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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS
Official Board Of North Wheeling M
&. Sunday School Names
officials

The Sunday school board OF the
North Street Methodist tplscopll
church at its annual meeting held last
night in the Sunday school room OF
the church. elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Arthur H.:
Strickland. superintendent: Edward
Rogers. first assistant; William r..
Singer. second assistant: Alice OTTO.
superintendent Of beginners: Miss
Myrtle Wait. superintendent OF pri-
mary department: Miss Otto, super
intendent Of Junior Department.; Wal
ter Treeweek. secretary: John Tree
week, first assistant: Leonard Smith.
second assistant: Miss Carrie Fargo,
treasurer: Miss Emma Null. pianist;
Miss Hazel Smith, frs, assistant;
Miss Marian Rush, second assistant:
Miss Jessie Cook superintendent OF
cradle roll. and Mrs. Elma Phurber.
superintendent Of hom" department..
The report for the past year was very
encouraging.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
BUCK|NG BR0NCHOS
Is Even a Little Harder Than 1t Looks
Two injured at Show
Inst Night.

Jim Parker and "Jirncy" Wright. tn.
two cowboys who are with the Gus
Hornhrook congress OF riders PERFORM
ing at the night shows In connection
with the State Fair. claim they were
born on the backs Of hucking hr"ncho
and were reared on the plains. anyone
who has seen them perform would not
doubt the vcracity Of their statements.
No matter how much eNperience ihey
have had, however; they are not kick
proof" as was evidenced last night when
both Of them werr slightly INJURED
when they were Attempting to saddle
and ride ono OF he uniamablc siecds
carried with the outfit.
Parker claims the strong light blind
cd him and he did not notice IN" toot
Of the animal as his nose met It's Shoe'
Wright SAYS hc saw another foot COM
ing toward his rhysogonnmy nut II WAS
only q second until he saw stars. fark-
er was knocked from another horse ne
was riding and had his nose diSplacrd.
Wright had a few teeth Knocked loose
and ono Of them penetrated his lower
lip. The accident did not Interfere WIN
tho show and TOW Of the audIrnc" even
guessed that the mon had been injured.
4 physician attended both Of them.
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AFTER NEW PLANT
John 3. Garden Of Wheeling CONNER
cial Association and Engineers
Visit WeIIsburg Yesterday.

Several engineers headed by John
B. Garden chairman Of the new III
dustrieS committee of the Wheeling
Commercial association, returned last
evening from Wcilsburg where they
spent the greater part Of The day with
the officials of The Wheeling board OF
trade in cooperating in an effort 10
locate Il large industrial plant In
Brooke county. between this city and
Wellsburg.
Ii is reported that should The indus
trv be secured it will give employ.
mcnt 10 "a large number Of men and
will mean much 10 Wheeling COM
mercially. Mr.. Garden said that there
will have TO be a number of engineer
ing problems worked out before Wells
burg will be in position to present the
proposition intelliccntly.
Charles NJ. ketchum. general man
aver Of The Wheeling Commercial
association. stated that the nature OF
the industry and The names OF | he pro-
moters cannot be given out at present
for publication,
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About People
MeTSmanfs Sf indlvlduelS %
and From 4ila City.

