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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12

Dardancllcs aud Of the Serbian cxpcdi-
ton.
"The fact is.' he urged 1--WE cannot
win the war without this bill.
Appeals tn Labor
SIR Edward declared that the oppo-
ncnts OF compulsion had failed TO re
alizc the difficulties with which the Al
lies are faced. Turning toward tho
Labor benches. he said:
Somebody has remarked that this
bill rs likely to lead TO an industrial
CONSUMPTION Of wealth. say If in
dustrial CONSUMPTION or CONSUMPTION Of
wealth Is necessary TO the winning Of
the war. why should We shrink from IL ?
The country surely is willing to make
any sacrifices necessary TO bring the
great struggle TO successful conclu-
sion. What good is property To me II
have to hang my head in eternal
shame because my country has been
beaten ?"
The chief speaker against the bill
to-day was William Crawford Andor-
son, Labor member for the Atterclifc
Division OF Sheffield. lie IL we'll
known labor leader. the son Of n black
smith and the organizer Of the power
fu Shop Assistants Union. The effect
Of his speech, however. was largely dis
counted by the fact that he was
promptly dsavowcd as the representa-
tive Of the Labor party by Will Thorne,
founder Of the Gas Workers Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12

Glasgow. Jan. 1.-The owners of the
steamer Clan Macfarane say that when
the vessel was sunk the crew Of seven
ty-three men all escaped, but that only
three boatloads of them have been land
ed at Malta. Those saved include the
first and second officers. No word has
been received OF the captain of the
steamer or concerning about thirty-tiyo
members Of the crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
ASSAIL HIGGINS
But No Charges Are Filed Here
Against Consul at Stuttgart.

Berlin, Jan. IA Wolf Bureau
dispatch from Stuttgart announces that
an official investigation has been be-
gun in the case of Edward higgins
American Consul at Stuttgart. Mr'
Higgins was accused By the stats,
Zeitung" Of New York Of unneutral
and anti-German declarations. Inc
"Staats- lettings" article was reprint,
ed last week by the Cologne Gazette"
some German newspapers are said to
be demanding Consul Higgins's imme-
date recall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
MORE U. S. MAIL SEIZED
British Take 1875 Parcel Post Bags
from New York.

London, Jan. IA Reuter- dispatch
from Bergen says that 1855 bags Of
parcel post were seized at Kirkwall on
he Norwegian steamer Lyngenfjord,
which sailed from New York on De
cember p for Bergen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
TEUTONS SEIZE
ADRIATIC KEY
Continued from page |

such heavy loss that our troops, to re.
captur, their lost position. were forced
TO climb over masses Of bodies. Never
thcless. VIC have been obliged 10 cvacu-
ntc BcrMmc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
Halt Tmportant' Attack.

The latest information received
from Champagne says The French Of
fetal statement, confirms the fact that
or artillery fire. our trench defences
and our counter-attack completely
Sc, 6. naught an important attack un-
der,aken By the enemy, ln which at
least three German divisions took part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
Nationalists Yield.

In making the announcement that the
Nationalists would not further oppose
the military service bill. Mr. Redmond
pointed out they had made their pre-
test against it. but now recognized that
the measure had the support Of an
overwhelming majority OF British rep
reSentatives IN the House. He eX-
pressed the hope that the bill would
be passed quickly.
A. the continuation OF the debate
tomorrow Sir John Simon and Arthur
Henderson are expected 10 be the prin-
cipal speakers. The former recently
resigned from the Cabinet on account
of opposition 20 the bill. and the latter
was prepared TO resign because he ia
vored the bill While the debate is
ON Premier AsQuth will receive the
Labor members of the House Of Com
mons and other labor leaders for a
conference. TO which the greatest i'm
portance is attached in Parliamentary
circles. According TO present arrange
ments the bill viii reach the House
Of Lords within ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12

