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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-29
FREE METHoDrsr

First Free Methodist church, isii
SO. I ST., C. e. McReynoids, pastor.
8. s.. 10 a. M; preaching ii a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday. 1880 D. m.
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Mckinley Park chapel, East seth
and q sts. 9. 8. and Bible class. 10
q. m.
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Society OF Friends, East side
meeting. Bible school, s:4b a. IA.
X. P. 8. @. e.. $50 p. M: services
80 p. m -
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East CongregationaI. East as
and p. Rev. "A. ID. Shaw, Ph.D.. pas
tor. 8. s., 10 a. m; worship and
sermon. IL . m. and 7:se p m
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First Christian church, 9Th az.
Ind X OTIS. w. A. Moore pastor.
9:45 Bible school; 1900 Commune
Ion and sermon. Christian Endeav.
or. $3.50 p. m; evening service. 1880,
special music In evening.
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Trinity church. No. Sd and X.
Rev. c. Y. Grimes. rector. Morning
service, IL a. m; s. s., 9:45 a. m.
Rev. DR.. Rollit will officiate.
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Tacoma Unity Center meets ~
cry Wednesday, , p. m, MAccabec4
hall. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitentde VIII
conduct meetings.
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( Tacoma Theosophicaf society, ev-
cry eThursday. 8 p. M, at 7f9 So. a.
Lecture Sunday. 1880 p. M. BY nd
ward II. Hare.
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Progressive Psychic society, ~
Tacoma av. Meeting. D. m; clrole.
8. p m. Miss Minnie Perkins. pe1s
tor.
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Fern Hill Baptist, Rev. ]. A. SUIT
on, pastor Services IL a. IN. and
1880 p. m: Bible school. 9:i5 a. m.
Rev. Annis breaches In evening.
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st. Andrews church, No. sth and
Cakes SITS. Rev. Frederick Webb,
rector. s. s.. 10 a. M; evening
prayer and sermon. 1880 p. IN.
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German Baptist church, So. goth
and j., IL. A. Blandsu. pastor. Serv-
Ices IL a. m and ,7:30 p. M: 8. s..
10 a. tn: b. Y. p. u. $50 p. m.
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BFeummeF g HHdebfsnd

Nuneru Directors and EmhalmarA
Corner Market and Twrnfv- ae~~rT a..
Aeietnone w. Ouen o. and nfnhL
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C0LERAIN

Mrs cSottRAiT o, Jan 14-Mr. and
NSunnuaS A. Tie home OF their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier Of St
Cg"irsvitle, spent sunday al the home
Miss Rhea Paxton. of Martins Ferry
Mr. Edward McCarty.
Mr.. Alva Huntsman OF ST. Glars
'iite L. visiting relatives at his place.
MT Ihomas Mercer and daughter.
Petersburg. Florida. TO spend the
AIr. and Mrs. Charles Lash are both
oeGLast az their home at This place.
Mr.. Indy Brackin Is on the sick
Mrs. Esther Bundv sim continues ~,
tho sic klist and not much changed.
NJ Amos Weis b. sick at MS nome.
Mr. tarl LeathDrwOod. Of Upland
was a caller "a Colerain Sunday even
Miss Virginia worreI was a caller Al
ms place sunday %evaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. =. Sfmpeou sncnt
saturday at the home Of their daughter.
Mrs J c Beck
Attorney Charles ToIand. Of Cleve-
land -, who has been visiting his sis
ter' Ats Martha Wiley. has returned 70
Mrs. Rachel Maule o. confined 20 her
home with bronchitis.
MIS-; 1oung of Cleveland. has re-
turned nome aftcr 10 Few days with her
sister. Mrs. Martha Wiley
Mise Maudc Back. Of Harrisvllle. r.
kreiEcr.
Miss Marie N1ikel or B~rooksido. was
day.
Mr. Floyd Colvin stiu remains at
tho North Wheeling hospital HIz many
friends wish for a speedy recovery.
l.. Mr.. LuclIcn. Of Pittsburgh. preached
both morning and cvcuIuE ~ the IA a.
7. u. hall sunday.
Mr. Don sharon. Of Barton. was "a
caller IN toleraln. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrr. Ahncr Nailin spent sun
CAV With their daughter. Mrs. Guy Aah-
M q y Walker was r. crusr IN psr-
The Twentieth Century club Favo n
surprise party or the homo n Superin-
tcndent w a. Wheeler and wife OF Mar
tine Ferry. o.. Thursday evening CON
ei-ted or hoV supper Those present
were ns follows Mr. and Mrs D F
iiaincg Nr and Mrs Edgar Fell. M
and Mr- o. 10 Walker. ST. and Nrs.
% T. Brackin. Mr. and Mrs a. X. Hog1e.
Mr. and Mrs d. g. starhurE ana Mr
and Mrs o. A. Miller
Tho young daughter. r.edrIa rrIa Of
Mr. and Mrv William KrciFer is sI..
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ELM0NT

