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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
NEW QUESTIONS ARE
BROUGHT Up IN THE
MCDOWELL co. CASES

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept 90
Questions which have not heretofore
been decided in any federal court have
developed in the matter Of the demur-
rer TO the indictments in the Mcdowell
County election cases, argued here
today before Judge c. a. Woods, of
tho United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals and Judge Benjamin f. Keller,
of the southern district of West Vir-
ginia. The eXtention of the guarantee
Of the federal constitution and laws
To the right Of citizen to be Il can
didate for office is one point involved;
the jurisdiction of the federal court
over offense alleged 10 have been COM
mirled in connection with state prim-
airy at which candidates for congress
and the senate were nominated is an
other. Arguments in the demurrer eX-
tended over a period of five hours.
The court took The motion to Quash un-
der consideration.
Malcolm Jackson and w. G. Mat
hews of Charleston anu John H. Holt
of Huntington argued for the demur-
rents and Senator d. E. French Of
Bluclield and District Attorney W. c.
Barnharl argued for the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
FIRST ". N. TRAIN
RUNS into FAIRMONT

Spcciri Dispatch To the lntclligcncrr
FAlliMONT. W. Va, Sept. 2D.-To-
day WAS significant in the railroad his
tory Of Fairmonl. when the first train
came in over the Western Maryland
railroad. 1t came in unhearalded and for
this reason there were few men of the
city nj the station To greet President
Carl Cray and party. Mr.. Gray spent To-
night here as the guest Of Clarence W.
Watson. The Western Maryland Is the
outlet for the immense mines that are
being developed in the tlelens Run field
and at Wyatt. The train consisted OF
cars for the Hrlrns Run field. The line
leads from ChieGtun to the mining plant
now completed and the train rain INTO
Fairmont from C,hiefton over the NJ. K.
division of the Baltimore x ohio rail-
road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
AMERICA HAS GIVEN
$28,896,277 CASH
TO WAR RELIEF FUNDS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Ameri:
cans gifts to the sixty principal war
relief societies are estimated at Vs..
896,277.36 by the new year book OF
the Carnegie endowment for lnterna-
tional Peace being distributed today.
Seven million dollars OF this amount
went into the $80,000.000 raised from
all sources for the commission OF re-
lief In Belgium. In addition, the Bel
gian relief fund raised $3,085. 600, 9TH
er societies added $4,000, making 3
grand total for Belgium of SO ,269,0Oo
or over one-third OF Americas total
contributions.
Twelve organizations raised more
than s2,000,00O for France, specifical-
ly, while s594,000 was raised for Eng,
land, $4,000 for. Russia and $3l3,0OQ
for Serbia. This, with the Belgian
total, makes grand total for the En-
tente Allies of over $4,000. 900, not In.
Red Cross funds which were very
largely used in allied countries. The
German Red Cross received $2,750,OO1
from this country, with three German
American relief bodies bringing the
entire Central Power contributions TO
$3,750,000.
Contributions for dependent ma
tionalities affected by the wars rdvag.
es total over $9.00n,000. BY far the
largest single fund Of this sort is that
of the American Jewish Relief Com.
mittee with s4,000.0OU 10 which had
been added aimos, 100000 more from
the Central Committee for the Relief Of
Jews and S323,0U0 from the Peoples
Relief Committee for the Jewish War
Sufferers.
The Poles have received $47",Oo0 and
the Syrians and Armenians $4,000.
The American Red Cross mas re-
ceived from all sources, $3.S2l, 600 Ia:
Guiding s651,00O from it's New YORK
state board. =:
The total gifts represent about one
twentieth OF the $600.nW.OOU spent
here BY the Allies alone on specific
war munitions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
ARMY OF COUNTRY
DOES NOT DESIRE
WAR, SAYS BAKER

