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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
ADDS 7s MEMBERS.
Putnam Chamber of Commerce Crows During 1916 - Powwow Committee Thanked.


 It was announced Monday after noon that 7S new members have been added to the Putnam Chamber of Com QerCe during 1916, most of these being secured through the membership cam- paign conducted a few weeks ago. Old members are gTaduall'r renewing their membership by sendi1 2 in the amount of dues covering a ye ill the organ ization.
 At the last meeting of the board of directors the following new members were added: NathewsOn Angel, Rev. J. J. EIty, Rev. P. s. Irwin, Louis F. Gareau, r. II. Cole, Alexander J. liar per, Macdonald 6, Williams, Paul Simon and BOSworth Brothers.
 The directors passed resolution of thanks to c. M. Elliott. H. c. Brad ford, w. E. Moss, H. w. Sharpe, George E. Shaw, F'-F Russell L. o. Williams, E. D. Bugbee, Capt. Joseph A. Ryan for material assistance and special work in arranging for the big pOWwOw recently held at Webster lake. A resolution was also passed this one of appreciation, which was addressed to the Webster-D Dudley Chamber of Commerce, for the cooperation in en- tertaining the business men of eastern Connecticut at the lake gathering.
 The directors have authorized the appointment of a committee to investi- gate relative to providing a drinking Fountain and a comfort station some where in the business section of the city. It is understood that this in vestigation will not be undertaken at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
i',Irr-rc'cr5 :a Throc Languages.

rOUndings of the railroad crossing, and the locomotive thereon where said death occurred and on the 21st day of July, 1916, held an inquest as to the cause and manner of death of said deceased at the office of B. w, Dan ielsnn ill MOOsup, Conn.
 From said examinations and the tes- timOny taken at said inquest, I find that the said Arthur Edward Parks died at said Plainfeld on said 17th day of July 1915. from a fracture of his skull caused by his being hurled from an automobile of which he was in control and driving, against the To- conceive of a passenger train on the tracks of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company, then passing over said F'rench's crossing, at it's ordinary and usual rate of speed
 I further find that said railroad crossing was protected with the usual signs of warning and also by an cleo tric bell or gong, which was in good working order, and in operation at the time of said accident. That said crossing was further protected by conspicuous warning signse placed a short distance from said crossing on both sides of the same, erected by the Goodrich Rubber Tire Co. That the usual crossing signal of two long and two short blasts of the locomo- tive whistle was duly given by the engineer of said train, at the whistling post, easterly of said crossing. further find that the said Arthur Edward Parks was familiar with said crossing. That he was running his automobile at high and unreason- able rate of speed in approaching said crossing, and that his death was due to his own criminal carelessness. I also find that, the crossing where said accident occurred is an exceed ingly blind and dangerous one to per- sons approaching the same from the south. That six serious accidents, in which three persons and one horse have been killed, one person seriously injured and four automobiles wrecked have occurred there within the past seventeen years. The greatly increased 1 traffic over this crossing, from the making of the highway a state road and public safety demand that this 1. crossing be abolished. at the earliest possible moment.
 I delivered the body of said de- ceased, to his parents for burial. file with this finding a copy of the evidence taken at said inquest Dated at Danielson, this 24th day of July, 1916.
 ARTHUR BILL,
 Coroner for windham County.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
DANIEtSON BAND ; PUTNAM < NEWS
DANTEL.SON