Washington. Jan. 1l.-Ambassador
Gerard, at Berlin. has been authorized
by Secretary Lansing to investigate
unofficial charges against American
Consul Edward Higgins, at stuttgart,
alleging that he is pro-British and OBJ
iectionable to the German government
10 official charge or complaint has been
made against the consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12
c.rmans' Grand Attack
IA Champagne Met Sig
nal Failure.
GINS MOVED DOWN
TWO BATTALlONS
,,,sck Behind Thick Wall of
Gas Rolled Back by
Joffre'S Troops.
Nv FRED n. PIT\EN
.g.t.r.atr I'D, 1r'hurc. D

p.ri. Jan. H. The German attack
. cbsmpscrc which failed SO signally
...,srdsy was IN reality a victory for
=, French only less important than the
--,., offensive OF September. II was by
=, The most important action on the
wss.ern front since September. More
.,s, 10000 Germans took part over a
sr,,t OF ff,ccr Kilometres in a grand
Jack which had been prepared for by
s,,, DAYS severe bombardment and
,s4ieh was immediately preceded by
,ombsrdmeut with gas shells and bombs
ed the launching Of a cloud OF asphyx-
.s,r gas driven forward by mcchani-
cal means.
The only result was q decisive de-
,..t s,l along tie line The French
Inc, here make a tempting salient. but
,ss pos.tor evidently has been made
.,-responG.rs.y strong At one point
40 German battauons. following be-
Ind gas cloud. were totally wiped
o., BY The French enAladinc fire from
,sss snd machine guns At the point
,,ued The Bastion,' on the index
-,,sr o. the hand Of Massiges,"
s,vble attack was launched with two
sugsdes against both sides Of a rocky
,,gmortory. The Germans struggled
irsvelv. tu. the French met them with
wither.nc lrc and the Germans were
10. down as they reached the top Of
he hnl -ro.~ bodies rolling back into
the valley below
Fired 100000 Shells.
The main German attempt was 20
enlarge their salient al Butte dc Mes
nj. and ir the last twelve hours before
,he infantry attack they fred 100000
shells on the French trenches. At the
roirt OF the main attack they were re-
pulsed decs,vely w.thost reaching the
French trenches. AT half @ dozen places
along the line they succeeded In sciZ-
M French listening posts in advance
q the lines. bur from these they were
driven out bv French counter attacks.
A. only one point between La Cour-
tine and the Butte De Mesnil did they
succeed ,u gaining q footing iu "a short
portion Of the French most advanced
trenches. and that few yards of trench
hey hold most Drecariously. while
their losses ir this abortive attack were
nearly four times those Of the French
on the same ground on September %,
when the French gained a brilliant vic
,ory
Halt Important" Attack.
The latest information received
from Champagne" says The French Of
fetal statement, confirms the fact that
our artillery fire. our trench defences
and our counter-attack completely
Sc, 6. naught an important attack un-
dertaken by the enemy, 30 which at
least three German divisions took part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-12

The charge Of unneutral statements
against Consul Higgins was printed IN
the "Staats-Zeitiung" Of December Z,
on the basis of letter from Professor
Carl Sherwin. of Fordham University,
and an interview with Mrs. A. Lorenz,
of 2O8 East Seventy-fourth Street, both
Of whom have been in Stuttgart re-
Gently.
Consul Higgins is accused of being a
worse "Germanhasser" than any in
England; with frightening Americans
in Stuttgart by telling them that war
between America and Germany was
only a question Of hours; with refusing
to aid Americans stranded in Stuttgart
at the outbreak Of hostilities, and with
az all time expressing statements not
only unneutral, but decidedly pro-
British.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
PEACE RUMORS HAD
EFFECT ON MARkE I
Prosperity Seems TO Hinge on Resi-,
Across Water-Peace Eumors Give
Bulls a Chance.

