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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
Court Imposes Sentences.

Monday morning the Court SEN
fenced Joe Caesar, of Clymer, to
serve three months in the Work
house. Caesar pleaded guilty last
September to violating the liquor
laws at Clymer and on account of
some family matters had not been
sentenced.
Gilbert Thomas pleaded guilty
to the charge Of bigamy and was
sentenced to pay the costs, a fine,
and serve. one year in the Work
house. Thomas recently married
a White township girl and his
other wife brought the charge, al
though he was living in Somerset
county at the time of his arrest.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
BOMB CAUSED
Big CANADIAN
FIRE FRIDAY

Ottawa, Feb. X great fire,
declared unofficiaily to have been
caused by the explosion of a gas
bomb or an Internal machine; is
consuming the Canadian Parlia-
Inent buildings. Two women guests
of Madame Sevigny, wife of the
speaker of the House, are known
to be dead. Others are feared to
have been lost. Every member of
the House, which was in session
when the confagration was dis
covered. The Hon. Martin Bur
rell was badly, but not fatally in
jured. Several policemen and fire
men have been buried by the col
lapse of one end of the building.
The fire in the great $7,000,000
structure was discovered at 8 so
% clock. 1t broke forth in innum-
cradle places. Half an hour later
a tremendous explosion shattered
the right wing of the buildings.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
County Real Estate Transfers

Sarah J. Duke, lot in Cone
maugh, to E. R. Wissinger, $50.
Norris W. Bennett, lot in Glen
Campbell, to Walker G. Bennett.
$4OO.
Sylvester c. Thompson, execu-
tor, 100 acres in Rayne, to Ray R.
McElhoes; $3250.
Mike Kosimer, SO acres in
Montgomery, to Ludika Kozimer,
$1,000.
James Yanni, lot in Canoe, to
Joseph Yanni, 500.
Elmer E. Williams, lot in Indi-
ana, to Sarah Gontz, $2500.
Josiah Evans, 4 acres in White.
to Jane Hunter, $740.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
ITALIAN SHIPS
To CARRY GUNS

All Italian transatlantic liners
are being equipped with stern guns
for defense, according to the word
brought here yesterday for the Ca
serta from Naples, which had two
2-men guns mounted. She was the
fourth Italian liner equipped with
guns to arrive here.
The Caserta had a gun crew con-
slsting of sergeant and six men.
During the voyage a target was
put over the stern and it was shot
to pieces.
The America sailed yesterday
afternoon for Naples with her
guns, permission for her clearance
having been received from Wash
ington.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

Farmers Bank of Indiana. Pa.
lot IN Green, to Clyde Bee, $500.
Joseph E. Coalmer, lot in Glen
Campbell, to Edwin r. Lutman
$275.
j. c. Buchanan, lot in Homer
City, to A. j. and NJ. B. Furman,
$3.50.
Sylvester c. Thompson s execu-
tor, 106 acres in Rayne, to Rue C.
Bair, $1,000.
o. K. Edwards, lot in Blairsville
to A. ". Myers, $500.
Neal A Jamison, lot in Indiana.
to Charles G. Orr, $2050.
Sarah j. Duke, lot in Cone
maugh, to James Viocki, $55.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
v. P. GRAFT IS
A CANDIDATE FOR
STATE SENATOR

We are reliably informed that
Wilbur p. Graft has consented to
become a candidate for State Sen
ator for the thirty-seventh district.
comprising the two counties, Indi-
ana and Jefferson. 1t is unques-
tlcnably an indication that clean
politics appeals to ones Judgment.
when men like Mr.. Graft are will
ing to lay aside their business to,
assume the duties of office. He is
one of Indiana cOunty's successful
business men, and it is surely at.
more than ordinary sacrifice On
his part that he has consented to
become a candidate for senator.
We therefore congratulate the
people Of the thirty-seventh dis
trict IN being so fortunate as to
have a man Of this character look
after their interests at Harrisburg
He is held in high regard by his
friends as a business adviser, his
judgment being as good as a guar
antee.
He has been unusually success
f01 In his voriouS h11Sipacc ap+ar
prises and will, if elected, make an
able enator.-Leechburg Advance
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

