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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
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tIHMN> COS >TIE- NrINk

PARIS. Aus g. - 30 ~ lIi' 'l
rcnl statement toda yfollows.
u%or,h of he Summc Wc r"rulsod
r,si rlrhi several German assaults
upon the Monncu farm. and We orr
rau.yed our new position between TINS
farm and the li"mV'Ud
1T has been confirmed that the
German units engaged 100 'hr rorl""
of the Moua,u farm hal tu D." r'li"N-
cd na a result Of tn, heavy i"-a' th"F
hay, sustained sine" Iuly 30
"South o. fthe river Sommo. e c"un-
ter attack upon our positions 'ocni"d
ta tho south OF Err"ss tall'd under
our IRE.
"on the right bank OF m" river
N,usc the Germans delivered soy
.rnl violent counter attacks upon the
trenches whch We captured Ncst'r-
dny EveryVhoru our curtains OF
Nr. and the hrc uf our infantry
checked the efforts uf our adversary
who suffered heavy LOSSES y Tor
our troops following up their Hd-
lnut,Eos. they have made notable
urosrcss to tho south of flcurN Ih'N
have reached tho immediate sur
,ouudtuEs of this Nillag" ana nave
even gone beyond tn" railroad Sih-
inn The number ot prisoners W"h
hy us yesterday In the region "l
Il,ury alone ~ ~ excess "' 200 Ih'-
raI..s to loo the total number "i
lhIr-bodied prisoucrs VIII" have i'I-
len into our hands since the FIRST "i
Angus, ON the riph' bank ui ih'
: Mcus"
I'm the rcRion of NIuN le Chhp''r'
and Chcuoi-. rhor, has been cunhu-
nod intense artillery aghtIng but
without infantry participation. Th'
night passed quietly ON the remainder
of the front except in ,h" forest "i
Aprcmont where "" dispersed WIN
rife fin, certain German patrols.
con the front along The S"min'
sergeant Chnina, yesterday had two
aerial encounters with German ma
chimes and IN each case Nan9nish'h
MS adycrsary These two new N'''
tories make total Of eight German
machines which have been brought
down hy this aviator. Another Ger
man acroplnnc. attacked 1T close
auartcrs bv ono Of our ma h'n's. l'l
a. tho ground and whs wrc'N'i neat
thnuuY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
Irish Knight Convicted of Treason
TO King Pays the Death Pen.
atty Without Showing Any
Concern Over H,s Fate.
GREAT CROWD SURROUNDS
GATES OF THE PRISON
Jeering Yells Greet Signal That
Trap Is Sprung; Only Ono
Newspaper Makes Editorial
Comment on Execution.

lhy Evening Herald Leased wirel
London. Aug Roger easement,
former iriush knight ana consul. Wit.
hHnr'd tt q o'clock this morning IN
I.uJ"r,llir iail for high treason. Hs
NH. convicted ui ,nuspirIug 20 cause
Hu armed revolt in ireland and with
having sought German aid TO that
'ud
Two nuurs before tho execution II
crowd OF men. women ana children
gathered before tho prison yatcs. At
O'Clock tn. crowd had swollen 10
urh proportions that 10 extended for
1857" blocks from tho prison front AZ
Du' minute aft,i . S single stroke Ut
me ni+ u'il announced that tho trap
utd u''u sprung ~ wa the signal
t"r Wu.king IscrinE v,il from the
crowd which sudi.nly di-d away into
doad silence.
la'u.r ~ the morning. two priests
ut th, Eumtn 'Ithplt, church ad.
n.uI-t"tHd t1' last rites ~ the con
tn, ,Hndniulci man ana ahorty
tif.'WHrd To- ltu' procession headed
H' ih" '.Hges mou. Wtth easement fol
..wur wtrdrr uu 'ith't side. pre-
.'.i'd tpwuId tho execution shed
.f.E Tive 'url# away AZ the party
..u.i,t 'u, he'd where tho gnlluws
,H. erected ~, special .Xccutloucr.
hafr.IrD -'f named .IlH. approa n
.I easement and quickly piniuucd
I.u. 'H..m,u' mounted the Fnilows
I.u. and commended h. spirit -
i.f be-" topp'I on tho trap \
....H. hI,r 'I, to.er Was pgllcd-
.H 'w,.I Una pronounced dead "A;
... uH.''. after o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
Six Minor Chiefta;ns no One Time
Connected With Outlaw Are
Taken Prisoner or Give Them
selves Up Lately.
CARRANCIsTA TROOPS NOW
PATROL BIG BEND BORDER
Strong Detachment Sent from In
terror To Prevent Crossing of
Rio Grande to Rand American
Settlements.

