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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22

postane odkupljcnjc $ krvjo ma
zarenskega mucenika vsak tran.
Scendcntalno verjctno: kajti ma
tenn svetu Sc reSitev vsled Pilatove
obsodbe hi izpolnila. Drugo sred-
stvo je pomagalo ljudem, da so Sc
osvoboditi mucnih posledic podc-
dovanega greha; z dcnarjem Sc
lahko od%kupiio della in jedo bell
kruh i'll peGenke in oStrige, pa nj
JcJo rcnsko vino in Sampanjca, ne
da hi Sc jim lice potilo cd teles-
mega in duSevnega napora.
V potu svojega obraza 81 hos
zasluzi vsakdanji kruh,
A mnogo ie takih dni, ko clovek
XII Jc dclal v potu svojega obraza.
nina kruha. Dosti pa je ljudi, XII
nikdar nimajo skrbi "a vsakda.
Mi kruh. ker imajo vsega do.
vol in preveG "a vse zivljenie
Clovek je cudno bite. Vsak
dan lahko opaza, kakSne ooromne
razlike so med ljudmi. tn miljar.
tam nemanici; tn lenuhi. XII
lie zapovedo, pa imajo kar hoee.
jo, tam cd prekomernega della
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
Porusen most.

BliZu mcstcca Seneca, ILL.,, sc
jc zelczniSki most, prcko katerega
drzi crta Big Four, dine Is. t. IN.
enoStavnn prclomil, ko Sc je pc
ljal mcSan Walk preko MEGA. Tri-
jc tovarni vozovi so padli V reko.
Ma Srcco nj bilo nohcnc GloveSke
ncagodn. Ampak da nj nihGc ubit,
nj zasluga zclczniSkc druzbe in
nadzorovalnih organov, XII trp6,
da stoji most nepopravljen, do
kler sc e~nOstavno he porusi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
IL Londona porocaj.o:

IL Lond0na pOrOcaJO:
Po nemSkih uradnih izkazih 50 znaSalc mem
Skc lzgubc tekom julia l22,54O moz. Pablo i'm IA
ranami umrlo jc tega mcscca ~. 1876. IA bolcznimi
Jill j. umrlo 2O62. pogrcSanih ic bilo 15.3:}4, tciko
%ranjcnih 1907, lazc %ranicnih j5.sll MOI. Stcvilo
%ranjcnih, XII so oStali pri Svojih cetah. j. 96l4.
Cd zacetka voinc 80 znaSalc ncmSkc izgubc 20
tch racunih Padlih in "a rauami umrlih 7}5, S66
"a bolcznimi umrlih 1884 victih lj7,975; pogrc-
Sanih 1862; teIko ranienih 425,l75; ranjcnih
2S6,OS5 lahko ranjcnih .152,l5S ranjcnih, XII 81
ostali nri Svojih cetah l41,742. Skupno stcvilo IL
Cub 3, 135,l77.
V tenn MISC vStctc izgubc Y mornarici in Y ko-
loniiah.
Ali to so izgubc enc same dezclc. Koliko JIG
ostalih ?!
Bernski dopisnik Iondonskc "Daily News
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
SoCIALISTICEN USPEH.

IL BrunSwiska, Md. porocajo:
Irvlc Sc jc zgodilo V zgodovini
nasega mcsta, da pride socialist Y
mestnI Svet. Sodrug John w. Ri.
ley jc bill izvoljen V prvem NEST
mem okraju proti dvema meScan .
skima kandidatoma.
kJcr Sc della, tam Sc tudi dosclc
uspch.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
HUGHESOVA KANDIDATURA,

