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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
@crfluheue uSanptitaote",

SSn elmer gansen @sibe @taaten
Der ameritanif9en Union tann man
pldBe finben, tpel9e beute 10 gut
pie gang unbetannt pber bergehen
finb unb boh ebemals @taatsz
bauptftdbte paren. 81, Die Nabz
tommen ibrer ebemalissn 8etpobner
tDnnten itattli4e @ereine 6ilben, obz
ne es nDtig gu baben, 1i9 bur9
nouberorbentlide" Mitglieber gu ber=
grDBern.
Do 1T ). 8, i'm @toat Snbiono
cine folde gefallene @r0Be, namens
Gorpbon. Sn aanlas fat Minne=
olo ebebem bic Sauptltaotrpne aes
lpielt. in Nlabama NOR es goDabo.
Glide biefer 9auptitaote iino ~
atemlid gana berf9munben; aher
BON onberen 1T genug iibrig aebliez
ben, um. Sebensmirbisteiten Sdaern
fir einen Sag nnterbaltung gu bic
ten. Dtes gilt ~befonbers bon benz
Yoeben genannten @ababo. I
Nabe benz MitteIpuntt ppn Mla=
bona unb inmitten iebr e~rsiebiaen
Sarmlanbes liegt bieier plab. Marz
I'm, tonnte er ieinen Mang ni9t BE-
baupteng Mon6e seben Der Gi1en.
babr,, Der oefpaiif9en 3erit0rerin
uno MufbaueriltGb @tdbten, Die
@dulb; anoere iagrn, bic Mosfitos
.ieien bas n8arnidel" selpeien. Wie=
Der onbere aber Derfiderl1, Der pab=
re Grunb babe BARN gelegen, bob
bic stabt au ieber 6odflutaeit bur9
cine neberl6pemmu1ls bes Nlabama=
uno beg Gababaz5luHes beimselu6t
ipltrbe. Die einmol 10 ldlimm se=
porben lei, bob bic 8eiiber bes
Staatsoberaeri9ts Dos 8opitcl nit
pffenap 8ppten au errei6en batten,
bon nelden aus iie i'm stpeiten @tpdz
pert lmnoeten, Der b09fe puntt
I'M beutisen gababa lit Elm Saus.
lpeldes gu ben i6SnIten arditettoz
nii9en Muitern Der 8prz8uraer>
triegtase sebDrt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
@aklanS nnS Sapau.
@ieliascnbe ans%fiibrunscn elmer ruis
itfd5en 3citmng.

