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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
"Spare the Rod and Spoil the
Hubby" Recipe for DomeS-
tic Happiness.

NEW YORK. Aug, 2S.-Herewith the
silly season is formally declared open
From this day on till the hot weather
is over, wise New Workers will not
burden their sizzling brains with the
Mexican problem, the presidential cleo
ton or the success Of the new offensive
OF the Allies To spank or not to spank
is the question Of the hour. It's much
too warm to think If you don't be-
lievc 1t. read the letters which have
been written in the last few days by
Husbands and wives who favor or op-
pose spanking as a first aid to cOnJugal
concord.
GrOWn-UpS Need Birch.
The controversy was started by an
innocent little document from Wife
who declared frankly that grown up
persons as well as children are the
better for an occasional whipping, ad-
ding that her own husband had been
changed from a drinker and smoker
into model man, with good job,
money saved and fine home by the
tudicious application of these wifely
principles.
Spare the rod and spoil the husband
was this matron's recipe for domestic
/ happiness. Many husbands, doubtless,
would rather be spanked than nagged.
I Spanking, like war, is only one form
of the force argument. in many cases
( not so Objectionable and not nearly 50
etficaCious as Mysteries or tears. The
pacifsts OF the home, like those OF
the larger world, don't seem to realize
that to put an end to physical war
fare won't put an end to war
Money as Weapon.
War can be and is made with mon
ey all the time, though every sword
is sheathed and every bayonet sleeps
in its scabbard And war is made
pressure amounting to tyranny is
exertcd in many homes wherein the
word spank is so discredted that it
| would not be let in the back door Per-
sons who decry the rod and the slipper
as corrective agents may use meOner
weapons. 1t has been proved that
small boys when given a choice be-
tween a licking and a mildcr but
longer and more borcsome penacc elect
always to take the licking.
Boys Prefer Licking.
After all, when you're licked for go
ing fishing you can take the licking
and go fishing again. So husbands
given their their choice between be-
ing lectured or spanked for staying
out late at the club might choose the
shorter and more merciful punish
ment
Still, the husbands who have written
their views, do not seem to be as
philosophical about their spankings as
they should be. They do not take The
broad impersonal view of the wife, for
instance. who writes that her husband
has spanked her frequently and that
she feels that her home is happier
and she herself a better woman for
the spankings
The letter which started the spank
ing controversy and those written in
answer to it are printed below
Origin Of Controversy.
ION the needs of spanking which
were discussed in the World. | would
say that grown people should be
spanked, as well as children, Whip
ping has reformed my husband from
a drinker and smoker into model
man.
"After a few months OF misery de-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28

mend your Compound to other ladies.
Mrs MARY RIDGwAY, Durand, Wis.
A NIassa chusctts Woman Writes:
Blackstone, Mass = 81 My troubles
were from my age, and l felt nwtuIIy
sick for three years, ! had hot flashes
often and frequently suffered from
pains, | took Lydu f, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compounded now am well"
Mrs. PIERRE Cou@oYER, Box $50,
Blackstone, Mass.
Such warning symptoms rs sense Of
sufrocation, hot hcS,headaches, back
aches, dread Of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, mlpitation of the
hcart, sparks before the eyes, irrcgu-
laritics, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and dizziness shouldbehccded
by middle-aged women Lydia E, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
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passing the library Several times
she's come to my post and threatened
to attack me Some night I'm afraid
she will. ! wonder how many police
men are getting spanked.
PATIENT COP"
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FALLS ASLEEP WHILE IN
PRAYER AT HIS BEDSIDE

PITTSFlELD. Mass, Aug, 26-Fa:
tigucd, PittshCld man returned
home, and, undressing, knelt beside
his bed 10 say his prayers. He was In
that attitude when his mother came
to call him in the morning. He was
not half way through the Lords prayer
when he fell asleep
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28
NOTICE.