Republi6anSka stranka je ime =
novala bivScga sodnika pri mai =
vlSjcm SodiSGu Zedinjcnih draw.
Charles +. lIugheSa, "a prcdsed-
nlSkega kandidata pri lctoSnjih
nacionalnih volitvah. Da izrcGcmo
odkritoSrcno Svoje mnenjc, mora
me povedati, da nam .ie pravza-
pray vSeeno. kako Sc imenuic
kandidat te ali one meScanske
Stranke. Iakaj cd njcgovcga inc
ma in od njegovega obraza nika =
kor nj odvisno, kaksna bo politi-
ka in kakSno bo zivljenje V Anne
riki prihodnja Stiri leta.
Charles f.. Hughes .je kandidat
rcpuhlicanSkc, Woodrow Wilson je
kandidat demokraticne stranke.
I~avcdnemu delavSkcmu volilcu hi
morale pOpolnoma zadoStovati.
da We TO. Iakaj re to mamie mu
mora povedati, da ne more blti ne
eden ne drugi teh dveh gospodov
njegov kandidat.
Sevcda, de hi dclavci V Zcdinie.
nth drzavah vedcli to, hi bilo sla-
ho IA vse kapitaliStitne kandida-
tc; kajti brez delavSkih glasov he
more zmagati nobeden. Vccina
volilccv jc dclavska. in To Sc ne
da izpreobrniti, dokler Sc ne more
delavccm welt volilna pravica.
Tudi Hughes nj tako padel ma
glavo. ia hi ne vedel tega. Torej
hi rad dobil delavskc glasovc.
kcr mu ie rcSnici mnOgo ma TEN
lezeGc, da hi bil izvol.ien, je zacel
zgodaj agitirati in re potu.je 30
Zcdinjenih driavah.
Prcccj V zacetku svoic kampa-
ME 50 je Hughes ustayil Y Detroi-
IN. NaSa naloga nj, da hi Sc ba-
viii Z njegovim sprejemom in z
vScm, kar jc govoril. Pomembno
jc IA naSc Svrhe lie to, da So je re-
puhlitanski kandidat Spomnil tu-
dI na dclavcc. Da so tudi TAXI liu-
die ma Svctu, jc pac tudi zc pref
vedel, N. pr. takrat, k" io Z drugi-
mi tOvariSi najviSjcga sodiSta oh
sodil d~anburySke klobucarie. Ma
tlSto cpizodO Sc pac danes ne Spo-
mlnja wee rad. Sedaj hi mu bill
tudi glasovi onih klobucariev
vSeG. ker more lie veGina napra-
viii predSednika il NIGGA, govori
scdai pray prijazno o delavcih.
V Detroitu. k.jer .jc industrial
izdatna, je posluSalo Hughesa Sti-
rideset ~tovarnarjev, pr kaierih je
zaposIcnih okrog stOtisoG dclav =
cev RcpubliGanski kandidat Jim
jc Gestital "a vsc, kar so ''napra e
viii V blagor delavstva': ali ma =
daljeval je, da he pretrpi demo e.
kracija Iedinjenih draw wee o
krutnlh bOjcv med delom in kapi-
talon, da So ameriSki delavec ne
SINE wee smatrati lc IA gospodar r.
sko silo, ampak da GA mora pod =
.jetnik imcti "a ''tovariSa DELAY e.
ca" in IN "cloYcSkr bite.
&c hi bill Sc zelo mladi, hi Sc
nam morda zdclo. da je bill G. f..
Hughes V Detroitu blagem az
%pololcnju in da ina mehko srcc.
Toda Ii predsedniSko kandidatu-
no Sc nam zdi vcndar prcmalo, IN
dclavcc je pa to So mamie kakor
premalo. Kdor pripovcduje da o
ncS Sclc to, da jc tudi dclavec Glo-
vcSko bite, %pokazu.jc, da ina o
pravicah delavstva in o n.jegovih
opraviccnih zahtcvah prcklicano
slabc pojmc
kajpada, Hughes priporoca ka-
pitaliStom. da maj Smatrajo de e
lavcc IA ''tovariSc'. To naposlcd
nj nit popolnoma izkljuceno. Ako
hi Sc delayci zadovoljili s takim
. imenom, pa ne hi mic govorili o
placi, o delovnem casu, o varnosti
-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22
KIDD SPoSTUJE ZAKoNo

V Zedinjenih drzavah ie zako
INTO prepovcdano zapoSliti zclcz.
nicarJc ma vlakih wee kakor SEES, -
naJst ur zaporcd. Lcta 1915 10
hlio oblastim naznanjenih 7S,94O
prestopkov tega zakona.
hollko jc morale biii tedaj ne
naznanJenih prestopkov?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-22

P%roletarec Sc ne pise in ne tiska
"a to, da bi ga delavci podpirali,
ampak DA BI Sc DELAVCI CIM
VEG NAUcILI II MEGA. Torei
"a to, da ga delavci CITAJo.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
The OBSERVATORY
CENTENNIAL AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY

Bibles each year were sent to France.
In the same period grants of Bibles
were made to Germany and Austria;
and more Bibles were circulated in
Italy in l849, during the few months
of the republic. than in six hundred
years before! During the Franco
Prussan and the Russo Japanese wars
the socety's Bibles were most gener
ously distributed.
AS early as 1920, upon the request of
the United States Navy, the Amer
lean Bible society distributed Bibles
to its marines. In the Mexican and
Cuban wars Bible carriers were at the
front; and during the first three years
Of the Civil War more Bibles were cir
culated throughout the country than
during the Societys first twenty-eight
years of exjstance! The results of this
wide distribution were not lost, &C
cording to the account Of Roman
Catholic captain in Gen. Banks's army,
who reported that he had seen men
who were the lowest scum of humani-
ty become sober, thoughtful, respect
able fellows" from reading the Tesla
ment. This is mot all-Sects as well
as sections were bound together in
the gigantic task of giving the COM
mon Book of all Christian sects to a
destitute world.
Is it possible there are families in
our region without Bible?
OBSERVER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
X X X X X X X + X X X X X X X X
x ROSWELL X
y + X X X 4 X X X X X X 4 X X 4

F.. T. Rice was Caldwell visitor
Saturday
Miss Annabel Hunt of Weiser spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miller and fam
lily of Fargo were guests in the home
Of Mrs. w. R. Stevens Sunday.
The young mems Sunday school
class of Apple Valley met the baseball
team of the high school on Roswell
athletic grounds on Wednesday even
ing of last week. Roswell won the
game by score of IL to S.
Misses Virginia and Ruth Hall spent
the first of the week visiting friends in
Caldwell.
The senior class of the high school
was entertained by Mrs. A. J. Rock
wood at E O'Clock dinner on Wednes,
day of last week. For place cards
copies of Riley poems were used
G. l.. Mccormick was a Caldwell
visitor on Tuesday of last week.
c. V. Cottier left for Seattle on
Thursday of last week, where he spent
few days attending to business mat
tiers.
Miss Gladys Trout visited in the
Roswell schools on Thursday of last
week.
The high school male quartet, Ear
Gardner, Donald Jenkins, Lee Wohl
schlegcl and Pirl Sayre. went tc
Homedale last Friday. where the,
furnished che musical number on tn,
program, which was a contest between
the schools of Claytonia, Wilder ano
| Homedalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin spent Sunda.
visiting friends at Pleasant Ridge.
| Mrs. d. B. Grosvenor and daughte
Dorothy, c. V. Cottier and son Wen
| del, and Mrs Della Cottier were din
ner guests in the +. P. McCormic
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X X X X X = X X X 4 X X X X X X
X GREENLEAF r
X X X X X 4 X X X X X X X X X X

The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Henley WAS buried at the Caldwell
cemetery last Friday. The procession
was all conveyed over in autoes.
Mr.. Henley's mother and brother
arrived Friday morning on the q
o'clock train. The mother expects to
stay two or three weeks.
Sebern Williams is getting along
as well as could be expected. He is
resting fairly we'll
Miss Wilma Cox and Miss Myrtle
Mills attended the Founders Day ex-
ercises at the College.
Mrs. Jackson was able to return
from the hospital after her operation
the first of last week
Mrs. Frank Roberts left for her
home near Melba Thursday morning.
Zenas Perisho took her to the train
at Caldwell by auto, but missed the
train by few minutes. He then drove
to Nampa with speed enough to catch
the train to Melba.
c. ]. Antrim drove into Caldwell
at 8 o'clock Friday morning to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley.
Verling Cox has been very sick the
past few days with tonsilitis.
Edgar Street has improved enough
to be brought home from Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin WAITRESS of
Fair Acres autoed over to Greenleaf
last Sunday and attended church.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Reece and FAM
lily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Murie Butler of Dixie.
Several of the c. Z. members sang
at the hospital in Caldwell Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Glennie Dimes is helping Mrs
w. w. Binford with the house clean
ing.
Miss Ula Tucker is now home for
her summer vacation after a most sue
cessful year teaching school at Ten
Davis.
Ed Lewis has purchased 40 acres Of
state land south of Fair Acres, has
built house and is now living there
Dallas Spears started Saturday even,
ing for Iowa on an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Esther Culley, one of the Older
girls, was seized by an attack of ap,
pendicitis last Friday. She was re,
moved to the hospital Sunday but il
was too late to operate. a tube wa:
put in her side and She is doing a:
well as may be expected at present.
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friends.
The following is the program for
the commencement exercises of the
first graduating class of the Roswell
high school which will be held in the
Presbyterian church tonight. This will
be of especial note as it is the first
to be graduated from our schools.
Every natron of our schools is cor
daily invited to be present
Piano duet-Miserere from II Trova-
tore.
Invocation ....... Rev w. M. Wood
Salutatory ..............-.. Gurnsey Abbott
"The Story of Richard Doubledick"
...................-......-. Hazel Bennett
Class Will ............. Wilson Campbell
Chorus from Robin Hood .......-........
Junior Number ...-.......... Dora Stevens
Sam Wellers Valentine" -......-...
.--........... ..-.............. Stella lockwood
Valedlctory .-...-.--..-.--..--. j Joseph Dilley
Until the Dawn" ,,....-,B Boys Quartet
Presentation of Diplomas
"Slumber Song" ......-...................
.......... Girls High School Chorus
Benediction REV. E. P. Lawrence
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Esther Olsen spent the week end at
her home in Wilder.
The primary and intermediate
grades gave the following program
at the Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon:
Recitation, What? Why? How? and
Who" .........--...... Edgar Howard
Peace Day Acrostic, 8 boys and 8 girls
The visit of the Flowers-Fairy Queen
two little maids; dandelions, violets,
poppies.
Brownie song, recitation and play
The Brownies and Wilma Stevens.
Recitation, Commandments for Par
ties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rut! Lawrence
Recitation .--...-....-.-... Howard Rooney
Peggie's Dream-Peggy and the Mo-
Their Goose children.
May Pole Dance-Intermediate girls.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
Last Call.