RN iNfNlNE NNfHtt I..HffN W IruT
Chihuahua city Nj. AUG. . --
Several important Villista leaders have
been captured or have .Ifguud.rcd to-
government troops Within the last
few days General Jacii.. TroNiro an
nounccd today Include among the
prisoners taken At CCro Gordo and
brought here today wcr, Gabriel vail
ducsu. former Villa General. Gre
gorio Casco, formerly NIu3 ucton-
ant colonel and TWO sp-.l'Irt Ncut,n-
ants.
General Hiario Rolr uez reported
from Ia Noucha that b.. uld rccciN-
ed th" surrender OF IlHrro AyaloF.
who held generals commission uu-
der villa together with tIfy-ouo
men. while Tereso Mu.H'rs .u-e1t-
ed colonel with forty-n., mpu. also
has given himself up.
Color. Jesus Lool. .h.tf ur tan 20
Geuoru Trr, no. lcn to-day fur am
Inspection trp To- S.Hu T1rr,uu
and Mouter'y prolmH#n f, 'h" r.-
disposition u' some of ur force uf
the army u' the NORTH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
Seventy Per Cent of Ballots Cast
on General Strike by Over 400 900
Railroad Men Are Counted Today

New York seventy per oi the ballots 10y
than 100000 railroad employees of the United States th
strike counted by the special board of teller, tins
tins Timothy Shea. assistant president of r Brother
EugIucnci of lc work
declared thai Of these almost all favored u strike
The will be- completed Mr. Shea sand until Monday of
week that the ballots expected
until SATURDAY The ballots counted the and
southern railroads The those districts virtually
complete
II the strike concluded by Monday night Mr. Shea said
leaders brutlcrhoods
ot
agcrS ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
tptN~i IpE ,NSlMI>I
DI\Ii.N ,I,Ii.> >INIIMtNT

Hn1t.lpnH Aug Michael
Ean. IH.I.. uf counsel frr Roger
..f..u..' .r a statement gwen uu'
r... u r.rr fY thai Waiv uF lord
....r .u. 100 London ye-feriit,
...H H..f tH. statement mat lr.sh
.rr 100 irrmany suffered undue
H.r| u.. Hr.lu-r they d.d not iu.u
mont. uu.t brigade vas fuI-"
..H .. .t,u.r ot y appeared AZ fu'
fI...
t.. l..I, further stated that 'Eo
.af counts of The Indictment aF1.u.t
....H.ri r.f,rt"a o. a.'- Committed
900 ..imlIF aud thar tn- British s'F-
trH.tHI refused request made y
.......rl Zoo .rIur sixty wIiu' rrs
i..m Dt.u.u5 Zoo '.ris u ha 'e-
Ht.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
Nl lSrRi\>S tSE NiCE\ir \>D
NETiiI.tHN ~ EDNB \i;DNt\I

NUmD NUF INU IUUUUn- 10
30. m.l In the Ndlg- .iIl',. the official
announcements today says. "a bonn
hlrdmcut hy enemy artillery ana air
craft is continuing Nu enemy aero
plane dropped bombs ON the town uf
Ala. bat they did no damage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
Uu,VJsU SPEND NIGHT ~
Co<SpIIDN NTI\c fb~iIIp>N