Any person or persons having possession
of or my rlnim tn missing bank book No.
iO,65O are requested to present same to
The LOwndes Savings Bank and Trust
Company aud submit to having snid book
cancelled and II new book issued In lieu
thereof
THE LOWNDEs SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.
by GEO, l.. DUNCAN, Treas.
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Lydia n. PlnkhAm 8
Vegetable Com
pound. Whenlwas
Is and had tn c
Change of Life,
a friend recon-
mcnded it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that | took
several bottles, l
mn now well and
hpAlthv md recon-
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try to stall by laughing out loud
when she Spanks me. It's hard to
laugh, though, when you're getting
soaked with bread board. got a
terrible spanking the night OF the last
police parade because | didn't wave
my hand at her when the parade was
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"BELOW THE BELT"
Victims May Unite.


And me grieving all these years in
the belief that was the only boob
husband who was getting spanked!
From the letters you've been getting
I'm sure there are enough Of us to
organize an alumni. What chance
to swap experiences and exchange
alienation ideas! You can see from
the letter write I'm not mushhcad.
Furthermore, I'm that much bigger
than my wife that It might be fatal
if ever sought to retaliate. That
and the fear of our domestic battles
becoming public is what makes me put
up with it. Then there is financial
reason,
First along in our married life Of
nine years, when tried to curb her
furious attacks she used to smash the
household articles. found 1t was
cheaper to let her strike me. ! got to
bending over and covering my head to
save my face and her spanking de-
veloped as a matter Of course. While
I'm at 1t might as well tell the whole
humiliatlng truth. She uses wood
en- lemon squeezer. I'm a railroad
clerk. We have two children and a
Ford, but she never lays hand on
the youngsters. Anyhow, feel bet
ter now to think am not the only
husband who's getting walloped.
"OUCH."
Policeman Hpnpecked.
Think Of a policeman who permits
his wife to spank him, Yes, I'm the
! policeman, I'm sorry to say, and am
a member Of a West Side precinct. Not
only that, but I've got medal for
bravery. That's laugh, amt It.
I Those spanking letters you've been
running hit me in the same place as
! they hit the other fellows.
Here's my case. I've got only a
few years to get on the pension list,
and as I've got good rep with the
members Of the force / don't like to
spoil everything by dragging my fam
lily troubles into print. My wife
knows she has me in a hole and that
dare not squeal. She even dares
me to arrest her. Amt that fine fix
to be in? I'm sure some Of the neigh
bors knows she spanks me, although
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Sunday at Club.

Quite few of the members and
out-of-town guests spent Sunday at
the Country Club.
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Elisha Lee.

Elisha Lee is assistant general
manager of the Pennsylvania railway
and spokesman for the managers
committee of nineteen. This commit
tee has been empowered 10 make
final negotiations in the railway
strike situation
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ELDERLY women
SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change Of Life.

Durand. Wis. -"Ium the mother Of
fourteen children and owe my lifC to
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CONTINUED on page So

Yuba City, Cal, has had nobody in
its jail for six months, not marriage
Yin a year, all the undertakers have
moved and the city marshal's only
duty in year was to kill dog.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-28

Britain contains 1900 interned
German prisoners.
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ION the needs of spanking which
were discussed in the World would
say that grown people should be
spanked, as we'll as children, Whip
ping has reformed my husband from
a drinker and smoker into model
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
SIXTY PERSONS
GO To SEASH0RE
FIRST EXCURSION OVER THE q. &
o. is LARGELY ATTENDED
Larger Crowd Is Expected On The
Next Excursion To Leave vince
ing July 10.

About sixty persons left last night
for Atlantic City. taking advantage OF
the first excursion rates offered BY the
II. * O. for the seashore. The tickets
are good for sixteen day and stop
overs are permitted at Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and other
points %nroute
Ticket Agent \. NJ Six stated last
night hat the crowd yesterday Was an
exceptionally large number to take in
the first excursion a. IN the past the
excursions given later in the season
nave been preferred.
The next excursion over the r 4 O.
will be held July -. Tickets Will be
good on all trains leaving here on that
day.
Eleven persons left last night on the
train leaving here al o. So , "a. going
via Grafton and three on me train A.
1855 p. m. going via Pittsburgh. The
parties were. Mar and Mrs Wesley
Schaffer. Fred Grossu.au. Misses Il~.-
and Leah ~Brinkusu. Bertha S.Lu-r.
Messrs. Donald Nsr'. = r Traur'U.
NJ. r. Nay. D.. r SuJfr. II e. -.Iraum
W. Scot Branncn. William St.NI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
V0DyIL A
GREAT SUCCESS
OVER FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
CLEARED AND WILL co 10
WARWOCD CHURCH.
The Show Was One Of ees: Amateur
Performances Ever Gwen Here
and Many Were Present.

