Been Closed 70 Travel Untu Ju
IS on Account Of Rrnalrr

Has Been Closed 70 Travel Until Jun.
IS on Account Of Repairs.
The ohio valley Aufomobis rIub
has issued Tho following bulletin rcla.
i've To- The National road west 81 ST
t~lairevillc. reading in part
In view ~ tho fact that tho National
road wost ~ So t~lairayil1cis closed fo
travel until June D.. ON account az Tho
roronetruction work row in progress.
and 20 possibility ~ me road between
'adiE and hrchsvilio (Which was
used rs n dcfOur ht tourists last YEAR
h"inE closed 90 travel on account of
extensive repair work 20 De started
within q fow days. Tho following dotour
between tadiz and t~-hrirheviIIe is rec.
commended BY tadly auf0tefs.
'adtz 10 Icwcft. Jcwcff ~ Rumlev.
humieN IN Scio Scio fo Eowcrafovn.
boweratovn ~ Philadelphia road. phiI
Hdclphia road m uennison and Uhrirha.
willie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

lots. city. $1,000; Ross Myers to George
r. Carson. 1900 50. IT. Smithfield town
ship. $4,000; Rebecca McCune TO John G.
Wanenmaeher. Mstes. steubeuviIe town
ship. $4,000: Julia \. Dean to Charles
Pleiss. Metos. Steubenvnle township. 81:
Elmer L. Patterson TO August G Mild
ner. lot. city, $4,000: Charles r. Neville
Harry A link TO Jesse r. Miller. lot,
city, vi Steub. Coal 4 Mining Co. 10
FRANK \ Smogor. lot. city. $3.50; Frank
A smoEor to Stauislaus Gryszka. lot,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

Ir1ment4 and murcice They Ten ~ fcstfii
comfort. - calm. peaceful r.rhfa an alb
'.n.r N th1rr d.sffcssra po@iHrr to me De-
rI ~ erprrfrrrr. relief from rrrrf4~
N.srre. r1 more ~ that apprehension uib
NN'N m many young wHmrrH m.rIa b.
rome hlrffrDi. n ia "a splendid hrfp. Get
RI tsffe ~ .Hothcr'H TrcuI' from your
nearest drIFrsf. Atk your husband o. ret
f ~ you. Then write o. UrHfdeff Urr-
lIrt0r Zoe 90 Lamar HIIr Atlanta. Ca.
fHr 70 very handsome and Instructive h.r4t
N H fIri With eurrrrf|vr ideas n great
Ie.p o. Hl sUmen Interested In ihe subject
n maternity tnI best ~ aI ere .oue let
.era from uathcrs tAat are Tcal DspIaaons.
Wute today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

John Rencdefte. a well known Italian
of this rifv. was shot In the Thigh. sat
urdav syeuing. with n shotgun IN the
hands Of Leonardo Mirhenfa. another
italian. and was badly injured. The
shooting orcurrcd OF tho house near the
reservoir which iE commonly known as
the incubator" 80 reason BE- known
for tho shooting. B~enedctte. wounded.
walked nearly hair a. mile 90 tho Stew
ard drug store. and from there was
rushed 10 tho hospital where medical
a'd was rendered Althou Eh the local
police secured tho hills for nearly three
hours they were unable 20 locate the
man who did the shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
A1nEf Paw pamara.

John Ban. AN crIployc 81 the Pipe TN
Ildnt' Was compelled To put up bond OF
1000 To meet hospital and medical *
p'nScS and personal damages sustained
o. steve Thomas. "A fellow cmploye. who
D. confined IN IA, Ohio Valley hospital
a7 "a result OF q practical Joke. BiI lu
"A spirit OF fuu. applied a match 10
lhoWa~ greasy trousers. setting !ir, 20
thtm. Before the Flames were tNfIu-
s-lsh'd Ihomhs was seriously burned
about the legs and BODY. ElI WAS ar
reeiod ana put w BOND WIN Tho mnA..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
BRIDGEPORT
Collect Neat Sum.

Al! records FOR tag day celebration
were broken IN this city Saturday when
the sum Of S-s5.1I Was collected Tor the
benefit Of the Fairgrounds association.
ladies' stood on the corners and sold
the a during tho day deserve great
praise for the work done. The amount
collected was nearly 500 more than last
year and % - the intention OF the as
~aoN.aLOn 10 purchase now equlpmonL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

The annual memorial sermon 10 tho
Old Soldiers was delivered at the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church yesterday
morning. by the pastor. Rev. John NyeI
and o. was one OF the most impressive
ever delivered in this city. The vet
Grams marched 10 the church In a body
together with the various other lodges
OF the city headed by the Junior Ale-
chanic drum corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

All owners OF autos IN this city are
requested 90 donate the services of the
cars. a. possible. Tuesday morning. Co
take tho old veterans Co the Nariou.
cemeteries. whore the exercises viii be-
carried out. All owners who viii donate
cars are requested tp have them on
Main street at nine o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

Services will be held from his late
home al Barton this Afternoon over the
remains OF the late William Williams.
who dicd SATURDAY m0ruIrC. after IA
lingering illness OF complication OF dis.
cases the late Dir. Williams was on
old veteran and fought with distinction
throughout ffe civil war. Tho services
VIII he IN charge OF The pastor uf rho
Barton church ami Iufcrmcut VIII be al
.IIuWu1l cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

Tho many thIrrs Witch
we real about and
arc NJ immediate Inn
p%urt1rer o. Che crper
tant mother. IL Enier-
a. external remedy
called
Friend This is ap
piled over The muscles
~ The stomach ~ Ia
deeply penetrating iu
liH Influence. N0fhe =
cvrywhcro tel ~ ~
fo0ih Ing eject. bow u
n'inYa pains Incident ~
Firri Ing - cords.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

Sehubeek-BurNhardt

The many friends Of Emit Schuheck
and Miss F1orcrce ~Burkhardt. two popu-
lar young people Of his city. were sur
Urlsed yesterday morning when they
learned Of their marriage. which oc-
CURED Saturday afternoon at wellsburg
After = short trip tho Young couple Will
return 20 his city where they will make
their home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29

The annuaI memorial services of Bell
are Castle. knights OF The Golden Eagle
were held sunday afternoon in Rose
Hul cemetery. The Members met at
their hall and headed by "a band marched
C the cemetery. 8 program was rem
dered and the memorial address was d.
livered BY Rev r. W. Hart. pastor Of
the South BellaIre 81. r.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
Address.

The annual memorial address TO the
members OF the .Thoburn Post g. \. r..
the Mother Mckinley Circle and tho
Junior Mechanics was delivered in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
murn4ng by the pastor. Rev. r. g. Mes
bitt. The sermon was one oi the best
ever delivered ON a similar occasion
Despite the Indictment weather "A large
crowd was Rr.senl ~ The s.LALo.s.