l. Meals furnished must be OF
pure and wholesome food, and up
to the standard for the price
charged! ..tr:- >.
2. Rooms must be clean and
well ventilated; comfortable beds
must be provided; bed linen and
towels must be clean~an sanitary.
3. Guests must be treated cour-
teously.
4. No treating will be allowed
at the Bar.
5. No sales of intoxicating liq-
uor by the bottle to be taken from
the Bar Room, shall be made.
6. Minors must not be allowed
In the Bar Room.
7. No loafing in the Bar Room
and no disorderly conduct must
be tolerated in or about the prem
iSes.
s. Licensees and bartenders
must not drink intoxicants during
business hours.
9. The Bar must not open be-
fore 500 o'clock a. NJ, and must
close not later than 10 100 o'clock
P. NJ.
10. The Bar must be closed on
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
II. Keep in mind that you are
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
OPERATE ON ROOSTER
TO RECOVER DIAMOND

Latrobe, Feb. 4. A. Donley.
attended the poultry show here
Tuesday night and a prize rooster
Ripped his diamond stud. The stud
was valued at 5000 and Donley
was much peeved when the spark
Ter disappeared down the roos-
ter s throat.
A veterinarian was called, when
the owner of the rooster refused
to permit it to be killed. An ope-
ration was performed, the craw
opened and the diamond recover
ed.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
INDIANA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ELECTION

The Indiana Chamber of Com
merce has elected, the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year: H. c..
Christy, president; A. S. Cunning
ham; first vice president, John
Sutton; second vice president; 7.
h, Clark, treasurer; Attorney E.
Z. Crops, solicitor. The annual
banquet of the organization was
held Tuesday night.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

. DICOhNllIc, "a, reD.
o. When court convened at 200
o'clock this afternoon Judge
Charles Corbet refused every one
Of the Al retail, wholesale and
brewery license applications in the
county.
His brief opinion when court op-
ened follows:
In re-license application in the
Court of Quarter Sessions of JEFF
ferson county the disposition of
each license application, separate
l. heard, considered and decided,
has resulted in them being several
ly refused, from which some might
infer the court acted arbitrarily
or wilfully, we wish to say such
Is not the ease. Every application
was earnestly supported and op-
posed and warmly contested by
numerous and able counsel on both
sides, was duly, openly, fully and
thoroughly heard, and with all
these pertinent facts and circum-
stances appertaininS to it, includ-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
j. M. Cunningham Dies, Aged 68.

James Milton Cunningham, aged
C8 years, a lifelong resident of this
place, died suddenly on Wednes-
day morning at the home Of Jo-
seph Brady, of Kittanning, with
whom he had been visiting a few
days. He was engaged in the liv-
cry business here for a number of
years and was known among the
horsemen throughout western
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
He was a member Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church of Indiana.
His wife died about three years
ago He leaves three children, a
sen, J. Leroy Cunningham, of this
place, and two daughters Mrs. Ed
mund Kuhns and Mrs. Brough, of
Pittsburg.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
FRENCH TROOPS TOLD
TO SHAVE OFF Boards

Paris, Feb. 3-Orders have
been issued to the French army,
directing the soldiers to shave off
their boards. Not only the whis-
kers, but even the moustaches will
have to go. o.t~se. ..-.-.
The order is based on hygienic
grounds, experience having shown
that the trench microbes thrive
on hairy faces.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
Italy Holds 10000 Austrians

Rome, Feb. An official re.
sumo. of Italy's entrance and ope-
rations in the, war was given out
here today. This stated that 10000
Austrian prisoners, 5 guns, IS ma
chine guns and quantities Of rifles
and other war materials had so
far been captured by the Italians
from the Austrian forces.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
ALL APPLICATIONS IN
J JEFFERSON CO. WE'RE
REFUSED BY CORBET

ing wherever applicable such mat
ters as were known to the court,
was given due and careful consid-
Grafton, and decided in accordance
with the general principles gov
elning the exercise of judicial dis
cretion.
Even if it might be profitable to
write an opinion in each case,
which we doubt, it would encroach
too much on our time; and with
their diversities all cannot be sat-
isfactorily covered, in our iudg-
ment, by single brief opinion,
hence we omit the task. Besides
the Superior Court has. said and
repeated it Quoting in part the
Supreme Court, when the court
has heard and decided its whole
duty is performed and the license
judge is not required to give rea-
sons for his decision. He is not
bound to set out legal reasons; is
only bound to have them. .
Punxsutawney Spirit,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
BIG GLASS CONCERN
CHANGES ITS NAME

