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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
$50 PUPILS
on STH GRADE
GET DIPLOMAS
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what she is pleased to term the most
81 cceasful school year since her en-
clmbency of office.
Three pupils tied for high honor
with an average of - Sc per cent
T ley are Ernestine ADAMS Of Cres-
cent. Viola Rankin of Coyle and 1Iel.
en- Rinehart of Meridian. Others
making an average Of 81 per cent or
alove are. Leo Siddens. Cleo Mock'
Vivian Butler. zella Milford. Glenn
Siddens, Rose Baker. Eva Morrlsett
and Irene Sbope.
Following is list of those who re-
~0ised diplomas last night
Fred Acton Goebel Mackey
Ernestine Adams Zella Milford
Ethel Adams Dwight Millard
Leslie Ahrnshrak Ruth Millard
Vernon Ahrnshrak Dennis Miller
Beatrice Anderson Lille Miller
sam Baggett Theron Miller
Rose Baker Jane Mitchell
Matte Belding Cleo Mock
Lawrence Berg Homer Mock
Estela Bocox Victor Mock
Lula Boles Roy Morgan
Vera Brown Eva Morrisett
Vivian Butler Paula Mueller
Louis Brandon Cecil Murrell
Florence Branen Lawrence Myers
Mitie Branen Ward Myers
John Bridal Mary McArdle
nnie Brock Jewel McCrosky
Raymond Brouchoud Goldie McEwen
Onel Brown Jennie McMulao
Joe Carey Merritt McPeak
Joel Chambers Faye Mcpcek
Anna Cline Elsie Nicholas
Lee Cline Ralph Nida
Elven Goats Mary Patten
Vera Coshow Opal Payton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Do You Know That
are Titan
~gsliE

Bessie Eyton's tresses are Titan
red. %FslsF
Kathlyn Williams designed the in
terror OF her new home
Eugene Besserer recently received
a present from an admring relative.
It was $500 check.
Colin Campbell, the well known
director, claims "The Crisis" will be
The most wonderful pictureplay he
ever produced
Leo pierson. member of the Selig
company Of players not only acts but
writes poetry.
Gabriel Pollock, art director for the
Selig company, personally inspects
every scenic set and effect.
Thomas Santschi is greatly inter
osted in athletics and never misses a
wrestling bout when possible 10 at
tend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
A GOOD FAMILY COUGH SYRUP

Can be made by mixing Pine-Tar, Ac-
oLite Sugar, Hyoscyamus, Sassafras
Peppermint, lpecac, Rhubarb, Mand
rake, Capsicum Muriate Ammonia,
Honey and Glycerine It Is pleasant
healing and soothing. raises the
phlegm. and gives almost instant re-
lief For convenience Of those who
prefer not to fuss. it is supplied ready
made in 25c. bottles under name OF
Dr Bells Pine-Tar Honey Can be
had at your druggist. Insist on get
ting DR.. Bells PineTar-Honey and
see that The formula is on the pack
age. f4ks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Marnness Calls a Meeting.

] NJ Marquess, president of the
Langslon university, has called con.
ference OF colored farmers for Wed
nesday. May 81. at $3.50 o'clock Il
meet at l.angston to talk over matters
for the good Of the school Good
speakers will be on hand All farm
crs are invited. This is not a political
gathering and politicians are urged to
aY away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

Neil Hayensirite Lucille Stearns
Louisa llillehrand Nelson steenbock
Minnie Ilhlebrand Ruby Stewart
Lille llockaday Anna Stirton
Clara lloismrion Vernon Swallow
Clarence llowland Roy Swanson
Kenneth Hufrcr Dolle Thomas
Ethel Hyde Theodore Thompson
Myrtle lreton Thomas Thorn
John Jackson John Thornton
Jacob James Thomas Tyler
Flayla Johnson Homer Van Camp
Ruby Johnson Lucy Waddle
Forest Jones Lester Waller
Selma keispert Clarence Wandell
frankie King Edna Weinberg
Bessie kuocht Elsie Weinberg
Mary kruckenberg lloyde Welch
b vie LeGate Ioua Whitehead
Stella Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
\ n n u q n N n n lySx xa& n
|E HARRY KING DEAD. r
IL y y q n EH n y y y nH -

