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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-11-17

Kermit Moore and little sister Ma
rie spent Tuesday night with Jewel
and Edith Moore,
Mrs wallace Jordan OF Blaine was
visiting relatives at this place recently
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Dooley OF Adams
were visiting Fonnie Moore ard wife
Sunday.
Jim Preston attended church at this
place Sunday night.
We are sorry TO say that Mrs. Thorn
ton Moore who has been sick for some
time is no better.
There will be church at this place
the second Saturday and following
Sunday in each month by Rev, ID. A.
Hays OF Georges creek. TULIP.
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arc the workers that create wealth for
the human race, by their efforts per,
sons arc fed and supported Il is OF
obvious importance. therefore. that one
should know which OF them are the
most efficient and capable. producing
the lnrgest output, In terms OF value,
for the least expenditure.
II appears from Professor strakosch's
figures that the most efficient OF ali
economic plants Is tho Jerusalem arti.
choke. This valued vegetable produces
on nm acre q good land about 7,l27
pounds OF starch and other digestble
substances, IL takes from the soil In
cidentally $50 worth OF material. But
the difference between consumption
and production, In terms OF value, IL
$ll6
One might imagine that the potato
would be away up at the head OF the
list. but II Is not so, The beet comes
next with an output OF 6,3Si pounds
OF digesuble substances TO the acre,
taking $4l worth OF material out OF
the soil and yielding clehr balance
Of SIP Third in order Is corn, which
produces 1892 pounds OF digesuble
substances, consuming SlT worth Of
material and giving balance on tht'
credit side OF sos for the acre.
These are the three most cfticieniI
economic plants, the best workers FOL
man The potato is fourth on the list
Taking 81 worth OF material out
the soil for each acre planted, II yield H
4,44o pounds OF dIgestible substancelI
(ncarly all starch and shows bald
ance OF So on the credit side Rlc
gives 2.25I pounds. taking 50 wort' \
from the land. and allows balance o Il
$40. Y
Peas produce 1854 pounds, drawinl,
on the bank to the extent Of 81, nm, i
give the farmer clear $40 to thu
acre Carrots yield 4,10s pounds witt 4
nm expenditure OF Sl7 worth of plan 4
food. aud show n margin of sol TO ID y
good Rye affords ain output Of i.S2f
pounds Of nutrients at cost Of $40 to
the soil and furnishes profit Of S2G
a crop OF crimson clover withdrnwsl
from the land hardly more than one
twentieth Of the quantity Of valuable
consumed by timothy.
The greatest of all starch producersl
is the Jerusalem artichoke, which in
this respect is away nhend of the 20,
tato, For each acre Of land It Yields
a greater quantity OF nutrients than
the potato by considerably more than
one-third. The beet comes next to the
artichoke as starch producer, them
the potato and next in order Indian
corn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-11-17
DON'T DRUG kidneys
NNS".9 BACKACHE AWAY
INSTANT REl'A -,rrnrso
SORENESS AND ..
FROM YOUR BACK W.
"sT. JACOBS OIL" *

.
Kidneys cause bacllache? Mo- They
have no nerves, therefore can not caus
pain. Listen! Your backache is caus-
ed by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and
the quickest relief is soothing, pene-
trating "St Jacobs on Rub it right
on the ache or tender spot, and Instant
ly the pain, soreness stiffness ana
lameness disappears. Don't stay Grip
pledI Get small trial bottle OF st.
Jacobs Or from your druggist ana
timber up. A moment after 1t is ap-
piled you'll wonder what became OF the
backache, sciatica or lumbago pain
.St. Jacobs Oilp stops any pain at once
II is harmless and doesn't burn or dis
color the skin.
It's the only application to rub on a
weak, lame or painful back, or for lum-
bago, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism
sprains or strain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-11-17
z&zMN6ijoIksWssisrs
sH.o'Iv. Nov. q. 1914
Lv- Fort Gay Central Time,

