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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-10

c. 5. Hamm of Cleveland and w w.
Wmstanley OF Lindsay, who are inter
ested in some oil leases in the north
western part of the county. were here
today en- route to their homes from a
visit TO the oil fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-10

February can be made one of the
most valuable months in the year if it
is used for tree setting No city can
be attractive until it has a growth Of
trees. Every lot owner ought to make
1t a point 70 set out some trees be
tween now and the first day of March,
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LOIS MEREDITH

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
LOST GOOD MEN DUE
TO RIGID EXAMINATION

NEW YORK. Nov. Il. - Rigorous
physical examination which switch
men employed by the Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific railroad have 10 pass
every TWO years in order TO keep their
positions, do not bring Improvement
to the service in the opinion of Daniel
G. Smith, Il switchman on that road,
who testified late today before the
board Of arbitration in the controversy
between thirteen railroads and the
switChmen'S union.
Under the old school, before the
railroads had physical examinations,
they we're run better than they are
now" he said Now they will throw
IA man out because he can't read fine
print The company loses its best
men sometimes because they cannot
fulfill the requirements Of the physi-
cal test"
Henry Poltamus. yard conductor at
Buffalo, said when The present wage
demand WAS made on March II last,
the switChmen asked for Al and 80
cents IN hour.
IF we were making the demand
now, considering the way everything
has increased in COST ] think 20 and
Is cents an hour would be nearer
right" he added.
The hearing will be continued Mon
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
PLANS PROPOSED FOR
CAR SHORTAGE RELIEF

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. l7.--PIans
for relieving the present countrywide
car shortage through the agency Of Il
committee Of railroad representatives
sitting in Washington, were presented
TO Commissioner McChOrd. of the In
tprstate Commerce Commission, here
this afternoon by special committee
appointed by the American Railway
Association 10 confer with him.
Commissioner McChOrd extended his
tenfatiYe approval To the plan. which
will be put before the Interstate COM
merce Commission ut once. The hear
ingS, which have been in progress here
in connection with IN investigation by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
into the methods Of exchange and re-
turn of freight cars by tie railroads,
will probably be brought 10 a close
next Tuesday night. Commissioner
McChord will then. it is understood,
leave at once for Washington 10 meet
with the committee Of railroad repre-
sentativcS which has been appointed
to sit there.
This committee. which has been CIV
en- practically plcnary power by the
American Railway Association, to en-
force or TO modify the existing car ser
vice rules, will remain in Washington,
it is said, as long as tho Interstate
Commerce Commission feels there is
any cause for their presence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
COMMUNITY DINNER
Committees Meet and Make Plans for
Speakers fer Big Thanksgiving
Affair.

COMMITTEES, to arrange TOR III" nlS
community dinner III be given III Inc
Market Auditorium Thanksgiving even
ing. Thursday, November 30, ~ a get
together meeting Of the farmers OF thls
rntIl,: section and the business men ana
producers Of tho Wheeling district
held Il meeting in the assembly ROOM
Of III" Wheeling Commercial asSocia-
zion yesterday afternoon and made pre-
liuiuary plans for tn" speaking ana
musical programs and tho Ca!"r"r Tor
the dinner.
An effort Will H." mad" - have some
"r the most prominent im"n IN IN"
country 80 speak ~ thu meeting. III
Guiding T.. 1t. Nand"rlip. rrcSihent or
thu National city l;nmk of New orH'
one of TIL. largest Institutions of thu
kind III the country: Secretary d. +.
huston OF trr United States AEri"ul-
iur:tl department and Herbert Quick
of the federal land loan board.
The affair will l." given under the
SUPERVISION of tho Wheeling CONNER
,.ial club agricultural department and 1t
PROMISES tu br the biggest gathering
Of the kind eyer held in this city.
The committee In charge Is com
rcscd Of Harry Sands. chairman; y. l..
Meyer George l.ui2, j. {. Orr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
MOTION Picture MEN
SUE FOR BIG DAMAGES