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-Secretary OF
War Baker, in an address before the
Business Mems League here to-day,
said that as Secretary of War he had
discovered that the army does not de-
sire war.
LAS a civilian he said, Il believed
that standing army was menace
to free institutions, and that the pro
fessional soldier desired war But |
want 10 make a confession to you.
have found as Secretary OF War that
the entire army of the United States,
from the commanding general 10 the
last enlisted private, does not desire
war know of no body Of men who
hare more singular devotion to duty
than that army, and no body OF men
who would be more willing to lay down
their lives for their country.
For three years the greater part
of the American army has been on the
Mexican border, and it has been put TO
the SevereSt tests ever put upon sol
dierS. 1t has had waiting job 1t is
easy TO be- a soldier when there Is ac-
ton: difficult when there is inaction,
While we have heard criticism and
complaint from other sources, and |
want 70 say there has that there haS
never been Il word of complaint. rela,
tive to condition or service from any
member of the regular army.
THE militia was mobilized on IN"
border. Il distance Of 1.S0D miles
twice the distance from ST. Louis Ia
New Tork--with great success AMI
efficiency. Notwithstanding the fac;
that the men came from all walks OF
life. and are doing service in strange
climate, the efficiency is such that thu
sick report is less than two per cent
one per cent. less than that OF the
regular army.
The time has come when there
must BIZ power on the part of thh gov,
ernment to mobilize all the forces 0i
the country for the common defense.
The wheat crop of the United States
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GIVES
THE TRUE VERSION
WelI.Known Practitioner Of Alliance,
of ohio, Had Attack OF
Sciatica.

The new herbal stomach remedy.
Plant Juice, rarely fails to put Il
derangcd stomach in perfect con-
dition by cleaning out the stomach.
and causing the digestive and nulrl-
live organs In perform their proper
functions. thereby restoring the sui
ferrr 10 perfect health.
That this is being accomplished
daily in all Of The large cities where
Plant Juice has been introduced. 1t Is
only necessary 10 listen TO The state
mems or read the signed testimonials
Of grateful people. giving the true
version Of how they have been re-
stored 10 health. to convince the most
Skcptical. Recently the signed teSIi.
moniaI of DR.. J. VI. Ernest. who 70
sides 1T Alliance. Ohio, pract icing
physician and graduate Of the Long
Island Medical College in lS75. was
received. Or. Ernest has been in
active practice for the past H. years.
and is ono of the best known phySi-
clans in the State Of Ohio. He stated:
For the past five weeks had been
unable 10 walk. and was confined 10
my bed with Scialir rheumatism. |
had lost my appetite and food WaS
yer" diSlaS1eful 10 me- | WIS nervous.
cOl.;d not sleep at night and was run
down in general. After taking one
bottle Of Plant Juice my pains have
disappeared and am now cured. !
want talk Plant Juice In all Of my
friends. who will M doubt think 1t
strange. coming from Il praciicinE ply
stefan. bul feel that | ON" your mcdl-
cinr This public endorsement
Such words as these and those Of
many others which have been printed
have wide influence. for they come
from men of standing and integrity,
who have given Plant Juice fair trial
and have been benefited thereby.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
TO REVIEW BORDER
TROOPS AT Ell PASO

Ell rASO. Ten, Sept. 20-Tlrc streets
of FL Iaso arc decorated tonight in hon
or Of tho military parade hero tomor-
row which will be the first full war
strength infantry division review In the
history of the American arm:. Such nj
least is the statement Of army Officers
of high rank who say that motormen III
civil war times was an Infantry DIVISION
reviewed at full war strength.
The parade starts al : o'clock III the
morning II will take The line beWecn
!; and hours to pass given point. the
division is composed Of Pennsylvania
regiments recently outfitted and equip
ned To full war strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
NEASE ON STAND IN
HEAT & LIGHT CASE

