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Mr. and Mrs. vs.. r. Smith Of so 1924
Eon street. gave a select card party
to "a few Of their friends lasf evening
In honor ~ Miss blanche Hozcnske
and Mr. Charles Wilhelm. whose on.
raecment has been recently %aunouuc.
3d. Mise Hozonfko is fhe accomplish.
cd daurhtor OF Mrs Anna Uolrneke
ari Mr. wilhelm is n popular etorie
fellor of poIlack1s Water street fac
tory
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS v.
Va Fob 90 Visitors who came down
to celebrate Waehingfon's birthday
enjoyed Tho most s|pr.nrliko day 81 the
season.
Wrs Mary S. lockwood ~ Wash.
Irf.ur was thr guest OF honor 90 a
lHrrheou rIFeu hv Nr and Mrs g. 8.
Chrafiaufl a. other tables wcro
Mrs 2 . " Nurlinr Nrs ~ " Mad.
d0r ard Mt md Wrr o.. uennlnr
Mice Grace g. Halch took her quests
fo fhr f0E cabin
Frederick ~ Won slado and WorIo
Middleton drove FOB Tho GrpeubrIor
River Among those in the saddle
urrn Mr. and Mrs owen Johnson.
Nrs and Wrs " Rosshach. Wrs D..
~ Stuart and Frank o. Hicks
DR. and Mrs % O. p"lckhardt and
Mr. and Nra W. r. Mead arrived
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Luncheon al Windsor.

yesterday afternoon at the Wind
o hotel h members of the wednes
day Afternoon club formed a party fol
which was served at
O'Clock. The appointments were mos
attractive. and following the charmin.
AFFAIR the ladies devoted the remand
er OF the afternoon to ~needlework. Tn,
following were guests:
Mesdames-
J. ID. McFadden Leon Pease
Charles Il. Miller John J. Seybold
Charles Dick Henry Hackman
Misses
Otillia Lipphardt Loretta Seybold
Syoeila Seybold Josephine Lipp
Clara Strobel hardt
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Do YOUR HANDS
ITCH AND BURN
Because Of Eczemas, Rashes, Chap
pings, Etc., If So
CUTICURA SOAP AND
CUTICURA OINTMENT

VIII afford instant relief and
quickly heal even when all else
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Mr.. Harry Ritter will sing a comic
song and Will play his own accom-
paniment Dress r~ehearsals are now
being held regularly and everything
points 20 n Of the very successful
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city.
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Farewell Party.

Miss Dorothy Stanton. who VIII
leave on Saturday for Denver. Col.
she will MAKE an extended stay.
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when she brought bis letters 20 him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
COAL OPERATORS TO
60 AFTER MORE CARS

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Oct. Co
The annual meeting of the kanawha
Coal Operators Association was held
here to-day. Discussion Of the car
shortage in the fields represented in
the organization was the principal sub
ject of business during the day, and it
was voted that Il committee be dele
gated 10 call on the officials OF the
New York Central lines and ask for
better car supply. 1t was shown by
reports Of the operators that about
100 cars are being supplied where the
normal demand is 500.
4 revision Of the constitution Of the
association was made, in the way OF
correction of defects in that instru-
ment, and the election. followed by a
banquet tonight, resulted in the Sc
lection Of the following officers 10
serve for one year:
J. ". Dawson, of Charleston and
Ward, president; William Il. Johnson,
of Smithcrs, vice president; John L.
Dickinson. of Charleston, treasurer;
d. c. Kennedy. of Charleston, COM
missioner and secretary.
The executive committee was elect,
ed as follows: Michael Gallagher, or
Boomer; +. 0. Harris, of Cannelton;
Goodwin Powell, of Powelton; Col. f..
o. Dana. of Cincinnati; f. +. Taggart'
of Coal River; W. &. Mitchell, Of Ply
mouth; II. l.. Warner, Of Longacre'
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INTERESTING READING
ON CAMPAIGN ISSUES