NEW YORK. N"y /" III" ,r. I'd 80
events n last w"vh'S very active mTr',,''
seemed 80 suggest with iucr, a~"j '"r.r
that from the ruint Of view ct the nHti-
cial community iir c"fl'luUHu.'' III pres
iirrity IN this community hinges - =
great "At"Ui upon conditions acrusS hr
water The uncertainty wH!yh '"r g..
'imr Strr"unLcd M. contest -" tn
presidency had no material ,.:f"c; .f"'l
among tn" warriuE nations ot EnT"i"
were IN themselves the cause of y"l.$!!
cradle depression. n
|, is not unllkcly however ,;tp; ;i,r
latr reversal on som" SSu-S w"r,. ia.
quite as much /" technical! reasons rs g.
NOR" object causes. Certain Spccia!;."~
notably those which have r"si%;"r"':
creates; gains prnhah.y show an extent.
ed and cakcu"d bull account. w:!ib'
nr hcrS. including tn" motors and ta'.i
subsidiaries have h"rc:!Ic more -: lbs
vulnerable as a result Of conditions pc
cuiar "a thus" industries.
These conditions. I Is generally al
! nlittcd. d" not apply :" steel an! i""t
and certainly tn rho copper 'u"tHi 'rA'"'
The state II IN" steel industry w. lis
closed in tn" October rcIort 90 =" .. :
Steel Corporation which t"C ia" hrs
tin,o in lis history attained n volume
az untitled orders in sNrHss "t i0.a0h.ho'
tons All III" independent s;'"i ana iron
COMPANIES SHOW .aru!n.S g; =" |" ~ 20:
cent over The corresponding period 81
last year.
Eaiiur" ut tn. r1!'w.,' division - par
;icipa;., in IN" al, ,:i:'.@.; movement was
attri bu;ci IN rt:: :" i.-' rl-tIIiHa OF IN"
leading systems &c. r'.N''~; tH'' !'.',s II y
OF tho eight hn,.r Las
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
SiSTERSYIL.LE

SiStoryiIla High defeated L,m:ly Insri
tutr. Friday afternoon. ii /" L.. The
local team hay" only lost one game
this season and their chances look good
for the game with Magnolia +" l." played
ut New MartinSNill" next Saturday.
Miss ilrlrn i;Htfn"y will h" hostess I"
the members Of TIA" r. -. club Wcin"S
day evening at her HON" IN 'iaitnes
Place.
Mrs Charles Grass "r Marietta - tho
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. John !. Nc
Kay.
Mrs. 7. Glenn Elliott and tw" children
hav, left r"r their homo in Canton O.
after being In" gucst Of Mrs. ElliottH
mother. Mrs. Ida Rcnnick.
Miss Garnet F.dmnndS nf st. Marrs
spent Tho week end with her Cousins,
tho Misses Mabel and Grac" 1lan"s.
Nicholas Gardner has returned Ia his
hrm" in Wheeling after Attending the
funeral Of his brother. Tn" lat" James
X Folk Garden.
II. N. StanSh"rv was In lark"rShurS
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mis-, VIM. Wrn"Shurc and
daughter Ruth. spent Sunday in Wh""l-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winoshurg.
Zen i|udrr left Saturday fer canton,
-. to spend Il week or ten days II his
homo.
Charles MalIck Arthur McTamoy ana
Harold HodEnr were in PiftshurE Satur-
day 10 attend tn" pitt-W. e. !. game.
Miss Madeline Kenney has returned
from TarkarshurE wh"r" she spent n
few days with her mother. Mrs. w. T.
Kinney.
Mrs T. r. Murphy left Saturday for
Ti'1shurE wh"r" sh" will max" her flu
iurc homo.
Miss I.acio has returned - her homo
in ParkcrshurE after hoinT IL" guest
NJ her sister. Mrs. \. r. Holmes.
Bccaus" of Fair ana Warmer" h"InC
hiIlcd for tho Auditorium Tuesday cva-
Ming. tho r"EuIar Tuesday niEhl dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
NEW BOOKING ORDERS
FOR ROLLED STEEL
Orders Accepted Are Away In Excess
of Null Capacity-Eeavy
RAJ Orders.