The vaudeville show given last
night al IN" Carroll club auditorium ls
members of the Kahn Clue Wa with
cut doubt he greatest amateur per
Torrance ever gwen M tie g.E. The
program was a very ~dCliCr.lrI on. md
directed by Miss MAJ Etv bach
number was "a eature Iu Itself and al
We're enjoyed immensely.
About SHh persons were in attend
ancc and over $500 was realized from
the door receipts The money Is to 70
toward the fund for the erection OF A
new Catholic church az Warwood.
which Will b. built i'm the near future.
The closing act which was entitled
Pun in a Barber SHOP was really "A
scream from start to finish The prin-
.cildl ones taking part IN this act were
Robert Ankle. II !. Ray. Mike Finley.
Thomas Burke and John Flatlcy
Those taking part in the other mum
bcrs were Mr.. Gertrude OMAHA
boyle. Louis y. Coleman. Harry Nul-
arkey. Sarah HIycron. ~ l.. Raw. VI.
FINLEY, J.. a. tonuil.. Esther carson.
Leo Ittrrmohlcu. Leo Bonenb,rcer.
Haven Eobb, Joe Siggcmpyer. Nate
and VIII Nulro". John Co-lcv. REGINA
Arlde. Hazel NoitZtl. N.li. Connl0.
Agnes Monahau. Grace Garritv. \
S'hmid. l. Downing T. BURNS. VIM.
iiagerdorn. + Magrr-. Helen LaIlv.
Mary Campbell. Virginia Clark. Uarry
heu'"r. l. NouherE. Rosemary Ingram.
virginia Finley and b H9vcrc4mp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
OUT OF BEDW
HOURS Or NIGHT
1HoIsIs sss :HspsAIss



Il had % get up as Of a. svs 20
seven ines every ntEht. hal pains
IN my bach and of % rs- sept Ners
little. 'tbute this trouble Co kid
hey and p'Halsr f-oubf and ! want -
say right here trat Taulac h an al
u.fat4e remedy for such a condition
since taking Tanlac. ! sleep ru- and !
am GLAD 10 say am DO longer ioutl"C
about getting up an hours of the niSut
and the pains IN my back nave disa3-
p"ar~d too II proved such a superb
medicine FOR M. want TO reCorlmsa d
II 10 others troubled as MAS. de
clar"d Joseph Norns. l1as belmont
street Wheeling not 50 loug IEo
when asked abou TaulaC and what ne
thought of it, merits.
Young people a. VEL AZ oif folks
are often troubled these DAYS with
kidney and bladder trouble and wltl
these orEEnS Weakened or 1sf-riug iu
tnF.r duty W. not only are Utfeu
troubled with resIl.Ssu-s~ al night.
frequent ufIusfiol~. headaches. u-.t
business and pains IN tGe back bur are
ar to b. troubled with rteumaf.
pains. and other uric acid troubles.
! ne blood .- apt tn uscume sluggish
and impurities often creep In causing
nsso, Geo health For health and bet
ter blood appetite. energy. sleep. loo.
creased weight and vitality AXE Tan
lac. and SNOW for Yourself whsf futs
remarkable preparation Nil do for
such a condition Ash Tor 40 az g.. "a.
I.''-f A tu s'Ore. Market street.
Nte,Iue IsuIac l- s. per bottle
Nd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
THE THEATRES
THE SPOILERS" n PLAY WITH ,
PUNCH