Coroner 5iII Finds That Arthur E. ParISa Was Guilty of Criminal; Care iessnsss In Frenoh's Crossing Fatal ity-Reeommends That Dangerous Crossing be Eliminated - Special Town Meeting calIed-AppsaI From 24o Days JaiI Sentence.
 Rev. Charles Gareau, recently or dained in Canada, at Terre Bonne, will celebrate his first solemn nlgh mass at St. Jame6' church next sun day morning at 10.S0. Father Gareau is a son of Mrs. Alphonse Gareau or Carter street.
 Walter Shippee Is gradually recov- ering from a severe illness at his home on Oak street.
 Leslie Murray of Hartford is spend ing a weeks vacation with his par ents Mir. and Mrs. P. F. Murray or Academy street.
 Father TIT.
 Assistant Postmaster Raymond AL len Is spending a few days in Brook lyl where his father Is i'll.
 Mrs. William II. Chapman Is nere from Southbridge. spending some time at her home on the West Side. Miss Katherine T. Thayer returned Co her home in Putnam Monday af- ternoon after spending several weeks with relatives here.
 Rain Damages Roads.
 Motorists report many country roads in this section fin deplorable condition, following the heavy rain Sunday.
 The feast of St. James is to be ob- served a. St James church next Sun day
 George F. rIante of woonsocket wis tied with @iends in Danielson Mon
 Game With Skaters Saturday.
 Manager A. w. Williams has sched- uled a game with the Skaters. at Web stcr, for next Saturday afternoon.
 Leaves for Norwich.
 Miss Mary Head, of Winsted, who has been the guest of Michael Head and family, left Monday for a visit with relatives in Norwich.
 Chief Michael Grimshaw being i'll, Officer John Nacfarland was on duty Monday. Officer John Kennedy going on u.-h- duty.
 Excursion to Canadian points are proving attractive 70 many French speaking residents iii this vicinity.
 Miss Alice Cock of Springfield is ihe guest Of Hiram Burton and fam Nr. and Mrs. Harry Hargraves have been .lirs-s ol friends in Norwich
 Mrs. Tulmus tc7noGv of SpIiI 2 - field is ta, -a5a. .f Sir Charles p. k'1rt-f. gl .Lf.-}.c erect.
 Ear, F. Wood Lc-uiag Hos-ital I..r} D. t,ur@ wi b. I.scNar@cG fi1,r .. "rrvg3 nee Ausplal lnss week, ar lsiJI Lie El ;l . N.a. G NNl 9a ,ti' ',.", for g. vHl i:jcrda in A.u rr
 N.D.lrrs If ine rot~'o'i, sactc-ice tr tg, .n O. -h and iciui-- vii Lc hl NI'av.. g .,r .he.r 1rrGt pc. vi, l.'a.
 I f.~ E-,te Ttro7t4aine. 3 1is'. Ira.e ., 1caaI1. Fast J. s.t-r. Q. -'r T.v i4-l u,.s - D., ..t *.4 9 i;--i -. "E a r. .. -l .ra '~t- .lreo,.'l lf 2, C. .r' .,-.n t..... 70. Dc .-''. I' fF'.. I..-' ,.t '.- '',... .r.\ g. g.-;v .- .li r.a.-. Nr:r @ v if, r,r. !' and a -r- r' -t -e3 sp ,1.:f,-I ,v;ra q. tl tr 'f- ,rY..,. 'qr 5s4irvL Cu-tl-.- t. u tr ;. 70, =
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

second. all of which excepting $1.60 and costs was renaitued by the court.
 Woman's Tongue UnruIy.
 Mrs. Ovena Viens was charged with having committed a breach of the peace by mocking and using abusive language. She lives on Battey street Joseph St. Jean, AdeIard Carrier and Mrs. Libby Morin appeared against her and testified that she had called names. She was fined S1 and costs, a total of $11.49, and given until Satur- day to pay.
 Gienaceo Gaiazzi was charged with having assaulted Albert Richard in a local saloon Saturday evening. He denied the allegation and as there was not sufficient supporting evidence he was allowed to 90.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
ARTHUR E. PARKS GUILTY
 OF CPIN' NAL cARELESSNESS
FinGiug of Cororcr Bill in French's Crossing FataIi'y -. Recommends That Crossing ba Eliminated.

The. Arthur Edward Parks was guilty of criniuoj carelessness is set fortI by Coroner Arthur G. Bill in hie finding Tn the case in which Parks sr1 Miss Anne E. Cushing, of Provi- dcuCC lost their lives in the automo- tiie accident at Freneh's crossing in the town Of Plainheld, Monday morn ing Of last week The finding is also especially interesting in that it re- views the list of serious accidents that have occurred at the crossing, which, Coroner Bill recommends, should be abolished.
 The text of his finding follows:
 The undersigned, coroner within and for the county of Windham, having received notice of the death of Ar thur Edward Parks, at French's cross ing. so called, in the town of Plain field. on the morning of July 17, 1916. I viewed and examined the body of said deceased, the condition and sur
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
SENTENCE OF 24o DAYS.
Given Patrick Roche on Three Counts
 -He Takes an Appeal.