Harry King, who died at Amarillo.
Texas, Sunday. will be buried here To-
morrow afternoon at 80 Funeral
services viii he held al the family
residence. eth and Noble He was we'll
known to Guthrie people. having
worked at the ice plant here for
some time In February he went TO
Amarillo in search of health He
leaves a wife and four children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Discuss Plans for
Woman's Building.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF Logan
county and the City Federation Of
Women's clubs will hold a Joint ses-
sion at the City Hall next Saturday
afternoon to discuss and act upon the
proposition Of the erection Of a wom-
ans building at the cimarron VALLEY
Fair grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Green Tells Of OIL Excitement.

Attorney Fred Green returned to-
day from a trip TO Enid. "Oil excite
n,ent runs high mp around Crescent
CITY, he said "The machinery fo-
TIE Stohaugh test Is on the ground
saw them unloading the last ca
lead OF machinery today" he added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Whonplnn Couch.

One Of the most successful prepo
cations in use for this iisease is
rhambcrlan Cough Remedy S.
w. McC'lintou. Blandon Springs, Ala,
writes. "Onr baby had whooning
cough as bad as most any baby
could have il gave aim Chamber
lain's Couch Remedy and II soon
got him well Obtanahle every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

The old fashioned advertiser who
offered salary Of $50 a month 10
canvassers experience unnecessary
seems to have entirely worked out
his sucker list. At least be has quit
putting out his ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

As the end o' school approaches
school children should remember 10
pay back the things they borrowed
during the tern" said teacher 10.
day That is one OF the first les.
sons that should be fought and then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

men. also covers the question of ph,
iaM examination It provides,
That everf officer ana enlisted
nan Of the militia who shall be call
20 forth IN tie manner heretofore
prescribed shall be mustered Ito
service without further medical ex
animation previous to such muster.
r.eet tor those states and territories
witch have not adopted the standard
Of medical examination prescribed
for the regular army
Trial Court Of Miltamen.
Provided. however. that any offic
@ or enlisted man of the militia whs
saall refuse or neglect to present
himself for such muster. upon being
G He'd forth as herein prescribed.
shall be punished as such court mar.
tial may decide
Section $ provides. that the major
ii- membership Of court martial for
tic trial Of officers or men of the
militia when in the service of the
United States shall be composed Of
militia officers.
This section War Department Of
fieials believe would make II diff.
cnlt to take drastic action when the
men would be tried br their own as.
sociates. The difficulty in the other
clause Of section T. that relating to
physical examination. is that Il pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
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TOPICS or THE a
" TOWN AND STATE. Il
SgaER NEE Ez IS u ID "a =
MeInberaer EnterprIsina.

Weinberaer Enterprising.
Ben Weinberger always popped
10 the moment. has put on a "gradua
tion sale fIe provides anything and
everything. excepting diplomas. to the
boy and girl graduate al remarkably
l0w prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
9 :. 5. wi
Tuesday. MAY g.

Episode twelve of the Iron Claw"
The llounted Canvas" Read It in
Saturdays issue OF The Daily Leader
Nht MIS- Wentworth Lied. Three
reel Victor detective drama with
Matt Moore and Jane Gail Direct
.ed hk Matt Moore. Her husband was
shot by a burglar Her gems were
missing She was found standing
over iae wounded man with a reyol-
yer II her hand She wouldn't admit
the shooting but she was evidently
shielding the burglar The house
vas full of detectives Who was "A
guilty MANI Though you are to.t
earlt in the picture YOU can't get
iAe reason why Mrs Wentworth lied
till the big climax comes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Wednesday May q.