LN' Fort Gay Central Time.)
no. S-l;isR m. DaiIy--For K.noy.
non'on' Portsmouth. Cincinnati OF
umnus. Pullman sleepers 10 CtncIr-
hau' Chicago and Columbus. conna,,
w uon wa Snieago and 81. Louis for the
No. ls-ito5 p. m. Daliy-For coInm.
oHH, Cincinnati and Intermedint. 30
IONS Pullman Sleeper Cafe car !.
columbus. Connects at cinclnnati "a
columbus for points West.
Nv. zion a. m. Daily-For william.
SON Weich. Bluoneld. Roanoke. Lynch.
onrg' Norfolk. Richmond, PuIlma,
sleepera Cafe Car.
1888 p. m, DalIy-For wlll,.na.
Weieh, Blueneld. Roanoke. Norf'S1'
nShmond. Pullman Sleeper 10 Nor
folk. Cafe Car. S"
Train leaves Kenoya s:2s
Daiiy Tor Williamson, via Wayn. sna
caves henova s:45 p. m. for Purt.-
mouth and local stations ana la
henova $3.50 a. m. Daily FOR coIr,',.'.s
and local stations. \
For fun Information apnlv % u
W. q. 5EvILL. Pass. Tran No,
W. G. SAUNDERS, oenL p.,. A..
'oNNoNe' - VA.
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WONDERFUL RECORD.

$4,000 died last year from cancer 50
of them in Kentucky Who will be
next? Can the number be reduced ?
Yes, II you will have me treat you be-
fore II Is too late. ! have cured many
very bad cases and ! can cure You. 3m.
Y. HUFF.
r. I, Box 81, Fort Gay, w. Va.
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ANA.

The Emma Sunday school is pro-
crossing nicely at this place.
The people around here are pleased
with Woodrow Wilson for our Pres
ident-
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TEAMS FOR sALE:--A good span
Of mules and excellent pair OF horses
for sale at reasonable prices All good
work animals. AUGUSTUS SNYDER
Louisa, KY.
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Chesapeake & Ohio r.
s'h'd"'" 'uSi'oi 10 chang. .lisou, ns.,es
Effective January 8, 1915

"ee'Ne January 8, 1915.
Local trains leave Louisa son,h
oound' Z " a. m. week days and &. %
p. m daily y -
North bound, ieave Louisa 1000 am
aa,iy' $40 ,. m, week days. Mr.
ashland ll:25 a. m. daily. 5;s4n.
week days
10 Lexington, Louisville and West
Leave Ashland 1880 D. M. 4.to -
daily. Local. week days 70 Lexinsto on
1920 a, m. N'''t ''n'
To Cincinnati and West.
Leave Ashland, express. daily 400
a. M l;l5 p IN. Local. 100 n. m
uaiiy EXPRESS. 7io a. m.
Eastbouad, Main Line.
Leave Ashland, express daily. 1850
y. m, l;o6 a. IN. Local daily To Hunt
ington. 1903 p m. runs to Hinton week
days Express 1902 p. m.
in. MARcuM, Ast. Louisa. XIV.
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-poNlIAoN.

Cupid is still on the job Nov 10Th
Yinson Sammons. a West Va, boy and
Myrtle Fields OF this place, accompan
led by Mrs. Toby Curry quietly Slip
ped off to Louisa and were married
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
NEWS BRIEFS