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Srvrn suits
asking treble damages amounting 10
approximately $1$.250.00n and alleging
violation Of the Sherman antitrust
law, were brought against he motion
picture patents company and various
moving picture companies and indl-
viduals in the Federal Court here TO-
day on behalf Of the Colorado Film In
change. the Chicago Film Exchange
and several other film agencies in the
Middle West.
The plaintiffs. who are engaged in
the business of selling and renting
films in Illinois, New York and else
where in interstate commerce. com
plain. that as result of what is assert
ed TO be combination among the de-
PENDANTS they were excluded from com.
petition. their business has been rem
dercd improbable, and that they have
otherwise been damaged. The condi-
lions they complain OF. they alle&e,
have continued since JanuHy !, 1909.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
ROUND TABLE OPENS
MEET At HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON, w. Foa., Nov. IL
President W. 4. Garfield. Of Center
College. Danyille, Ky, WAS the first
speaker before the Tri-Statc Round
Table at its first annual meeting here
to-day. with 500 visiting teachers and
teachers from Marshall College In al
tendance. Superintendent c. l.. Wright.
of Huntington, presided over the open
meeting as chairman Of the executive
committee.
The principal address Of this even
ing'S session was delivered by PreSi-
dent Aston Ellis, Of Ohio University,
Athens, 0.
There were four sectional confer
ences this afternoon, presided over as
follows:
High School, Superintendent c. Z.
McCorlIle of Ironton: Grammar School.
President 0. |. Woodley. Of Marshall
College; Primary School, Miss Erna
Wells. OF Huntington, and Rural
Schools, J. r. Marsh. Of Charleston,
secretary Of The State Board Of Re
gents.
School superintendent and princi-
pals from all over the tri-Stale region
took part in the program Of these sec
tional conferences, the topic Of which
was The Schools and Citizenship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
NO CHANGE IN The
CALIFORNIA VOTE

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Nov. 17-Thlr-
ty-three California counties out OF %
have filed their election returns TO-
day with the Secretary Of State LOT
nnaI and official canvass. a stan OIL
% experts are at work on the returns
and have completed the count OF siA
OF the smaller counties. me ""ih,
according 10 law, must be finished by
Monday, November 81. Plans ar
nounced carrier today for continuing
the count night and day were aDoh-
doned temporarily today when 1t was
found impossible TO secure enough
skilled workers to handle the returns.
No important discrepancies maze
been discovered in the counties mus
far completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
BURNED IN EXPLOSION
Beech Bottom Miner in Serious Condi-
tion as Result OF Burns When
GeS Pocket Lets Go.

Robert Palco. Beech Bottoin miner
VINO was seriously burned III an cXplos-
ion In mine near Beech Bottom y,Stcr-
day morning, will "Gcovcr. according 10
tu announcement made last night ut tho
North Wheeling hospital. Palago is sui
ferinS from bad barns about the body
and they raincd hira considerably last
night.
The explosion which occurred shortly
after o'clock Yesterday Let 20 when
working alone in 4 room it WAS said.
bu; several other wnrkmrn nearby had 4
narrow cSGar" from G"Hin hy flying
debris.
N;,!a"0 vas immediately taken. to the
N"rth Wheeling: hrs;'it;u and placed M
dor the care nf tn" physicians at tho in
S,itut!nn. During the afternoon il was
thought that his condition was critical
lat last night, hnSnital attendants be-
liCvcd that he would recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Wilson viii Soon Name
The Tariff Commission

WASHINGTON. Nov 1T-President
Wilson has decided not to take Il va
cation before Congress conVenes. but
may go on one or more weekend trips
down the Potomac river on the naval
yacht Mayflower He was urged to
20 to Virginia resort for brief stay
but reached the conclusion today, that
1t would be impossible.
The President has also completed
the selection Of the tariff commission,
ana shipping hoard created by Con-
gross last session, and probably Will
make an announcement OF the person
mol OF both before Congress meets. He
has made but little progress. however,
in the selection of members nf the
board to administer the workncmen's
compensation act for federal en-
plOycs.
one rypcwrittcn page Of the annual
message 10 Congress has been finished
by III" President and he IS deyotmg
all OF his Spare time 10 this work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Bellaire Briefs.