BELMONT. %. IAN. 1i--Mr. George
Philips. of Hunter WHs e. caller az =.
d Hatcher's. Thursdsy.
MI. Nlnnl"N Kemp was "a caller NJ Nv.
George kcmp's. ON day last week.
Mcssrs. Tildeu White and William
Jarrett delivered hogs. at Belmont Sat
urday.
Messrs. CIyd. Travis and Charles NIL
hoan were callers at Hunter. Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Gatt'n was q m Wis
itor. Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mr. Robert Davidson. who
spent "a few weeks coo the home Of Mr..
George Nlbus. returned 20 their home,
Saturday.
Messr-. Addison wilcox and ManIey
H""'p were callers at John kemp's. sat
urday.
AIR. and Mrs. stanley Moore. Of Bel
mont Ridge visited at the home of T.
J. Hatcher. Of Lamp-Nills. saturday and
sunday.
Misses Mary and mabel Hatcher at
tended church at Hunter. sunday.
Mrs. BesSie Kemp and children Wis
TED at tho home of John Harris. sun
dnv.
Mr.. william Wilson. Of NIlrdouia. was
visiting friends and relatives an Lamps
Vile. Saturday and SuudnH
Mr.. Harvey Hatcher called ou home
folks at IampsNi1Ie. Tuesday.
Mcssrs. John Milh"au and ErHie Hat
cher were callers OF Hunter Saturday.
Mr.. Scott Wilson WAS a%,sIler 90 :. u.
Hatchor's. "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kemp are re-
ioicinE over The arrival Of 90 fine baby
girl
Mr. Henry Girts visited 20, th. home
OF Hattie Price. of near Hunter. sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Holman wr. I caller az
J - Nllhuuu.S. one dtE I.-f We'l.
There VIII bs preaching uf NJ. Zion
church sunday afternoon January 1G.
Tho services viii begin 600 1fu p pa.
You are cordially invited fu como.
Several from Hunter attended the
IDuEus uf Nf ZION. SUNDAY r|-if.
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DIR. Enoch Pearce.

Dr. Enoch Pearce. Steubenville's old
est practitioner and highly respected
citizen. died at his home here to-day.
after a six weeks illness with pneumo-
MIA and heart trouble. He was 50 years
OF axe. He had a stinEuished military
record. holding the rank OF Brevet Lieu
tenant-Coloncl In the United States
Army the rank being conferred on him
oy President Abraham Lincoln. for his
gallant and meritorious service in the
SlNh War. He saw action at eGttys-
burg, Bull Run. Fredericksburg. Chan
ceilorsVille and many other important
engagements. He served a number OF
years as surgeon OF the L. s. Volunteers
and managed the u. s. hospital AZ Louis
VIE He served for 20 years as u. s.
examining surgeon for pensions in Steu-
~enNill He was president Of the Sol
diers and Sailors Monumental Associa-
Ton OF JEFFERSON county: was an off
Ger or the Jefferson County Medical
Association. tho Ohio State Medical As
ISOLATION: member or Stanton Post q. A
X. and numerous fraternal o~rEanfza-
lions. He IL survived by one son. T..
Jessie.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.