NEW YORK Nr>. i".-The tinted
States S;i"..l tur;'"sslt.,r = HpN.n2; orders
for rolled pruGUctS -, Is per r'ut III ~
Cess NJ fail mil cai'Acity. The rn"t-
nous purchasing ~ Ste"i 10 De u.s." III
The construction e; railroad c,iUii3Er!ti
i til" main factor III ;aiS "NC"SSiNc
business but Sr;Ii. large 'Ni'"rt contract :
also are understood l." have p"cH ui,,'y
placed. orders Tor bars. plates an"
Shapes f"r car butlIiuS ;h!s month have
been about $"r una i,tiS az" Tie DEMAND
Is rn; yet satisfied. E;stt orders recent :
~ closed unoun; - i"p.nun tons ;nc'ud-
Ing $4,000 tons trr export 70 tat'SS-
These rails are resigned Tor SHIPMENT
in the last Quarter ~ lHt, hut II - al :
Nest certain tha; shipment Viii cNtenu
over into the drst quarter % l9lS.
Ship builders arc not far behind th"
car and locomotive, shops IN demands
FOR steel bur ar" less SHcCH$Stul III get
ting material because ui tue character
O: the steel required Canadian car
builders favr closed COR 1900" tons or
structural shapes and plates with east
ern Pennsylvania mills For delivery tn"
first half IT January. t"iT ana foreign
ships nav" placed sumo substantial
orders :or later shipment. including H.
OUn tons for Italy. 10000 tor Canada
and 70 .0nO -: Norway. 1t Is understood
however THAI tbs latter t0nnaG" IS for
boats 20 b" built il American yards.
Pressure upon manufacturing plants
is reflected in IN, placing Of many more
orders Tor extensions 10 furnaces. toun-
dries. mills and shops. including steel.
copper brass and electrical worns.
Wrn products are up So and block
sheets s. Il ton.
Output Of pig iron mad" Row maxi
MUM record in October and steel pro-
Guct!na WAS r;lE slightly under tho re
cord breaking nI;Dut of last March. Tho
l.. 8 Sci Corporation produced l.Sph.-
0nn cons Of :u@"tS. l.t03.H1Q tons or
rolled products and shipped i.$N0.Gnn
tons and boxed orders fur l.Sl".p"R t"nS
o. rntlNG stool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
BELMONT, Q,

BELMONT. o. Nov. i2.-M". Byron
Kemp and son. Alien. were callers az
Bethesda one iay last week.
Mr. Dclher; Hatcher WAS caller at
Hunter Wednesday,.
M Henry t;aietn was q caller at
Belmont TUssdag
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Wilcox. % Cool
Hill. were callers a: Hunter Tuesday.
Mr. Scott Wilson and Mrs. T. J..
hatcher were callers At 81. ciairSvlii: on
Thursday.
MeSsrS Henry rer&ius and Emmett
Powell. ~ ca?tIna. were callers ut I.
J. Hatch, rs Il; I.aulasviii". Thursday.
Mr. E.rve Hatcher and sister. Lura.
were callers n Harvey Hatchcr'S Tues
day.
Mr.. Alb"r: Nom? WAS caller at
Byron Ecmp's. Monday evening
MeSsrs. Emmett r"w"ji. 81 CartIna.
Lewis and \. y. Hatcher. were callers AZ
st. Clairsvilc Thursday.
Mrs. Crane" Jarrett is visiting at ".
7. tlatchar's at Chestnut Level thiS
Week
Mrs. Byron Kerr? and sons DNWitt
and Alien. and daughters. FGj;h and
olga was shopping at Bethesda Tues
day.
Miss Mary Hatcher spent a fcw days
With her sister. Mrs. Emmett Powell. at
Ia2tiua. this week.
Several from T.amrSvil!a attended
church N Chestnut Level Wednesday
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
RnOW0OI1 Ir-nSq,

Frcd Murray - confined {" his nom"
in Ernwnnd on account OF illness. r" IL
an cmpioyr Of the Baltimore ana OHIO
railroad company.
To-Day will l." pay dH% for IN" SAT-
more & Ohio railroad employees.
Charles Conner is spending q few day s.
with friends in F1irm"nt.
George Dillingham; employed her" Ia
i'll 1T his HON" in McM"ch"n.
Miss hottie White "r IrldW"ll ohio.
arrived in EnnWu"d yesterday ami Is III"
guest Of friends and relatives here.
Henry lewis is confined 10 his huun
in the Fifth ward IN account nf illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Fire DESTROYS Building.