Equity County Clerk W. H. Mar,
sn.R>-has returned to his duties after
II a two weeks vacation.
Miss Catherine Baird. Of Elm
Grove, has been selected as head OF
the commercial department OF the
:. Newark, Del, high school, and will
leave soon to take up her duties.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. He'll. who have
! been camping in Wetzel county, have
Returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Butts, who
HHaye been spending some time. so
journing in the mountains OF the East,
]. have returned to their home.
MT, and Mrs. Harry Bradley, OF
Woodlawn, who have been spending
) several weeks in Canada, are expected
home this week.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. McCulla and son
\ William, Of Warwood, motored to Bel
! mont, O., where they spent the week
3 end.
~; Miss Helen Hartley, of Warwood !;
) Miss Leola Coleman, Of East Wheel
6 Ing, and Miss Elsie Barnhart. of the
. South Side, left Monday evening for
Northfield; Mass, where they will en-,
ter college.
Judge J. C. McWhorter, of Buckhan,
non. ". Va, and Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot,
Of Parkersburg. will arrive in Wheel
I Ing on Thursday for stay of a few
q days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James and
daughter, Miss Lois, OF Baltimore.
y Md, who have been guests of Mrs.
) William A. Ray, of Edgdale, have re-
i turned TO their home.
Messrs. c. Harry Bier and Dan Bias:
:, sett, OF this city, spent the weekend
with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
~ Miss Anne Chapline, who has been
the guest Of her aunt al Cambridge
: O., for the past three weeks, has re-
turned to her home. :
-, Miss Marie Chapline spent Sunday
q with friends at Pittsburgh.
i Miss Eudora Ramsey, Of South Car
DINA, prominent equal suffrage organ
izer, arrived in the city yesterday and
will remain for some time.
Miss Bess Turner. of Moundsville
: is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. George
List, OF the National road.
Miss Katherine Franzheim under
went an operation for appendicitis al
the Ohio Valley General Hospital on
Monday morning,
Mrs. Charles Bowen and daughter
miss Elizabeth, of Columbus. o., are
euests Of Mrs. c. w Gee, Of the Isl
md.
Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum. OF Echo Point
will leave on Friday for the Hamp
1 shire Club, where she will remain fol
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Conant. OF
Middlebourne, are in the city, attend
ing the State Fair.
o. C. Carter, prominent attorney o.
Middlebourne, is here for the Fair.
Miss Theresa Boes left yesterday
for New York. on business for the
Geo. E. Stifel Company.
The stork left a fine baby girl al
1.-THE home Of MI. and Mrs. William
Hoffman, on the Island. Mr.. Hoffman
Is ticket agent at the local B. &, O.
f depot
burgh, is in the city, visiting friends
and attending the State Fair.
Mr.. ]. E. DeGarmo and wife, OF
Z Pittsburgh, are visiting friends and
relatives in Wheeling for few days
Thomas Flanagan. OF Carnegie, Pa.
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city for few days.
SIR. and Mrs. Fred E. Cowl returned
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from Toronto, O.. where they visited
for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sumner Stone, Of
Kenwood Place. have returned, follow
ing an extended motor trip. during
which they visited Washington. New
York and other Eastern cities.
Mrs C. f. Hubbard will return the
last Of this week from stay at Nan
tucket.
Miss Mayme House, Of the Island,
left Yesterday morning for Morgan
town, where she will attend the State
Council of the Daughters OF Ameri-
ca.
George E. House H.. of the Island,
will arrive home this evening from
Toronto, Cana a, Buffalo and other
points Of interest along the lakes.
While in Canada. Mr.. House attended
the Toronto Fair.
Miss Agnes E. Dutton, of Beloit. O..
who has been visiting her grandmo.h-
er, Mrs. Agnes D. Hornish, Maple ave-
nue., Woodlawn, since the first OF June,
returned 10 her home yesterday to re-
sumo her duties as school teacher at
Sebring. O.
Hon. Thomas w. Fleming Of Fair
mont, Republican candidate for con-
gress, is among the prominent fair
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tully. who
were married Tuesday morning, left
yesterday for Cincinnati and will later
20 to Covington, Ky. where they will
reside. The bride was Miss BESSIE
Troll. a local Bell Telephone operator.
Miss Helma Miller Of the Credit de-
partment Of the Wheeling Commercial
association. and Miss Irene Buoy. have
returned from Steubenville, where
they spent Labor Day with friends.
Col. James l. Michael. Ownrr OF the
Worthington. tW. Va Ranch, is here
attending the fair.
Miss Anna Smith Of Elm Grove. is
recovering rapidly from a slight OPP
GRAFTON. performed Monday, at she
Ohio Valley General Hospital. =,
Henry Thesis. Of Parkersburg. we'll
known Associated Press operator.
formerly Of this city, is here attending
the fair and visiting friends.
Mrs. l.. VI. Dunbar, former resi-
dent Of Wheeling, now Of New York
City, arrived in town few days ago
and is stopping at the Stamm Hotel.
4. G.. Leyley. Of Youngstown, o.,
foreman of the Edwards company, an
old Wheeling printer. stopped here 10
see the boys on his way back from a
few days visit with his mother at
Clarksburg.
Captain Dennis Murphy of West
Finley, Pa, tipStaff, of Greene coun-
ty, Pa. court, arrived in the city last
evening from Waynesburg. Pa. 10 at
tend the state fair before returning
home.
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NOW WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THAT?
Fight Fans, Keyed Up For an Es'
change Of Leather Fists. Are
Doomed to Disappointment
-Fioht Called or.