Patrick. Roche, long a periodical ap- bearer before police tribunals in this part of the state, was before Judge Woodward in the town court Monday afternoon. Roche was brought ip from DayvilIe, his shirt saturated with blood, his eyes blackened and show ing other marks to Indicate that he had been subjected to "a curtain of fists. Roche n1umbled that "tI1e other fellows should have been taken On charge of having been intoxicated, Judge Woodward sentenced him to serve thirty days in jail. For having committed 7 an aggravated breach of the peace 1e0 days were imposed by the court and 90 days additional for resisting an officer, Deputy Sheriff Charles sE. Aver, whom Roche kicked while he was being arrested. Roche appealed fSMEA the ssentcnce. totaling
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
BCNC pkTE& C@Ir ED
So S4lectu-r. Mu~t Coll soecial Tewr
 MesFif- to e .-sy Bankers.

On arccrr. co a tc,ho'ca1 onies:c: in ,lo fruli-i- oj tn vctH u1de5 V tC1 th. tsv1 cT E1'-v@'v, at sp.'- Ci-l rowG r-"ntirC, rsoo"J1y ogrroEtEcd ir-i s~ 'c~ts lo the 2UIrrnt cf S7=.tg' IT, scirC; u3sE tc satis:y the hpna,rs who are to r-nGlo the issue. yer uiltrC6 NC-dIE tc ,Ssue a call for r-nn."- sI-,I3' 'ovr mee tins, at vi' h .h- ds~!.-u clFnG- in the word- !rc cf t-r 'Ctr "i& Is uaie. What is wantg' is rfo .H~sr}iDr rs tho dates of the maturity oI tr, bonds.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
CONCERNING
 BRITISH BLACKLIST
Prepared by Counsel Representing
 Firms and individuals.

New York, July 24.-Afidavits show ing the oeprations of the British black list upon American citizens for the past eighteen months were prepared here today by counsel for the organi- zation of American firms and individ- uals affected by the act. The atf1davits will be presented to the state depart ment. It was announced that Leopold Zimmerman of Zimmerman and For shay had accepted the permanent chairmanship of the organization form ed to fight the blacklist.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS NOT
 BOUND BY PARTY CAUCUS
To Postpone Action on Child Labor
 Law Until Next Session.

Washington, July 24.-Several demo- cratic senators declared tonight that they would not be bound by any eau GUS decision to postpone action on the child labor bill until next session in the face of President Wilson's request that it be passed before adjournment. They pointed out that the republicans were ready to demand that the meas ure be brought up. if. the majority re-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

bags lost in the 0IeclzIenburg were without exception for enemy destina- tion.'
 The communication concludes that the specific complaints in the Ameri- can note do not support the general charges against the ciency of the British censorship, which the govern ment of the United States have put forward,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

Journal as publicity manager of the republican campaign committee, was announced tonight by Chairman Will GOV. MT. Barry served on the press bureau of the republican national committee during former campaigns.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
Harcl to Understand.

It is hard to understand how the Indiana Bull Moose can engage in a row unless seized with an uncOntrol- labIe desire to bite himsaf.-Washing- ton Post
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
Thev,II Go Eishind.

With Francis J. Honey running as the Democratic candidate and Hiram Johnson as the Republican candidate for Senator in California, what can the Progressives do?-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

Fairfieid.-AIr. and Mrs Oliver G. Jennings of New York are occupying their residence at Newport, R. l., af- ter spending the early summer at Fairfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

and also in connection with patronage'' He adds that the Church had far bet ter make up it's mind-befOre Parlia- ment is approached, that it needs an entire reconstruction,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

seem to have found a strategtst ana
 tactician of the highest order. His ability is acknowledged freely by his Teutonic opponents, who confess themselves amazed by the magnitude and persistence of the Russian attacks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

Not if Villa Sees Him First.
 Matters have now reached the stage where MT. Bryan might be sent into
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