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 90 Cross-ex-
animation of Fl. A. Nease, chief statls'
lition of the West Virginia Public Ser
vice Commission. by attorney A. Leo
We'll. was resumed today at the hear
ing of the appealed case of the Man
ufaclurers' Light and Heat Company.
The cross.examination dealt with the
properties of the Weetzel Gas. Com
pany, subsidiary of the Manufactur..
ers' Company. !. NJ. Fanderyort oil
Parkersburg, presided. Frank ". Mes
bitt of Wheeling, represented the Pub
lie Service Commission, the complain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Rirhnrd Puulin. Of Clarion. Pa. has
accepted u position in the lin mill
&. & T.. officials inspected the bridges
tn h. I,cal division YESTERDAY.
"l;illy" Nrsbit. son of Rcv. and Mrs.
r.. {. NrSh:I. is recovering from an at
tack of typhnid fever.
MIR. James M"dill leaves To-day for
Pittsburgh where she Will visit. h"r
hrnlh her.
Miss Margaret Huddy has accepted i
ru<ili"n Il, the Fictz Dry Cleaning rstab-
liShmcnt
Grant Pearl Is here from riridgerlll".
homo on south FOurthSirrc
to spend Il few days.
Arthur S,"dgrasS. Ir.. is III a; his
hurn.. on South Fourth street.
Mr. Carl Hartman IL here from Mans
field TN business.
carl Floyd is attending the fair at
Washington. Guernsey county.
Cen" Shrrv" Is recovering from an at
tack a.: bronchitis.
"Rud' W"ibl. is here from Dover Wis
ting friends.
Nitkles spent in advertising Just no"
I.lor. sc "a income the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
CONFERENCE OPENS
At STEUBENvILLE
A. NJ. E. MINISTERS OF NORTH OHIO
GATHER IN THE JEFFER-
SON METROPOLIS.

SrEU O.. Sept. 2h.-The
annual session OF the y; NJ.
f. Conference OF North ohio. Opened III
tho Quinn Memorial church. this city,
This morning with $50 ministers aud
ltwmcn III attendance. bishop C.. /.
Shaffrr. Of Chicago. ILL.,. is presiding.
I'll" irrning address was acliyercd ny
Rev. !. $. Jackson of Cleveland "
formerly Of this city. Tod;ty's session
was devoted to hearing Of reports from
district superintendent Tonight at
Wells auditorium tho conference was
welcomed in addresses bE Mayor ". -.
MrMastcr Secretary ID. W. EaS". OF lhr
S,.uhruvillc Chamber Of commerce and
t'harl"S u. Smcral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
BUSINESS SECTION
OF ERIE WIPED OUT

ERIE, Mich. Sept. 20.-Nine stores,
ZEN houses and score Of sheds were
DESTROYED here late this afternoon by
4 fire originating in blacksmith shop
on the main street. Fire apparatus
sent from Toledo, O., twelve miles
south. assisted the fire department Of
Monroe in eXtinguishing the blaze.
The store buildings DESTROYED COM
prised virtually the entire business
section of the town. The loss is estl-
mated at 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
APPEARS AT WE|RTON

Special Dispat ch to The .IntcTligenccr.
STEUBENNlLLE, o., Sept. 20.-The
residents Of Weirtnn, W. Va. are
alarmed over the discovery OF a case
Of infantila paralysis at that place to-
day. The victim is twO-year.old
child Of an Italian family and tho en-
tire foreign section has ben placed
under quarantine. The. question Of
closing the schools is being discussed
by citizens tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
GRAND MASTER NORRIS
AT A, 0, j, ". MEETING

HARRISBURG, W. Va. Sept. 20
Will NJ. Norris, of Muscatine, Ia, the
supreme workman or national head Of
the order, is attending the sixteenth
biennial state convention of the An
cient Order Of United Workmen of
West Virginia which opened here to-
day. He delivered long address on
the good of the order at large at the
opening session. ]. A. Mathison, Of
Parkersburg, grand master workman,
Is presiding.
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held Friday evening in Masonic Temple
Important matters will be given attpn-
tion and all members are urged TO at
tend.
Robert Cochran. OF W"odsfielI. is
spending a few days with friends her".
Joseph Kelly. of Fits burGh. is visit
ing mis- mother. Mrs. Laura Kelly. on
Union street.
Mrs. c. Z. Pickett. of Guernsey street.
will leave this evening for Columbus Tor
a visit with friends.
Misses Margaret. Anna and R"ita
Murot. OF Moundsvillc. hav" returned
home after visit with friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Missionary Society Meets.