There amt gon' 10 be no scrap al
the Carroll club this evening. and all
the reason that has been assigned is
that the owners OF thn nal! nave can
celed the contract Fight fans OF the
city will naturally he sore. and not
feel in the hest of humor for few
DAYS, as it vas expected that tonight
would witness real. exchange Of
leather fists. the like which has nor
been here for some time.
Greh and NOLAN were all ready Tor
their mill. Goo Stewart was standing
right on his toes with the idea that lie
and Eddie Wimler were going 10 start
banking. or in other words, deal in
exchange. But that is all over now at
least for the time being.
Grad Morgan. secretary OF Inc
Southern Athletic club, informed the
Intelligencer last night that the
matches had been cancelled and would
likely be held later in III" auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
NEWS BRIEFS

Potatoes which lately have been
soaring in price took slump this
week and are now quoted AT 80 cents
a peck.
Tho steamer Joe Fowler Is carrying
passengers 10 and from the state tair
ieayin, the local wharf every few
minutes In the evening il takes out
an excursion.
The highest temperature yester
dav was 81 degrees and the lowest 81
The slight shower cooled the weather
considerably.
Traffic on Main street was inter
fered with yesterday morning when q
trolley wire fell near Thirteenth
street.
Local friends of Mr.. G. O. Nagle
will be pleased 10 learn that inc
former general manager OF the Wheel
ing Traction company is recovering
from his recent severe illness ano
that he will soon return 10 Wheeling
/ in good health. Mr.. NaeIe left the
Battle Creek sanatorium Sunday.
Considerable exctte m en- t was
caused In the county commissioners
office yesterday when young copper
head snake that escaped Saturday was
found coiled up In Il towel.
Yesterday morning the team oil
horses that for years has pulled The
Island chemical wagon was turned
over to the street department.
--Linsly institutes enrolment this
year WI exceed former years. accord
ing TO a statement made yesterday
The full enrolment has not beer
made yet.
John ]. Mathison. of this city, was
yesterday admitted 10 practice before
the courts Of this county
ALL bids for the construction al
concrete walls in the county were
refused yesterday by the county com
missioners and new bids were ordered
Food Inspector ". H. Smith is
busy AT the fair seeing 10 it that The
sanitary laws of the city arc 0beyed.
Miss Ada Dillon, Of Fifteenth
street, has applied to the county com
misSioners for the place OF law Ii
brarian. Miss Dillon's is the first ap
plication laid before the board.
Cora De Board. of Charleston
was brought TO this city yesterday by
City Detective D. w. Cunningham and
turned over to the humane society.
City Solicitor J. II. Brennan and
City Engineer C. B. Cooke started yes
terday trying 10 trace The National
road through Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
Questionable Places
Visited by Dry Cops
Efforts Of ]. walter Bee, Charles M.
Earharat and Bert Phillips do
Not Prove Futile.