No;crS regardless Of their pa't! -!
rliaIinn, ,surCiatIy WaVcrinE lt"pupH-
cans. who have Il notion OF YOUNG ~
ttrn.idrnt Wilson. should avail them
selves of the opportunity If reading al!
address nv Hon Richard w. Austin. Oh
.rrnnnssrr in tie HouS" of Representa-
tiynS Srrtrmhcr s. 1916. Tho subject
j. II Political Dictatorship. TINS can
he secured IT Republican headquarters
LEI Chaplinc street.
CONGRESSMAN Austin inserts Il Letter
in his remarks from Hon. HAnnIS my
imr tn Ihr National Business Mems Re
rrhIicon Committee of New York Guy
cntitIrd ~ Review of President VIII
.nn's Administration. Local people
viii recall Mr. Taylor a: lifelong
nrmoCrat. served this country WIN
crcdit and distinction under tho tl"N'-
land administration as minister W
Snnin: is an authority on diplomacy
and the author of Il number of text
hooks on international law.
\ former President Of the West Nir-,
gini, Federation Of Labor has issued
iettcr 10 all the labor mon of tins
STATE giving reasons why III" WORKING
NON of West Virginia should favnrahIy
rnnsidrr the candidacy of Judge Ira ~
I}nhinsun for Governor. He cites the
Strict attention given all Legislation
nrrt,ininR 10 labOr's interest ny the
RrnubIican legislature and Governor
Hatfield He also called attention 10
the active part taken in the campaign
NV G, W. Watson. II would he OF m
,rrcst to all tho lAhurinE men in THIS
community To secure unr of those lrt-
,crs al Republican headquarters.
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MAN
IS NOVV READY To
SERVE SENTENCE:
FRANK CAVEllA WHO TOOK AZ
PEAL FROM FEDERAL COURT,
RECONSlDERS.
Convicted of Bringing Liquor Into
State lIIegaIIy-Alleeed Bootleg
DER Fails to Appear.

There was little doing in Federal
Court yesterday. The civil case OIL
Edwin W. DeBower, of Chicago,
against Albert Scheuk Of this city,
which was docketcd to be tried yester-
day, was continued until next WedneS-
day. DeBower is suing for the al
legged breaking of the contract IN nav
ing him 10 represent the defendants
patent in operating automobiles win
natural gas in the Chicago district.
Ready to Do Time.
Frank Cavella. Il we'll known Clarks,,
burg merchant, appeared IN court anu
stated that he was ready 10 serve ms
thirty days sentence with a line OF
500 upon conviction at the last term
of court here on a charge Of bringing
Whiskcy into the state illegally. II
will BE- recalled that Cavella took ap'
peal from the federal court to the
United States District court or ap-
peals. Judge Dayton advised him
that the stay he received upon ap'
pcaline the case had not expired put
upon lis expiration this winter that
he would sentence him
Fails to Appear
Because Bohemian Joe. indicted at
The Martinsburg grand jury. charged
WIN selling lllLOi hllAOuI q too' u -
ment license, failed 10 appear in court
when called, his bond of $500 was
declared forfeited by the court. James
Howard, his surety. also failed to APP
pear.
Attorney d. B. Evans, OF Mounds
vile. entered 4 motion requesting the
court 10 remand the case Of Fillip
Skovarka against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company back to the
Marshall county court. Because OF
the absence of company's attorney.
Judge Dayton reserved his decision
until next "Wednesday when the de-
PENDANTS attorney will be asked why
the case should not be transferred.
Chamber Session.
During the afternoon Judge Dayton
took I'D a number of matters in his
private chamber and kept the court
| room open TO hear any attorneys who
wished 10 make motions or take up
other matters. The Judge reviewed
the bankruptcy proceedings instituted
some time ago against the Mound
! CITY Coal company. He will give his
decision later Other matters were
taken up in private.
No More Criminal Cases.
United States Assistant District At
torney. J. J. p. O'Brien announced in
court that no more criminal cases
would be taken mp at this term here,
and the court discharged the jury.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Ohio County Physicians Organize For
Winter Season-Plan Interest
ing Sessions.