Miss Gertrude K"lCf. Of ky. IS spend
ing Il few days with local friends,
The Biography az Il Boy, vii! be
edwin Holt Hughes. at the Christian
c:lurcn next Thursda" evening. II viii
b.. tbs: second number OF the AmcricuS
clubs lyccum course.
Miss Ella E;uScur. vino has been III
~ h.r home IS impriEInE.
Mr. and Mrs. y. y. Wise. OF Woods
ti.Id. have returned h"u" after u visit
with local friends.
Paul Follcr has returned :" E"chrS-
,"r y. y, after Il visit with local rela-
Ives.
Mr.. and Mrs. .fohu Jordon. % Column
bus. hav, returned home after visit
WIKI K3ellairc friends. ~.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gilleland entertained the
;n.:rbcrs OF the Music. Literary and Art
Club AZ her hon2 on Gravel Hi.| E"S-
MIS- Len Moore, Of Central avenue. is
III at her home.
Mrs. 4. z. Deafenbaush and Miss Van
Horn will entertain III" members Of ne
Ladies' Aid Society OF The @outh heH-
aire VI. f. church next u"SuaE r.' lno,i
The regular meeting OF the city board
OF education will be held In the office
~ Superintendent {. $. McNaE, Mon
day evening. ,.,;,,,
y,a has returned home after q TlSit
t,irj, Mrs. John McCiraw. or GrLEcl
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Jones. Of Tall
man avenue have gone 10 SehrinS 10
spend few days with his son.
Martia Srhici is preparing Il ieaVe
Cor Florida - spend Tn" Winter
John Fallen has G"i" 10 'oiuHHpus'
after a visit with relatives here
Mrs. John Travcrs is i'll ut her home
III South Eell;Grc.
Morris I.andn left yesterday for
trip To Chicago.
Miss Clara Niger viii Ica'e t2naY
FOR n visit with her sister ut Pitts
bUrgh.
Fifth street have returned from visit
at Columbus.
Mrs TsoS" Armstrong has rctnFHeu
from, 4 visit with friends at Atl"donla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
TO TAKE POLL ON
A FOOD EMBARGO


COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 17.-MemoeTs
of the executive committee Of the Ma
lional Association Of Master Bakers
decided at a meeting here today to
take a poss OF public sentiment on the
question of an American food embar-
20. Jay Burns, former president OF the
association left for Chicago late TO-DAY
to arrange with the secretary TO Sc
cure petitions through all local organl-
cations of the association asking inc
government 10 establish an embargo.
Members Of the committee state ludt
the. members OF the association have
nothing to gain personally by the EN-
barge. 49,. u,oo ~,
Another advance in the price or
bread will be necessary, It was pre-
dicted by members Of the committee
before January l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
MILK PRODUCERS
TO Meet Here This Afternoon FOLLOWING
Announced Increased Price TO
All Dealers.

\ special meeting Of tho Frl-staIG
Milk Producers association VII! DE ne!u
in the assembly room OF the Wheeling
commercial association This afternoon
ri / 40 o'clock. TIL" Wheeling district
milk dealers will likely meet with tnrn
as will the boards Of health from lriS
Action was taken by the producers
association ar Il meeting held IN W%SL
Alexander Pa, Thursday, to increase tnG
price Of milk twenty per cent 70 an
dealers in this section, which incluo"s
Wheeling. This may mean that me
dealers viii raise their prices from ~
10 II cents the quart 10 consumers.
There are one or two big Wheeling
dealers who declare that they Will n"e
increase their price. regardless OF what
action has Or may be taken ny the pro-
d,,r,r.' n*sOciatioc, rs they are able 10
yet their supply from other sources.
Tho producers. it is reported say that
if the dealers DO not pay them the All
vance they will ship their product TO
Pittsburgh and other points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
OHIO REPUBLICANS
SPENT S373,351,97
IN The CAMPAIGN

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. Little Re
publican campaign in Ohio cost S3i",,
35L9S, according 10 Il statement OF
expense filed today by Chairman Chas.
S.. Hatfield Of the executive commit
tee, with the secretary of state.
There is $1346496S in outstanding
! bills, with balance OF $61,1i2.Sl in
the treasury. leaving Il deficit OF
S6%,506.S according To the statement.
Total receipts OF the state commit
tee were $303. SS0.1l. including a note
of 100000 TO cash" on Cincinnati
bank. Among the big contributors to
the fund were
Colonel VIM. Cooper Proctor. Gin
cinnati, $4,000: Il. K. Hynicka, Of
Cincinnati, national committeeman,
$4,000; H. II. Thinker, Of Canton,
$4,000; C.. A. Otis. Cleveland. $23,500.
There numerous other $1,000 contribu-
tons mostly from Cincinnati and
Canton.
Myron r.. lIerrick. defeated candi-
date for the United States senate,
reported S7.9S2.70 spent.
The Democratic state organization.
Thursday filed a statement showing
S57,555 expended on the Democratic
CampaiCn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
RUSSIAN MUNITION
TRAIN BLOWS Up

correspondence Of thr lSsoc!Aich FFesS.
TOXIC, Oct. 91--SpeCial dispatches
from Changohun Manchuria, say that
300 persons were killed or wounded
hv the explosion of munitions lraln!
on the Russian railroad at Chuchiasul
station, near Tsitsihar, in Northern
Manchuria. The train consisted OF III
freight cars, two of which were loaded
with mines which had been manufac-
1ured in Japan for the Russian army.
The accident is believed TO have
been due to an overheatod wheel axle,
which caused the ignition Of one or the
mines. The whole train exploded ana
many persons who were standing near
by, including the station master, we're
killed. Others were buried IN the Ife'
which consumed forty houses before II
WAS controlled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
HUGHES STILL LEADS
IN MINNESOTA VOTE