Thu barn Al H:rry Hammond ~:
destroyed ~, gir. "n Friday Afternoon.
vi tic Farming Uaci:m"ry ;IitI iinT!c-
meats were saved, lnr uihcr ""u!Cnl :
;,r!u% destroyed. un Friday n!Ght al IL
""irck lit" hvU>" ~ l.. y. Fowler on the
National road. not far from whore the
Flushing aHd lmuntuwu pike. joins The
National rnId wTs destroyed by fire.
'r.,.. ~, was caused h% the EXPLOSION "f
= Perfection q! heater, and when dis
r"vrrci iii. room WAS all in blaze. -!
IA. CONTENTS II Il" hoUS" WIS burned
except = chair which Mrs. Fowler pick
rl Up when getting out.
IL" Occupants barely escaped III thor
ui:;Nt clothing AMI were taken :" lnG
Nr,:i''. nf |. l.. Hayes vino liz" lust across
III" road. MIR. Fowler was sick al the
tin!N. having iait"u from IN aut"m"tlla
wr"u stepping out. on !" IL" brick pave
,r.ut. striking his h"rI. ON last Monde )
w""i. Tho two fires w"r,, lln' y distance
~ Que milo apart. Suuth ~ hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
MY p1ao aa1t Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hoy"r 1T n"aT
HarrisviiIc. are tho proud parents ~ 4
baby hoy. saturday. November 4th.
Mr. William Lawrence WAS a caller ut
sho home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lawrence. Tuesday.
Mr. William krinkN was Il business
caller in DilloNval". Friday.
Mr. Charley Zavrr VA: y business call
or in Stcuheuvjllc Wednesday
| Mr.. William Friedrich ~ Morning
View. is improving slowly At this writ
! ing
Mrs add Hum1arvillH WAS n 2l"a&-
AM visitor at m" HON" a: Mrs. William
La wreuce. Wednesday,.
Rav and Mrs. Gilmore aud daughter
Elizabeth. and Mrs. y. i. McCnnah"r
| and daughter Miss Camilla S7"nt Thurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13

Funeral services were h"Id Oh Thurs
iay afternoon 4; h"r .h"mc 81 iitt!"
Short Creek. over the remains NJ til" lar"
Katherine Sch"rfi" vino died Tu"S'lu!'
evening. Nuvcmb"r ,th Til" Services
wore conducted by q minister 81! York
Vile She WAS :? E."a"s - ag". Sill, is
survived by the following children. Mrs
OTTO SchnHfter a. Wh"rlu=. Mrs. robert
Trouter of Deep IsUu. sherman al
Scotch Ridge. and larrr "f NorNTilln.
Rcautifu( tlInral tributes w"r" IN "vi-
dence rcmemhcranccs from her children
and friends Int"rmcnt III Upland come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Train Ju-nper Loses Legs.

1umninc frcight tra'ns nrnV"d '"S'-
Is tn Harry Srh"ni"y. aged 90. and lie is
r"w in tho Ohio Valley Hospital with
one leg severed nhov" the Hn"" and IN"
orF,nr off hclnw The knee. With num-
rcr If companions liz attempted I" hoard
cleveland ard Fit'shurg railroad
freight train rs i wa% travelling NJ \
good srerd All oS"opt Scnn"l"y board
cd The train n safety, hut ~" missed his
hold ard rrlI under IN" wheels. lIiS
companions witnessed N" accident and
Immediately jumped from III" train and
vent I" his assistance. Tn"l rlCE"H
him m ami ,Ishrd With him I" tho hos
uital. whore il Va: discovered thai h"th
logs w.,r" 50 badly crushed and mHmCloA
hat Hmputafi"n vas necessary. lie ~
,.yDCC1'l to recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Held on Serious Charges.

Nrtk Morrlr. uf Y"rkVill". is IN ti1a
county Jail hrr" facing charges Of per
jury and rS!" with consent. His case is
very Revolving. on Nnv h" came 70
rhiG city with Louise iIloda. aSogi II
wears aud secured n marriage license.
He is alleged 10 have sworn that the
girl was Of acr and IN" license was
granted. The couple then returned f"
T"rkvilla and without having 4. mar
riage ceremony performed started to
living together rs man ana wife. They
lived in This stat" until .fnn$ta bio
Charles Drake made III" discovery ana
then he arrested Morgan and brought
him before Squire LAWYER in this city.
Al his preliminary h"Hrinr Saturday Ii"
was bound over - tn" grand Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Interesting Service.

Interesting services were h"!d %"~'
to-day III The Ernw0"d Methodist church.
inauguratInG tn" program al M"lh6d!Sm
adopted NJ tn" conference which Wa
held in Wheeling recently. Tia" %"rEIr"
Yesterday was IN" announcement 81
Vim Mv-Chum week AMI the E"T. Mr..
q. Il. Sampson had arranged Il 'r""'ri
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Hero From Colombo.