The Diamond Glass Co., which
has large plant here, has chang
ed it's name to the Diamond Glass
ware Co.
The firm has also been reorgan-
lied and the following directors
chosen: D. B. Taylor, J. R. Rich
ards, A. S. Cunningham, Joseph
G. Clark, Samuel L. Clark, J. A.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
County NTAn
:. : DDS HOnOred

!: w. p. Graft, of Blairsrilie,
Pa. ;..who will. be Ia caR&fatez
for ths State Senate from 1. this
DISTRICT at the next Primary,
has been honored in a signal
way by Goternecs Brumbaqghs
Mr.. Graft has been appointed
lone off the five. Commissioners
'fO select and secure a site for
!. the erection of the new Insane
Asylum of Western Pennsyl->
yania. tits said the buildings
will cost from $500, 600 up to
81, 900, 600.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

Crissman, H. Wallace Thomas, w.
G. Minnemeyer and Miss Diasy
Gilbert.
j. r. Richards was chosen pres
ident; A. S. Cunningham, first vice
president; J. A. Crossman, second
vice president; II. Wallace Thorn
as, secretary, and D, Blair Taylor.
treasurer.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
conducting Licensed Hotel and
rot Drinking Place. 2sE

Clearfeld, ,. Pa, Feb. Fifty
sevenof the rs retail liquor licenses
applied for in Clearfeld county
were granted by Judge Singleton
Bell Monday. Thirteen applicants
were refused outright and eight
cases have been held over. Ten of
the licenses refused were to hotel
proprietors who had them last
year, while three were new appli-
cants. Judge Bell refused licenses
to fuor applicants for wholesale
privileges, one of the four. that of
A. j. Harder, Of Beccaria, being
an old business.
In granting licenses to Clear
field hotels the court prohibited
the sale of liquor in bottles or in
any other way for consumption
outside the premises where bought
Dubois retailers are not permitted
to sell liquor in bottles to resi-
dents of other counties. 1t presu-
mably is the intention of the court
to guard against the sale of intox-
iconts in Dubois to residents of
Jefferson county, which county has
gone dry.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
List of Letters

Remaining mcalled for in the In
diana Office January %, 1916:
Mrs. John Baylor, Hazel Hill,
". II. McMann, Mrs. Frank Mol
ner, Mrs. Joe Rubin, Mr.. J. l..
Stany, Mrs. James Stewart Hard,
ware CO.., Mrs. Cora B. Sheesley,
Mr.. M. j. Smith, Auman Minitson,
Joe Szawansy, Pan Szanowna.
When inquiring for letters in
sthis list, please state that they
were advertised, giving date.
HARRY w. FEE, P. M.
Subscribe for the Patriot
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

| can furnish you men for outside
work. Inquire of Joe Melley, or at
this Office.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
Marriage Licenses.

Joe Canye .........,.M Mcintyre
Julia Sadler ... Mcintyre
Elmer T. Libengood .Vandergrift
Minnie c. Long .Burrel1 twp.
c. NJ. Silver -. Rochester Mills
Estella Morrison Rochester Mills
Oren c. Learn .Brushvalley
Dora M. Wilkins :. .Brushvalley
Nick Melchain -. Center twp.
Bertha Stephens -. .Brushvalley
Mark D. Lansbery 80. .Clearfeld
Lillian A. Rush =. Glen Campbell
Frank W. Manning ..... Indiana
Mary Stormer -. Indiana
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05