]. xico under a flag of truce to reason ' Ith Villa.-Charleston News and
 JOurier.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

This picture recently snapped on the eastern war front in Europe, shows Czar Nicholas conferring with General Brusiloff, the leader of the Russian drive against the Germans and Austro- In Brusiloff the Russians
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

New York, July 24-The appoint ment of David s. Barry, Washington correspondent &, of the 2 Providence
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
MANAGER OF
 REP. CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

David s. Barry, Washington Core
 spondent of Providence Journal, Appointed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

Observance of Feast of St. James at Episcopal chureh-Country Club Nisiters Won Tennis Matches at Norwieh-5usy Day in City Court Chamber of Commerce Has Added 7a Members During 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25

Coroner Bill Finds That Arthur E, Parka Was Guilty of Criminal; Care iessnsss Tn FrenOF,'s Crossing Fatal ity--Reeemmends That Dangerous Crossing be Eliminated - Special Town Meeting calIed-APpsal From 24o Days Jaii Sentence,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
di,ion. J. W. BoIz Sons company. con.

dition. J. W. BoIz Sons company. con-
tractors
Citizens Trust and Savings company.
sixteenth and Market streets alter. .
lions j. ". Belz sons company. con-
Mrs. McAuister. Twelfth and Jacob
streets. repairs J. ". Beltz sons com
Iany. contractors.
Lutz Hros. 1900 Market street. aItora-
lions John ". Ray. contractor.
J. J.. Stfel and company. vault. 81 900.
u. X. kitchen company. contractors
Joseph iNuHlau. 3fNf tHuF.|ra street.
repairs. Samuel Nesbitt. contractor
Ills Marshall. 10 sixteenth street
garafge. George Burtoff.' contractor
John Jthman. f09 y. Huron street.
addition.
.Thco. Hrinkman. 1919 Market street,
alterations.
- D.. Thompson. eta Market street.
alteration OTIS Elevator company.
-. Lee Robinson. 757s Jacob street. rec
pairs. y HICKS. contractor.
Mrs. Maggie Hines $50 Fourteenth
street alterations. casrtr Glass. COM
Alvin Winters. 1894 wood street. re-
T.. \. Coen. 1925 Chtrl'oe street. rarlra
". D.. tUuuurs. contractor
Carl Werner. garage. 2s7s M-"oIInrh
Wheeling Stamping rarrar. ,......
Water street NIieveg Lumber curuarr .
cont rarfOra
!. G wiuiamsor. alteration rs..
Market street. Eflfvea f..u...- CON-
pany. CONTRACTOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
NEWS BRIEFS

Much work was accomplished
during the month Of March by Food
Inspector ". " Smith. according to
Dis report made public yesterday.
Four marriage licenses we're f.
sued. and eight deeds left for record
with the clerk OF the county court
Saturday
Charles Miller and Clarence FOL
mar were fined $50 and costs or thirty
DAYS. Saturday. hy judge Honccker
on charges of lettering and Fern
Anderson. an inmate boz % house OF 49,
tame ON The South Side. was fined ten
aud costs
A suit in Chanccry styled Hannah
6inen. and Jennie Mabel Poguo W.
Albert Giffiu. executor Of the will or
Robert VI. GIfnu was filed Saturday
by Attorneys Joseph Haudlan. and
BlaCNoTd Bradshaw and Beans
lu chambers Saturday. Judge
Addlcman Erantcd an Injunction 20 o.
u. /IIliken, - al. against the city Of
Wollshur-. preventing the city from
leasing room In the city building 90
W = Jacob
The report Of Health Commis-
sioner vs. g. Etzlcr. published yestar.
DAY hows lower mortality rate for
Oh" month of March than tho city has
had in five years There we're sixty
thre" deaths recorded. and seventy
nine births
The supreme court OF appeals.
since Do refused to grant an appeal 60
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
from the Public Service Commission. d
decision. hv which 90 o. required 10
Install sleeper service ON its line be-.
tween Huntington and Charleston. cot
Nav %. fur hearing ON the merits OF
fhr case
Candidate FOR tho 1916 baseball
n.no of ODE Columbia club will meet
Tuesday cyrnin. and select u captain
meeting ~ the Kahn baseball
club Was hold Yesterday afternoon in
Their club rooms whom preparations
Cor oprrine trs season were discussed
IIr executive committee of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

