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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
PROFESSOR {. r. WILLIAMS
ANNOUNCES.
Asks to Serve as Superintendent Of
Public Schools.

Asks to Serve as Superintendent Of
Public Schools.
For the first time in my life am
announcing as a candidate for public
office. that OF county superintendent
OF public instruction. have been too
devoted to my work as a teacher TO
turn aside to other things. II goes
without saying that am no politician.
regret that school matters have %
do at all with politics. The brain and
heart OF helpless childhood are things
too delicate and deathless TO be raj
fled off In political shambles.
When Professor T. W. Parker left
here last September. out OF all the
school men In the county. he selected
me to do his work. cannot forge,
his courtesy and confidence. He ex.
pected possibly TO return. II is now
practically certain that he will not.
feel therefore. am violating no obli
cation to him in offering for the
place.
All admit that a school man should
occupy the office. II so. the best
school man available should have II.
evidently. think the following quail
ties should decide: The breadth and
accuracy OF a mans education; the
extent and success OF his teaching ex
perienee; his business ability: his
personal character and brain power
May state. without egotism some
things about myself?
| hold two college degrees. p. A
and NJ. A., with some post graduate
work at the University OF Chicago.
have been a life long student
have had thirty-odd years OF teach
ing experience, twenty OF which were
spent In Texas. This experience COW
ers all sorts OF school work. from the
primary country school 10 college
work. embracing the private school.
the church school. the public school.
Has that experience been successful? !
Let others. educational experts. say.
men who are both competent and un-
biased.
Dr. R. S. Hyer. president Southern
Methodist University OF Dallas: He
stands In the very front rank in Tex.
as and no better work Is done any.
where.
The late Geo. p. Garrison. Phi. ID. OF
Chicago: In my opinion Alexander
Collegiate Institute II one OF the best
preparatory schools In Texas.
DIR. ]. r. Allen, chairman faculty
Southwestern University: In teach.
ing power Professor Z. r. Williams
was the equal. II not the superior. OF
any OF our faculty OF eighteen.
DIR. W. J. Battle. University OF
Texas: II would be well for the cause
OF education In Texas II We had more
schools like yours.
The Rev DIR. Z. II. Chappell. grad
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
SOME COTTON UNsoLp.
Bryan Warehouses Contain About 2
600 Bales, Property Of Farmers.

600 Bales. Property Of Farmers.
At the present time there is in the
three warehouses OF Bryan nearly q.
900 bales OF cotton unsold~and which
is being held for higher prices. The
major portion Of mis- cotton belongs
to NE farme< some OF whom have
SECURED ss<Snces on it from the
]. NJ. Ferguson. manager Of the Bry.
an brick warehouse. reports that he
has about 700 bales In storage at his
place. mostly belonging to farmers,
and a few bales coming in almost
every day.
A. J. McCollum. manager OF the
Farmers Union Warehouse Com
pany. reports that there is now in
that warehouse 525 bales. which also
belongs to the farmers. He also re-
ports that he had weighed 1886 bales
at his place for the season.
In tho Lawrence warehouse there
Is a little more than 300 bales now
on hand. while there Is also 300 bales
on the compress platform ready for
pressing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
GRANT AND LEE IN THE
BIRTH OF A NATION"

When General Robert Z. Lee. at Ap-
pomattox. wished to make some mar.
ginal notes on the papers of,the final
surrender. he asked the bystanders
for a pencil. Strange 20 say. not one
OF the numerous officers and aides-de-
camp was able to offer him one. At
last an officer OF Lees staff extract.
ed a pocket inkstand and feather quill
from his kit. and with the aid OF these
the historic document was written and
the names OF Grant and Lee affixed
atithe bottom. sol
The above bit of history was dug
up by David W. Griffith during his
staging OF Lees Surrender to Grant
at AppomattoS." one OF his striking
historical fac-simile scenes In Grit
fiths motion picture. The Birth OF a
Nation" coming to the Colonial The
alter on. Wednesday and Thursday.
Feb. 23 and %. with a matinee on
Thursday.
General Grant Is correctly represent.
ed In his fatigue uniform, dusty and
travelstained. whilst General Lee is
shown In the complete panoply OF mill
tary dress. MY aim" said Mr. Crit.
filth. in speaking Of such scenes recent.
ly. has been 10 introduce as little
acting as possible. have tried TO be
accurate in every detail and keep
away from theatricaksm."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
AL and OTHERWISE