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. ia mis-
Take in the tabulation of the Minnesota
votes in the presidential race today,
by which President Wilson was placed
within less than hundred votes OF
Mr.. Hughes was discovered this after
noon. With the correction and me
two additional counties received, the
lead is changed to Mr.. Hughes favor
by Ala votes. -,
Or the Sc counties in the state, I?
have now made their official report
of the ballots cast. Those remaining
10 report are Lake. OLtertall, Iolh'
Pope, Red Lake. Ottertail and Whoa.
The official count in the counties re-
ceved is Hughes 165. S66; Wilson 1861
1874. Added to these figures the I'M
official figures OF the seven counties
The result is Hughes 1884; wilson
1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

People who are suffering from any
blood trouble. Catarrh, rheumatism
Skin Diseases. Sores and Boils. all of
which are the outward symptoms OF
disease laden blood. should ava!
themselves of the splendid medical
advice offered by the Swift SPECIFIC
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
This concern maintains Il medical
department with 4 physician or ,arSu
experience at its head, to whom you
are invited 10 write for advice on any
medical question. Each case is given
individual personal attention. This
service is furnished absolutely free,
and those who are suffering from
blood trouble in any of its forms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
TO STUDY THEIR POWERS

WAS4lINGTON. NOV. 1.-THE Fed
cral Trade Commission today deferred
Of 4 cost Of living inVes-
tigatiun pending report from its
counsel as 10 the scope of its author
ity. Chairman Hurley on his return
today from western trip called The
attorneys of the commission into con-
sultaLIOn and instructed them to study
the commissions exact powers in such
matters preparatory TO meeting soon
10 take un the question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
CAMPBELL IS NOW
LEADING BARCHFELD

PITTSBURGH. Nov. l7--Wt'h the
vote iahulatcd for two thirds Of botn
The rhirtirth and the thirty SECOND
PENNSYLVANIA congressional dlEtrlct,
the returning board tonight announced
that in the former. Congressman ".
II. Coleman. Republican, led NJ. Cly!"
Kelly. Democrat. by 2,&l7 and III the
latter GUY T.. Campbell. Democrat, was
I%f votes ahead Of Congressman a. l.
Earchfcll. In the recount today CniH-
man made Il net gain of one over keily
nnI Rarrhrrld. five over Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
WILSON GAINING
IN NEW MEXICO

SANTA FE,. u. W, Nov. IL While
Charles +. Hughes was gaining 81
votes today on official returns from
five counties in New Mexico. PrrSl-
dent Wilson WAS receiving an increase
of 234 bringing his lead back TO
point we'll above its mark "Wednesday
when he lost 1875 votes. He gained
13S yesterday.
Precincts which had not reported
previously were not represented IN the
reports today. and still remain TO, be
heard from. The totals stand Hughes
29.95l: Wilson 32,0IG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Officers Elected BY
Specially Manufacturers

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. lI.--N H.
liam l., Sweet of Providence. Il. l.. was
elected president at the closing SEES
sion OF the eighth annual convention
of The American Specially Manufacture
ers' Association here lat" today. Oth-
or officers elected follow, ~.
Vice president, r. X. Moore: Eau
Claire. Wis: W. W. Frazier. PhiiadHl-
phia and T. G. McDougall. Chicago
and treasurer. ID. O. Ererhard. New
Work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Cannon Arrive Here.

Two bronze cannon ana 4 number q
12-pounG cannon balls have arrived here
from the United States arsenal n lit
inois. and were taken 70 Rose tlili GENE
terry and placed on the tot owned by
Spangler Post q. y. =. The cannon are
relics OF the Civil war and we're pre-
sented to the city by. Congressman liol-
liugSworth. Later ii" city coGucil gave
them - SpanSl.r Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Dedicared rev Quarters.