ed last year a Glen Campbell
Granted-WhOIesae
Indian Brewery, Indiana.
Granted-Retail
Edwin EmpfeId, Hotel, Indiana, Indiana.
ID. M. Brown CawSOn House, Indiana.
C.. NJ. Workman, Hotel Moore, Indiana.
Charles NoIlenberger, Central Hotel, Indiana.
M. S. Murray, Brandon Hotel ROssiter
3. A. Murray Blacklck, Inn, Wehrum.
W. A. Swift Commercial Hotel, Creekside.
J. E. Ober, Gipsy Hotel Gipsy.
w. F. Neeley Hotel Neeley Cymer
Edward Dwyer, Clymer Hotel Clymer.
Link & Blum. Rossiter Hotel ROssiter.
Charles Mckinley, Cherry Tree Inn, Cherry Tree
John A Donnely, Hotel Isein, 1sein.
II O. C. LOnsberry Hotel Arcadia, Arcadia.
Grant Snyder Hotel Snyd er, Glen Campbell
Refused
r. F. Getty, Getty Hotel Creekside.
James ColangelO, COlangeO Hotel Indiana.
ID. w. SchrecengOst SchrecengOst Hotel, Pumvlle.
Charles Cicero Hotel Cicero, Pine township.
w. w. Uncapher, Farmers Hotel, Indiana
C.. E. Hunter, Commercial Hotel, Homer City,
D.. A. McKee, Ocean Wave Hotel, Creeksde
/. Kingston, Keystone Hotel Clymer.
W. L. Haleck, Keystone Hotel Creeksde.
in effect Wednesday, February 16, and is
presumed that of the bars will open n that date
Brewery has been idle for years. having been
years. and making preparations
operations improvements
made 1t expected they will be ready for business within
10 weeks.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-05
..l-.iCenSeS.GiVen.
:. Lex y"cVs -,....
[nl::Fhis County
Court Hands Sharp. w arm
ings to Hotel Owners
81 IN CLEARFIELD co.

After years dryness section Indiana county
will in the list the result of the decisions the
liquor applications by Judge n Langham Tuesday
morning The filed the PrOthOnoarys office show that
including that of the Indian Brewery this
granted The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
NOW THE little HOME GARDEN

Ten thousand Little Home
Gardens thrive every year on
the back lots of Wheeling,
Moundsville, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, Warwood,
Elm Grove, Benwood, McMech-
en- and the other burgs of the
great Wheeling district.
Now is the time for the Home
Garden folks to lay in their
supplies of fresh and reliable
seeds-then they will be ready
for the earliest of early springs.
How great the joy Of having
the first green beans or early
corn or tomatoes of. your own
neighborhoodl And how good
the satisfaction of beating that
rival Home Gardener who al
ways brags of having the first
Of everything that growsl
Get your seeds now and be
ready for the fast approaching
planting time.
The seedsmen whose an
nouncements are carried in this
department guarantee the quail
ity OF the seeds they offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
TWO LEAGUES
CONSOLIDATED
LOCAL BRANCHES OF NATIONAL
SECURITY LEAGUE AND AMER
icAN DEFENSE SOCIETY.
Unite Under One Head at Meeting
reid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Campaign Starts.

At meeting OF the Wheeling
branch OF the National Security
League and committee from the
Wheeling branch OF the American De
Tense Society. held in the board OF
trade rooms yesterday afternoon. II
was decided to unite the two bodies
under the head OF Wheeling Branch
Of the National Security League. .
Hon. A. W. Paul was named honor
airy chairman. George W. Lutz. chair
man OF the league and Col. Ben. $.
Honecker. secretary, were the officials
OF the meeting.
1t Is the consensus OF opinion In the
two bodies that Wheeling and vicinity
IL too small TO support two leagues
that have practically the same pur-
pose IN view. II was decided to start
a ten days membership campaign.
A permanent publicity committee was
named consisting of the following per
sons:-B. +. Hamilton, II. B. Naylor.
u. 5. Honecker. David II. =. Parrish.
OF the lntelligencer. Robert Plumr,er.
OF the Register: Howard Voitle of the
News and Robert 7. Beans OF the
Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
sherrard Briefs