The Ohio County Medical Society wAS
rcorganiZcd Tor tn" winter season. at -
mectin. held i'll the first branch council
chamber last night. when the following
officers were elected:
rrcsidcnt-Dr. J. L. Caldwell.
Vice prcsidGni-pr. Harry NJ. Hall
Secrctury-pr. c. IL. Nccsor.
llauS for the coming season w"r" out
lined. and prcSagG 4 number al interest
inw Sessions Ii WAS announced last
night that meetings will be Reid c;'cH
F.rltlay evening at $40 O'Clock Papers
of Interest will be read at each, ana Will
he followed by discussions. :Arr;tnSr,
mcnts for several meetings OF special
interest are being nI;ldG. and IL IS plan
ned to have some OF the most prominent
men in the medical world deliver ad7
dresses from time Ia time
Prominent phys"ianSi present at last
nights meeting iuCudcd: Drs. j. H.
Caldwell, ii. NJ. Hall, Charles ii. hecs@r
". T.. Williams. +. LrMoynG Hnpp' i.
L. prinkard. j. J. Osborn, }. Schwlnn'
NJ. Caydush. L. X. lkirt K. NJ McAIiltcn.
\. b. Barnett. c. y. WinGcricr. Andrew
Wilson, Ivan .awcett, NJ. Il. Kelley and
= l. :. SpraEE.
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EPISCOP
tContinued From First Page)

tCOnClnueQ EIO1u = uSN''
brotherhood which transcends all IN
terests of caste.
Detroit, Mich. -Sas selected as the
next meeting place Of the ProteSlanL
Episcopal Convention by the House or
bishops late today. This action Is SUD.
iect TO the approval Of the House OF
Deputies. The next convention VIII
be held in 1919.
Favors pensions
The convention today approved
plan OF pensions for the CLERGY. waen
the House Of Deputy concurred Win
the House of Bishops in adopting a
plan whereby each parish III the
church is taxed for the support OF the
pension fund, IA per cent OF the an
nual salary paid its pastor. The plan'
as adopted provides Tor clerSymen
who have reached the age OF sixty
eight. Il minimum pension OF $GOO. one
half the average annual salary OF the
clergy, and for a maximum OF $1,000
yearly. 1t was stated that there are
SSH clerSymen in the church, VINO
will profit by the plan, providing the
initial $4,000 900 for the support OF tho
fund, is raised. Bishop VIM. Lawrencc
of Massachusetts. announced that Two
thirds OF this amount has Deen 3D.
tanned.
\ resolution. presented by the Rev;
G. Ernest Smith of Washington, anu
adopted by the House OF Deputies,
provides for the appointment Of a cont
mission TO urge the national admins
tration TO restore the Episcopal
church to representation among the
army and navy chaplains in proportion
to the number of Episcopalians il the
country and to request the adminlstra,
ton 10 get definite information as To
the religious utilization Of our soldiers
and sailors"
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Threatened President.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20. - Richard
Cullen, aged % years, a machinist,
who was taken into custody after at
tempting to jump on the running
board of an automobile in which
President Wilson was riding here to-
day was examined by physicians this
afternoon and ordered sent to the City
home at Mayview for further observa-
ton regarding his sanity. Cullen denied
that he intended harming the presi-
dent, saying he was not satisfied with
the administration foreign policies
and just wanted 10 talk to him. bot
tie Of liquid in q bag carried by Cul-
len was found to contain medicine,
according to the police.
A knife with blade five inches
long and several wood chisels were
also in the bag. Cullen has been at
tending night school at q local tech
nical institute, working during the day
for steel company.
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About People
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
At THE HOTELS.