TIN, Spoilers continues Co play 20
.arE' audiences as 10 proceeds toward
Tho close ~ lfs weeks engagement ut
ir. Court tne1t.r. thus proving tina tho
people ~ Wheeling know good pictures
whom they see them. and that Rex
h.a"uS Er"lt r~hotuglay has lost non,
~ .f- popularity.
s man was neuri to say as DO left the
tud. ru.e last vsuIug. I've. boon look
ing tf This picture Tor over two hours.
and didn't think had been there
az hour And Their. Is % reason FOR
This DO is hsctuss "Ths Spufl.rlH Is
al story. punch and thrill from h.rtr.
ming fn end. aud there does NOT seem
'u Doe % foot of u.m wasted ami non. 81
tho padding fu 900 out. sn noticeable
lu fNf average motion picture. I-
one closely woven. strong. thrilling s.ury
from Tho first minute tu tho last
There are su many hiE scenes Iu this
great H~hutuplav that ~ is Impossible o..
describe ur ever rymsuU.r - ALI Of
them None I4 NOR" popular. bow .N.r
than fH' fight hrfw cen tIrr -f.r and
N.Etwfr8. BOO which Glsuiefsr. aeH-r.fx
tH ue. hie revolver when nis aHr-r~a..
n1e none breaks bus enemy with has
naked hands
Their. VIII hs but four moro. perform.
tU.fa two today and two -HfurIa. -
b'f.r" 'lr eurF4sr ar' closes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
SIR ROGER EASEMENT
tcontiaued From First Page.)

-
~ y IIi'. J. desired TO land was
i,'I ,inI Inc attorney gen
W ElEiSad mere Is no ireland
go p Only EhSianG there Is no Ire
-, ~ ''T NV OF England no riglt
~ - lol me-, ~" irish out
80 49,. ' 4" i"NN "l ireland. q right
~ n,l"nI' " e. ."il'f Tor all irlshmru
~ ".l' D." lN ln' last resort. a
TO- .'I ven me very statutes uf
'IH',oi deprive me OF. q
."'' I-' ilsAHl'n themselves
r., ~ uiuatl'AiHI hond of Law
~, connects IN" two KINGDOMS
h,''tIlnE III" p phra Of indict-
''a. u' @'i "h, 'fH example 80
" - 81 i.lt'I sara
% EHt sHIlca. 'f mo- evil cN-
% j. mac no appeal 10 them
tsh'n ireland io rghf for their
oSr c,, I,.,- me h,i'I' q jury OF any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

William Fauum. one Of the mo1t
popular and famous actors Of The screen.
Viii b. seen az the tisH fhtHtsr today and
tomorrow 10 "lnf Muu Prom Bitter
a. powerful an vivid drama 81
Tho tIE ,uf tu.rt Little more would
have fu Boo said Goo insure one OF see
.UE o., bat possible tBur OF motion
picture sf.fl DO fh' great north
west finds this famous actor POI the
r... of u man % has n t~fr4E-." FOR
aff The story o. uhuIUaHmn and bic
suf develops through brsafhls-z FI-.
lsuar f. one ~ fHr muat fhr.IIrL
.I maxse ever attained Iu motion ON.
f.rr art.
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SEALED -PRCSUsALS

Ao9co 70 :urUEo, JOpberu. E1er-
enAnS ehd Oohcr Wholesale OoAloro
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN. Tftl
1ne 5LAle SOAR OF Control OF the stale
ats ullcc al Charleston, West .Tr.Irlt
LOT furnishing supplies for Cd. aesclal
state institutions. the financial manage
Gcnt C4 Tll~l l- vested Ia said l..ara
Contr1eg a4I be- awarded 20 She lowest
eiddcrn, quality cr0nItcTcc. cnC rtuer
lulcE- lang clElL E-s. .-.Et1ls -l.
c-s all D. given preference.
LiDt8 o. supplies needed Ulu be FUR
Clrhcd EtloEIa 90 receipt or REQUESTS
SEATING .lC ..- ..-.r.r.
vtt-I W -.D-lIsJ-
g2-l-G (haILeatoa. Hsgt Nlrgirsa-
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PROFESSOR CRAGO IS
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
orafratss 20 Two Glasses % west Lib
nnr no - Years Ago Gather
Co. Do HIM Honor.