dral, after a visit in Fairmont. Clarks-
burg and neighborins towns
Miss Lena Morgan, of Sistersville.
has returned TO her home after .
weekend visit with local friends.
II. II. =. Parrish. who has been 81
AZ his home on EOff street. will re
sumo his duties with the Intelligence
this evening.
Charles VI. Ketchum OF Washington,
Pa. the newly-appointed general man
ager of the Wheeling Commercial as.
sociation. spent Saturday in Wheel
ing. attending to matters preliminary
TO the assumption OF his duties May
Hon. George \. Laughlin is expect
ed 10 return this morning from an *.
tended trip through the Valley of Nir
ginia.
Grover Powell is able 10 resume his
duties with the Ott-Heiskel Hardware
company after a few days from a bad
ly strained arm. received while un.
loading consignment of hinges.
James +. shepherd spent the week
end at the home Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John shepherd of Big Wheel
ing Creek
Miss Marie Borman. OF Bellaire
spent yesterday the guest of friends
I'm Edgwood.
Mrs. Albert Clyker and family. O.
Edgwood. who have been visiting rela.
tiyes and friends in Moundsyile. have
returned 10 their home.
Miss Mary Malooly returned last
evening from Pittsburgh. where she
was the guest Of friends from Satur.
day.
John Severn. OF Cambridge. spent
sunday In this city.
Miss Blanche Warfield will arrive
In this city tomorrow following q three
months visit with her father az An.
napolis. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Sawtelle spent sat
urday in Pittsburgh
Eugene Madden. member Of the
Pittsburgh National baseball team
spent yesterday az his home in Elm
Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
About People
hoseGsrts 81 Indivi dusIs 70
and Fr7m Size City
AT THE HOTELS.

Stsmm-F j.. Major. Morristow
o.. j g. Reynolds. Rayeuua. % Mr.
and Mrs D.. - HIidcnbrand. Cumber.
land, j. T. Martin. Huntington. r Jo
l'ph Fairmorf. sam Jznlc. Farming.
ton. a j Stewart. bethesda. s W
Parker. Washington. ~ Roberts
Washington. e. o. Fields. Washing
tom
Windsor-J g. Koough. New Mar
unstIll'. T. p o Ncll Clarksburr. A.
J.. Carney tIarksburg ~ " Pnrkers.
.nubpuyui". D. o. Bcrthel. Washing
ton Str. and Mrs T. r. Cisler. Mari
eta Mr and Mrs Albert Bretorufr
'Iarksburc
Grand Ce0trsl-W. u. Stout. Auedo
mia. Earl Miller. parksrsburg. Char
Do WcIs'll safdis. o.. w ". scpc,
bethesda
mcLure-H 81 Mover. Marion. %
J % Blair Marion. o. John p Nolan
SfoIbortiio. g. p Ice. Harneavilie
Miss Dorothy Lee. BarnpsvilIo. % y
Anderson. Parker burg. r. q Punk
MoundsvIIlo. o. a. Kunst. MORGAN
town. o. o. Muse. DuiorvaIo. Mrs
O.. D. MckaIn and son. Tarokrsburg.
O. O. R.t'onhousc. Parkorsburr
Roaers-U y Wilson. CIarkshurr
T. taufs. Uloryaic. s. A Wright
-iafcrafiI'o. O.. Blake. Hamilton. D.,
a. Urunawick. uu'onvaIe
Mr. W D. Louv and children. oi
Poo burrh ARE visiting NJ the resi-
d'nc" ~ vs. r. Croosc. Liberty street.
Film Grove
ZION Charles WcComir is ATTENDING
fo legal matters Dol Berkeley SPRINGS
MIss Anna Mae Kcyaer has returned
fn Der home ln EJm Grove. after "a
Weekend Visit with vr and Mrs TI1r
r kImmIrs of tlaysyUIc
10 Rr, Uehop r. d. Donahuo. of
fHn N' Nf.'r'a diocese. returned
fn ihr ..'r saturday fo fske part mi mo
Palm SUNDAY service. az Tho ta.he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