The Wunan'S llom" Missionary Soci'-
~ of the Presbyterian church viii meet
I his afternoon AT til" home Ut Mrs. Roy
OH North Fourth street. The
program will consist OF: Leader. Mrs. j.
T.. Stillwrn: Tally meeting: l'rvoiionn
by. leader: hymn: S"l" lay Miss Berth,
Watson: reading. Mrs. i. T.. RlaCkfnri:
solo. Miss Ray GatCh"ll: reading. Miss
l.rnorc prenncn: hymn. Business Will
follow with social hour and all MEM
hers are urged Ia L." present as Tins Is
he rally meet ing An invitation is en-
tended In all ladies Of the church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
new GROCERY CO.
FOR FAIRMONT
Special Dispa .ch TO tic lnteIlixencer

Special Dispatch TO tic lntelligencer.
FAIRMOET. ". Va. Sept. GA
Wholesale grocery business capitalized
at 100000 is the latest addition TO in
dustrial t'airmont. il is the stevenson
Company, CT which John B. Stevenson.
Of HUNTINGTON. will te the head and in
tcrcsted In it will be several influential
men Of FairmOnt.
Tho incorporators are: John Il. .Stnv-
enson. OF Huntington: VI. l.. Hutchinson.
OF aFirihont: II. l.: Heinizclman. OF
I'aIrmont: J. VI. Jacobs. of Fairmont: O.
S. ii, Kinney. of Lairmont; w. J: Welglc.
Of Fairp:ont; u. T.. Davis. OF F'airmont;
Clarence D. Robinson. Of Fatrmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
wRI7s OF ERROR GRANTED

CHARL ESTON. W. Va. Sept %
The supreme court Of appeals Of West
Virginia today allowed two wrilS nl
error One was on petition OF tn" Ban.
npr Window Glass Company in The
case from Kanawha County Of liec-
tor Thirty against that concern. The
other was on petition of the. plaintiff
in the case from Wood County of Flo
renee May Nicely. against II. &. But
pchr, Justice OF the peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
RAISE RIFLE COMPANY.

Special Disratch IL lhc !ntcl!iErnr"ro
CLARkSBuRG. w Va: sept. u
.ouis tJillrr. n mcnbrr Of tn" cldrkS-
t burg c rrs.i to-day received 9 ..m-
mission from Major General "; u Shi-
Ter. Of Cleveland. O.. as colonel Of MAc-
cabcc Rifles OF West Virginia WIN u, m
companies among West Virginia tents
of MaccahefS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
BELLAIRE
Big Realty Deal.

: It was rumorSd !,.;:s-t2:' afternoon
that deal was conSumated by which
DankWerth Eros. became the owners
OF the Muth property. corner Of Trlty-
third and Belmont streets. While the
consideration WAS not made rubllc II
is said the amount Inv"lN"d was S3l.-
600. Efforts 10 tuntirin III" deal yes
terday We're futile. th. purchasers de-
the members simply stated YOU meu-
.tion It is rumor"d. MIA; lens color
to the reported safe ~ the IAct thHt
DR.; A. C.. Bsethatn was III" purchaser
although II is said that he acted Rs an
agent for DankwUrth Bros. The prop
erty is located in the center " tn: bust
ness district. And thu. corner - C"u-
sidered one OF the best III IN: city. Il
is said the building. Will b. rtmodied
and converted into on. ~ the uluSt up
to-date structures IN the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Police Court.