Mary Nller In Thrown to the
iAoi This big and thrilling emo
l,ohai drama shows the cabaret life
along the Gay White Way" and the
dangers that confront al innocent
ana ambitious girl RED Feather pro
ductioa. Directed By Luclus Hender-
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
an@ - "a n r a u u = 4 =
" THE THEATERS y
SH &H Il r. * n y u k = y Y
The Gen.

The Gem
The Gem outdid itself Monday with
the presentation of Blue Feather
special. "rhe Crippled Hand" From
the standpoint Of plot and photography
il cxceled all recent offerings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
The Highland

The Highland
Burr Mcintosh, in MY Partner"
entertained admirably at the Highland,
Monday McCune & Grant, in
comedy stunts. supplemented a strong
program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

Cora Cfosley Archer Pfalzgrai
Ruby Gutter pansy Phillips
Noel Daih uma Purdy
Hugh Detwiler Roy Quier
Verne Disney Cecil Rahe
Hazel nobkns Viola Rankin
Kenneth neutrality-suspicious. Ray
Ocie Drennon Helen Rinehart
Oletha Drye James Roberts
Opal Elr0d Ross Roberts
Waymon Ergonbright Bertha Rori
irene Galloway Loretta Robinson
liallle Gibson ElYa Rouse
norman Gooch Benjamin Rowe
Willard Gooeh Ray Rutherford
iieleh Gracey Agnes Ryland
cora Gragg Nada Ryland
Rosna orassman Hazel Sanaerson
Leo Gray William sehrnmel
Richard Green Grace Scott
BESSIE hammond Myrtle shaiter
RiN lIarman Vera shellhammer
hosa liamlln Irene Shope
George Hannah Harold shore
Minnie Harris Ruth Shuiz
fefhe hart Glenn Siddens
briiton llavcnsiriieLeo Siddens
Esther IIayenstriteRay Smith
Keith Iiayenstrite Christine Sturgeon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
DAMAGE SUIT OYER
FOOTBALL FATALITY
PARENT OF WILLIAM PARKER
BRINGS ACTION AGAINST
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Order OF Conveyance is Entered In
Suit Of Salvatore Purpura-Judoe
honeoker Brings EQUITY Action.

Attorneys McCamic and Clarke filed
suit for $1,000 damages in circuit court
yesterday in favor OF j. y. j. Parker.
administrator for the estate OF vii
liam Parker, against the North Amer.
lean Accident Insurance COMPANY.
The suit arises over the death of
young Parker 40 Buckhaunon last fall.
and is an effort To- collect certain ac.
cident insurance which ne carried
According 20 tac doctors. the youne
man. who was "a student Of Wheeling
high school and captain of this years
football team. died from "a ruptured
blood vessel The amount Of insur.
anc" carried was 81 200 and the CON.
pany has offered 10 settle for $50 Do
is claimed. The suit is returnable 10
February rules
I'm the matter Of the execution Of a
deed Of trust Of Salvatore Purpura. an
order was entered by Judge r. NJ
Addloman conveying certain promi-.
ory notes 20 Domouica Purpura. 4u
mittec. Fufpura Is now confined i1
the state insane asylum at Weston
Attorney Rem S Houccker filed "a
suit Boz equity yesterday STYLED vs.. O.
Miller 49, Carl g. Boyd Of a. Accord
ing to Mr. llorcDk'r. the suit involve.
certain creditors bills It is return.
able subject Co February rules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
PAULINE CASE Is
In HANDS OF JURY
ONE HOURS DELieERArIoN LAST
NIGHT FAILS TO PRO-
OUCE VERDICT.
viii Return This Morning TO Further
Consider evidenee-Many Wit
nesses Examined.