Mrs Bowman. "S Kcoto cot. who ia
IN the cast looiiin; otter business inter
este In Martins "rri'y. is visiting nj III"
uo'nn ~ her friends: My. aud Mrs. NIh"r,
Mc';i"n. some y"u"s az" Mrs. Bowman
took TN a claim no"r Denver. l'rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
How to Prevent Group.

II may be 4 surprise to you to learn
that in many cases Group ran be pre-
vented Mrs. IT, N Jones Elida. Ohio.
relates her experience as follow: MY
little boy is subject 10 Group. During
tho past winter I kent hottie Of
Chamhnrlain's Couch Remedy In the
house. and when hc began having that
crOupy cough ] would give him one
or TWO doses If il and It would break
the attack | like il better for chill.
Gron than any other cough medicine
because children take il willingly. and
il is safe and reliable" Ohainable
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
BENNOOD
New Service Installed.

The Wheeling Traction company. VS.
tcrday installed tho "ra%-a>-% uu-"nirr
system and fifteen minute service" he
between this city and WHrw"'d. Eight
large pay-as-yuu-rutrr cars have lm"n
received by ll' company and w"r" uS'd
Tor The first llmlr NrSirrdAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
T.nf+ T0~ hrnn

Mr.. and MIS-. Nl'aN C0UN loft SATURDAY
morning for Akron. whrr" they vi,
make their future home. They viii hc
missed by their lranv friends. having
livrh hcro for 4 NNNr!rr nf NcArE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Enli Game

Tic Magnolia High sChcot boys play
ed the Mnrric;ia College Reserves on the
local grounds Friday afternoon. It was
- good gam" beginning 70 the cnd. Both
teams doing some good work. The gam
aMM..i Win 4 scnrc II it-G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
,ooCy- RCntz Co.. 500 Main Street
willard Coming

|, has h"cn announced ihHt trcSld"ut
Daniel Willard. ;,nd staff OF tie Ealtj-
moro and ohio railroad. viii arriV" IN
Bcnwo"d within Il few days for nSr"c-
ton. 1t IS said that Il number Of mn
rrnNnmrniS arc Cnnlrinnlnt"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
MT. PLEASANT

MT PLEASANT. g.. N"". i".-t;rv.
Dana OF Kentucky. Will a>sIS: Fey. Gil
more az n" Presbyterian church, III I'll"
revival services commencing Sunday
evening. November 18th. at 40 o'clock.
All are cordially invited :" attend those
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
ConrernCt Charged

In Tho caS" Of Nary Jane Myers vs..
W. II. Myers. tho defendant has been
ordered :" appear III court ON Monday
morning. November IS. n . o'clock TO
answer contempt charges. H." is charE-
I'd with failure to pay aIlmOny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
UNIONTOWN

CNrONTOWN. g.. Nnv io.-Miss
Tam2'n Merritt LEFT Thursday evening
for gainesville. where she will attend tho
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
TrStitute.

The Magnolia District Institute was
acid at Magnolia high school Friday:
The morning was given 10 the out OF
Town teachers to observe the work be-
ing don" in the school! The afternoon
vas given to the teachers fer special
talks and papcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13

RailroadorS Of the B"nw"nd district
havo manifested great interest ~ ih'
protest against tho Adam~"n eight hour
day law which is rif""iiN" January :
'rh. protest has boon carried 10 til"
United States yuprsniE> court Ann ~" %.
,.isl"u is being awaited with tntcTcs'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Christmas Goods Arriving

4 number of the local merchants NJ"
receiving their Christmas goods and ar"
arranging for display. Toys "f .Nmrri,,
can make arc plentiful and II Is sad
that the price will b" higher than usual.
Shop carly slogans are Nut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13

Tho school WAS rlu-cd hero tho past
week on account Of mumps Tho teacher
Miss Elliott and 4 gumbcr Of pupils are
inflicted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-13
Here From Flushing.
School Closed.

Mrs. Vincent Allan and Mrs. Martin
Kirk. nf Flashing. w"r" visitors rf Mrs
IcnphjnG Lyle, In" past week.