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gieliascnbc ansfabrunscn elmer rui.
iifd)en 3citnng.
Snber raifYMsn 3citung nGbfb<
II aiftotN purDe unldneit in einsm
aeitartitel iiber bag gey9altni5 aluis
fden Nublonb u,lb Sapoil folgerloes
ausgefibrt:
SIN 2oufe elmer Mode lit bic io=
particle Hesieruna nit apei pietTo-
senoen grt!drungen berporsetreten,
bic in engem, lcsif@em 3ufammsn-
bang matchmaker fteben. Ser Yrez
m%isrminiltsr 8omura bat cine Hone
gefplten. in Der er bic Gebeutune
Der japahif9en 9ilfe fir ben Yer
lauf bes &rieses bstcnte unb Ell
tldrts, oab Diefe Silfe farn ollein
at lid, au6 ohne GniicnDuna pon
Sruppen nod europa, Sapan be-
sre9tise, ON. Der Srieoenstontersn3
teilaunehmen, bic nod benz Rrieae
e%inbernfen miro. Sat- glei6aei+is
nit Der Rebe &omuras tourbe ben
japoniiden Sournaliiten i'm Mimi
iterium ,bes Weubsrn befanntsege5en.
bob offi3iene 8erbanolunsen iber
Elm ru1fiasjapaniI6es 8iinbnis bis=
Fer nidt itottsefunDen batten, unb
oab cine @%ntf.nouns iapaniider
Sruppen nod europa nibt erfplaen
miirbe. Bir 'boben fciner5eit mebr
als einmol borouf b%ingetpie1en, nie
iebr bic MDslidfeit Der 9eteilianng
japoniider Sruppen in europa GIL
beaneifeln tpdre, unb Der anel1e
Sell Der @rtldrung bes jopaniiden
Mintieriums bes Neubern tonn nic6t
u11erportet er1Geinen. Die lnae=
beure @%ntfernune, Die Sapan bpm
ben europdiI9en &riegs1dauplatea
trennt, muGt Idpn an Iih feline of
tiDe Seilnabme ON &rieg NIT
8eut19lanb lehr f9mierig. 9ieier
@e1idtSpuntt lit jebod -nidt entz
19eioenp. 8iel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii
pielmebr, BOB bas &abinett Romura
feit entf9lollen 1T, cine aiiatifde
pplitit 3u fiibren, inbem es ben
iapani1djen SntereIIen in ben Sopan
nabelieaenbcn 2Gnbern sana beienz
bere Mufmert1anlfeit miomet.
nnerparteter erl6eint Die grfldz
| runq iiber ben qeplanten ruj1igdzias
panii6en 8iinbnisDertrag. Sin gon<
aes Sobr long purbe Rltblonb pnll
ben t~olpiIalen @pmpatbien benadz
ridtist, bic Der @ebanfe zines ruiz
iiI9-iapani1den 8inbnthes i'm 2on<
be Der a~ufgsEenben Some Nrpor=
riefe. Sn ben lebten &eoen Ter
berantnprtlihen Setter I'M erer ousS
ndrttsen polittt begesneten mir sez
nIgenb beutlihen Mn1pielungm cuff
bic mil Sapan itattfinoenben Ser
b%anfsungen, als beren @rsebnis cine
ndFere @eritdnbisung nit uniercm
Nadbur I'M fetnen . ten entfteben
1pIte. S~ebenfals tpirb es nun
aber flor, bob Die pplitit SSnpars
mad Dem Welttriege einen befonbe<
rem Meg einfdloeen ipirb, bon benz
mir uns %porldufig muir lnflare @or=
feIunaen maiden f0nnen. Mm mabr=
iheinliditen tit es, bop Sapan perz
fliden miro, 1i6 ouf oas ibm be-
no4barte Gbinae al 1tiiBen, llln Elm
9pftem beg. @leidaetpidts anilden
europa unb @iien ber5uitelIen. 9os
1T. cine Troae Der 3utunft, aber Ser
ndd1ten 3utunft.
Die Sapaner baben mebr ols ein<
mol bepieien, bab iie nte &oben
in Der Nadt es beritehen, nit ibren
Mugen bic oni9einenb unourdoringz
lide 5initernis Der 3utunft gu
burhbringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
as 6emtlhe &otbe 4rells All naf,eu.