I0ndOn. Aug i" UUIINF NV UTN0U
,y, continued the work of r"hs"'Hh'-
frs the ground which "" mad Ea'n'o
and opening up COMMUNICATION
trenches" says the british "ih'l'I
st,t.uont issued today 'nur guns
,yer. active and the enemy ariHl'iH
ro,,liatod hriskly during IN" ".'nlnt
,lour our iron, from Naliz farm '.
I.onrurval also on the woods 'l
n metz. Fricourt ana hocohri anu
village of pozictcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03
St. Louis Strikers
Attack Meat laden
Truck With Bricks

ft Louis. AUG g. Tho first Vice
lour, In ttc s'iil, ot omp.se- of -t
Louis CMul packing houses occurr' j
tpdny when crowd of strikers at
t,ml tod tn stop a m"at-,adon tru.l
Bricks were hurled at the automobile
and also a. uue n which special p"-
Hr,m, MoT, tluIug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
TWELVE VIOLENT
DEATHS IN N. Y.

NEW YORK. Jan. Twelve death
from accidents and suicides marked the
ilrst sunday of 1916 In New York and
its vicinity.
Two Brooklyn boys were drowned
when they broke through thin ice On
pond. a tub boat mate who slipped
from "a pier in Jersey city. pcrished i'm
the Hudson river.
William Dilts. son of wealthy law
Yer. shot himself At his home in Somer-
Vile. y. J.
\ ten year old girl was found dead in
bed asphyNiatcd by illuminating gas be-
-ldc her mother. who was unconscious
Ihe woman Is charged BY the police
with homicide and attempted suicide
y blacksmith and his child died from
sewer gas poisoning. while his wife and
another child and "a boarder are in "a Sc
rious condition at hospital
An infant was smothored hy "A feather
pillow an her crib.
Dorothy Madden. n years old. was ac-
cidcntaliy killed 10y a boy who was a
FELLOW guest az party az Tarrytown.
\ railroad brakeman was killed while
coupling cars al Jersey city
4 boN was Killed by an automobile
while playing In the street near his
home. ana "a woman was killed by a
street car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
CUPID HARD HIT
In JEFFERSON CO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES FALL orr
AND DIVORCES INCREASE
IN 1915.
wheeling Man Held in steubenvtlla ON
serious Charge-General News
OF Steubenvtlle.

~ = ElEENNILLE. O.. Jan 2-Dan
cupid mad an OFF year IN jefferson coun-
" IN 1915. Only SIG marriage licenses
We're issued a decrease OF over a hun
ared compared to the number granted
Ior the twelve months previous.
The divorce mill Increased It's c.pa-
tl'y during 1915, a total Of g5 DEGREES
belng recorded During the year lO5
new petitions FOR legal separations were
IItd and including the cases continued
from the year previous. n total OF %,
uiNorcc cases were considered bv tho
courts Forty cases were dismissed ant
Il were refused
Jefferson county secured 50 new citi-
.ths through the naturalization route.
Iullhk the year. one application WAS re-
FUSED citizenship papers. During tho
tw'INe months IS new petitions for citi-
]'nShip were filed and ~ applicants
received their first papers.
Seven hundred and thirty-seven prfs-
ohfrS were enrolled on the county faIl
register during the old year. This VA
a Bio decrease compared with 1914 Nhs,
arrests tptallcd lilo. The number az
arrests last 3 car was the smallest since
sheriff W. A. Huscruft took office. three
years ago.
Chicf Of Police Harry Franckhauser
or tho city police department conplete.i
nus report FOR 1915 to-day. showing "A
toial oi lo"b arrests. 2.s wagon hauIs
ana -'.l-h telephone calls. Arrests by.
city police zen over several hundred IA
comparison with 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
AUSTRIAN SUBS
SINK MANY SHIPS

VIENNA. Dec. II. Correspondence
OF the Associated Press. )-Austro-
Hungarian and German submarines
sank In the Mediterranean eight troop
ships. 25 transports and "a merchant
men with a total tonnage OF about
225.325 in the last two weeks Of Octo-
Der and the month OF November. ac-
cOrding TO the claims made in authori-
tative statement here today The
loss Of life Is said 20 have been very
heavy In the case of troop ships and
the estimate Is made that il amounts
to az least 5000 men.
The largest OF the vessels which il
is asserted has been sunk. was the
Cunard liner Pennsylvania Of $4,000
tons. loaded with troops and war ma
terials The list includes also one
Japanese steamer. the Yasukuni. Of
more than 5000 tons. Thirty-eight OF
the vessels sent to the bottom were
OF British registry. thirteen French.
ten Italian. two Russian. two Greek.
one Norwegian and one japanese
The tonnage Of the troop ships and
transports was about 200. 900 and that
Of merchantships 2j.325. making to-
raj Of g. ships Of approximately 225.-
1926 register tons OF 100 900 net load
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
GEN. VILLA Is
REPORTED KILLED