Deputy Prohibition Comm iSsioncrs j.
Walter i:cr. Charles NJ Earhrrt and
Errt Phillips last niEht started series
of raids upon quest ionable Places. and
their efforts did not prove fruitlEss.
At 2IO7 Market street. Jim Ccrcdes
and three baskets of bottled beer were
taken in charge. The next stop was nj
MadE: Graham'S place ut 2'3i Main
street. Here ono basket WAS found n"
.3I5 Market street was visited and scv-
rral baskets confiscate1. The place IS
conducted by Hen Dunlap. il is alleged
Dunlap and companion, George Low
yer. were in jail at the time Of the raid.
having been arrested earlier in the day
by federal officers. charged with ooot, ,
logging Pickles" Wolfe. with sevetal
baskets in All auto. WAS stopped py the
officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
STEUBENV|LLE POLICE
SEARCH FOR MURDERER
ITALIAN WHO KILLED YOUNG
FORD rs STILL AT LARGE

STEt;RENvILLE. Ohio. Sept. 5-The
policc are still conducting An enerSc6lG
Italian. who it Is alleged shot and killed
Earl Ford. 80. in this city Saturday
night 1t has been learned that RUS
g!crs left the city on Sunday ana me
i.olice are following up valuable clue
that may lead to his arrest within a
few days. Coroner Herb wi conduct an
inquest into tho murder here tonight;
The three Americans who were arrsten
on snsnicion Of being implicated in the
shooting. have been released from Gus.
tody on bond and will be tho principal
witnesses at the inquiry. Ford was try
INK to prevent n fight when he was
shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
CLOSED DISTRICT ON MAP
Four Men and Girl Start Rough
House and Are Lodged in
Police Headquarters.

For the second time in as many
nights, Chief Leyland's closed district
came into prominence when Officer
Hildebrand arrested four men and A
girl on charge of disorderly conduct
1t seems that Vivian Ward had gain
cred four men about her in Alley g..
and that they got very noisy when tho
police interfcrod.
Other arrests included Joe Rogers.
Cecil Stareford and J. +. Humphrey.
all DRINKS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
RAN WIFE OFF WITH
A BUTCHER KNIFE
George WeitzcIl Of East Lind Street
Decided to Go Into Cary
ind Business.

Armed with butcher knife, George
Weitzell. 905 Lind street, drove his
wife from their home last night. and
threatened to do anybody bodily harm
that interfered with him. A call sent
To police headquarters was answered
by OFFICER Mil1 Fullerton, who brought
Weitzell in After the police arrested
him they found that a warrant had
been sworn out before Squire Hughes
for his arrest, and they will turn the
man over 10 the justice today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
OFF FOR CONVENTION

Several local delegates to the state
mecIiny of the Junior Order Of United
M i'aeSrhs Mechanics. which opens today
In Morgantown, left this city last night
for the meeting place. Ono Of the most
important matters to be considered Is
nroposed legislation which Will permit
The admission Of boys OF sixteen years
into the order under small Insurance
fee.
The delegates from the James A: to-
gan council are viii Newman, J. w.
H1iltz and Louis W'hissen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
SCHOOLS OPEN
Most Successful Year in History is
Anticipated by Superinten-
dent Citizens.

The public schools Of the Wheeling
independent district resumed ,yester,
day morning at 8 o'clock. and Judging
from the attendance al the first SEES
sIons, the enrolment this year will
be the largest in the history Of the
Wheeling school district. The exact
enrolment will not be available for
two or three days. it was said ycster.
day. In the high school, according TO
Prof. H. B. Johns. the enrolment has
been greatly increased and before the
end of the first semester il is expected
the number of pupils attending W.
H. s. will exceed the eight hundred
mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
REPUBLICAN BOOTH
County Candidates Establish Headquar-
ters On Fair Grounds--Francts
L. Ferguson In Charge.