Members OF the Y ouug Meas ciub
formally opened th"ir new club rooms
in the Partners ami Merchants National
bank in royal fashion last night. to;
their guests they E:.i The m.Gnbers 81
the Americus club aur; :. tcw friends.
During the ..vcuinS . hanIu"; was E.rr-
ner speeches, with Walter {. Upr-rmau
as POSTMASTER Addresses v'"re made
by Edward Meek. P;,GI !'r,o:. X. q. Coop
er. Sylvan Blum. {. :. S"!cwtcss and Az
torney Paul V. Wa'it!.Il. III. association
was further cnlIv""r'j - t.u solos rcnd-
cred by Prof. Mart ii",.h and Uavid I;osS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
WHITE sLAvERs SENTENCED

NEW YORK. Nov. samuel
Kirsch, alias sam the Peddler,' Gus
lave Engplman ana Joseph Boiwin,
convicted white slavers' We're sen
Fenced here today 10 terms OF impr!:',,
onmenr ranging from two years ana
six months to 10 years and six months.
Judge Rosalsky characterized the prlS-
oners a. most despicablr creatures.
Kirsch received the ~ year sentence
opd y fine If 81 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
DO YOU need MEDICAL ADVICE?
This Tells How You May Have The Benefit Of The
Best Without Cost.

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department freely.
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prepared by the Swift Specific Com
pany in their own laboratory, is 4
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diseases. S. S. S. is on sale at all drug
stores. If you are suffering from
Catarrh, rheumatism, Skin Diseases
we advise You to get a bottle Of 5. >
S. without delay. At any, rate. take
advantage OF this offer and have your
trouble diagnosed by 4 competent
physician. 1t is a duty you owe your
self and will cost you absolutely moth,
ing. Write al once TO the Medical
Department, Swift Specific Company
ISL Swift building, Atlanta, ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
OFFICERS ELECTED

yOI'ECrSTnWN. g.. N"v. l5.-FolIow-
I'M rho rlrctiom nC officers today the
twrnty-sixth annual Ohio stat" confer
,.nrr Of CHARITIES ami corrections closed.
The new officers:
President. j. &. White. cincinnati; hrst
town: second vir" president. Mrs. Manr!
Baby. tir""uvill": sGrr"tary. II. NJ Shir-
or. columbus. Springfield Won the 1911
conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
DURDIN CASE HAS
Been CONTINUED

SIRCluI Dl5uatCl % TIC INStTTHe1ICCt
BUCkHANNON, W. Va. Nov. Ii
The case Of Charles r. Durbin Of Graf
ton, charged with having caused the
failure Of the First National Bank Of
Grafton, Of which he was cashier, was
today continued in circuit court here.
and Will probably be heard al the
March term. A change of venue was
recently granted. and the case WIS
transferred TO Upshur county from
'raylor county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
NO CHANGE IN RALEIGH

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. IL
Canvass Of the vote cast in Raleigh
County completed today shows very
few changes. The totals give Hughes
37S1; Wilson 1919. For governor, Rob
inson. 37N4: Cornwell 3411. For sena-
tor. Sutherland 1894: Chiffon 1915. For
congressman, Cooley %795; Little
page 32O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
BRIDGEPORT
Meeting This Morning

\ mealitG. whtCn comprises; C"nl;n!t,
toss from Martins F"rrr. Gellnirc and
bridgeport. will b." held in miners head
quarters Ut nine o'clock this morning 70
b. In session with miners officials. con
corning IN" locator. u fine n"w Miners
Temple Which viii ~ built as s""n as
tho site is decided GpUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Walters Hardware Co. 1862. Belmont st
Bond Burning Days.

Bond BURNING eNerclsaS VIII b: ha:d
al the South Eellair" ". r. church Sat
The congregation has raised the amount
OF indebtedness and tn" bonds have ncnn
paid. The exercises VIII "p"r Saturday.
evening w!icn jubilee supper will bn
held.
On SunGay morning District Superir-
tenednt c. y Church will preach An
experience meeting VIII 10 held IN the
afternoon at . uvl"ci. followed by. an
address By Rev. y Z. Foster. ~ Akron.
In the evening services nt praise and
rejoicing will! be hold. and Rev. g. W.
Danford. OF Youngstown. will preach,
tho sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Runnllge Sale.

Tho l"c.u order Of Kings I,anKhi"rs
viii hold = r;,mmAgr sale I'm Schafcr';
hall. commencing M"nday and will last
;nrnu.,!t"I' tie" w""i.. All PERSONS wish
;nr - dnuar" Ia IT," sale will please
give incrr donations 10 any nur "f TN"
ruiiuwinS. N"sdarE,S y. {. BriLnniIin.
William Er!-ici.-tr.n and y. h. Waliing.