/ beer In bottles at Noto's.
BY Colson was here from lola
,. White Of wixon was in the
Pday.
Martin of Cottonwood was In
~ today.
Dyass was in the city today
Harvey.
weld cast iron and brass. Nun.
Moehlman.
Yeager OF Kurten was here
on business,
q. T. Williams OF wellborn
Bryan today.
Tge Williams OF Greens Prairie
the city today.
Cayitt was In the city on bust.
pday from Wheelock.
4. wagnon OF Navasota spent to.
Bryan on business.
h fish at all times. Phone No
Cullough a Hunicutt.
and Mrs. J Scasta Of Wheelock
rading In Bryan today.
ind Mrs. W. F. odom we're In
iurten today shopping.
James Cooper was In from
Prairie today shopping.
veal, all the time veal at Nc.
sh a Hunicutt market.
". G. Lovelace OF Mumford
the city shopping today.
les Nordstrom left yesterday
BON for Austin on,business.
7. Peyton was here today from
by on business with our mer.
pr T. c. Mum returned last
rom an official business trip to
bel and Mrs. Clarence ousley
o Fort Worth and Dallas this
on.
b oysters all the time in sea.
all or phone No. 2. Mccullough
cutt.
n. Saxon. one OF the substantial
OF Reliance. was In Bryan to-
business
nd Mrs. >. y. CoIlard OF Mum.
ere here today on business
r merchants.
Shelton Of Fort Worth. con
with the "Buy-Itin.Texas' or
Jon. was In Bryan today on
y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

WIN Jones and Birdie Ford. colored,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
JUDGE MAloNEY Ill.

County Judge J. T. Maloney was
taken very III Thursday evening with
a severe chill and was sick all night,
but was able tc-come down to the
courthouse this morning about IL
O'Clock as the commissioners court is
still very busy, with considerable bust.
ness yet on hand.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

to Bremond this afternoon for a week.
end visit to relatives.
Mesdames J. II. Bayley and J. o.
Morgan OF the College spent a short
while in the city today.
Call us Saturday for Sausage. spin.
ach. mustard. turuip=. lettuce. celery
and beets. Cooper a Cole
]. W. Doremus Jr. OF Calvert was
here on official business yesterday
and today to visit his father. -
J. S. and VIII Byars, Two s~Ssisn.
tial farmers from Undergraduates. spent
the day In Bryan ON business.
DR. Mae McAdams. in charge OF the
pathological department of Bryan Hos.
pital. went to Bremend this afternoon.
II. o. Boatwright. president OF the
First National Bank. left this after.
noon for a business trip to Marlin and
Waco.
o. W. Williams OF Fort Stockton.
near III Paso. was here Thursday and
Friday on business connected with the
A. and NJ. College.
We have received the new spring
models In our special So mems hats.
See them In our vestibule window.
Sam II. Wilson a Co.
J. H. Mccullough. the well.known
stock man. left today for Marlin to
spend several days at the hos wells
for the benefit OF his health.
l.. NJ I.evison. general manager OF
the Bryan a College lnterurban, has
been very sick for several days. but
is now thought to be improving a
little.
Why pay $500 for your hat. when
you can buy just what you want for
s2.OO. Our window is full OF the sea.
sons newest novelties. Sam b. vii.
son q Co.
Tickets on sale for the Perry re-
cital. villa Maria. March 3 at James
Drug Store. Smith Drug Company,
The Dixie and Weeks Confectionery.
Adults soc, children ?5c.
Mr.. T. W. Morley and daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Wilson. visited Mr., and
Mrs. Lee Morley at Bryan Saturday
| and sunday Mr.. Morley says his
sons eyeslght is but very little i'm
proved. jacksonville Meteor.
5. S. Hunter OF Shreveport was in
Bryan couple OF days this week on
business connected with the Bryan
a College Interurban. OF which he Is
one OF the principal stockholders and
directors. lie returned home Thurs.
day afternoon.
I have for rent at reasonable
price one and onequarter miles west
of Bryan on the Brazos bottom road
&c acres OF good pasture land. with
plenty OF water. Part of land In cul.
tivation. Apply to Mrs. Rhoda Battey,
Box ls2. Hearne. Tex.
NJ. II. James Jr.. who hab been MAX
ing his home at Brszorh for some
time, has resigned his pbsltion there
and was here yesterday 10 visit the
family OF his father He went tc
Houston in the afternoon on business
At the suggestion OF number ol
ladies. and TO suit the convenience oi
those who haze engagements else
where. and would be deprived from
attending the musical to be given Al
L. y. Parks store on Monday after
noon. the hour viii be changed to
O'Clock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
NEW EXPRESS WAGON.