The Uniform Rank or the Modern
Woodmen Will give steamboat eN-
aboard the steamer Joe Fowler. An in
tcresfinE program Is being arranged for
the entertainment
That the 1916 West virginia State
har and Exposition will be bigger and
better than ever is evidenced by tho
numerous new exhibits that have been
planned by the management One OF
me newest exhibits Is that Of a section
devoted 10 bees. The Panhandle Bee
Keepers association will have charge
81 this exhibition.
IT. J. Humphreys. principal OF the
washington school. has been Appointed
IN instructor Of the summer school or
West Liberty. He left last evening
ana u was announced he viii have
chsrEe % inc mathematics and a gen
eral professional course.
herman Happier. a former must
cian Or this city. connected with the
Fourth street church orchestra and the
lnitnrion church. r. now playing for
m" Edison records. according to word
received in the city BY his friends
David Cohen. a cigar maker living
at ia Charlins street. made applics-
ton for naturalization yesterday in
the federal court office. He was born
.n Roumsnia. and has been In this eoun-
The latest news regarding IN. hiEh
cost of living T. that matches are about
70 increase IN price. stores where three
boxes have been sold for ten osnts, are
box
Charged with taking a small savings
BANK from n Fulton home a local couuls
was arraigncd before squire Dobbs yes
terday. Tho riaintiff asked thar the
warrants 10 Withdrawn as the couple
arrested were the wrong parties
- man giving bis name a. John
Brown was fined 81 and costs yester-
day Yesterday bv squire w r Wickham
on plain drunk charge
william 4. Turner. prominent col
ored man OF tho city. who attended the
Republican convention a. chicago. re
turned % his home sunday evening
Prisoners from tho workhouse will Ne
required to make trips 10 tho various
dumping grounds NJ the city and get rid
- alI ueri"nahle rubbish that may be
dumped there
Member ~ The board Of eo,trot
Inaoc an inspection yesterday morning
Or 'Lr fHsf End Fairgrounds and or
lerfd an Ola tree chOEpcd down. A nun
Dor ~ buildings we're visited ~ the re-
Quest ~ tho f|ro chief and the building
inspector and improvements ordered
made
by virtue ~ a ~ Per cent dfv,ds,s
being 'er''rrf hy the rewlEv company.
.... .....Iisa doubling tho capital
ffiI"n have been ireuoI The county
con" Irr.."rrH received twenty csrffff-
r4frr .TUinr fnr fron 900 worth u -fo~t
f.0 Crock rtI WIN rrr four fava a
N'.H 'H-. El .." summer months owing
"f mon. and not shortage
rHs board ~ county commissioner.
"... . "."r |U.r frr rev road work.
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W. VA. GUARDSMEN
CONTINUED Prom First Pas.J

the Spanis h-.American war and who
has the ranking regiment Of the bril-
gade. and the only one which contains
he full quota OF twelve companies.
The majority OF officers Of this regi-
ment have had valuable experience in
the field, great many 81 them having
been in the Spanish-American war
with Colonel Morrison The others
have been in service during coal min
crs' strikes and have had training un-
der the direction Of United States
army officers AZ various state and
other encam pnents OF soldiers
The militia division OF the war de-
partment tonight indicated by wire
that II Is inadyisable al this time for
the hrst regiment OF West Virginia Ma
uonal Guard 10 he called into service.
The second regiment today contain.
ed nfty officers and col men. A mum.
Der OF enlistments have been made in
several towns. but until tonight ~ was
not known that the maximum strength
Of 1850 men for the regiment will be
permitted ard tomorrow enlistment.
viii be accepted In larger number.
More Troops Today.
Adtutant General Bond said tonight
II transportation facilities can be ar
ranged the movement OF the troops TO
kanavha City will begin tomorrow
No further orders from the war de-
partment are necessary in this con.
nection. He said further that tho call
OF the president for militia troops was
made because Of conditions in eNxicO
and that they are Ia be trained for
Mexican service. he said that on ac.
count OF more favorable climatic con
ditions. and better transportation "a
cilitiea, the change OF place for mo
bilization 10 Kanawha City was made
When the call for the soldiers wa
received ~ Welch leading business
men. whom Informed that dftecn mon
~ company * are married and that
their leaving work and families would
result in hardship on the latter. vol.
unfeered the use Of their own bank
accounts and credit NJ the mercantile
stores for the families OF each uuHI
the men return home
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ner OF Toledo. Ohio. From there she
viii 20 10 Akron. where she will visit
with her sister-in-lsw. Mrs. Albert
Auber.
William Higgins. a student in Case
Scientific school at Cleveland is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Higgins, OF Woodlawn. He
viii leave In a few days for a sum
mer school TO take a special course
Robert Reed. son Of Dr. and Mrs
r. J. Reed. Is in Pittsburgh. taking
psrtory TO entering college next year
Mrs. Elizabeth Cline OF Browns.
vile. Pa. who has been visiting her
neice. Mrs. H. g. ogden, returned 70
her home Monday.
Lieut.. John : Davis OF the L. S
Army recruiting station AZ PITTS
burgh. has returned home after eX
aiming three local applicants.
Miss Bertha Hobbs left last night
for few days visit az Deer PARK
Md
Mrs. \. /. Renze. and daughter. Miss
Alberta. will leave Thursday for Mead
Vile. Pa. Mrs. Benzes home. where
they viii visit relatives for several
DAYS
Rev. \. L. Benze. pastor Of the Zion
Lutheran church. viii depart Thursday
for Butler. 10 attend the annual meet
Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs Bovd Y Chambers. of
huntington. arrived here last evening
for "a visit with friends
n. walker Peterson. who was at
Battle Creek Mich. owing - the III
ness OF Mr. g.. O Magic. viii return 10
his home here this evening
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SECOND WEST VA.
tcontinu.d FROM rirs, Page,