Everything s'"Iu"d uul'. around III"
civ building ~ mrr" w"r" only ~"
DRINKS lodged behind lh" hars Us soon
az they sober up they will he given
their release.
The police officials n"' I" he out
done by the owners 1T ihc new tiords
have received II new hood for the rad
ialur Of their old Tin Lizzie. New
Tenders arr expected in f"w days
and will make ii look like one -! the
latest model.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
MARTINS FERRY
Cambridge Wants o'Malley.

Leo "Rrd" n'Mall,'y. - the Anchor
Inns. received IN offer yesterday /" play
with the fast cambridge team al lhat
place for thu. week end Tn" star
hackSuup. WIN IL the hradinG catcher
Of this vicinity has not YET decided
L. accept aS hr is needed badly 10y The
local team which meets the Patterson
and Elm Gr"v" team al the latter rin|r
next Saturday atl"rnuun. Ii lS Thought
that he will leave for IanhrIdS" ana
catch for them sunday
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White working around machinery a
lite Currurrtin. Wurk$ yesterday morn
ing, Miss Flare Ashton 1T Ma"krS Midi
tom was 81 uninrtuuat" as Ia nav"
twn nf liz" fingers taken OF. Snt
VA. wurkiu" with ih" miu'hlu" when her
right hand WAS caught und"r IL knli".
Shr WAS taken /" n"r h"m nnt SIr"n
medical arlrnl ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Closetl BIG DeE.l,

Yesterday murnn. suw tit" last OF
IN" FuISt$ .lirus. rninIug concern as
they hisp"S"d al lh'.ir stock /" We'll
known local people. The Faust" Bros
have hrru i'll tn" business Tor eleven
YEARS and always conducted one ~ IN"
best uIru'S furnishing stores III TINS
vicinity. Til" cons Id"rntI"n WAS not
ul;ILl,. nuhll,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
All Voters Must Register.

Z According to law all voters III Bell
a}re, who wish to vote at til" Novcm-
Der election must register next month.
This applies TO every man vi voting axe
SIN the city, as the old regis
.1ist is void. There will be four regis
tration days, October 5. II. 20: and FL.
g a m. to p, M ana from to 10
%. M on the above dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
CALDER WINS IN N. Y.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Wilh re-.
turns missing from "a" of the A,IlH
tlrction districts in lhr stale. William
VI Calder led Robert Bacon by H.0%3
in lhr contest for thr Republican no
mLinaIinn for United States Senator
The vote was Calder lIl.29l; Bacon
l22 3jG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
NEW CORPORATION

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Srpl. 90
\ certificate II incorporation was
issued by tho Secretary nI Srit" today
20 II. Marsh and Company Of ParkhrS
burg to operat" al auto sales agency.
The authorized capital is 10000 The
incorpora:orS arc II. Marsh. *. Y.
Marsh, E.ldoruS Mccoy. II. Il. Dodge
and {. +. Smith. all Of ParkrrsmIrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
REDWOOD STRIKE
IS DECLARED OFF

Special Dispatch to the Int elligenccr
REDWOOD. W. Va. Sept. 20.-A
strike which has been in progress E"'r"
Than thre, weeks was declared OFT here
This afternoon. following 4 meeting OF
employees OF the W. i. Mossrr CannInf
Company and the CHEEKY River Extract
Company. the men voting TO return t%
work tomorrow. TEc men dcmanIH'l
rcropuitjon Of the union. but lost this
issue. About $50 employees were m
volvcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
VIM. Blinco Dead.

Vim. l:iiuto. br'tt"r shown ~ hHi-
toms. PASSED away at his i"lr" on
p.w.y street early Yesterday murillhE'
IT,, WAS Il mllIw"rk"r and had h""n
subject to Ii"rv'',.~. uiS"rdrlS inr sun"
u,ny wnirr caused his death. The fun
,rll Will h,. h,.ld at w" urlnck FRI
day afternoon ANA iut"rmrnt VIII ur III
RlNrrvirW cemetery.
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J.H. M oore, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds Of Repairing Oone
Watches a Speciality
Fleahmau Making Good.