Agent r Z. Hood Of the Wells
Fargo Express Company received a
new and up to date delivery wagon
today. one Of the best that his com.
pany puts out and he feels very
proud OF II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
NINE. enAvlllEn, BEAUTY
CulTuRlSI OF

NEW YORK win demonstrate for lin
TIED time her own remedies. How to keep
Young at your home by appointment to re-
tain youth and beauty TO the impoverished
skin obliterating wrinkles and blaekheads.
Free massage to teach how to apply with
purchase OF goods. PHONE ;t2.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
DELINQUENT 1Ax SUITS.

Ffty.five delinquent tax suits have
been filed in the district court dur.
ing February by the city OF Bryan.
which will be heard at the March
term Of court.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
COUNCIL DID NOT MEET.

There was no meeting Of the city
council last night as per announce.
ment. and the probabilities are none
will be held until next week. unless a
special meeting should be called.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
FOR SALE.

New fourroom house and one acre
of land on College road; convenient
TO car line. Price SAYS. The improve
ments are worth the money.
]. W. BATS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
Past Rearets."

Those Russian nihilists must feel.
With ammunition getting low.
Regretful that they've used so much
For bombs the past five years or so.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

Or. W. s. Smith. osteopath. will be
at Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons Of each
week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18

]. w. BATS has FOR SALE
2 lots located on UrsuIine Ave-;
ideal for a store or residence site
and the price $4,000 makes il a
good investment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11
EKVORITE
CIGARETTES
10 for Sc.
Also packed 20 for Toe.
SISTERSVILLE