No verdict was reached by the Jury
in the State against James Pauline
yesterday evening and the jurors
were excused with instructions 10 re-
turn this morning at $3.50 O'Clock TO
further consider the evidence. All
testimony had been submitted about
I O'Clock and the attorneys made
their arguments.
The jurors retired TO their room.
and after about an hours elaboration
reported that there was a division and
could not hope TO reach a verdict
Judge Robinson felt that their exam
ination of the evidence hal been mea-
ger. and therefore excused them until
this morning.
Pauline Is charged with being 4
blackhander. He went on trial We'd
nesday morning with Attorneys :. O.
Royce and Carl o. Schmidt defending
him. Men who had testified in former
blackhand trials testified in this. Also
court officials were on the stand for
both the state and the defense
Pauline was on the md in his
own defense during the morning and
denied any knowledge of the black
hand society. Mrs. Lena Caldara was
also on the stand and testified as TO
statements. Carl ID. Forsythe. who
had defended different members of
the gang. was on the stand. Harry
7. Clouse. deputy circuit clerk. and
who handles the criminal court bust
ness. testified as to the dropping of
certain indictments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
DAMAGE SUITS
AGAINST BOARD
OF EDUCATION
OF GRANT DISTRICT WILL BE
FILED THIS MORNING IN
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Local Attorneys viii Reopen Long
Standing controversy-Seek TO
Recover $4,000.

Charging that Grant district in Han
cock county. has failed 10 provide a
place for his children. Roy and Sarah
Steele, colored. TO attend school.
Joshua Steele. wealthy colored man of
that district. will file two suits in the
circuit court of Hancock county this
morning. The actions are for $1,000
each. in which the children sue by
their next friend. Joshua Steele. the
father
Attorneys +. j. Graham and J. 4.
Waters. colored. of this city. are bring
ing the suits. The praecipes were
mailed last night. and barring failure
OF delivery. the circuit clerk OF Han
cock county will have them this morn
Ing. Mr.. Graham said yesterday eve
ming that this is he outgrowth of a
mandamus suit brought in 1913. short
~ after Judge {. c. Newman was
elected TO the bench
At that time he mandamused the
board OF education of Grant distric.
to furnish place for the children TO
20 To school. The board made ar
engagements for their accommodation
but according to the local attorneys,
they have since been eliminated from
school. They say that Steele. their
client. Is one of the biggest tax payers
In Grant district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
Of the shoe shining department of the
Mcclure hotel for several years.
SEVERAL OFFERS
Received This Week by Mr.. KrieI Who
Withdraws as Hotel Windsor
Manager February I.

Charles J. Krlel. who has been man
aeer of the new Hotel Windsor since
its opening few years ago. and who
recently rendered his resignation to be-
come effective February l. said last
evening that he had not as vet decided
which Of the several similar positions
offered him he will accept Mr.. KrieI
is one Of the most experienced and
well known hotel men in the country
and he has host OF business and per
sonal friends in the south. where he
spent more than score OF years with
some Of the leading hotels I'm Texas.
During the past few days Mr.. Kricl
has received many letters from per-
sonal and business friends OF the
Wheeling district expressing their re-
grct that he may leave this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
KAHN MINISTRIES
Popular South Side Club VIII Hold
Their Annual Show on
February 22-23-24.

The kain club Is preparing for an
other OF their rip-roaring minstrel
shows. an annual event of the organ
ization, which will be held In st.
Nary's school hall. Thirty-sixth and
Wood streets. on The evening OF Feb
rUary 22-23-2f
Miss Mary RAY. of the South Side.
who has achieved great success i'm dir
Getting amateur productions of this
Kind. is in charge Of the show. Henry
Reuter- Is acting as musical director.
Next Sunday afternoon at . o'clock
the cast OF characters will meet at
the clubs headquarters on Thirty
sixth street when a general rehearsal
will be held.
The program consists OF a number
OF the latest songs. both rag-time ana
sentimental. rho jokes are the latest
and an enjoyable time is assured all
those who attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
NEW LIGHTS ON DAM
Army Engineers Change Lights on
Dam No. t9-Seene Of Kanawha
Disaster