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. 2.-Uncon-
hrmed reports reached here today that
General Francisco Villa was killed
Yesterday by troops commanded by
one OF his generals. Eduardo Ocarran-
"a. in the Sierra Madres mountains
near Casas Grandes. The reports
could not be confirmed by Carranza
officials who declared they had not
heard the rumors. II is known how
ever. that Ocarranza and Villa dis
agreed concerning the recent attack
on Aqua Prieta a<d that Ocarranza
was overruled
Carranza officials stated today that
General Villa had sought permission
to withdraw from Mexico. Through
.agens il was said Villa had promised
TO refrain from participating in Mexi-
can politics and IL permitted to travel
from the Guerrero district OF western
Chihuahua to the border at Columbus,
y. NJ, he would leave for Cuba.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
TWENTY INJURED.
In SERIOUS FIRE
SIX ARE SERIOUSLY HURT AND
TWO OF THESE ARE EX-
PECTED TO DIE
Bride and Groom Fatally Burned-Many
OF the Injured Were Engaged
In Rescue work
PARLIAMENTARY

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Twenty
persons were injured. six seriously two
~ " nom viii die, In "A fire that destroyed
tnc Bellevue apartments here early to-
night Mrs. Elizabeth Ostrum and two
childrcn OF Mis- Nellie Heachard are
missing and are believed TO have been
burned To death. Some % the victims
were hurt in heroic attempts to save
Stnets while many leapcd from win
doWs In the upper stories Of the build
Ing and were more or less seriously in
Jurcd
Wilson Gray and his wife. each 30
years old. were caught in their apart
ment On the fourth door. and were 50
h'tdlN burned that physicians hold out
hut slight hope for their recovery They
had b'cn married less than a year. 9th
crs seriously hurt are:
Louis Davis. internal injuries: Nellie
,Hucad, injured internally; Al Der
mody. a policeman. injured Internally:
Mrs. Nellie Buchard. seriously burned
ana internally injured. Davis was hurt
IN "A vain attempt TO locate Mrs. Ostrum
his mother-in-law. lie had already car
rlcd his wife from their apartment on
the fourth floor TO the street. and rushed
BACK up the ladder to look for the older
woman. As he reached the third floor
Mrs. Hucad plunged out Of her window
SguurclN into the Would-bc rescuer Roth
fell to the street and were picked up
unconscious.
Policeman Dermody fell from n ladder
with Mrs. Buchard in his arms He
had rescued her from the fourth floor.
and had descicnded but a short distance
when nc lost his balance and fell with
his burden
The apartment house contained rs
apartments. and at the time Of tho fire
nnout zoo persons were in the building
The blaze Is believed to have been
caused by lighted cigarette
The financial loss was estimated Mt
about 500. coo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
SIOUX CHIEF
MAY Be SUICIDE

CHICAGO. Jan. --DEallatn Fire. a
SIOUX 'hief O." years old. is ln a hospi-
lal mere expected Co die from "A self iu-
fhctcd wound lie was a survivor 81
the battle ~ the Little Eir Horn whore
General custer lost his life and o. COM
Ianiou Of Rain Doc the Face. spotted
IaI and other chiefs who gave much
Ucuhl" to the Government lu The co.'s
IT'D" VIE or Little Bear known as
Henry H,ako. boo whose nous. OralIsfa
FIRE lived. found the aged CHIEF this
morning with hls throat -llshed with a
razor. She said boz told her Do was tired
oi living Mrs. Little Bear said he had
been desrondeut for some time because
Of falling health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
PAY TRIBUTE TO
COY. HAMMOND