SlsTERSVILLE. W. Va. April 10
yonn X Mccoy has returned TO mis-
bone in Decatur. Ala. after a few
here to attend the funeral Of his
brother. tho late Henry W. Mccoy.
Mrs; \. r. Jenkins has arrived home
from Detroit. where she has been spend
3ng several weeks with relatives.
Algeo Marsh has returned from, Lima
%. where he attended tho funeral OF
The late NJ r Dcweese.
Mrs. +. Chesney has arrived home
from Akron. o. TO spend a week or ten
days visiting relatives and attsndinE
Miss Alice Jones. who has been the
guest OF Miss Cora Lucy and other
friends. has returned 10 her homo IN
Mrs. -Judson II. Miller, OF Ithaca. y
y. mother OF Mrs. W. IL Malick. OF this
city. died last Wednesday after a strokr
Mrs. Mdlick was called to Ithaca about
month ago by tho illness Of h-I
father, who Is some better.
Mrs. Catherine Beaver has gone q
Alliance. 9, to spend a Few weeks with
Rev. g. W. Kepler has returned from
Buckhannon, where he conducted serV'
Mrs. Charles pevine. who has been
She guest Of her parents. Nr. and Mrs
George Mcbride. has returned TO her
nome IN Tranord. Ia.
Mrs. Arthur Itcuier and daughter,
Miss olgo Renter. spent saturday IN
Wheeling.
George Nciu. ST.. who has been very
III for the past week. died sunday even
ing At the home Of his daughter Mrs
-. Murray. He is also survived ny two
sons, George Nclll Of Emliuton. Pa
and J. Frcd Sell. Of wheeling.
Mrs. Philip Solru and daughter. Helen
spent saturday with Miss Marie Salm
who Is iu thu Ohio Valley hospital
Mrs. J. l.. Boreman. daughter Ertha
aud son. Roland. have returned home
20 Holiday Cove, after spending sew
eral days with Mr.. ana Mrs Foreman
Of Wood street.
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bunch Of cattle to Mr.. Samuel Sax. Of
Fulton.
charles Woodruff has moved from the
g g. Whit" property To Dr. Woodruff
residence in Dallas
Miss Amanda chase has returned home
after "a six weeks visit with her moth
'r. Mfs. George icyton. Of Greggsville.
I.csli" Little has moved his family
IRON Dallas 10 the 4 J. Toland farm.
which was formerly occupied by John
Amos. who. pa turn. has gone TO a farm
on Irish Ridge.
Nessrs. Charles Turk and John Sirawn
Mtr. business callers in Washingto on.
Wsdn. sday.
Tho examinations for diplomas was
held saturday IN the Burusvillc school.
under the direction OF Or H. NJ I.acock.
Miss Grace J.. Sprowls and j. II. Her
rod.
Those from Eeham Knob who re-
Hunter. Esther Atkinson. Selle Mat
th-ws and Messrs. Ralph Clovis and
charles Atkinson
Miss Mary Creighton. Of Wooster.
o., y 'Npcctcd- home to-day To- spend
some time with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. }. y. Creighton.
Margaret Little returned 20 her home.
saturday. after few days visit with
h'r aunt. Ms. OH Davis.
william Thompson and Miss Mary
kEglc were Wheeling callers. Friday.
Mr.. David Archer 81 Majorsvilir. was
"a business caller ip Echum. Friday.
Mrs. VIII Miller. Of Coon island.
rents. Mr. and Mrs " VI Roth
y. Ross Sprow 's. Of West Finley. was
e. caller ln this section. Thursday.
Mrs Paul Hhoadts. who has been 800,
does mot Improve.
Miss Ethel Buchanan. 81 near sand
liiL who has boon 90 of measles. suf-
f'red rsfr Ue. SUNDAY.
Mrs. ON Davis returned to- her home
90 Nhe'l.us N'su0 ebay. after q VISIT
WIN Der parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. }.
Porter
Frank Hess was e. business caller in
Dallas. saturday
Nia- Fife ~ful'ar arrived. saturday.
60 tr'uu several dH.. With her parents.
Mr. tnd Mrs d. o. ~toIlar
Levi. li..r. OF West FINLEY Was "a
tu.l r1I..r 900 I'haw. Saturday.
Mr WiH E.Uhrt and SON Trrrk ,fere
Callers Dol Elu Grove. "Wednesday.
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Misses Luclla Wallace and Ada Ora
ham. ~ Wheeling are visiting az the
home Of Mrs. g. T. Dare. Of Commerce
Mrs Howard Rardcs and young son
have lcff for Williamsburg. Pa where
they viii spend the next few months for
The health Of Mrs. Bardes.
Mrs Rufus Rogers. Of wcIIsviilc. O .
SPOUT sunday as the guest Of wellsburg
Nrs Frank Nolihardt and daurbtcr.
Miss jean. were Wheeling shoppers. Sat
Mrs Ralph Thomas and son Ralph
have returned 90 their home az PITTS
hurEh. after several weeks visit In this
,ifF
Mr. aud Mrs. Mathcmy. ~ bridgeport.
o.. were guests. sunday. Of Mrs. 4 w
Reeves. Uf CONNIE rec street.
Mr. Muhlomau. Of Stcuhcnviiie. ~
nrt Miss Eva Coee. Of bridgeport. ~
visited ~ The homes OF ". q Howard
ana \. W. Homnrev. Yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. a. NJ Warden and family
were Weekend visitors in 50. C1nirsviiie
~. Mr warden has returned 20 his
homo. but Mrs. Warden and the children
VIII remain for n few days
Fuchsias received their mares from
Leonard Fuchs. who discovered this
species of house plants.
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ar T. Stropc and daughter. Miss
N'Sid. entertained a number Of their
lri' NOS az "a party. wednesday evening.
4 pheasant time was spsnt boz conNsrz1-
Il"n music and games. after which dnin-
~ r'if' ~hmEufS we're served Those
WI" Ift'nd'd were Messrs. william Mat
news. IhumHE Sfrupo. John Plants.
l"h"rf Sfnllar Guy Matthews Ralph
lows. iert kichsN. Robert Hunter.
rank ltrh'J. Guy Clovis Das G1Isu-
tln.. irNillc lich'y. Paul bon.tou.
tHIph lt"sS. William Eirhtl. Ralph
hunter Charles Atkinson aud William
Hunter. Misses Nsiis clovis. bessie
l"ustou. Dora Clovis. Nu-fa Strupe. Nsi-
.t' Mhtt'mHu. Etduru Hunter. Thslma
."uef"u. l.l.HI Whitrmun. GLADYS
Hunter. Nrdath Dousfuu. Amanda Chase.
lnuri' Sf0ll4r. 1-iturs Hunter. C1arIuda
Matthew Esther Atkinson Ns1o Mat
th'ws and Frances Wishcv
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MeArechen Briefs.