Tor. Second Lieutenant Bruce s Cook
QuarfermaFtcr and Commissary second
battalion. Charleston
second Lieutenant Everett y
Brooks. QuartcrWdsfor and Commits
-ary third battalion Parkershurg
H"adquarlers company Parkers-
supply COMPANY Parkorsburg Cap.
tain Charles ~ Roll
Machine sun company. Huntington
Captain Charlie 3 Ten plsfon
The Companies
'ompanY 8. IarkcrahurC -Caurain
James 3 Watson. First Lieutenant
Charles % Johnson
company 3d. Batcusuood Captain
MIlf1m =. MCtouau First Lieutenant
Wilmer blackburn. SECOND Lieutenant
John " Carmichael
tompau, o. Charleston - Captain
Tom a. Drvis Ffrf Loufcr Hr'. U4r
Old % Cor1wrN. sconnd Lieutenant
George q N-atf
COMPANY U Spencer CAPTAIN Uarrv
81 iIOI-wHIo FIRST lieutenant. Charlie
Riley second lieutenant. WIIhcrf
Gum .uEhau
Company q rarte-sburr Carfain
Walter w White FIRST lieutenant
Howard . potaurhr. second Uoufrr
ant Trcd " Cochrare
Company 81 Huntington Captain
'ueus' e. Roinvol1. second usufru.
H0f George 7. rush
Company 7 Huntington Captain Ida
7 Harbour fret Lieutenant. Charles D.
Chapman second Lieutenant. Albert
~ FcftOr
COMPANY r. Wcirh Carfair Wr
n1w D. ErhHnt fret lieutenant Do
bort n Croudrr .ec0nd iIcufruIan.
I".f a. krf
Company T.. plusfed CAPTAIN Dftf
CON T. BAILEY fret Lieutenant uourfa.
BAILEY
COMPANY 49, Charleston rarf4.
Roy % Evans fret Lieutenant. How.
1rf WrNr'c second Lieutenant
TnTI. TcafiT
Hospital rurns pucFcTf .gart.f-
Francis T Ridley
U1ud Martin. hmf -CLIof afuefr..~
t. Uc W Gcrhardt
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PATRIOTIC PLAY-coIoHrAL

giF NNNfhlNlNs af the colonial today
j. the Bluebird photo-piav m which ].
arren kcrrigan IS starred. under the
title 81 a Son Of tho Immortals" This
work has an unusual plot ana forward
ing an interesting story there - dis
closed conditions in an imaginary king
dom over which An American Is called
% rule
Traditions are ruthiessly upset. and
To-" hnuhe" makes such heafWay IN pou-
uiarity with his subjects that the poll
tctans OF the kingdom decide tnHt ne
must Doc removed. hN means that usual ~
obtain iu Cuuntriss where assassination
serves az cross cut 90 tho purpose.
But assassinstinE an American seems
fo hn difficult Job especially whom
the pl"ttere congpirc without thought
or the public wishes
Sensations follow each other n rapid
succession. there are all SORTS OF eN-
rInfipus and battles. uIota and inter.
plots multiply and sfill through ~ aIl
the Yankee keeps n.- literal and frura-
tive head unssterrI. There IT. love
story 20 hetEhfcu tho interest and hold
together the strands OF scneafionaIisfn
and the usual happy ending Is obtained
through star Spauglcd Banner iu-
cideut that o. sure 10 arouse enthusiasm
Tho special bis added attraction Ia
CHARLIE Chaplin in his latest twp.parf
laugh nroyosrr. Police. also a Mutual
u
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UP To CARRANzA
tcon,inusd Prom FIRST PsgeJ