|oas 6entibe &otbe areu5 al naben.
IS tpltroe barllm cine b%eio1loere 9e0b=
e lamnllrHg --at,beroumt, bic ant
l,ad)iten Mittrpodobeno bei Sri. aln-
ma Moggenfamp, SfS 14h Str.1
ltattfinoen miro.
Ter Nabocrci,l ocrlelben @cnnein=
'oe bat in ieiner leeten @erlammll,,q
aild) id)on beidloiien, fir oos oelt-
Idle &otbe &rell5 einen beIonoereu
gta6tag 5l baber, Ser am Iienstaa
'1aditer ISOLDE itattfinoen miro.
Sn Sen Drei staoten lino porae-
terri fir Sen iiioiiden Silfsfono et-
'pa $4,000 allfaebradt moroen. Ia-
penport ltebt NIT etnm $1,000 an Der
|erlten Ste1e.
Gobert 9. Gltrrp, 512O 6. Mpenl1e,
Der Dor iiebeu @oden boz, einem Mu-
tomohjl BON Srping @riebt OIL Ser
az. StraBe u1l0 6. Mper1lle iiberfa6-
rem uto berlebt puroe, lit 9eitern
Wtorgen OIL ben erbaltenen @erlebnn=
gen geitor6eli. Goro,ler @epers bielt
geltern NadJmittag eirlen Sl1qnelt as
llnb gqben 0ie @ei6morenen elm l1r=
tbeil ab, oab Ser Marm an Sen err
llttenen Gerlebungen geltorben lei.
Gllrrp wllr6e otn 8. Mllgult 1S4t in
Srlan6 geberen unb hm oils &in0
INIT Sen gltern ins 2anb. SIM Sssab=
re 1897 fam er nod &od Sslanb.
.@r binterlaBt feline 6ral1, einen Sobn
nn0 cine 1odter. 9ieY @%eeroialtna
finbet am Sonntag Nadn1ittag bonn
Sra'er6or'ie aus itott.
Ser uIemofrat" piro, tpie bisber,
fir 5000 per Sabr bei gorausbe-
5ablllng at irgenb cine More1le in
@of SslanO uno %ltn1gegeno frei ms
Sous geliefert. Ser vIemofrat"
|,6ringt sic 1%1cllcItcn Na6rihten aus
Den 9rei Staoten, Dem Sit uno
@nslmoe. Sebt lit oie bette ;3eit 81,
abonnirelr.
Seiratbs GrlaltbniBifeine.
Moam s. Irnmm, Montpelier,
So, rulo SRI. gnrm S. Mouer,
Mof Sslano.
Sroin g. 9lapp, 9ublette, ST.,
nno Sri. 2ilian 8allentine, Msoline.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT fit
$4,000 bon q. .. @lleiing gegen ole
g., 81. $. uro g. @abnge ealfaft
lfommt m%abrideinlid bel1te I'M Cir
cllitgeriht gum StluB. Gin grud
oes &ldgers m1roe lbefanntlib in
Weoline bon einem 3uge ser genann.
ten 8a6n. angefabren unb 5ertrim-
inert.
Das @eridt bat einen ginbaltsbe.
febl erlalien gegen @iuiam 9rei1en
bumit er fein @runoeigettblm Der,
aitBern fam ullo oab er bon iei1el
5rm1, Clara 6. 9reiien, fernbleibe
lOie ibn olrf 5deiollng perflagt bot
Gas 4aar bate lid am 81. Sui
1905 in Neoria berbeiratbet nni
lebte bis sum %. Sa,utar 1916 gu
Hammer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
5ran' in Milan pcri,1dt seIbitmorb.

5rau Charles Gl,pelp po,1 Meilan
'perll1dte borgeltern Mbeno Selblt=
moro, inoem 1ie mebrere bergiftete
Eilel 5l iid) nalun. .3anf 1T ser
6amilic Ioll iie al benl tsd)ritt ge-
brad)t bobelt. Gle 5ral, batte SEN
Damn eriudt, 1n%t5u5ieben, neil ibr
Seller poll @aIier nll0 es fir tie 11=
gemiitblid) tpar, in oenl Salrl e su
apobnea, mos ibr jeboh %abaelebnt
mnroe. Sim M6eno. oils sic Iamilie
benin @iicn lab fam ole Iralt NIT
ei,tcm 6laid)d)en poll @ift in ser Ell
1,et Sano nno elmer Sdad)tel bon
pergifteter Gilen in ser anoeren
9alS ms 3imn1er, lulb als ser Sobn
i6r COS @ift megnabl1l perldlucfte
lie ei1ige Der gefabrlid)en 8ilen.
Sin ar5t tpur0e balo seruien, Scr
Die Wagerplrnpe anipanote lno anf
oiele @eile 0ic 6ral1 Dor bem Iooe
rettete. Die Sral, miro NIT Bent 2e=
ben babonfomn1et1. Spater tbat es
ibr leio, Sen Selbitmoroperind ge-
madt SIT baben.
Sic 9eeroialnrs Ser perltorbe1e,1
5rmt 9. S. 2adner finoet mabr=
ld)einlid ONT Sonntag ltatt. Sic So
milienangeborigen aus 9bilaoelpbia
aparen gelterll M~adymittag 1rud1 nidt
bier algelangt.
Ser Sltnafraltenoercin Ser lutb.
Slnmamnelsgenlein0e biclt ieire re-
gelmaBige gcrImmllll1g am Mitt=
hpod1 slbeno bei SRI. gliie M0ler,
1000 16. Str, ab. gls gean1te muir
0en gepdblt:
Sri. Mnna @~oagenfamp, Nraii=
0entin.
Sri. aat6arine Maff, gi5eprdii-
bentin.
Sri. Clara gtrllb, @%efretafin.
Sri. Slilie Saasgem aaiiirerim.
Ser gerein 6eld)loB eilpmiitbig fiji
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
Scenes aug @pd Sslanb
SDgm 8mfalc,u tpbt amfgcfmnocn.