local BARRIERS union announced at a
meeting held Friday evening that fol
lowing a thorough irvpsiiCation. IL
was found that all the BARRIERS affl-
lated with the local have adopted the
new scale OF prices recently estab-
lished.
announcement Of a free clinic es-
tablished az the Ohio Valley General
Hospital for treatment for eye. ear.
nose and throat troubles. was made
by Pliny q. Clark az a smoker Of the
Mems Bible class OF the Vance Memo
rial church. Friday evening
Word has been received here that
r. g. "Cannonball" Baker has re-
turned 20 his home az Indianapolis.
Baker Is one OF the worlds renowned
motorcycle riders. and f. we'll known
here. For the past several months he
has been riding In Australia.
"A meeting Of the Ohio Valley Ath.
Lotto Association was held Saturday
evening a. the Y. VI. e. a. The com
ing athletic meet will b. held either
on May 20 or 27.
The board Of directors Of thr AZ.
ISOLATED Charities viii hold a meeting
~ the Mcclure hotel today. Follow.
ing o luncheon AZ the noon hour a bus
mess session will be held.
-CNrcre Commandory No T.
knights Templar. il making prepara-
lions 20 hold n special conclave OF the
asylum. 1909 Market street. ON We'd
nesday. April 10. 90 3 o'clock Degrees
VIII h' conferred on "a large class of
candidates.
-Thursday and Friday ~ This week
ihc Brooke county SUNDAY school CON
N"n''on will be- held ai Wcushur-
SECRETARY 4 r. Arnold. ~ the Wcet
Nirrinia association. viii be- one Of Tho
principal speakers.
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Willow FIon lodge. Junio- Mechanics.
Viii he hold in their h5ll bon Grrggs,ill,.
Henry NuuJk" b. confined Co his hum,
lr Fulton CON account OF illress
The work ON tht lgildtnE Of the ue,v
auto EafHs' ~ Price and Springer. Elm
Grove. is Progressing nicely
MI and Mr. Edward Maxwell. Of near
.lni'r. are visiting relatives al West
Alexander
James Mr~harr. Of Fulton. is spend
lnF Few days 80 Youngstown. -. on
business
Mr. Leonard Hoffman b. confined TO
l,r h"m" 40 Edeington Lane. on account
Uf illness
VIII chambers. nf Llm Grove. has r,-
turned from New YORK whore hs spent
..tera4 days Ou business
communion services was hold In the
West Liberty FrrrIyt riau church. yes
tUrIIE Afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
ALvsHoUsE BURNED

HNLrlMoBE April 10 The nov
baltimore county 8lmehou-e was
wrecked by fire fh.e afternoon Tho
n inmates wero got fo safety. IS az
hon fochIc carried ouf in trsl- beds
Tho cook. N8rrurt Fuc hcr-eF old
"1s got ont by fhe nrcmcn. huf feu
dead from heart trouble when che
reached tho Ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
TURKS ELECTED

PETROCRAD via London. Arrr -
Announcement was made TODAY hv
Tho war office that Turkish forces fl
Tho Caucasus had been elected from
position about lo miles east ~ fhe IrI.
ror'ar' port of Trobizord the carfuro
or which hae been Tho objective a. o..
CONF EHssian operation. a.orr frIa
front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
0UT-THE-PIKE

At the request % many outline pike
readers, the Intelligence has estab-
iished = sub station Cor the saie -
Document Boxes ~ 40 cents and a
single clipped coupon ct
GRlER a co.'s DRUG STORE.
Elm Grove
stop a. criers today and Get your
container Tor valuable papers. while
the limited supply lasts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

nam +. Graft ~ Washington. u g.. will
D" present and deliver au address on th,
subject. The March OF Christ Down
Through tho Centuries"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

med fre
am there
q o and sils witt
ayw warrant.
The spatcnIr an L us for afuty otnshhlt
o tim hot
70 { h samea amount
N" "a Size 2iSa6 feet fSrccfca