UNIONroWN. o. Jan. iA-AIr. and
Mrs. VIII Hun visited lleir daughter,
sirs; Eva Brown. and family. at May
Mr.. James Mcfarland was a Columbus
visitor this week.
I Mr.. A. n. NcGlenn made a business
trip to Wheeling. Wednesday.
Word was received here Wednesday of
tne death of Miss Matte Campbell
Miss Campbell. with her sister. Miss
IVA. were with their sister. Mrs. John
Jamison. OF U~srichsvtIlc. having gone
there early in the fall.
Those from here the Won
n Missionary Society OF the Prcshyte-
rian church. Bsnnock. which met at the
nome OF Mrs. James Mcfarland. We'd
nesday, were Mrs. W. 4. Merritt and
daughter. Miss Anna. and Mrs. Lawrence
strong.
Those from here who attended n fu-
neral OF Mrs. W. :. Close. al 81. Glars
willie. Thursday. were Mrs. John Cald-
l. Price.
Mr.. Emil Rose was a wheeling visitor
Mr.. Glass. Of Rock Hnl. was here this
week. the guest OF his daughter. AIRS
charley Moore. and family for a Few
Mrs. John Caldwell has been confined
10 her home on account OF the grippe.
The Framework club met M the home
or Mrs w. II. Lee. Wednesday after
noon.
The literary society mot at the school
house. Frida %ycvening. srd carried out a
good program.
Mr.. Joseph Reau and daughter. Miss
Laura. visited Miss Stella Rouse. at the
Ohio Valley Hospital. one dav this week.
Mr.. Bert Long and Harry Shrievcs
went TO cadiz. Monday. where they *
pected TO drilling an oil well,
rig not yet completed. so had TO return
home.
Mrs. Mary Barncs visited with a niece
At Holloway and al tho home of Mr..
Innm Prize nguW that Mac. Hh. INST
week.
Miss Tamzon. "a teacher in the So.
Clatrsville schools. was here oVcr Sab
bath. with her parents. MI. and Mrs,
| w. \. Merritt.
Miss Dorothy Armstrong was "A recent
Wheeling visitor.
Mrs. sadie Nichoi and OF
Laferty. were guests OF Mrs. Nichols
mother. Mrs. lccphine Lyle. Saturday
J and sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs carl Bier and baby re-
turned TO thci rhome here saturday. az
ter spending a few weeks with friends
In Pennsylvania.
Miss Myra Taylor was "a Flushing Wis
itor the first Of the week.
Mrs. W. ID Ice visited at the home Of
W. T. Caldwell. SATURDAY.
( Mr.. Davis. Of pccrsVillc. is here. visit
in ghis daughter. Mrs Frank Millhorn
and family.
Mrs. James Price visited With her pa
/ Clairsville. m. FIRST ~ tho week
Mrs. Alice Lodge and daughter. Miss
Edith. were calling on friends hero, Mon
DAY.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Price visited Mr.
! Prices mother. Mrs. nancy Price. a. tho
home of hcr daughter. Mrs. Mary Cald-
well. SATURDAY..
Mr. James Stewart was iu Bnnuock
/ Wednesday.
home Of " T.. caldwell on day this
week.
Mrs. Kate Grimes visited with her
daughter. Mrs. Esther Rose. thc FIRST OF
| the week.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
commi.,ion.rr m. of 80