Boston Transcript
We have warned them for months
now let them take care
Or we'll start to begin to commence
to prepare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09

urday evening at the Lower Sand Hill
school house. -
The annual outing and picaic M the
Bethlehem Union Sunday school az Beth
lehem Union Sunda: school at Eethle-
hem. will be held at Waymap's Inn this
afternoon and evening.
The Waymans T:cge 1uneay school
of Marshall county. will hold their
picnic on Saturday at Heath's Grove.
Mrs. Edward 'F'laccus and family. Ct
the National road, have returned from
visiting friends at GAINESVILLE. ..
Mrs VI. E. Rhodes. of Hutchinson.
, Kan. is the guest Of Mrs. William
Hutchinson. at her home in Woodlawn
Mrs. Charles Flanagan. of Woodlawn.
has returned to her home. after having
visited friends at Franklin. Pa.
E. B. Miller. Of Elm Grove. spent yes
terday at Dallas on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Weaver. OF Echo
Point. and children. Martha ana VII
ginia have returned from trip through
the southern part OF the state.
Charles B. Rice and w. W. Price. OF
Elm Grove, spent yesterday at Pllts-
burgh, Pa. on business.
w. A. Harris Of Majorsvtlle. was
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Keyser. or Elm
Grove, spent yesterday at aaneSto"h'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archer. OF near
Nrajorsville, are the parents OF ne"
| daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09

made n trip 10 Port Homer, Ohio. in Mrs.
SCOTS Buick touring car. on sunday.
Miss Clare Alyer LIFT ~ Monday 10:
Powhatan. whore Sh: will spend her va
Calinp camping.
Born - To Mr. and Mrs. George
Rodgers. OF t'olianshcc, on Monday.
August :. a baby boy. Mrs. keuecrs
was Miss Martha Robinson. formerly OF
this city.
Robert Patterson, OF Mingo Junction
Ohio, was a caller in ;Eis city on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Sarah Hant"r. of the county. ana
her granddaurhirr. Miss Grace Tunnc-
cliff, Of Moline. H. who have been tho
guests OF the formers son. y. T.. Huh,
ter. Of Washington. Pa. have returned
TO Mrs. Hunters home.
Walter Miller and sister, Miss .-oralnc'
left Tor Canton, Ohio. this morning,
where. Mr.. Miller has been employed loF
some time. Mr.. anG Mrs. FrGI @aser'
man. of that city, accompanied, them
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
.LEvIES FIXED FOR
0UT-THE-PIKE TOWNS
FIVE PER CENT REDUCTION MADE
AT TRIADELPH1A AND Q CENTS
AT PLEASANT VALLEY.
Other Assessments Arc Practically the
the Same as Those of Last Year.
Other Out the Pike News.