81, lei1,em &einL 111S 8. Mpenl,e,
lpilt5e geltcrn Mittag Nobn 9l1da-
lem tuot aufeeflmoell. Serr Garl
Naab, Better oes Slciidgeidaftes
OIL Ser IL. StraBc M1ro z. Moenule,
mad)te Die gntoedung. Ser Ma,m
batte fir Naab gearbeitet unb in ser
Gisernte gebolfe1L als ct anl 8or-
lnittag nibt sur Mrbeit fann, 9ing
SEER Naab 5m beiien Salls, no CT
ibt jeooh to0t porfano. Ser Gob
apar ld)on felt eilliger s3eit eingetre=
ten. Coroner Mepers belt geltern
Nadmittag cine %2eid)enid)alt alb, MEL
che eraab, Dab Der Mant alrf natiir-
lide @eile ~geitorbet lei. glldalelp
lebte alleil III ieinem Squire; ieine
Jralt 1oa i'm Dor 5luei SSobren per-
flen babell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
ALBAN'S CLAIMS
FOR NOMINATION
ARE SET FORTH IN A CARD TO
JEFFERSON COUNTY
VOTERS.
Indications Point to Sweeping Majority
Commits oners on Warpath-
Steubenvlie Notes.

STEUBENVlLLE, O.. July 26.-As
the contest for the Republican nom.
ination for congress in this district
/ with it's varied interests and re-
sources has narrowed down 10 less
! than two weeks distant, few peril.
! nent facts stand out pre-emlnent and
: they are here presented tersely tor
the voters TO consider.
| First-There seems to- bea demand
| for a man in active middle life to rep.
resent this, one of the most important
! districts in the state. A man Is needed
/ who represents present day ideals and
: none Is held to be more worthy, o.
competent for, the honored position
than Hon. ". R. Alban with his well
known aggressive character. He 10
up-to-date on all matters OF national
| import =,
Second-The general concession all
over the district that 1t is the turn
of Jefferson county to have the office,
after fifteen years alternating in other
counties. and those who make this
| generous admission say that colonel
!Alban is the one man they desire TO
represent them.
Third-The desperate character OF
| the fight made in several other coun.
ties. by several Of, the candidates TO
Undermine Nj Adams we'll known
strength. demonstrates the fact that
| they are aware he has been. and Is
still the pole horse and good length
ahead at the finish and that he will
win.
Fourth-During the past week, Mr.:
! Alban has seen scores OF influential
citizens and politicians rallying to his
standard, because they like his per.
sonality and they realize that the
lslogan all over, the district is "Alban
Twill win" Others will Chamber upon
the Alban bandwagon before Aug. g..
| Fifth-It is up to the voters Of JET.
ferson county to roll up a record:
breaking vote for Colonel" Aloan and
from reports from the various cleo
for the honor of old Jefferson county,
of whom Mr.. Alban is one of its
| favored sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
PEOPLE HERE KNOW
TANLAC HAS MERIT
PROVEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN,
AND NOW NAME HAS BECOME
HOUSEHOLD WORD IN
WHEELING.
Catarrhal Affections Relieved in Local
Case Cited Below.