ST PAUL. MINI. Jan For
twelve hours today the body OF Cover
nor Winfield Scott Hammond. who
died last Thursday in Clinton. La. lay
in state al the capitol here. While a
military guard watched over the
flower laden caskct n continuous
stream Of people passed before II. nav.
ing silent homage 10 the late executive.
Tomorrow morning the body will b.
taken aboard n train departing for 81
James. MINI. where funeral services
VIII De held tomorrow afternoon under
the direction Of the Masonic Order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
MAYOR RALSTON
FINES HEAVILY
NEW EXECUTIVE OF MARTINS
FERRY is SEVERE WITH
OFFENDERS.
Abe sonar, First Man to Appear Be
fore Him, Fined $500 on CHARGE
OF Operating "Speakeasy."

James RalSton. who took the oath OF
ohice as mayor Of Martins Ferry Fri.
day night at II o'clock. held his first
session Of police court last evening
During the afternoon Chief Edward
Hyland picked mp ABE" Bonar ON the
charge ~ operating 4peakcaev i'm n
boathouse at the foot Of Hanover
street. Last evening when Doc appeared
before tho mayor be- was fined 5000
and costs. which he was unable to nav
and was remandcd 10 Jail
Another man who was picked an
Saturday evening ON % charge ~ indie
cent exposure was handed gg- and
20. o. a disordorly foreigner also ar
rested Saturday evening. ruf up FOR
his appearance later before the MAYOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
INDIA DEMANDS
SELF GOVERNMENT

LONDON. Jan. ., SAB p. NJ
Reuters correspondent at Bombay.
who reported yesterday that the Mos
lem League of India had suspended its
session after demonstrations, tele-
graphs today that the league made
strong demands at Its last meeting for
the self government OF India under the
British flag. II was held. however.
that II was not imperative to make
this change until after the war when
the whole form Of government of the
Empire should be constructed. Raso-
luuons were adopted unanimously tx.
pressing loyalty TO the crown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
FARMER MURDERED
In BRUTAL MANNER

WtSTMtNsTEE I'd. Jan. o. -Wui-
Jam Brown. 90 wears odd. o. farmer Iiv-
ing n.fF here. Was KILLED Tact ulEht Dos
taCh'd in "a rope. surUeesdlF dragged bv
D. hur.. from barn On tho Brown farm
To- o. distant cIump of woods There
vas H trail THROUGH tho mud from fr.
barn I' whore fho body was found to
day
Nn Ih.f,tr.nld negro who was taken
ruf nf f.fHrwHfurl hy Brown. to work
"n li. fnrm. was arrested Iu baltimore
fU.uIHHf
several persons eHI1 fI,t saw fnr ns.
gro '.NluE n horse fn Browns stable
It.f r.Ehf Later fhs usGrn wf. ...r
ruuuiur down fh. Wsefr.Iref.r pike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
VIRGINIA TOWN
Is BURNING UP

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. 3-Dis.
patches received early today over rail
road wires from Ggdonsville. Va. said
that fire which started on the main
street there . block from the Chesa-
peake q Ohio depot. shortly after mid
night was burning fiercely and that
me business section appeared 10 be
doomed. Local firemon were unable
TO cope with blaze and a fire company
from Charlottesville was being rushed
To the scene on special train. The
origin Of the blaze could not be learn
ed, the dispatches said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
Basket Ban season TO Open.

The first interschoIastic basket ball
900 or the season will be played next
ErluaN night In the Gravel HIN gymna-
sum between the qulntets OF Bellaire and
Am bridge high schools The Eellair,s
.tNt mas been working out for the past
i,nrs. weeks and have developed excel
lent team work
everything Is being perfected for the
SSp,nl"k game. Although Coach We'll
oaum has not made any positive selec-
ioh or his team. the qulut will probably
III w win Frazier and Anderson as
aebin center. IL Is likely that Coach
Meloaum Will give all the candidates "A
snaiict 10 show their worth before the
llnal whistle The line up above con
talns several veterans. while Tn. report \
~ ~, me olncr members claim them 20 o.
well talented basket ball artists. Tobin.
VIC VIII play center. IS e. veteran al m.
game. ana u IS claimed that he will
make oil the tosscrs from the Guernsey
county town hustle. All the other ula--
~ are exceptionally talented basket ball
pIal ers and no doubt viii put up A fast
contest with the cam bride. f.S..r4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