The lcvies passed last night by the
councils of the various towns for the
ensuing wear were the same as last
year in the majority of c@scs with the
exception of Triadclphia. where the levy
was reduced from 80 cents on the SOU
valuation To 25 cents. The dlSbursG-
rpents for the past year were S39@, Full
ton, 35 cents. same as last year: Pleas.
ant VALLEY, is cents. reduction Of :
cents from that of last year; Woodsdalc.
SIS cents: Elm Grove, 35 cents. the same
rs last year No change was made IN
Edgewood or Patterson the levy remain
ing the same as last year.
Philadelphia district board of cduca-
ton lew Is as follows: Building, -
cents; teachers fund. 81 cents; hiS !; !.
school. 61a cents. and bond and SINKING
fund II cents on the 800. Washington
country district: Teachers fund; ?.
cents: building fund, Is cents: and high
school fund, cents on the 500. TIE
levy in the case Of the Washington
school hoard was increased. The as
sessment made by the Liberty district
board OF education was: Teachers fund
IS cents. and building fund. IL cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
HOW TO BE RID OF
DISGUSTING DANDRUFF

The only way to be permanently rid
Of disgusting. untidy dandruff IL to
correct its cause. Washing merely
cleanses the scalp for few days, and
soon the scales form again as thick as
ever.
To destroy the dandruff germ and
get rid OF dandruff for good. part the
hair and apply little Of the. genuine
Partisan. Sage directly on the. bare
scalp, and rub in with the finger tips
for a few minutes. Until the scalp ao-
serbs It. Go over the entire head in
this same manner.
A few days massage with Partisan
Sage will destroy the germs that cause
the dandruff TO form. The scalp be-
comes healthy, the hair will grow bet
ter and show more life. and vitality.
and you need never be troubled by dan
druff again. Faded, dull or lifeless hair
Is quickly restored to beauty 5y this
simple process, which is absolutely
harmless to hair and scalp. as II con
tains DO poisonous wood alcohol and
Ftll not stain the hair or make It
greasy.
Partisan Sage can be. obtained from
G. II. Grisst & Co.. and druggists
sysSyKtsza> It is not expensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
wellsbur0 Briefs.

Mrs. Thomas Hiddlc. Of Port Huron:
Mich. and Miss Margaret, Moran. OF
Detroit Mich, arrived in this city, on
Monday. tn spend several days al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Meyers. Jc
Commerce street.
Betty Sue Jacob. the young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. &. X. Jacob. vino mas
been. ill for some time with pneumonia
is getting along as we'll as can be ~
pectrd. but there has not been much
Miss Hildn West was n Brilliant. o..
caller on Monday evening:
Daniel Storck Is confined 10 MS nome
on Main street with erySp"lHS.
Mrs. Fred Stoetzer. of wheeling. IL WIS
itine her mother. Mrs. Robert Mackcy'
of South Charles street.
Miss Armstrong. domestic science Pre-
fesSor OF Bethany College. was L caller
in this city on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Briggs. or Car
negie, Pa. spent the wcck' ent AT inc
home of Mr. Briggs mother. Mrs. Mar
garct Briggs. of this city. -,o Mice
Louise Jacob. of Yankee street. nave
returned home. after Spending several
days wish friends IN Chester.
Ned George left on Tuesday FOR mon.
Va. whore he will spend several "'ES
with relatives. ;
+. Taylor. of Bangor. Pa; vas b"s!-
ness caller in this lily. on Monday.
I. NJ. Rhomc is = business visitor IN
Hundred this wsn:t.
Mrs. John Mci.o'1u@t. Of Shc"t Creek.
is visiting ii ;hc nome Of her daughter.
Mrs Grorgn Kemp, o. This city.
Mr. anu Mrs. !. Zill"hin and children
are in Minnehaha. where rh"J VIII re.
main for two works =,
Mrs. I. 81. Myers. Of Coancllsylll":
Pa. arrived on Monday for L few days
visit at the homo OF her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. II. l.. jude: ,,..,,u
Mrs. ". l.. McCill and MrsI $. G.. Wells
were Wheeling shoppers on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. W. Scott. Mrs. AInis MeIrt-
man, Paul BickcrsIar and Walter West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
Personals and Briefs.