Il had been suffering from catarrh
for several years and mother simply
insisted should get over it. had 4
poor appetite. frequent headaches and
was constantly cXpeCCoratlng, though
had already tried a lot of remedies
without relief. Then along came a
medicine wk!:A. was the talk OF the
town, and mother told me to give 1t Il
trial and Tanlac proved in my case to
be the best catarrh remedy. tonic and
appetizer | ever heard Of and | recon-
mend it to everybody. My head and
throat is better and I'm not hawking
and splitting any more and my appetite
is something wonderful. Father says
he Is going to increase the board but
certainly do enjoy my meals these
days and recommend Tanlac TO all, d"
said Mr.. Jess Drum. Il mill worker
employed at the National Tube Co.'S
works.
Headaches, constipation. indigestion,
loss of energy. sleep, and appetite,
mains in the side or back. rheumatism,
pains, catarrhal affections Of the mu-
cous membrane and kindred ailments
arising from disorders Of the stomach,
kidney or liver, have been rapidly and
successfully overcome in a remark
able manner by Tanlac, the new medl-
cine discovered at the Dayton LABOR
atories by the eminent chemist. Herr
Joseph Trimbach, a native German
and Tanlac today Is the talk or Wneel-
ing. G. H. Griest & Co.'S Drug store
sells Tanlac here, 81 per bottle.-AaF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
STATE CONVENTION
OF o.. OF |. CLOSES
LoRAlN SELECTED FOR CoNVsN-
TlON NEXT YEAR At MEET
ING IN BElCAlRE.
Officers Were Installed at the Closing
Session--News Of Bellatre
and Vicinity.

The annual state convention OF the
Daughters Of Liberty closed very
successful three days session at Bell
aire yesterday al noon; after selecting
Lorain as the place for the convention
in 1917. At the session in the NOM
ing the following officers were elected
and installde:
State Councillor-Saole hlnkalo'
Gallon.
Associate State Councillor-ida Ed
wards. Cleveland.
State Vice. Councillor-Lida Beers.
Lorain.
Associate Vice State COUNCILLOR
Anna Cook, Cleveland.
State Secretary-John W. Sellers
East Liverpool.
Associate State Secretary-Anna
Wantz, Miamisburg.
State Observation-Disclosures B. Custer,
Dayton.
Associate State Observation-Disclosures
Steele, Bellaire.
State Guide-Carrie Bickersnield,
Cincinnati.
Inside Guard Lulu Woods, Ioungs-
National representatives-Nell Craig,
Canton: Mary :Ruhl Dayton.
Before adjournment Wednesday
morning, the convention in resoiu-
ton thanked the Bellaire lodge for the
hospitality and fine entertainment CIV
en- and ;aso the Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry lodges for their assistance
in the entertaining. The delegates
and the State officers stated the Bell
aire convention was big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

Aravor Charles Wassman and family
will icavn this week on An automobile
trim TO the east. They Will VISIT AZ
lantic City and other places OF inter-
Mrs. William Neal Of Guernsey street
has returned from visit with TRENDS
William A.. Schramm has returned
from visit with friends at ; Marie.sa'
J. Z. Danford OF GAINESVILLE. was d
visitor here Wednesday,.
Nr. and Mrs. james Nines Of Thirty
seventh street will leave today Tor
visit with friends at Cleveland.
4. ], Rietz of Gravel Hill is a guest
of relatives at Columbus:
The regular meeting Of Bcllaire CHAP
ter Order of the Eastern star Will De
held Friday evening in the MASONIC
temple on Belmont street.
street has gone to Akron to attend 70"
state Sunday school convention OF me
reformed church as a delegate from inc
local Sunday school.
Mrs. Martha Dunaway and daughtcr'
Mrs S. G. Elrod. have returned to their
home in Centralia. Ill. after Visit
Judge !. c. Nichols OF st. Clairsy1lle
was O. visitor in the city yesterday
W. L. Milligan has returned lFo'" /"
fishing trip on Captina creek.
Miss Margaret Rictz Of Gravel nv
has gone to Lowell. O.. for visit with
relatives. .,,,
nrcside At the fourth quarterly con-
ference to be held ut the South Bel'aire
NJ + church this evening
John AIusgrove of Noble street has
returned from visit with relatives nj
Mrs, Isaac Frcese. of Alliance. Is
spending a few days with friends IN
the city. ,..
left yesterday for a trip to Atlantic
City. ;. p;o--
soil left yesterday for n two weeks
trip To Atlantic City.
district meeting Of the Woman'ss
Christian Temperance Union Will be held
Friday at the Christian n G sMm,b ReIs,re
has conc 70 Armstrong Mil for n visit
with friends. I.l.
Mrs. Nina Connors and son OF Chat-
tanooea, Tenn. arc visiting Mrs. Walter
smith Of Monroe street
], f. Johnson and family Will leave
today for an automobile trip to Allan
tic civ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27