Republican candidates of ohio county
have established headquarters on the
fair grounds with Francis l.. Ferguson.
former Will known newspaper man. in
charge. y tent has been erected near
\ ;regiStcr Is being maintained. and up
to tn" present. many voters have af-
fixed their signatures. Chairs have
been placed for III" convenience OF the
rublir. and the place is proving II ravor-
tie mariiu. place for the voters.
Several prominent Republicans Of the
state will he At the fair today and to-
morrow. and will likely he found at the
Republican booth much of the time.
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conduct a secret mail service between
Germany and the Cnitcd States oy spec
cIal messengers travelling as steeragd
passengers in ships Of neutral European
countries.
The case of Hans Edward Thompson
and Fred IifTelman. arrested recently
on a charge of smuggling into thi1
country Jewels valued at $4,000 MAJ
have an important bearing on tho IN
vcsugatIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
Tonight at the Horse Show

vehicle thn 1ndr
WayaaburR
D., 3 r. W.
Wheeling; Str
H. W. Wheeling
Tourist Miss Helen Tlnaa Elm Grove Peg ny Heart
wheeling Lady
g. 9. N. Ray1
Uhr1chsvlls Ohio
l5-BeSt
b. Philadelphia King, b. e. Geo. F.
Wneeing;
Sir bourbon f. Jhr,eh uhshsyu; oh.9 Geo Npe5 81 g.
EVENT NO I7Iade. saddle horse: Pness CHI
wheeling; Chief Riding Academy Wheeling;
NJ
Wheeling; HouoWay WneenR
Count Milo N Wheeling Sawyer W.
HtghEood Leatherood Wnse!ne
Event NO lsBe.t gsrfonaacs BY Jumpers, ToTT!s g. mss
Whesas Ths COB Wsdsw9Th adng Academy TI
N II = g. Hornbrook, New YORK. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
MANY TURNED AWAY
BY LOCAL HOSTELR|ES
Hotels Are Now Unable TO Acconrm o.
date Late visitors To Tho west
Virginia State Fair.