Rvermen were advised yesterday
OF new arrangement of lights at
dam No. 10. where the steamer Kan
awha struck pier on the night of
January >. and caused the loss of
several lives. when she sank. In the
center OF the channel is a cofferdam
l2l feet wide with navigable channel
way of PSI feet on the West Virginia
side and 2S5-foot channelway on the
Ohio side.
The information was sent out bv
Major I. II. Jackson. United States
army corps of engineers n CLarge OF
the Wheeling district.
In communication received yes
terday from him he stat, that when
the obstruction was not submerged.
the West Virginia channel would De
lighted by two red lights or tine coi
ferdam and one red licht on the ilver
wall of the lock. and the river chan
mel by red and white light on the
pier and another whit" iir-
near side of the cofferdam. When
the distractions are submerged one
red light will be displaced at eacn
end of the river wall. one on the cof-
ferdam and one on the pier.
Major Jackson stated that il is prob
able the lights on the river wall can
be maintained at all stages up to a
feet above low water. except wnen
ice and excessive drift are running
in the river. In addition to one red
light for marking the cofferdam an
attempt will be made to maintain a
buoy, painted white. for day marker
and lighted at flight at all stages
which would endanger navigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
NO "FRILLs"
Just a Statement About FOOD.

son c'imos &C. good health, CONNER.
''al traveller suffers from poorly select.
"d food and o. lucky if no learns that
Grape Nuts food will put him right
a Cincinnati traveller writes. About
year ago wN stomach gof iu "A had
NaN 2 bed headache most ~ tho limo
trH suffered misery For several
months ram down until lost about -U
pounds Don weight and finally had to
.I'" 300 good position and 30 home
Nnf food that . miFht use seemed to
raue'lfr w,
Nv wife. hardly knowing what fo
do ono day brought home package
OFF Grape. SUITS food and coaxed mo to
ir told hrr no was mo- use brf
frrNt .0 humor hor tried a little AN D
tH'y Iu.t struck my taste o. was tho
trst food that D had eaten in nearly a
'onr iha' did not cause any suffering
VOL to make long story short I
l'Fan to improve and stuck fo Crane
SUIT. went up from 1876 pounds boz
December f0 100 pounds tho following
October
.ur brain s clear blood au rirhf
'nd appetite fou much Tor anv man.
rn'k"'n"ok ln TACT q am thoroughly
nfI' over and owe f ail fo Crane.
SUITE 'lIk eo much about what
Grape Nufa VIII do that some OF tho
mon on .h. road have r.ctr4r,.l .,,
Crap. NufH hui D stand today % I.sf.
tNy ROSY checked man "a rrcff, eooT
example m wnaf fhn right kind uf food
win do
You can publish this 10 Won want Old,
20 ie nu" statement without any
rI.
Same Given hy p..frr, a.. mn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
THIRD OF SERIES
Rev. r. E. L. Strider Will Give Third
Lecture Of Series on Personal
Christianity"

Rev. r. +. l.. Strider. rector OF 81.
Matthews p. +. church. will give the
third lecture Of the series upon the
general theme. Personal Christianity"
at the mems meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Strider will speak on
Personal Prayer
Thus far the lectures have proved
very interesting and much interest has
been created among the men OF the
city and association. II is likely that
Rev. Strider will be asked to continue
his addresses following the fourth of
the series on Sunday. January 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
DR.. JONES NAMED
Committees o. West Virginia Equal
Suffrage League Named 90 Con.
duct the Campaign

management 1as bean received ~
Mrs. J Gnle EIberf 81 parkerEburR.
president ~ rho West virginia T1uai
suffrage hssocIafI0n. Irt tho heads
~ me committee f0 havd charge ~
frr coming campaign have been
named hy Mre Eugene Warren rre-f
don't ~ rho Cahnu county orrariza.
zion and n member ~ no National
organization Dr. Harriet H Jones
nf 900. civ faa boon named chairman
" fhr publicity committee nf.er
appointment are as friIrua Sire
i.IH a forf campaign chairman.
Nr. o. q rauadv. Charleston. chair
man ~ bureau 0f finance. virs Irene
iu'.ard Charleston. chairman ~ hu
rrau 0f literature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
SOCIAL SESSION
HELD BY K. OF C'S.
mBERs coUNcILsIN
WHEELING DISTRICT ROYAL.
~ ENTERTAINED.
soFin9 Bowling and Vaudeville Were
Features o. Big Gathering
last Night