the Grover Village school district. lot'
Grover. 81. =,
VIM. l.. Stewart to Andy Batcho, lot'
Toronto. $40.
Catherine Myers to Roy l.. McClave.
lot. city. 81.
Leroy n. HilsinEcr to David W. Tut
tie lot. Toronto. $500.
\. W. trpman to Angelina NJ. kcr-
Sclgrn. lot Toronto, 81.
Gilbert W. J"nrec Ia Julius RADIOS
and wife. lilo y. Warren township
$3.50.
Sheriff jefferson county To The, Ma
tinnal Sank OF Toronto. lot. NrwherE'
$4,000.
barbara Macy Erdpsi to Julia Juhella
Is y Wells township, $40.
William NJ. Renll In Hugh 7. Will
lamS. lot. city, 81.
Mary T. Moore I" John ". Bendure.
Pchlc Rank lot. $40.
John MrClavr tn Men Lamantia
pusaicn. lot. city. Sl.5nn.
!. !. MCCULLOUGH In Ralph Farmer and
wife. "a. Stcubcnvill" township, 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
rhs Davis paath Roll.

today. aged e. years. He has been Il
life long resident here. He is Sur
vived by his wife and three children
Mrs. VIM Elliott Of East Springfield
o.. George and Frank at home.
Word has been received here Of the
death Of Oliver G.. Patterson, former
resident and son If Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Patterson Of This city. which occur
rcd a, Carlsbad. y. NJ. on Tuesday. He
was 20 years of age and had been in
business in that city eight years. Ho
is survived by his wife. his parents,
five brothers. Hugh. Lawrence. James,
George and Welduy. and two sisters
Mrs. Norman Moore and Mary Pattcr-
son. all of Stcubenvilc. His wife was
Alice Spraguc. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sprague of Bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
workhouse for Hab1tunls.

The jefferson county comrplssloners
are on the war path again over the high
cost Of maintaining county jail prls-
cners, majority Of them habi,uals sent
over from the city police court, and
have come TO the conclusion that the
only way to put stop to the county
Jail being used as u boarding house
is to arrange for the sending OF the
prisoners to the wurkhouSc. The coun-
~ severed It's contract with the WORK
house over q year ago and there has
been moro or less agitation to have 1t
renewed over since. The county is at
an enormous expense of boarding and
feeding the prisoners and the commits
sioners figure 1T would be a saving to
use the workhouse. it is believed that
the city would be able to get rid Of
its undesirable citizens also II work
house sentences could be handed out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
TEACHERS INDICTED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 26.-
Reports received here today from
Logan Courthouse. are that indlct-
ments have been returned by the
Logan circuit court grand jury against
five school teachers. They are al
legged to unlawfully have had IN tnelr
possession stolen papers from the re-
cent uniform examination OF scnool
teachers. The indicted men are Ed
ward Chapman: kenn "a, bro%ni ing
Allen Dingess. George Chapman ana
David Dingess. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
A New Htozo.

4 new clothing store viii be opened
at this place in the near future BY Mr..
lack Anderson OF Buffalo. y. 7.
Personals.
Mr.. J. Brooks was In Steuben'lie on
business yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Neubery Of this place
was In Wheeling on business yester-
day. eA,t,. A..
Wr John Craig Of this place was In
Wheeling on business yesterday.
Mr. Roy Briggs has returned home
after spending a few days at Newark.
Ohio. u
somc time Ia slowly improving.
Mr. Louis DeRomidus has returned
home after a few days visit at Ander-
sonyiIle o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Mo pnblic Hall Provided.