' ~ nm hWmNra
.. surprise party was held
Ir." r. Do Cragn. 4O11
.fHf u|Ehf BOZ Celebration
N.Hr't an guests were
fw E~rfduafIng classes 81
n' Mraf Liberty state Nor
.... ard were student under
af That fimr Ue vas givcn
.if' rrrr inef riEht a. n token
.Hm
no. those present were
NJ ans Nrr p III Springer Eim
.f .a
sol. and Mr- o. w. wallace. Elm
..r.rU
81. ar1 Mrs Wsyman ch.raEo. No.
fH tUI Mrs 81 r. E|1as Wrferurr
So H.urN Wells Wr..h Bottom.
NUa I... MURRAY WaFnsahurg
T.. WN.k.rl WHNutaturF
r~rrN|If. wheeling
' N.N...rr Nr.N..nau
SIR. sarah TH.arH.L Warwonf
Misc Nrr.' Wallace E'm Grove
N... .IH"HHH springer Film Grove.
M... N'H".H Springer. TrfafsfpNia
% IrHrr T..faHrrgn
D.. t.Hs. HHI family.
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.EDEzSTIOs or sOsDa
N 20 es.OOOOo OF the RsfundiRE 100
OF ls0a OF Tie Cty Of WhSsiAE.

Nottce H. hersby given by the Commits
tlunerE OF the EefuuIiuE loan az lsDI
lhal on June 10. 1915. pursuant 20 the
requirements or the ~ufdIuaucv OF said
sity PASSED January =. lsu--Am,udsd
ALarch .. 1902. and agAn amended jim.
10 Asns. entitled An 90 pro-
vide Tor tho issue and sale ~ bonds 80
thC city OF Whssliug tu Ds kuHwn a. fr.
Bonds % lsH2. ana Tor th,
redemption and pay m'ut thereof"
nat the fulluNluE described bonds
numbered from Ia TO Is. InciuzIV. and
100000 sald bonds will D.. r.d.,m.I
ana paid at fhs Bark % the ohio Valley
IN the" city Of Mhe,Aus. West NIrsi1Is
On and after july /. 1915. and said BOMBS
e1ll cease Co boar interest ON IA. la-t
named dap and date.
j. g. LIST. JR.
JAMES g. WELL.
}. 4 MILLER
1909.
June T. 10. 20. q. %. 20. =. -. p. -.
- and 30.
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fh" nationalist volunteers found IN
Dublin Iu NUEemhtT. 1913. had no
quarrel with tho Ulster volunteers
born "a year earlier. only with the men
VINO sought fo p"ryert tO English
party u~.. 10 h mean purposes Of
thgIf vn bid for place and power the
armed ACTIVITIES of the simple Irish
men
We aimed at winning the Ulster
volunteer. uD went on. TO the cause
Of r. united Ireland 10 was the Irish
Volunteers who broke the law. but a
British party government, who had
permitted The Ulster volunteers 90 BE-
armed hy Ergl-hmeu. JOB threaten. not
only az lnEls. party iu its hold on
Office. tIf 20 threaten that party
through the lives and blood Of Irish
men.
The battle va to boz fought in Ire
land. thai The political outs of today
should be- the I.~ of tomorrow
Meant No Reflection.
Throwing aside his manuscript. Sir
MY lords. ! have done Gentlemen
Of the jury. ! wish To thank NUu for
your verdict / meant no reflection
upon YOU when ! said THIS wS. not "a
trial by my peers
Then the prisoner shook hands with
q friend who was sitting below the
dock, while the usher placed tie black
cloths over the heads of the judge.
The voice Of the chief justice was FIRM
but his face was pale as he spoke the
few words in pronOuncinE the sentence.
He began Roger David Easement.
YOU nave been found guilty BY a jury
of your peers Of high treason. the high.
est crime known 10 the law" and con.
cluded by sentencing him. TO b.
hanged by the neck until you are
fdead."
Z The prisoner leaning on the iron
railing Of the lock with his tall frame,
black beard and deep flashing ewes.
was easily the most distinguished
figure In the court except NIScoun'
Reading A. the judge pronounced the
sentence Easement smiled. Then a
wardor touched his arm and he with.
drew behind the green curtain from
what may be his last appearance
before the public
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NOTICE
o. ne Drawing for redemption of .hs
mAAn street Bridge BONDS, OF
the City Of wheeling.