Rooers-w. u. Fleming. l'irhhamnon. ". Va. ian!
Tny,yrod Fa;rmoni ". Va: RaS bernhard. rag;
view q. 4. *. Paxton. Terra Ala w va: - ~, ~!
Caldwell Allcd0niH. u: Il. +. Ncptuhc 'dhi'"'' w.
mcLurc-C NJ. Hays. Weston. W. Va. t. ~ u:
Walker Canton. o.: !. t. Mlean. Co!umenI' u
Amos New Matamuras o.; II. /. 2c'rIy' M"rTaA
town W. Va: +. $. Rohrrc. TlarksburS. W; Va
l.. l.. Michel and wife. Linton W. Va: NJ l.
'' Grand csntrai-J $ purhn. Nj Vernon. a.; l."
A. McNemar. Mcady!l!c W. Va; :. {. lt1''' '!'""'
city. o.; Mlymre Johnston. GAINESVILLE. D. -, =.
WIndsor-Dan \. Mnssman. HUNTINGTON: ". VA,
Gertrude Ehcrlr Columbus. o.; n. y, Sn'hcr'olu.
Scranton. Pa: Roy IL. Stewart Mann's,m, '" H.
Mr. and Mrs Edward l.. Hrd'I?. Washington a. -,
Stamm-I;raut Krenrr and wife. Si>trrS'liIr' W.
Va. Z. $. Crow. M"umdSrillc W Val IL NJ; IH
Wnr,riy W Va: Mcl cameron. Cameron. W Nd;
D. Il. KunSl Grafton. w. va
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. Ben"Kc a
baby boy. The Sturk left thu lutte one
al the ohio Valley General hospital at
n nj was pr. q. y. Mccoy. ,
Misses Esther and blanche smith OF
Elm Grove. are spending The weekend III
the guests of Miss Wildn Norm At her
home or Short Creek.
j. NJ. Rodgers, Jr.. wei! known EoHng
banker of WcllshurG. was III NhccilhE
yesterday.
Hon. x. Wilbur llrmncn Of Fairmont,
prominent in Masonic" "lrcirS OF inc
SIalr, will arrive today to take part III
The corncrSton" laying ceremonies MT
the Center Wnrwund school. tomorrow.
Rry. j. T.. Lryrnbcrgrr. -. H., has
returned from l'urkrr$burE. where ne
attended The annual meeting al me
West Virginia Synod Of the lrcSbyicr-
ian church.
Edward Bowman of Seventeenth
street. who is now employed 1T tho
Stoll printing shop al St"uhrnvillr. VIII
remove his family to that city within
the next few days
United States Deputy Marshal Todd
Barrett of Park"rShurE. VIII" is attend
ing federal court here, Will spend sun
day at home.
General Manager Charles N .k"tchum
Of the Mhccling commercial aSSoclatl" ION.
Will return this morning from PittSburE
and other points in Pennsylvania where
he has been on business.
tinted States District Attorney STU
art W. Walker left yesterday Tor home.
From there he will 20 IN Phtlippi 10
arrange Tor tho term Of court
VIM. T.. Chambers of the Island, has
accepted Il IucraIiv" position ut the Gem
iral Glass works office III the East
End.
Miss Margaret Irving. member Of
Montgomery and stones "t'hIn., mn
company. is III" guest of The Misses
I-nrSythc of the Island. Miss Irving is
accompanied on h"r visit by her mother.
Chester y. Thompson. clerk Of the
city council. returned las; evening from
Il trip /" Fad"n city, Sist"rEl!ie ana
Middlchuurnc. >.
W. L. Gregory of the South Side. Is
sncnGing several days the guest or
friends ana relatives at Derry. IA.
Ralph l;ali"r al the North end. is
confined IL his h"m" on account OF
slight illness.
If. r. Eatcman Of the Pennsylvania
limo IA
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ENGINEER ASPHYXIATED
Continued From FIRST Page.)

men who were with him carried him
part of the way back, when they were
compelled to leave him so that they
might escape the poisonous fumes Of
the black damp. They hurried to the
bottom Of the mine shaft and sent
others Of the rescue party to Jones
relief, but when they found him he
had passed into the deeper sleep.
Jones' body was brought TO the
shaft and then to the surface. The
remains were taken TO Il local under
taking establishment and prepared for
burial and then shipped this evening
TO Pittsburgh.
1t is thought that Jones helmet
must have leaked for he had sufficient
oxygen in his tank to last TWO hours.
He kept little in advance OF the
rescue party.
The Rescue Party.
The rescue party was made up Of
l.. VI. Jones. in charge Of the rescue
car; L. ". Cooper, assistant chief en-
gineer Of the JamiSun Coal d Coke
company; j. ". Roster. a. J. Strain,
L. II. Sicily, J. Il. Berry, e.. $. McCaid,
of Pittsburgh and f.. i. Bower, Of
Fairmont.
State Mine Inspector w +. RiCgle-
man, Of FairmuLi; Frank Parsons. of
ClafkSDuIS, VI II. N'oh, oi lHp!ildSr
L. G.. Vaughn, of Grafton. are on the
ground. They, together with General
Manager K. H. JamiSUn and SUprrin-
tendent DeebOWer, held conference
and decided 70 make everything safe
for those who would complete the res
cue work There Is 10 chance for any
Of the men who were III the mine ut
the time Of the explosion being alive
so that no innrdinaIr risks are TO be
taken. The rescue work will be le-
sumed tomorrow morning a large
cage has been prepared so the work Of
enicring the mine can be expedited.
The body OF Isaiah Leasure has been
recovered TIe was identified At To-
cal morgue tonight
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WILSON GETS OVATION
Continued From FIRST Page1
crowd, thanked them and then hurried
back 10 the waiting train.
BRYAN Meets President