Contrary IT. the opinion Of many local
people. this city's new city hall. which
will be started soon will not contain a
large hall or auditorium for public gath
erings. The building commission and
board Of control, fearing the results If
having an auditorium which could he
used by all persons for all purposes. de-
cidcd not to include 4 =, lie hall in the
proposed structure. Tho council cham
Der. with desk for each member uf
council. Il platform for the president and
desks for tho mayor and the clerk OF
council at either side of the platform.
will be the largest room for meeting
purposes in the new building.
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pootball P1sld Assurod.

A football field for the high school
football team Is practically assured Tor
the Purple and White lads this fall. &C.
cordlng to a statement made yesterday
by the director of service He is per-
hitting no refuse Of any sort to be
dumped upon the field and In It's present
condition It. will require work OF only .
few days to put it in fit condition Tor
email portion OF the field to be fill6d
in to put it on level with the sidewae
'" Martins Ferry Br1s6s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carltle have re-
after visit with their son. Walter
"a Friends of Township Trustee George
Webb will be pleased to learn that no
is able to be out after being III az MI
home OIL South Fifth street 1or seVerhl
Simon Parker and family and George
Smith and family will motor out 70
Washington! Pa, today In the Parker
Miss Lois Neill has gone to Grafton.
Pa. 10 visit relatives for a week
Ira Dixon and family will &c up to
Camp Rest next week to spend the
summer.
clothier. will leave today for a business
trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Mary c. Henderson Of Connells-
Vile. Pa. Is visiting friends here;
Miss Elizabeth hughes Of Pittsburgh
IL visiting at the home Of George Will
itnms on Indiana street.
Miss Mildred Pyle and brother Ed.
ward. are visiting at the home Of Otto
TruaX.
Mrs. II. N. Miller and children are
expected home today from visit at
W, T. Freeman left yesterday for
Kansas City, Kan. to make his future
Carl Thompson and Clarence Som.
mers will leave Sunday for. Buckeye
Lake. near Newark, TO spend Faca-
ton.
Bryce Murphy Of Maynard. Demo-
cratic candidate for county commission
er, was In the city yesterday In the IN
forest OF his candidacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Has Excellent Prorram.

Featuring Francis y. Bushman. Sam
my Burns and Plump and Runt, q pro-
gram extraordinary has been arranged
by Manager Shull. Of the Pastime thea
tire for this evenings perfOrma nee. when
the proceeds will be turned over TO the
committee on Labor Day celebration.
Bushman will take the leading part IN
Under Royal Patronage" and Sammy
burns. thr leading rival Of Charley
Chaplin. will appear hin n killing comedy.
entitled 'Sammy's ScRadalouS Scheme.
Plump and Runt will hr seen in another
comedy Their Vacation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-27
Here's Your Chance Ladies.

Ladies, get in. line and don't
shove. for there's going TO be Il big
sale on August 5; in fact, one or
the most interesting sales 10 the
women that has been pulled Off
around here for some time. On that
day at the corner Of Walnut and
Fourth streets. Constable Duncan
will offer Al public sale On summer
hats, l5S winter hats. mirrors, sew
ing machines and numerous other
articles comprising the stock of the :
O'Cohncll millinery store. The sale
will be held to satisfy claims of d.
Smelling & Sons against the firm.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

George Schcetz and son. George Jr.,
have gone to Jacobsburg tu spend few
days
Members of Enterprise council. Junior
Mechanics will attend III" funeral Of
their brother. Clarence +. futile. this
afternoon.
Bryce Murphy, democratic candidate
for commissioner was here yesterday
in the interest Of mis- campo Ign.
Attorney Herbert Mitchell Of St.
Clairsvillc was campaigning IN tn1s city
last evening
Miss Helen Malhy has returned from
4 ten DAYS visit at Norfolk. Va
q. Ycc Sing. local laundryman. has re-
turned from a business trip to Pitts
burg.