Notice rs hereby given by 'he CON mis-
Homer OF the Main Street Bril-, Bonds
NIirst series that. pursuant tu the r.-
quiremeutz ~ the ordinance n said civ
the ltth day uf March. 1890. en-
TITLED. An ordinance 60 EroNII. f,r fh.
issue and SALE - Bonds uI the ctty ia
W hecllng 20 u' known as th. Main Street
Bridge Bonds tfIrSt strI,sl and Tor rh.
redemption and payment thereof. III.
Following described Bonds Issued unl.-
said Ordluaucs. were duly determine az
lot by said Commissioner FOR r,dsm.-
Ton ana payment on the lrst dan ~
Bond Of SLVuo.oJ priuu.aI numbered
said bond 80 de'srmlusI viii b. re-
deemed and paid 80 the Bank ~ the s-tr
y alley, IA the city ~ Wheeling. Href
virginia on anu after The said first l4v
81 July, 1915. and said bond So C,t,-.
mined viii cease Co bear lufrrt- fr.rn
the last mentioned DAY anu aat.
T. ". PETERSON.
J. 4. MILLER.
J.. r. lands
Commissioners o. The Main Street B-.dr.
Loan first agrlas.J June II. 10 .o
~. ~ %. %. &c. g.. 2S. 20. ANA 10
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win bathing suits tho only iicm
~ rrpcnfe. tho Uelia fale hathirs
beach management haa thrown open
tho beach free 20 churches
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ALANAC HOTEL

ocean Front. In tho heart % Atlantic city.
Absolutely hrsproof Open alWaya
American and European plans hot and
cold sea water batho. capacity 600 grin.
orchestra. dancing TnraHe attached
MACA l4ATL q Co.
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ne holders Of shove Note- are ~
4l.-t-d 10 surrender them. twin al IN
'.Ihra interest - attached ~ eAe
l,lce 81 the Security trust tuzsEanN.
Nheellns. W Va, for Payment 90 ne
~ Gay 81 July. 1915. and after tht.
uate interest thereon shall c.a-s
TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
PRED J. FDN.
Secretary.
Ju--O-q
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.


FVN N|HNNnfM
Miss MarFaret Darrah. rpmpImfr
tary 20 her house party. entertained Ir.
formally af her home ln WpufIavu last
evening Tho hours ~ tho evrrIns
were pleasantly fllcd with MANY I.
versions and "a luncheon Of attractive
appointments Waa f. @rlutfrIIrr f.s
turn MisH Uarrah's house guests ar.
Misses Mary and Ann uarrah ~ rHI
caF0. Mirsea Ioir SNOW rHIumfrIr
HON. Anna FOfher Lillian RON Of
Huntington Tho quests were
Misses
Helen Holden FfHIr Garlic
Ruth Holden Ue.air bowler
NifElnia HiEFlnH uurraH B0rland
Dagwnr Bishop Katherine Vsrrerd
virginia Tenor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

HOTEL MAJfSTlCEiTsiRiA az. and
t~nrouE nout centre a. attractions. ncean
baths. white s-rviC. 3 superior table
Sp-ctsl Sl-5V W weekly a. up daily.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
NEW SAVOY hotel

Corner Belmont Az. .nd Boardwalk
ocean Wow from every room. Hot
and CD running water An every room
The lHrs. 80 and finest up-to-date Kosher
hotel d. fr' city HAIRY LAtTmAn, Nu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30

The WILTSHIRE n'A ocs "y vl s3d
capacity $50. prf,sr. baths. elevator.
pprCnes ct. S.~,41 rat = g1E ID ur-l.
y. i--5o VI daily Amsr.rH~ plan. Every
convenience Open a ..sr Auto m-rfr
trains hook en-. SAyEf.. ELLIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-30
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