McMecheu Lodge. NO. ia knights of
PythiHs. will hold its regular weekly
business meeting this evening at tho
Castle Han.
Mrs. George Murphy and daughter.
VINO are ill Of measles ~ their HON,
here. are slowly imprpN luE.
Russell Miller. uf Marshall street. who
has been conducting out for the tsla pa
barn ~ the Traction company. has been
transferred TO the local division.
Lincoln l. dge. so. 80. ]. -. O D.,
hold a largely attended business meet
INK last evening al the McMcChsu buiiG-
iLg. az seventh and Marzhall streets
Parker Boyf. Of Mouud-Vilic extra
conductor for the Traction company. has
secured late straight M,Mechcn run.
Tho run was thrown open by the rcsiE.
nation of Walter Bickcrson.
william Ftu. motOrmau on the
Mounds yIlle-Wh"clinE division 81 the
Traction company. is OFF duty for sew
cra1 days.
Extensive repairs ere being made m
the Traction sumpauy's tracks through
the narrows this week
a force ~ y. 4 -. trackmen will be-
gin work this week putting ia mum Der
Of new cross ties under the tracks of
tho main division along tho car ham
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oRDsREDTo PRACTICE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April 10
An order was issued today by the adju.
tant general directing the West Nir-
GINA national guard companies 10 i'm
"a ~diRiely begin small arms outdoor
practice.
Another order commissions E.lVIB 4.
Hamilton. first infantry. d first lieu.
tenant. Tie il assigned to /. company
taking the place OF Lieutenant Stow.
art. res igned.- The resignation of First
Lieutenant Charles g.. Baker was made
OF record today for the first time. al.
though no resigned in 1912. followinC
the Cabin Greek strike trouble, to re-
sumo has work IN college.
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Mrs Edward Brosche. of Bosgs Run
who has been quito IN. is reported TO Ii.
slightly improved
James sheets OF Eofr street. who vas
struck by an automobile last Tuesds v
is improving nicely at the Glendale hos.
pital
Miss Efie Mason has returned 20 ne,
friends here
Rev. James Mehood. Of Colorado. is
m the city, the guest 81 his parents
Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH Mahood
The members Of the Union High
Schoul baseball team We're upon tho
upper McMechcn field yesterday ia prep
srstiou for the contest SATURDAY. with
the Elliott business college.
An interesting meeting of the mem.
htrs OF the Evening Star lodge. No. Is
knights Of fythiaS. was held last night
IN m" McMechen building.
frof. j. y. King and NJ. p. Hanifan
nave returned to their homes here. after
"a visit at Moragntown
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NEW SOLONS WILL .
ORGANIZE TONIGHT
SESSION THIS EVENING WILL az
6USEED WITH APPOINTMENTS
OF COMsfITTEEs.
Thomas Brannen. Former Councilman
Dfes-Local Man 20 Jail-Other
Benwood News.