late last night visitors 10 this city
for the West Virginia Stat" talr were
turned away by the managers or the TO-
cal hoslclrics. Every hoteG IN tnr Guy
is crowded to Its capacity. Last night :
! arrivals:
The McLure-W. r.. Br"nks chester
| s G. TuIl. SIeubcnviilr; Frank AMOS
| Fairmont; y. y. Martin GlnrKsnure
MIR. and Mrs. II. u. canon. MidHiepourMe
| II. Il. Rainhridgc. ClarkshurE; John w.
! X. L. Pugh. Chester: Thos W. lem
ing. E'airmont; Guy |. Lee. talrfn"ni; X
! VI. WIldcman. tairmont. W. Lee JacK
! Weston; &. f.. r'ramplon. Lima: ). wal
| ter Zee. parkcrShurg; irhn >. Scot.
| Fairmont: Mrs. G. {. Powell fhmlr,mino o1,.
! Mrs. H. Hoy. t'airm"nt: h. ). wilson
| FaIrnont: r. {. Morris; F,alrmonti Il. u
| stephens. Falrm"nt; W. f. ft H,n;ss
burg: Il. a. Garrett, ClarkS6urg: FREQ
Empty. Clarkshurg. F. W. Schmidt
| Marietta. ohio: ". r. Grotey. Marietta
Ohio: Ray smithbcEer. Marietta. OHIO;
John j. kocbert. Waynesourg. "a: r.
Talbot. Matamoras o.; {. Z; stout
| ClarKShurg: f. p. Connway. Manning
ron: Thos. J: Gilhooly. Clarksbnrg;
+. "A. Grim. Fhilippi: w. a.; Gardner
J Fiedmont Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. LEVEL
! Fairvicw.
The Rogers--John J. Kochnrt. Wayncs
burg. Ia: n. Adams. Pittsburgh, "a
| +. q. Amos. Friendly; Mrs. Hattie Wei
| Smithheld: 0. II. Conway. MorEanto"n'
! W r. Evans. MnrEantown: Q. II. Long
worthy Sistcrvile: W. G' Huston Hunt
! inEton.
The Grand Central NJ. T. Robinson.
i Warrington: W. W. Whitman: New Phil
adclnhia: A. NJ. Ambrose ClarksburG:
Mrs. f. G. Cnyum. Moreantown; Nr' and
Mrs .. Z. Garrett. ClarksburE; Ray
Harold. Smithhcld, o; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fitzgerald sutton; y. i. Camp
| santown: l. L. Rcttner, Clarksburg: Jake
Clancy. ClarkshurR,
windsor-Mr and Mrs. r. S. Taylor.
Morgantown: y. s. Stowe. Marietta: ar
thur Parsons. Clarksburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ?. Hin, Grafton; y. w. Fennty. Penns-
boro; K. J.. Hamilton. GrantSvllie; w.
Parker. Parkersburg; r. G. Broke: Par
kcrshurG: Frank Morgan. Fairmont: NJ.
NJ Foster. Farmont: Thos. P. Jacobs.
New Martinsrilie.
Stamm-Ci. G.. Powell, Fairmont: d. J.
| Bell. Fatrmont: Benson Jacobs. Little
Falls: John J. Jacobs. Short Creek; w.
L. Mayfield. Middlebourne; Frank NJ.
Sharpe. Worthngton; Aubrey Smith.
Warrington: Nicholas Powers. fair-
| mont: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Rea ClarinE-
| ton: Geo. W. Hawkins. Mannington: J.
c. Cledish and family. Salem: R. w;
Hall. Fairmonl; H. +. Reed. Ellen boro;
j. r. IIissum. Sardis: Stanley Hubbard
Woofter. kenova: J. W. Taylor. weston:
| Mrs ]. W. Taylor. Weston: \. J.. Peters.
/ Fairmont: s. g. Harker. Wana; A.. 5.
Hickcrt. bridgeport. w Va: Frank car
nest. Littlelon; Geo W. Glover. Cadiz:
Cylde Johnson. Cadiz.
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: Johnny. don't you know it's wrong
for a little boy 10 fight"
"Yes'm. H,it Willie doesn't know
it AMI I'm proving it 10 him. wash
ington Star.
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died here tonight. lie was born In
Dorchester County. Maryland. eighty
years ago. Admiral Pr!tchard served in
Farragut's squadron from 1851 10 1863.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
INVESTIGATES ALLEGED
SECRET MAIL SERVICE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The Federal
grand jury here today began an inves-
legation Of the alleged conspiracy 20
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Paw 3-5 of Full Valuation--.Save 2-5

Sold under Option there will still remain Five Lots each much
than nearby building pats These will be sold at
much less than the smaller lots alluded TO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
REAL ADMIRAL PRrrcHARD DEAD

BALTIMORE. Sept. b-Read Admiral
Arthur John Prltchard. Z. S. N. retired
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!0I. A The entire place of 2313 and
I0.. % The residence with 315 acres-representina
IOpllOu - go 80 cent. of the total value
The residence within triangle formed by road
)DtIOn equivalent to lot l25x225 feet-repre
senting 60 per cent. Of the total value
Triangle will accommodate Italian English garden with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
Save as Much as 40M
On This Modern Home
If Entire Acreage Is Not Desired

The of this highly developed tract Of 2 acresten
utes by auto from Wheengprents four az popular options
of which analysed from angle has the added value of SAFE
TY INVESTMENT.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings of United States rail
roads making weekly returns TO "Dun's
Review continue in satisfactory vol
umc. the total that has been reported
for three weeks in April amounting 20
$40. $50. an increase Of 1873 per cent
as compared with the corresponding
period year ago. Large gain stu
shown over last year arc especially
gratifying, as comparison is now being
made with a period when improvement
in railroad traffic was beginning to ap-
pear.
In the following table are given
gross earnings Of United States rail
roads reporting for three weeks in
April and gain as compared with earn
ings OF the same roads for the corre-
spending period year ago: also for
roads that reported for the same weeks
in the two preceding months, together
with percentages Of gain over last
year: -.