John McAdoo, OF West Alexander. VITO
has been visiting relatives at "ellbufS'
has returned To his home.
and Mrs. W. F. Boyd. of Elm Grove, VINO
have been visiting at Wcllsourg ana
Bethany. have returned to their home;
The young people Of the METHODIST
Episcopal church Of west ALEXANDER.
will give moonlight picnic on next
The members Of the Steenrod N. n.
church will give a lawn fete on Friday
evening. cu.,,
Endeayor of the First Christian church,
Of Elm Grove. will give lawn fcte on
Saturday evening.
The members of Modern W0odmen
lodge. No. 7@23 Of Elm Grove, VIII hol I,
n lawn fcte on Thursday evening
hawkins lawn. ,,r,
The Epworth League of tive Sand S"'
NJ. 4. church. will hold picnic-onSsat'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
chautauqua wcu attended

The program for this afternoon anu
evening ut the chautauQua which is DC
ing held in West Alexander this week,
under the auspices of the Colt-1Aloer
Chautauqua Company. will be Of unusma!
interest TO all lovers Of music. Inc
concert for the afternoon and evening
will be given by the Beasey Sisters ana
Eileen Beatty, which is rare complna-
ton with musical and entertaining aoii-
ity. Tho lecture will be by Robert H.
Wilkinson. who will speak on Music,
Its Yesterdays and To-morrows. An
other feature in connection with the
evening program will be the entertain
menl given by Florence Ben-Ollel. cos
tumG pageant Of the far east
The chief attraction yesterday was
the concert given by Castelluccis 1tal'
ian Musicians and the lecture given by
William JudSon kibby. The program
for Tomorrow is as follows:
Afternoon:
Concert: Whites Musical Review Club
of Boston.
Lecture: THE Pearl Of the Antilles.
Hon. Geo. Reno. OF Havana. Cuba, ole
of the leaders in securing and maintain
ing Cuban independence. Regarded us
the biggest man, intellectually, on the
isalnd.
Evening: Grand Closing Concert
Whites Musical Review Club. y cos
tune carnival.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
Edunwood Council.

The Edg"wood council held the annual
inr last evening and fixed the levy
for the YEAR at 80 cents on the 500. The
total assessed VALUE IT property in the
civ was shown to be s1,sa3,2Si. tins
figure being ga OF $l35.0Vo over ihst
vrar council also ordered plans ana
srnrj1r.tinns for bridges over the run
nj Miiirr street and over Maple Tree
lane i; was also decided that the city
fathers would go 10 FarkerSbnrg on
sunday. August IL. Tor the purpose OF
in.n"ri ing tho streets Of that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
Hna YronertY DAMAGED.

William Wickii1n. local news dealer
received word this morning OF damage
to his property in Hays Horough. Pa
when u cloud 5urst&d Monday.
A large fence. which had rtcent!'
been erected a-o;inI II iwc-sIory frame
dwelling, STEPS leading TO the house and
an clubhouse We're completely dcStr"Er'!,
and the furnitnre on the FIRST NOR
washed out as The food swept by:
Mrs. Wickham LET; thi6 morning Tor
tn. flooded town. where 15hc Will have
the necessary repairs done'to the prop
erty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
RenUood Briefs,

Louis Davis. Well known local mil!
man resumed his duties at the Wheeling
steel ami Iron company yesterday. after
an ILLNESS of several months.
Prof. II. l.. rcdirord OF the Union
district schools. was II visitor in the
Shcrrard district yesterday.
Joseph II. Connolly. trarrli&c sales
men nf Pittsburgh. was here yesterday
on business.
Mrs. Catherine MCCamic az Rcllsvtle
is spending 4 few days her" visiting
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
SCHOOLS or BENWOOD
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 5
suPERINTENDENT PEDD1CoRD HAS
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
PLANS.
suprues for lele-l7 Term Have Been
ordered and Repairs to Buildings
Finished.

Prcparal IONS fer The opening OF
schools IN Union district have neen
urnctiraIIv completed The buildings
have been victims o. many scnurngss
and frssh paint is in evidence On mos,
VERY side The schools VIII open sen
TENDER j. i week. following the MarshaI!
Count. T";:rhrrs' Institute.
Su;.rriui"ndcui II. H. l'cdtcnrd was a
visitor in The Shrrrard district EcSter-
dav and stated To The lnt"lliEcnc"r last
night that prospects Tor one Ut the mpst
..mrr,& sfI;i ycarS were evident of every
hand. Tho enrolment Will be greatly
ircrca Sod