George r Curtis. Adj
ministrator OF the estate
OF William Murray. In Chancery
Robert Murray ana
others.
BY virtue OF the authority vested I'm
the Undersigned Special Commissioned
oy a certain decree OF the Circuit Court
OF ohio County. West Virginia made in
ne cause OF George 4 Curtis.
administrator OF the Estate OF William
Murray. against Robert Murray and
DINERS, therein pending. which decree
was entered on the 2sth day OF Deem
-. at Page 5s3. said Special Commits
sloner viii sell at public auction to the
hlghest bidder at the north door of the
Court House Of the said County of Ohio.
in the city OF Wheeling. West VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH. 1916.
commencing at 10 o'clock. a. m, the fol-
OWNS described real property. that II
a certain piece or parcel Of real estate
IT hichland District. Ohio County. West
Nirgtnia, which is bounded as follows:
~hesinning at a post In a fence between
samuel y. Busbey and ). j. Boyd's
farms about s. feet northwest OF a wild
cherry corner 20 Boyd, waddle Busbey
10 a stake: thence \. 40. vi i27s poles
10 "a stake; thence y. az" w. 1875 poles
70 a fence; thence with said fence S. az
= 1916 poles to the place OF beginning.
Heing the same property conveyed 10
Mlilam Murray deceased. by samuel ".
busbey and Mary y. Busbey. his wife.
by deed dated April 5th. 1898. and rec
orded IN the office OF the County Clerk
OF ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 80. page 262.
Terms Of sale. one half cash on the
DAY OF sale. and the remainder In six
months. the purchaser to give his note
with approved security bearing interest
from date. and the title to be retained
until the purchase money is paid.
b. s. HONECkER.
Special Commissioner.
] hereby certify that the bond and Sc
curtty has been given by the above
named Special COMMISSIONER. as re-
CURED hy said decree. and conditioned
according TO law.
JOHN l. KINGHORN.
Clerk Of the Circuit Clerk for Ohio
County. West Virginia
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The case ~ Laura r. IgIrn .r r-.4r
rIa Eulon. dismisHef ~ ~gaf rr 3D.. ..-
uff.
carl a geaoheider has boon a.r.Irf.t
genFiFor in The case m George I.a.If..
dNf W. george r. InInInu. Of "a. n.f
frank fiIson. who wa named 4. .r. LIZ
mo d~nfGudsrta fn the butt. bias beam ..
d~fNd t1 uay uhsf rent is duo. f. bod. ...
reIEnr.
John rIrrski W. Cl..IIIa p....rI
diHWlarrd HrI costs raIH
The rSa rf TIIt Moo.
Herry A Nnrrsr HHa been I..m aa.I a
c0Hf ~ the plaintiff
To- the case ~ Ialffe frrra. I'd. ugI.
ham NerrNr - ffvnr.a action. I.. ..Irf
allowed TIairfff .ha sum Nf f.U ~
rnrnrg aImnnN
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PROCEED TO
RECOVER FUNDS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY TO CON-
Eel RETURN OF OUNTY
FUNDS PROM OFFICIALS
Prom Suits rned Yesterday and Many
Others VIII Fonow-acneral
News Of ~Steubenv1lle.

SIECBENNILLE. o. Ian. 14.-ActinE
under Instructions OF the State Bureau
OF inspection and Accounting. Prosecu-
ing Attorney ". 9. Brown. to-day start
cd proceedings TO recover the sum Of
y 1914. found by inspectors TO have
been illegally drawn from the county
treasury by various township officers.
In fees. expenses. etc.
-Four suits were filed I'm common pleas
court here to-day ~against Justice OF the
Peace Henry Lawler. County officer
John q. Burns. Constable Edward &.
ks and Constable William II. Camp
bell and a score or more OF other suits
VIII be filed during the next few days.
The prosecutor asks for Judgment in
inc sum Of s3l2.20 against Justice Law
ler A[5I.4b against John &. Burns:
Sll1.5I from Constable Luikart and
Nlsl-+e from Constable Campbell. IL Is
charged that Justice Lawler collected
Illegal fees In cases tried In his court
while In the other three cases the
amounts II II alleged were illegally
drawn a. compensation and expenses ia
~eNtraditing prisoners from Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
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Harry Stanley. OF this city. who was
arrested at Pittsburgh yesterday with
TOUR platinum crucibles. which he stole
rom the laboratory OF the IaRelle Iron
works. In his possession. Will be brought
hack TO this city. by Chief OF Police
Harry Francthauscr. tonight. He will
be given a preliminary hearing before
mayor AcMaster. on Saturday. Stanley
VINO had been an employc OF the COM
pany Tor several years. admitted he stole
mo cruclbles several weeks ago and
was arrested while trying 10 pawn them.
lie had done special police duty here on
numerous occasions and at the time of
his arrest had his application IN for a
Job on the city police force.
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FOR SALE