William Slug" Fl"ahlmAn. one Of the
best tackles that eyer dnnn"r u purple
and white j"rS,.y :nh 'at present Al as
ulrnut for tn. MH"i"tiI tull"S" eleven.
is making good with vengeance" ar-
,.urdIug H. r~iurlS from TN Marietta
,atnI Stu" has good football know
l,rl:r ami Si'i"ndil i"lilh Ia back hini
nm and i,,s other abilities which should
,:r,, him = Job on tn. dawn the river
team Ills many friends predict that
hr Will maxi Il name for himself in
ohio football.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Snnnl Cars In URe

Win IN" apprU"rh "t ru"l weather
ih, SIr,.l car company deemed II adj
visabl. Ia furnish the Martins Ferry dl-
vision with tn" usual sized hnN cars
whi,h travel uu rh' North York dtvlS-
ION. 7" Say that they w"r" welcomed
would h. putting il to" strong bur local
;"upl.. ,la!m that II i almost tim" to
diSu.rSc wth ia" small cars and pro-
larger ones
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Continuing to Investigate.

= Humane Agent Roy McManus is con-
:iinuirS his Investigation of the woman
on Brooks Run. who deserted her ~"
year cid baby and left it in the house
for two days. when it was rescued by
.neighbors. The husband of the woman
who has been working in another town.
has returned home and taking charge
OF the child. 1t is now the opinion that
the woman has deserted her husband
and baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
HUBeELL DEFEATS CoRKRAN.

PlTTSDVRGIl. Sept. ~ ]. W.
liubbcll. representing HARVARD, won
he individual inr"rCnllC@idr" col I
championship an the links of The nak
mont Cnua'r, club AT nHkmnn' ihi
aitrrnnnn hy d'I"alin@ h. {. C"IEr1n
of Princeton, | up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21

So The enuneratorcS appointed r"rc"tiE
TO take a new census OF Beiiatr. will
meet in the city auditors office Saiur-
Gay morning for Instructions The
5enumerators will start work Monday
morning and will have Seven days IN
which 10 complete the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Local Mon APPOINTED.

Mayor Charles WasSman. John Nc
Graw, n. S. McGregor and J. Il. Fitton.
of this city. have been appointed MEM
bers Of the. auxiliary committee in
charge Of the celebration of the mple-
tion Of the National pike paving through
Belmont county. which will be held at
st. Caairsville, October 5. 1t is expect
led to be 8 big affair
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birthday Party

Miss Helen Kl;,ckinrd will entertain
several OF her friends this afternoon
hrt tween tn" hours If An and I! " CLOCK
After a delicious luncheon is served
the Young folks will enjoy a theatre"
rarity al the F"nray. Th" event Is III
honor ut her ninth birthday.
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Some Stream.

Thu r"w drluG" sci received by tn
fire depart m"nt vest 'rdaN morning was
tried our yesterday afternoon ON Sixth
street. hrfurr local officials and FIR"
Chi"f Rose. Of Wheeling. Water was
pumped through an inch and Il punrirr
nuzZl at thu. rate of ~ gallons NM
Hlr FOR Il diSIanr" u go feet. l-Hrh!
fire fighters are we'll pleased with thrlr
new APP aratuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
For Fire Insurance
See Workman


Z. The regular monthly meeting Of tho
sWomanS Christian Temperance" l'nlun
viii be held this evening at the home
Of Mrs. Clarence Simpson on North
Noble street. y program will be rcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21

IsrcaIlSr they wrr" TAI" "a entering
tin. building yesterday ait"rn"n. forty
boys and seventeen girls were S"ht
hnnl. Tor til" rest of III" afternoon. Tno
Sju,l"ntS S.."n"'! pleased with the vaca-
tiuu and took in iii" matinee perform
anrc at Ihr FruraY theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-21
Resume REGULAR Meetings,

The Music. Literature. and Art club
will resume its regular meeting or
Friday. October 5. The mctlns VIII
be held at the home ~ on" "t the
members and tho Holy Land will be
the topic Tor discussion.