a social gathering Tor tho members
of 'ho local Knights ~ Columbus was
held ia7t nieht o. tho Carroll club aud.
horium The Knights had aa their
guests tho members ~ tho Kahn club
~ 81 Mary.s church on Thir,r.xtb
street
Tho feature OF tHe evening wac a.
vaudeville entertainment which wac
cleveriy arranged by Mr. Thomas
Cooper. lecturer ~ tho local council
knights ~ Columbus The FIRST mum
her was = one act comedy sEt on
titled The Rarebau Crank D. wac
presented hy Howard Raw. Louis colo.
man and Charles Nefzrar. au rrart.r,
No fhe KaIn club This was followed
ri'n colo bv Joseph NIespm.r.
Thomas Cooper .f.r . IrmDrrr. ....
Hfi0n rhiI0 Robert Fr.h.- entertained
"fh comic ur.IIur TnI. w4. GOD
lowed ir musical ..f Hrf fHa .....
t'rm.rt wound uu With a b.t.r.
match h.'Nrrr rsmN0r nf neua.r.
COUNCIL In.FHf. nf ruIUrIu.
|f'.- fI. .luI...I.. .....I .......
ri .moE'r woo. H.H .rI af DO. ,or
rIn .0n fh0 ru.i. retired .l fH. I..f
IHr . whom. ..r.flf exciting
HW HarD rolled
Wheeling council NI bold r. r.rt
POI HIIr meeting most Iul.Ilr s.rnIr.
f.If I0HHIIH u fH. Carroll
rinH ana HrrHn.0ufnf uII I. r..I. rf
'. Nm' our .... off other social
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
ANNUAL MEMORIAL
OF A. 0. u. W. LODGE
WILL BE HELD m CHAPLtNE
STREET TEMPLE SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
" E Krupp VIII Deliver Opening
and Rev a L. Benze Memorial
Addresses-Joint Service

The annual memorial services of the
Ancient order of United Norkmen
will hr held nrtf SUNDAY afternoon
az 2 800 O'Clock in tIe auditorium of
their temple ou Chaplin. street IE.
fervicea will DO held for the licensed
members ~ Welcome Reliance.
Wheeling. Excelsior and rpchurch
LODGE and special committee con-
sistirs 90 p DID, FrDdarIrua. a. g.
Schultz. O. 3D. GIondenrinr w. %
Tucker and lfa o. J0nes has charge
81 Tho Arrangements
The opening address viii be dnfg.
cred Boy vs. r. Kupp and fHe memorial
address hv Rev a D. U.rzn Tho
fun proVram is as follows
Plano solo Funeral March of
hafIon"t'e ......... T0In0f
Miss Corina s. Frederick
Opening ode AR sIr.fau HYMN
Prayer ....... Rev famlr. a. T1r..
Solo Rock ~ Arra - Harrr.
NIa WaFmr MORAN
Opening address rr0 v D. F-r-r
Solo Now fHs Day Dill. over Speak
Nr David rarfarf
Memorial addrrar
lrO Bow d. I.rle
CLOSING ode Air rF..f rr arI BE-.
BrrrfI..I0n H.s Samuel o. I0r..
M.es rorIra s. Ff.drrrh accom-.
PIANIST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
IS TAKEN I'LL
9ootblaek at Mcclure Suffers Severe
Attack Of Acute Indigestion
Yesterday Afternoon.

Charles Lee. bootblack al the Nc.
Lure hotel. was taken seriously III
yesterday afternoon with acute indi-
Eestion Dr. l.. X. Cracraft '~as called
and later had him removed 10 his
home al No. IS Vermont street. where
Do was reported last evening that he
was improving
Ice Is one of the best known colorcd
men IN the city and has been In charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
PLAY WAR GAME
Members az Y. NJ. C. A viii Follow
Armies Progress Day by Day.
With LARGE Man

y nov attraction has been added 20
Tie Young Mems Christian association
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