Nrs. John CarriEan is tho guest o.
relatives ir Pittsburgh.
ne second quarterly coufarenr. Tor
marshall circuit was held On s+trr.i.,
Afternoon a. the IH4Irvfevg NJ o. 1910. .''.'
communion Fcrvtoea were held on -.,
n.tF morning nt 1880 O'Clock Tr Al r-
,1mpl'n. the district supcrintsrl.nf.
large number - the school ,s.,,
T,n from mo consolidated school a-s
lN with measles There have fl..... I'd -..
30 oltsH4 enortcd
HUGH wilson % calls o. VISITING o.,
IN. homo ~ his mother Mrs yrif'..' '
Mr.. Alvin Feovarq iu On
j. a INle hra r.furu.F 10 Ht- d..
days with n. Is Ashton
James WicSham held H public. sar. 70
~ t.i '''Ie Run. lHat Thurs.
fSl-,, ~ ~ .4fseiy attended and every
Ross and Reid Klger ape7t eu-s,.
Win rclntive4 in Martins Ferrv
I1e nj pIivet Ladies Ala ao~frf. .,tff
g. me - the hail IN We.fre..I...
III aus ". A Marrs- and Mr. GeDrr.
vs. ork is Progressing -anf4rv o, rt.--..
~ - new house nc Mozart
Mr' Thomas HodIr who fer and ...
SSg.v.-t..,' ' arm few drya ago ia rs.
ien Mcc1r1hs ia on Tho a.rs De-.
'lIFH NFuea MrFfrfy .r U-r. ......
tL-ni F1nd1y o. no r. Ta-., n,
Marble of w- orf... t- .,...
lnE r''Hit.r .n rnrrnrrtur- U.
. . HNrE.r" wac hold mo- fT. r..I....
i,r 'Mtn"I. HIrf.r evening D.. .r....
t ..I.iH ..r.rfr.a rIrs. .F ....
rfif'I fine rew f-I-rrr I.
'HI nFn uf flHiIla Woe ts...... .'"
frank Norman a. .frr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Pihe Persgnals and nn.f..

The literary societies Of m. Triadel-
phia district High school viii hold their
W. r. Grifr.s. or Peters Run. will
hold "a public sal" On his farm to-day.
The MONDAY sight Needle club 81
Triadciphia hold its Fular meeting last
ntiEhi az the HON" Of Mrs. Frances Nc
Tho condition % walter " Chairman
Ot Echo Point. who has been seriously
lll az his home for some time. remains
Miss olivia IioEi. az Edrvood. is con-
un'' O." h'r h"ln" on account Of Ill
4 bo, social viii DO hold In Tho odd
teu"w,s hnll. Tri"d"lrhia. Friday even-
Mrs N.u Wills. 81 Cd. Washington
i1.In's- college. Washington. Pa is
confined Goo har rnue boz West Alexander
Robert sterling. o. Yors,iiIe. o.. erent
business
Nr-. William f.aidI.y ~ Film Grove
>rsnt g'sfordHF vf Washington Pa
d. D. rodls,. 81 Elm Grove. has re-
turned from Pittsburgh. where he spent
SUNDAY
rs =, Girls - crerTsviue. is seri-
ou. in with pneumonia.
Julian tlrlrh tnn Of Mr and Mrs.
~ O. IIrich. Jr.. of Wopdiqwr vho has
boon SICK for fhr past Few davs. is
Mrs William rerru Sc 80 at her
NJ and Nrs Fr'd Radcliffe. m Pull
i'u. Hrr th' rIr'rf ~ q now SON
HARRY kfrrl'. ~ Film Grove. Ie rnerd-
frIrrHs
Wi'.V Glen Lodge. Iunior Mechanics.
N.'I ifr OCULAR weekly nrraffr~ f.sr
"'@n.nr IN th'.r BAN IN CreFreyilie
so Hope church ly fhs E.v Dunbar
pastor 0f 'h' Dallas church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
is BEST REMEDY
IN WHOLE WORLD
SHE HAD SUFFERED FROM
STOMACH TROUBLE SINCE
CHILDHOOD WITHOUT
RELIEF