IN o<1h6
FOR SALE-Beech Bottom farm lands
Tor sale. suitable for "A manufacturing
location or building lots. Located 1 mile
norm OF the recent purchases OF the
American Gas a Electric Co. ia Brooke
20. W. Va Prices on application. W.
X miller. 42S Charles ST. Wellsburg,
W. Va. Bell phone 59-R. Ja-l4-m
ron SALE-Ohio farm, I57 acres. IOOa.
40. : Igh. coal. good buildings, good
lana, 10 acres alfalfa, some timber. Well
located : miles Cadiz. o.. Harrison coun-
~; = mile TO school. L mile to church,
ia good community. 4 miles from Hollo-
way station. r. q .. X. X. Write q. w.
Holiday. Box 30. Holloway. U.
Ja-6-30t
FOR SALE-Light. profitable business.
cheap. owner wishes to retire. Ad-
dress seller. intelligencer office.
Ja-15-j
FOR SALE-i4Oa. farm, on good road. >
mi. from national paved Z
room house. Fruit. water and two veins
coal; or will sell without coal. r. II.
Howell. GAINESVILLE, o.. Ja-4- tu-th-sat
FOR SALE fresh cows. Call Bell
phone 2S9-J Altenheim.. w. III. Mich
OILS. Lcatherwood. ja-5-tf
o sALE-Cheap TO quick buyer.
eleven room house, 4ab1 Jefferson ST
Bcllairc. Address Harry A. Miller. COZ
German Bank building. Wheeling. Bell
phone 627 or 1O71-W. 1a-5-2Ot
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or Female

"AnTkpNAny Intelligent person. either
sex, Of good education and businsss
AFFINITY must be able 90 handle cores
pondence and write a good business let
Vet an opportunity TO start a small but
own home or office: good for 500 a
week when established. can be manaTed
IN SpeIe time. evenings. or as a SIDE line
HlaTs. heacock Co., s61 Heacock Bldg.
L-.,hpUIL. y. y. 1a-l-Aat-tf
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The Jefferson County Trades and Ia
Dor Assembly has addressed a communi-
testing against the ruling PROVIDING FOR
me use OF paper cups at sOda fountains
declaring 1t Is a hardship on PROJECTORS
OF soda fountains and drug stores and an
injustice 70 the glass making trade.
Every affiliated with the local
assembly also pledged one hours wages
70 the relief OF the Danbury. Mass, Hat
years.
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ST. CLAlRSVILLE


ST. CLAIRSVILLr % Ian H-Th.
following realty deeds were received
an the recorders Office yesterday for
Eleanor h. Williams ct a. 20 Essae w
Nnliams. land situated In Tease town
Annie =. Barton to !. y. Patrick.
land uat in Colerain townsnip.
S2uo.
John n. Myer ct al 20 sadie Davis,
land situated IA Bellaire: 81.
Edward PERTH ano MARY Peril To los
ship. $500.
L. NJ. Nichcl and wife &c Frank and
victoria casslack land In NheeiinE
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seef. a1olooo pnmar..

Thomas Sarlo has brought suit against
l. Aetcalf for $4,000 DAMAGE. aIiss-
inE mat DO was permanently inIurrI ~
result or being struck and knocked
Gown by an automobile driven bv The
defendant He alleged regIIgar-o ard
csrelossueHa and that %def~udarI WAS 49,
ceedinG tho speed limit and dId nd rI..
any w%arnlng or his approach
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PLEASANT VALLEY cEMEHr rInIsH
at a price less .nan cost
for n quick sale. Six rooms and bath.
strictly modern. on car line. Less than
$4,000 will buy A. ~ you act quick.
nother six rooms and oath IN the
same vicinity; lot 5OTsO0. Less than
38.s00 will buy a.
PAUL & WEIGH, Agents,
German Bank Bldg.
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm


WANTED-Nurse girl. Arr Brad.b.w
-ssl-a Ja-lS-tf
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Jefferson s. Daniels.

Jefferson S. Daniels. aged 80. well
known druggist OF Toronto a ala %
the GIL hospital In this city. this morn
ms an operation for appendi-
citis. He was the son OF +. NJ. Daniels
who founded the Toronto Tribune. a
daily news paper. and has been connected
with Fogles drug store at Toronto. for
70 years. he IL survived by hi. wife
who was Miss AcCrsy, OF wheeling. w.
Va, his mother n two brothers.
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IIckctS Tor the cnIDrfnInmcnt ~ he
given In the court house hall mex We'd
nesdaN evening by the Killarney girls
VIII go. ON sale at r. NJ. Eoungs Drug
store this morning at $ o'clock. This
e~ntertainmen should bo one of the best
everybody should attend a. II Is to be
held under the auspices Of the 81.
Gainesville public schools.
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Probate Oour

Whl OF Robert Copeland heard and
prooeteo ana Emily n. Copeland. ap-
pointed eXeoutriH 81 estate Liza snd
ina account nlsd Ia estate Of John ~
Buchanan. Fret and final account
Illod ~ Eurdlan OF Alexandria WiHnsr-
WiahA First and final account Of al
ministrptor filed IN estate of Gufseppo
,'avaEzL First and final account fiIed
~ executor or estate or Thomas Rus
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Mig Rond Isane.