back TO the waiting train.
Bryan Meets President.
Brief stops were also made at i
number of towns, where the president
appeared on the rear platform of his
car and shook hands with people. II
rained constantly, but the people kept
it off with umbrellas.
W. j. Bryan net the president at
Pittsburgh and rode with him for
more than an hour afterwards on his
train.
Mr. Bryan, after talking with The
president, said he had become con-
WINGED that Mir. Wilson would be re-
elected. He has been campaigning for
the president in the west, and de-
clared he expected III Dmocrats TO
, gain syeral senators in the mountain
states.
Il want to put it as strongly as pos
sible that MI Wilson will win," said
! Mr.. Bryan. The people approve his
Mexican policy and some things The
president has done appeals To every
class Of voters.
He added that the women OF the
! west are for the president and that
Colonel Roosevelt is doing Charles Z.
Hughes more harm than good. He
also criticized Senator Fall of New
Mexico.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Wilson
will address gathering of farmers
at Shadow Lawn.
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GERMANS TAKE
Continued From First Page)

trail powers back through the frontier
passes into Pennsylvania.
bucharest reports the beginning Of
an offensive in the Ouz Valley, north.
east of Kronsladt. and the taking Of
Mount Surual. east of the Rothcn-
thurn pass. south Of llermannStadt
Attacks in the Bran defile and the
Trolus, TZul and Alt Valleys were re-
pulsed by the Rumanians.
While Paris says The ScrbianS have
captured the town of Nelyezlo. north
of Brod, in the region marked by the
bend in the Cerna river. in southern
Serbia. Berlin declares the offensive
there has come to Il malt before the
stand Of the forces of IN" Central pow
erS.
Violent fighting continues on Monte
Pasubiu. in the Trrnlnu region. with
Rome and Vienna both claiming slight
successes.
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Must Dim All Lights.

ROME. Oct. 20.---tll y. III. via Paris
$50 =. m.)--A government decree IS,
,llrd today orders all street lights and
also lights in stores. hotels and cafes
dinncd al 1880 nClucE in the evening.
This is another measure in the continua-
ton uf the energetic movement To force
national economy the first measure haV-
ING been the raising of tn" price of
SUGAR to - cents 4 pound and also pro-
hibitinE it's sale for tn" MANUFACTURES OF
candies ar other sweets.
The government is also making q
camnaign against spectators in food
StuGfS amt wearing apparel.
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AUTO COLL|DES
MoundsviIe Butcher Suffers Slight
Injuries as Result OF
Accident.