that other foreigners would be m
vowel IN any case. : weapon Of
terrible possi bllties - being forged
IN Mexico with the attempts 10 incite
inc Ignorant peOn population 10 a war
Ike feeling against tho United states
Mobs formed by half starved natives
who have been told that all ot
Mexico accumulated troubles are
trsceablo 10 the Americans micht
well proclpiiat" situation beyond
tho control OF the government
careful preparation has been made
Tor the protection ~ the big Ameri.
can colony near TampiCo In mum
bers II exceeds that in the capital. but
n Is near the sea aud navy gun boats
and light craft already have been
designed tO offcr prompt aid II
necessary. small landing parties
would be scnt TO open way TO the
boats
For the Mexico city problem no
such situation presents itself o. was
suggested 10 one official today that an
eNpeditionary force might b. rushed
20 the relief or Americans there. lie
replied that n would mean moving am
army of 1000 or perhaps 100 GOO
men and would take at least two
months 10 got them there.
Although no details concerning the
mobilization OF Natural Guardsmen
reached here TO-DAY. acknowledgements
or the orders came rom every Gov
oTnor. with word that the troops had
been ordered under arms.
Immediately Effective.
Secretary Baker announced durinc
the dsy that no had asked represent
alive Hyatt and senator Chamberlain
chairman OF the senate and house
military committee 20 endeayOr tO
bring about the adoption by congress
OF \ resolution putting into immediate
effect tho militia draft provisions oi
the new army organization bill which
will become effective July ! The
resolution probably viii BE- scnted
tomorrow In both houses
With thia information came als7
tho statement that the orders cailinc
out state troops were so framed n
to make b. possible 10 compel tho
presence A. the border. Al least. Of
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The united strength OF the uniform
rank OF the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics to be used in the
event OF war with Mexico Was tender.
90 Secretary OF War Newton ID. Baker.
by the supreme comnandery of that
organization, AT the twenty-ninth an
nual meeting which opened here yes
terday morning
IL was stated last night that II the
oner Is accepted. between 800 and g..
600 able-bodied and well trained men
can be quickly assembled and organ
lied Tor military service.
Inc sessions are being held in the
waldorf building on Market street
Inc morning session opened al 10
O'Clock. and was devoted 70 reports OF
committees and officers substan-
ual gain in membership during the
past year was reported. and several
new Communicates were Instituted. re-
ports showed
Eleven States Represented.
The sessions are largely attended
Mose man 100 delegates were in at
tendance yesterday. representing
lodges in eleven different states
Among the supreme officers in attend
ance and who have charge OF the
meeting are Prof. Richard p ChanaG
or Maryland. supreme commanded,
supreme Vice Commander John w,
Pultz OF West Virginia: supreme Cap.
tain n. J. kurner OF West Virginia !:
and Supreme Recorder and OrCanizer
Mason Jones OF Wheeling. w Va
Tho election Of officers will be tax
On up Al this mornings session which
VIII begin Al 10 o'clock. The meeting
viii md this afternoon \ press COM
mittee was appointed Yesterday. CON
sisting Of T.. w. Dawson. V. W Brow n
and Edward Gibson.
This evening. the delegates in At
tendance will 20 70 Pcllairo. 10 insti-
tuic commanders.
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been followed on an elaborate scale. His
msneuNcrs on "A FIRE polo used for slid
ms from the dormitory to tho main
Hoor a. m" alarm signal. produce az
avalanche 81 laughter Another feature
ON The program o. Douglas Fairbanks
ana Bessie Love n Reggie Mixes In"
nVe-act production Fairbanks a.
cgEir.' has just Do, role IN which he
eN"clr. happy Eo-lucty sort ~ chnp
ever ON Do" out look Tor adventure IN
cit"mruf and adventure NOT coming to
MN. Fairbanks. On his usual strenuous
way. goes fu them Everyone should
see this program TODAY.
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ness that she Is soon to rulhU her great
est mission IN life turns her thoughts
towards her husband. whom she loves
despite his deception. Thus IL lis that
motherhood ultimately unites the clans
or Haddou and Bassstt after years Of
continuous nEhtinE.
The Paramount TraveloEue and "Srs
America First" are the added features
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
JUSTICE COURTS