This evening the members 81 the
newly elected council Will take thcIr
oath Of office and viii commence orffve
duties &c directors 81 the adminiSf "a
ton 81 Renwood The meeting Will he
AN Important one. as the REORGANIZATION
VIII Ice effected. council cournitt.es an
p0inted ana CONNIE nccmeut OF a large
amount Of business Tor the coming
spring
During the year 1915. the affairs of
the city viii be in the hands OF tho
Republicans. they having elected seven
10 three members elected by tho Demo
Crats. and the progressive program Of
Hesitation adopted by the Republicans
Is expected 20 be carried OUT.
The members who take the oath Of
ONCE this evening are. First ward
Fred Olson and Roy smith: Second ward.
y w, Landers and James Z. Higgins
Ihird ward, e. l.. Evans and Jam. :
Hunter; Fourth ward. John H. Hall and
I'd Britton. Fifth ward. II. ID. Mckee
and Vincent Rodgers
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REVOLVER TOTERS
GET SIX MONTHS
MEN ARRESTED AT MMECHEH SAT.
URDAY GET STIFF FINE
AND JAIL TERM.
Both Carried Big RevolverS-other Gen
eral News Of Interest in and
Around McMechen.

Joseph pecr Of BcuWood. and "a mar
giving tho name ot William Barnes. who
were arrested at McMcchsn SATURDAY
lEht h> chief OF Police Chester T..
itArdeSly. were arrsiEncd before squire.
" 4. clayton. az the county Jail ycater-
Gay morning. on charge Of pistol
i"ting. Both mon pleaded guilty as
charged and were uned $50 and cost.
each, and sentenced TO serve SIX month
in the Marhall county Jail.
oscr is "a resident of Ecuwoof and g.
an eN-cpnFict. He was sentenced to
serve i've years az MouutsNIIlc abou-
SIX years aEO for breaking pa box cars
81 TIM Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY.
he served two years Of his sentence
and was parolcd HIS parole expired
about year or so ago. but little fe
known or Earnes. lie refused TO dis
close his place 90 residence. and DO i4
thought liHru'g is q fictitious name
When arrested by Chicr Hardsetv a.
sixth street shortly after ~ o'clock Sat-
urday night. the men had in their pos
session satch"l which contained nitro
Elyceriu'. flash lights and safe drills.
" hilc each carried a gun. User having "a
tf-calihrc colt. and Barnes q .3S-caltbrc
IVcr-Johuson.
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visiting with her sister. AZ Parkers-
burg Tor several DAYS.
AIRS saul Moore. ot Fifth street who
recently underwent an operation for
ApI'ndlDif's AZ the Glendale hospital
4s getting alouk nicely.
Misses lucgvne and Gertrude smith
nav" returned 20 their studies az In
here.
Mrs. John Hunt Of Western avenue.
yesterday underwent an operation FOR
appendicitis at he Glendale hospital
blanchard T.. Hiatt. Of seventh street.
l"ft yesterday for Charleston. where he
VIII So nd several days attending 10
business matters.
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WEST ALEXANDER


WEST ALEXANDER Pa. Il ID Z.
AIfil lo.-Thc many friends Of Mr.
Armstrong; BLAKE. Of near Dallas. and
MISS Lotfie kichcy. Of MuIorsviil. will
DE- interested To- learn OF their marriage
which was s'l'mnizcd on April g. az
Vince ling. The bride IL charming
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs :. ". Eichsy.
ana ~" groom D. son Of MI and Mrs.
Garrett klas". Mr.. and Mrs. Blake have
many friends who wish them we'll ON
their matrimonial journey.
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YOUR SPRING
TONIC

To Hk" tonic in tho Spring d.
uuIF aiding nature Eyery body needs
DO. confinement fo tho hom. tho
store. or fha ofn." during tho win.
frr months has reduced our vitality
Your az. beginning fo notice thaf
Tired Feeling Nothing alarmin.
l0u imply need a Spring Tonic. "a
Hra.nr. epwrthirr fp forD up Tho
whole system rI.au.' tho blood star.
100 a healthy circulation and rruIst.
.ls Diver
DONE experiment ff.a Spring. try D.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-11

. NccoruinE % SuTerinfcndout M. r.
fedicord. tho attendance I'm the schools
Ht Benwood and NcMechen has SUI
Tered great decrease owing to the
epidemic OF measles. \ large number
Of the pupils OF both schools have been
connned TO their homes on account OF
the epidemic and number OF parsnt !
tearing the disease have not permitted
their children TO attend school