Health IL the most desirable thing
IN all the world. for IL one has health
they can acquire wealth The proof
OF the value OF any preparation in re-
storing health lies in what IL has ac-
compiished- Plant Juice. the new herb
ri system tonic. now being introduced
mere. embodies the four fundamental
principles OF health: good circulation.
elimination. relaxation and prevention.
That this Is proven conclusiyeIy n
Is only necessary TO listen 20 state
ments or local people who have been
oenented by Plant Juice after they
nave given up all hope Recently the
signed testimonial of Mrs. Bertha Red.
man. who resides at No. 1913 Ellery
! street. Detroit. Mich. was received
, She stated:
i have suffered from stomach trou.
Ole ever since | was a child. I always
/ had cramps in my stomach and my
left side was affected NY heart gave
, me a lot OF trouble and I was so nery-
/ Gus that l could not get a good nights
rest / was told that had gall stones
and have taken all kinds OF medicines
but never had been benefited by them
have now used only two bottles OF
Plant Juice and my stomach has never
been I'm such fine condition. Nv food
diEests properly. and am no longer
nervous. My heart does not give me
any trouble. and the gall stones have
dissolved and passed away. Plant
Juice Is the greatest medicine in the
world, for II has cured me and I am
recommending to everyone"
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

4 foreigner stepped in front OF "A NOV
ing car at Thirty-cighth street Sunaax,
nlsht about 10 clock and was strgcix
hy the car. but wa not serlousIv in
J4red br. Wicdman attended him.
There VIII be Bible school institute
leld at the Christian church AZ Rellairc
HcSuay and "Wednesday afternoon ana
evening. The Instructors are Mrs. Phos-
ha curtis and Nh. NcLaln.
Or. \. J. Evans OF Springfield. III
- visiting MS sister. Mrs. Resell sam
Mrs. J. W. Taylor returned home SIM
Jay morning after visiting al Arm
Mrs. Harvey crooks was through,
nome from the Glendale hospital rrInn f,
afternoon.
Mrs. I'd owens is serioual,- lu AZ b.-
nom" on Thiray street
Miss Nell Copeland visited nar t.r,a
"' linens the latter part of the week
WIS. b'orEc Ilunuck and Miss Js.s4fa
.tL-NH'F VIII give "a farewell rarity ia
l1Hof OF thr Misses Olive and Marrsrv
LiaNhlnson on Friday evening nj az
H"IN' OF Miss Lindsey on Fort -sc1r1
street The liarkluzOus arc Isavfrt for
'nn-y iNania Co make their flnre
The choir OF the Christian church ,,iii
ii4l,tri Iof rehearsal on Friday evening 81
Miss Rachel Jones visited her p,-.,t,
"rg sister 90 Granville. the latter r1-t
of last week. '.' iA''
Miss Mary Sammona entortsir.I .b.
Rms bourhters OF the Ch-f..i,r
b,,,,.' school Monday evening 40 Ter
Miss Edn1 Rial % McMech,, .rsrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Saturday evening and sunday wit,

saturday evening and Sunday wit,
friends here
MS. Grace Palmer. Miss Mary Sam
mons and Miss Nellie warrick affendes
theatre az Wheeling Saturday.
, Miss blanche zimmerman and Mrs r
-. Llmfn' rmah were shopping IN Wheel
ing saturday.
J.. J.. Gillespie OF Pleasant Hrl was I
business visitor at Shadysfde SATURDAY
Mrs. Ftrman Filh- will be taken L,
the Glendale hospital Tuesday afternoor
Tor an operation.
clifford bowen Of North Carolina re-.
turned home Monday after a few dav,
Nlsll with bis ather and brother here.
Mr- and Mrs. HarrS koenemund spent
SUNDAY with friends at Wheeling Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bang vlsil..
friends az Bethesda. sunday
Miss Kate Arnold spent the week enc
at her home at ozark
Miss Ida Lindsey returned to NORTH
Jackson sunday evening after a visit
with rlatlVes here.
The ". O. T. y. held a called meet.
ing sunday afternoon at the Presbyter.
ian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
CALLS COUNCIL
EStrsordinary Session VIII Be Held
Tomorrow Evening 20 Act on
important Matters

Wheeling council has been called to
meet tomorrow night in extraordinary
session. Mayor II. L. Kirk issued the
call yesterday following word from
Charleston to the effect that the public
service commission would pass on tho
petition to close the municipal Cas
works before that time As yet there
has been no protest filed against the
closing. and none is expected.
Aside from the gas question. coun-
ci' will have Up the filtration question
on the recommendation Of the Ugbf
and water committee that a bond be-.
su" ordinance be drawn. In addition
there IS quite a little routine bust
ness 10 draw the attention OF the coun-
cilmen