i-r.r HELLER CHARGED with stealing
frw DIE m".. .r.in .iaw Mrs..
N..-r m FrrrrfHuu wise arrested voa-
..'.i. N '.".. H... NI.k'r on n war
rnrf H I". Ir.Hha Or ia claimed
t.' 'I.'.r won. fH ffr hons eafur-
Gov eHI Como rvru rrra'frrahfy hotter
or CHOW "r wee whom be won't
N..'Hr. .rNf.r drunk was Arrested
fr Constable eu.Ef.
d ono A.. o. Jackson. two brothers
CHARGED w'. ff'HHIrr whfstrv fn fha
f...' r Hf ... & o frrof were
Dr.. .' officer Davis anf
f rf| com. tr Squire Crrr-
can
d. -u"l r r gump ana r. q.
N... err. I.f rr similar Charge were
f.r won't ~ evidence by Gore
e.Hrr.. .rHr. tv wi-ktsr. vii
Fr' h.r.Ue n.rr
W7 Allow rr.-f-rs changes
r.HH
N- Doesn't Hr Take ~ rms.
Bond f u".f fH ".-r- nr rerrv r.-
r. .... " .w I. .ff..a n- g.1
ORD ..a' .I Boston Transcript
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|, About People
EoNe6srts 81 InoiSldusis 70
and Tr9m :hs City

At the Hotels.
- Mary. Mr.. sadie take. rriInu,i.
vs.. frichard Msnuinstou' Mrs
i.,,.ls" i,nn.'r M'nnington. is's SIN 'n
No. 't "-s Ma H..i1 'larNs
I1fItson t.,rl,ri,t., So, ,I.' a,
ton
Viudsor-J D. uenman. Ciarkshu-E.
q, u tord rsrk'r. burs. -. y Fowler
Barton. Bonner. Mrs O. s. McClo-ksy.
d .r.,t.- t,,,oi,..,,',, 81. .'' y, -
nard. Waeftrrton' rs,,ao an.
briEnt. ,has ~ coit1e. Sp.r,.r
rowoIi Pin, Grove. Thns Neii,n-y
W Woodland. Is .. CIsfkeuu. Litu'tn1.
NJ. rnd Mrs Geo. 4. Mtn'r,etnr. Graf
',..-..., ,......, ....,
,.,....,. VI"
o. rs tr Vasnirefsr. IS rs Au.irs
W 81 i.,ar,' Wassiurtar % H.. .,
u'.. lluu'rsf.n. %. o. 9uvdsrHss. smi.h-
.'' %. W 'u'.hfi'id. Hundred. L'.H-
i'I.Yf' N. i'".l'.a .,, OIL,
"a G-lr.Ii> ll,r,,rst.,
sumps Nsrnirrfar Nr ana 81. Er.g
o. ,ramt,ra fiuufI.rf.r. f4rier
Harvey GrrmauIa. John stacker. Wood.
lands. trsd y. ~tys.r. Now MAtan.Hr.,-
I.a', ''''.. ''h''''. T.. D. Sn''''.
''a'- o. r.-..- ,,...,..-..- ..
=, kruf. recon- D. '.-,f'.rr ,.r
r.I|.,|.r.. IS Vi, sar.r columbus
Miss LILLIAN UoI ~ Huntington.
IS va. a. fhe guest of NI.. Ross
Parker a' hcr home on the Island
Mites MIrfr0d UINsr ~ nIfffhurrh
who Hfr been 'he quest of Nt.7 -1ran
I'udr'.h 30 fh. homo ~ hDr parents
Dr and Nrr D. s ITIdrcfh. fOr fh'
lf.f week. is ,.iun1 friends af Echo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
UNITED SUPPORT
IS rendered TO
SECRETARY BAKER
SUPREME commANoeRY OF UNI.
FORM RANK, J. o. y. A. NJ.
TAKES ACTION

T~enty-rinth Annual Meeting Opened
Here iesterdsy-is lsraely At
tended-To Elect To-Day
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Sulkies with and
without hoods -
reed and metal
bod les.
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The Place

The big store, located
Out of the High Rent
District.
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\ POO Discount on all
kinds an d styles of
Baby Carriages.