The Jefferson County Commissioners
In session here to-day. voted for . bond
Issue or $4,000 for the construction of
the Ohio River Market Road, which is To-
% quit the entire length Of the county
from Belmont 10 Columbiana counfv
The bonds Will be issued in denomina-
tons Of $500 each and will bear Inter
est at ) per cent.
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Haller, BieberSOn & GundlmgCO

Real Estate O. Ftro Insuranoo
16o Chaplins st. Both Phones 4sa
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
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KUN hurrh. HurrIra wiley. virc.r.
itI.I Evelyn Mr' ouu Jessie Don.
int carrie anf Lucille oldham. Ola
fi 20 Jan 500 ariHuI. we're fr4aa Nom
I'fe fhn attended tho birthday uarfg
n WIS MrlHera.r fr E@r
Co. E0frr Iuulrr. lr aafurfav ~
.~.'yo7riIla Do being her sishfH hfrtE.
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Emerson Palmer and Harry Wrf1b+
charged with OBTAINING two young girls
N a local hotel. were arraiEned hsfors
mayor Aohaster. to-day, waived a hear
Ing ana were bound over 20 tho Erand
jury on 1900 bond zach and were re
manded 70 the county tall
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VIII OF Jennett HaddOck deceased,
application TO probate will.
VIII Of Narcelcna Rivers. deceased
nled and notice ordered.
Matter OF stephen L~eskovsky, pro-
SeeulngS 10 commit child TO state In
for the deaf and DUMP.
Matter OF Campsie Fowler Howard.
inquest OF lunacy.
Estate OF Alike Manasko. deceased,
administration granted.
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The Wheeling Valley rogr..av. r,.
VII hold their monthly msstinE on ri.
gay eyeninE a. the homs Of Mr. and
Mrs g. 81 Daniel
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St. ClatrsvtIle Rr1efs,

Wilbur stewart was a EeIiaire caller
last evening.
Misses Nernic Van Home and Carrie
Troll are Bellaire visitors
friends
Miss sue Ellen Shepherd IL home
from Nens over Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Bethe of FLUSHING va a
visitors here YESTERDAY.
Fred Std~bottom was a Rellaira visit
W last evening.
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Two Gamea

Two very good games OF basket bali
viii be staged in the local ring mis-
evening. The first and most Important
katne VIII be between the Little
slants representing ST Clairsviile and
the Shadyside "Mtdgets."
a preliminary game VIII be staged
between the sophomore and Junior
teams OF the local high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

At = meeting OF The creditors OF John
Aanos. proprietor OF the Sugar Bowl and
Arion confectionertes, which reccntlv
went into bankruptcy. was held az the
probate court here to-day. emmett
MORROW. Esq. OF Toronto. WAS elected
trustee in ba~nkruptcv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

Rev. W IA. DicKerson OF the NJ. r.
church viii preach both morning and
evening sunday.
Union services OF the United Presby-
terlan and Presbyterian sunday schools
and churches will hold union meetings
IN the Presbyterian church sunday. sun
Jay School Will at s.15 and
tNeIyone ls invited TO attend. This
e vice viii be followed by preaching
by Rev, Leeper. while Rev. Young will
preach In the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Return None

hf and Mrs Ire Moore. and two III.
= ~oaAshtarH returned home Un thurs
Gay evening after visiting with fhafr
peFenta In Kim Grove and win ofhsr
frisndsf in WneelinE FOR r. vel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
MArrfarn Lin.m.m

John Perzso, n. and Helen Potrita. 10.
ooth OF Steubenville. John Alazonak.
~. and Helen Petroski, both Of Dillon
vale. Thomas Ivar. ~. and Ida Maki.
both OF Stsubsnvills
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nigh school Rhetnrion,n

The high school literary program
rendered IN the new school yesterday
afternoon 10y the Delrhian literary 80
ciety was ono 81 the host ever given
and wa attended by a large number OF