CAR ACCIDENT

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2.-Investiea-
ton Is being made Of the accident here
late last night in which one man was
killed and - other persons were in.
jured when a street car struck an omen
switch and overturned. Nineteen of
the injured were still in local hospitals
tonight and the condition OF two was
critical. II. r Kuhns. a real estate
dealer. died several hours after the
accident Mrs. Margaret Cross and
J. ID. Davis suffered internal injuries
and fractured skull and may not re-
coVCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
MlLEs oF PIPe EoR AlllEs

HNLI INVItE. Nd. Jan 2--F1ftocn
hundred miles Of wrought iron pioo
intended. 30 is understood TO be- used
bv the armies OF the entente allies i'm
an immense water system for their
camps in the Egyptian dcse-t have
been boz process OF loading on steam.
ers in the harbor here during the last
four days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
GERMANS WERE
NOT FIRED UPON

HEELfN. Jan. Q. by wireless 90 Say
Niii'. n y The report that two o,r-
man torpedo boats. advancing into Swo-
dish waters. ramncd tho steamship Ny
g'fu'r. and wrrC fhCn pursued 10y ID swe-
ni+h EuuhoHl Del absolutely uutruc."
Says tho Overseas News Agency
II' German WHrrhIrs STOPPED tho
MH"'rn"r hy signal and permitted h.r
p" proceed ou learning There was ne
rnrfruhnui nu board Later tho gu.r-
1i-h lunhunt exchanged thr customary
20 'ndly eHiutrs with ths German Ncs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
Dsath OF James c. ntorr,ll.

James G. morrill,. go. one OF BeiIaire.-
hlbhiN respected citizens. died al his
residence on Monroe street SATURDAY ar
Ter an illness 81 a few DAYS with rncu-
nionia- MI. Morrill, was born in CIarInE-
toh - IN 1896 and came Co s.Ilaire m
toNv ht was employed as storskeep,r
i.r thc fennsy ltauIa Railroad Company.
re was prominent member ~ the
mrs lHn church and also OF fh. flIfatrs
look" OF Nelson's. Tie leaves besides His
widow one SON Frank. three sisters aud
one brother. The funeral Will be held
from ms Tate home Tuesday afternoon
Hill cemetery.
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inc IeIalrr Ministerial Association
ing in the First reformed church. An
inter- -i.nE program HH- been prepared
lnciu dirE an address by Rev o.. d. smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

churches and marked the opening Of a
series OF special services al the First
NJ =. church and South E.uafr- NJ ~
churches. The services will continue
Tor two weeks. At the First NJ T.. church
ftN. g.. h. smith viii conduct the serv-
ices. and hc viii be- assisted by the Of
hc"rS OF tho various departments OF the
church. Al the south Bellaire church
itN l.. ". Hart will have charge The
public rs invited 10 attend The services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
A Rlnaann Harlan

How did YOU like that interior sct-
ting asked the realistic producer.
For real room. except that u had
only three walls. could YOU beat ite"
We'll" said the moroao critic. ia
have been moro confcnted during tho
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03

Members of tn Atpra bible class Of
no. second Presbyterian church will be
Grace Robinson al her home on North
GUERNSEY street The early part Of the
'F'uiua VIII bc taken up with Bible
cJoycd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
BELLAIRE

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gencer will receive prompt at
tention if left at the City Book
store or The Bellaire News
Agency.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-08-09
HITCHCOCK'S
OLD RELIABLE
DRUG STORE
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
all automobile owners and driv-
ers must observe the following
rules in this city or be prose-
cuted.
The cut-out or mufler must
be kept closed in the city limits.
Drivers must not drive faster
than 10 miles per hour on Main
Street and not more than Is
miles per hour ON residence
streets.
Any and ali parties violating
these rules within the city linn
it's will be prosecuted according
to law.
By order of the City Council.
c.. A. LUSCHER,
Mayor.