A Ford auto. driven by D. +. Burton,
Of Moundsville. collided with a buggy
in charge Of Sam Levy, prominent
MOundsrile butcher. last night, short
" after $50. The buggy was badly
demolished. The Ford was only slight
~ damaged
The accident occurred on Seventh
street and Jefferson avenue, as the yc-
hicles we're rounding the corner.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
The State OF West Virginia, Ohio Couh-
~. ss:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia, Oct nbrr Rules, l"lI.
Center Wheeling Savings
Bank. Il corporation. ".
r. Robinson. DR.. ID. II.
Taylor. Plaintiffs.
George +. Nabcr Palace
Furniture Co., d corpo- III Chahc''E'
ration, Wheeling Title X
Trust Co. Il corporation.
Dollar Savings I; Trust
Co. II corporation. Mary
Nahcr. John 7. Arbcn%,
and s. .. Royce. de
PENDANTS.
The object Of this suit is to subject
In tho payment of tn" claims OF CcHlrr
Wheeling Savings Bank. w. T. Robinson
and nr. .. II. Taylor and other. len
creditors certain real property Of the
defendants George j.. Nabcr AND Mary
Eaber. situate in the city Of Wheeling.
ohio County, West Virginia. ana mc!e
particularly and at large described III
the bill Of complaint filed in SAL" SUI.
And il appearing from an atliuhN ID
filed in said cause at these Rules lhat
the defendant George +. Naber. is no
n rcSiden; Of the State OF West Virginia
and HI not having been served win pro-
rrss in laid suit. on motion OF the PLAIN
III hy imhn i. Arhcnx their counsel.
,hiS order of publication is entered
ags.insi lin. and it is ordered that the
said defendant. above named, b" and ne
Is roniIirtd To appear within one month
after the date Of the first pubilra.lom
Of ihis order and do what - hcEeSSl'
y, ,r,,icr. his interests. II is further NJ
nrrrd that his order b. published ana
posted A. required by law.
Witness John l.. .<inGh"rn. Gl"rN 81
our said Court. 1T tho Court House OF
said County. This 18th day or o't"o1''
lgiG. 10 wit: October Rules. 1916:
John l.. EINGHORN, tI"tk
Published the firSt time October I'm
1916.
Attest: ,,>. ,,,..,
JOHN l.. NlNGHORN. Clerk
JOHN L. AREENL.
O-1-ltHI-.S
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STOCKS ADVANCE
Leading Issues on Local Market Again
Ascending in Pdce-Wheeling
Steel s. Iron at ISL.

Local stocks are gradually ascending
again To the level which they attained
before the depression started two weeks
ago. when they dropped several points.
in sympathy with the New York mar
ket. LalIrlc common WAS sold on thu
local market yesterday at 76i and
III: was asked at he close. One hum
drrd shares were sold in Pittsburgh
for 76E.
Wheeling Iron & Steel was stronger
yesterday. selling at l6l. Neuralgyline
was bid al 1879.
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Ros Row With Allies,

BERLIN. oct. 20.--tRy wireless TO
S:yvillr, y. ND--Thr I;rrncr Bund re-
nnriS that King Nicholas of Montenegro
has received lip to the present imr $50
40 4 month for expenses Of the Monte
ucgrin army and government admlnts-
tratiun" says the Overseas News
Agency. This subsidy WAS considered
Insufficient by the King who asked Lon
don for more" The British government
demanded that King Nicholas give an
account Of tn" expenses. Tn" King was
offended by this demand. and, ii is said
will send a Mnn;cncgrin Prince to Petro-
grad and cndravnr Ia nlrdiatc the con-
trnvcrSy between th" Mnntcucgrin royal
family and the economical allies"
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But Little Hardness
In Wheeling Schools
Table Shows WheeNng's Rate Compared
with Several Cities and Coun-
ties o. State.

During the reading Of The report of
the superintendent Of the city schools
ri the regular h''nlI"r meeting Of the
Board III Education held Thursday even
Ing, Il commissioner expressed the Ol'in-
ion that $50 pupil; turdy during the
month was in rNI''."S ii former months.
and h" thought that il ought 10 h.
rrm"dirh. 1t wIs shown that tn" 1ardi-
ness during September was low cOmpnr-
ed with other months. ana that the
tardinrSs in Whr"l,Eg rs compared with
several counties and city schools Of the
state was exceedingly low last year. The
table follows:
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IMPORTS 81 NEGROES
wheeling Electric Company Prepares
for Construction of Lines to
Moundsv1ue.

E,irhfy-nne negroes from Georgia and
other southern states arrived in
Nnundsvillc last night on baltimore "
Ohio railroad train No. %. and en-
campcd near the poor farm. They are
10 be used by the Wheeling Electric
company which will start work within
4 few days constructing lines from
Wheeling 10 Moundsvillc for the pur-
pose of supplying Moundsvillc with
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