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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

oeaon sHa TaR w"Th 2@s
4. TAuIANE, 800 Walnut St
YOUNG MAN waited with business ability
and capital enough to start manufacturing
small useful article on automatic machine:
large profit; fortune for the right man: can
have 81 fgl charge Ias handle ,iain al money @
1905 Morris Bldg, Phia
professional APARTsIEteI asRrs teIcstnat Ht@gsE 20 room,
patsy r fur Pesspts sGOo0 price $1,000 ' Ro
ref: confidential, NJ G44 ledger Centrai,
FOR SALE on RENT-HLlLpiNG, IOxlOO
Shy paFposes aso
E 1M eG or tSG Rsry S
iSap & Son, Haihcid, Pa.
INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
snsS tTeesGm sse fF0T % SGfFssr9 serb 2S
ISL GsFs1 GGorpsFat9P eNRRs Reo 6s Arch cost
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Wanted, party who, will invest money. In
condition; rented with good yearly tenants;
principals only. NJ 0iT. Ledger Central.
VALUABLE SLATE property, Of a2 acres for
sale or exchange: considered one OF the best
pieces Of gndeyeloped slate property in the
Gd4sss sss Of h. ESs B S s5AfE F
A RARE OPPORTUNITY for one or two enrr-
getie, enteTprising business men to take an
saniis not less than odI 81. 300 F9E full par
WILL Buy interest .sao R ma sfasP9as sea Ei
gest Oegltimate) opportunity ever offered,
aSSishsd SSi si 0fs 5i7 LED ledger ss csstFa p no's''
TO M AN 2E M APF Lsiy Ts $4,000 s. a
ssSvces "5 loan Ra viii be doubiY secarsd eS
gSsa S5 TsSstf 70 csSfTs Independent
f-Tnv N~,s hon TO- bop
thTes $4,000 Q per cent. bond issues on
Phliadelphia eSei ssa yfard pr9Ps9ities Interest
TO PURCHASE S5Q00 corner lot; can be
paid for in 10 yearly lnstalments OF 5000
each. clear deed In event OF death; no taxes;
investigate. A ais. Ledger onice,
ness ami is ambitious unusual opportunity
awsIts Enterprise, BEokerage and Realty
So A MONTH secures Interest In growing or
eh2PEd VII be RS9sTTeS9s RTSs i49S ef59Fe bestta t0s
APARTMENT house for sale central location
hlleqR r. WV 6ff..HzIUsEN' 6ff..HzI USE fs65 Arch st.
WILL Sell fully & &sgIiPpsd Up 5 Laundry; E ID doing ga
selling A 32i, Ledger Office.
PICTURE THEATRE--sie5O crow led nightly:
seiiiaE aIii rsssoai Investigate. s4S, Led Cent,
WARTEp Ep-sa99o g 5000 a. ss;, g invest IN
curity. a34, ledger onice.
otIti'A osEtsis 500 Dbl 6siSess 5Ss. Ledser Cent
c6sI lrRs ssss sG Ss @af s so5 Isa ssilPs 81
5T5asAPaNf sa5s csstss Sssesss 5s % %!s csst' ssf'
H95Ea 45Sms Riai sas or S.n ss isfi fs5 s5
fully sqsiPSSsfb Sobnsss seeg es 4 AoR 4stE sos sale
H9Ssatr 555a rosR. Ssss es a e. Lssssr & sf oes beach
eF sSs s EsSsss Ssssa e. esa!s Rs @'A'A' A''-'-''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

n, f. COR. 18TH & WALNUT SITS,
house T "' in 'Phadeiphiai desirable i6sroom room
housekeeping suites with southern, eastern
Apply on Premises.
EIGHTEENTH. NJ, 17is-Thoroughly modern
fiat, q large rms constant heat; reduced.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
p,ALL AL PARTS I5s OF OF TIE pE5 cIGX IGSru
CALL. PHONE OR WRITE FOR
IMPORTATION.
SAMUEL. STERN
1901 CHESTNUT STREET
THE ENGLEwooD, ago S. nth sT.-Idsai
central housekeeping apartments; suites
rooms, kitchenette and bath: Apply ianitor,
Walnut 81. = :, - = 80
NORFOLK APARTMENTS
Desirable and Groom apartments near
BEEcEHTE5L 5'?s s2ss Ridge ave- ISa'o'Ao'' rentals
POPLAR APARTMENTS, l6is-2O Poplar St
1aser % Reit Ip Pryste Baths % hot q xater tf not
FoR Eaod.T,n fgFn oF Ia Igatsrn sP.FtS%sPt'
sSsEHfooEEfPsPY ssEfoEfPs Co ans i5i7 Montsomsry ave.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
34FH AND CHESTNUT (The Essex = Five
vstor day and nisht service toioliaI anish.
hardwood hoors. eombination Wsii safes;
Laundry vacuum cleaner EOoN garden
4sD AND CHESTER AVE. (Tie MOnterey@
Very desiTably situated opposite Clark Park
4 and rooms and bath, hardwood noors.
laundry; roof garden, etc; $50 TO S44 per
month: al desirable new Housekeeping apis.
Apply ianitor, CRESSE, 3os Hale Bldg.
4sD AND CHESTER 900 Monterey Apts =
Only SSS mo-; rooms, bath and large
THE RUTLAND APIS. JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST. 5iIA 70 s5IH ST;
latest eqnys1isnSes ~ 70 Sts;s9 per month
Bell phone Belmont t45a 5ll3 Leeust 81.
DREXEL APARTMENTS
OVERBROOk STATION
one Housekeeping suite, 8 rooms and bath
sss,gt per me9th public dining room Phone
THE Chiffon
FIRST ana SdsSn1SSoF s1S T. aERsa55smsnts' Es5 from
MRS. b McLAlN, S2lS Barring 81.
THE REIDLYN
$50 EoOma and bath half block from
Jas. N Mlteheif 4Gth ana Market s,s
ONLY 465 month, 2Q6 Essex Apartments s4th
and cheytnutt nice corner apartment. rms.
and bath and private halls Will paper and
decorate 70 suit tenant. Inquire 1anltor.
Sso-cHANcELLoR AIRLfGHF APART'S.
5f35 chancellor -. below Walnuti larEe
rms, bath open eYgs. Janitor On PREMISES,
HILL CREST
s. E. COR. S4TH AND RACE SIS
Attractive apta- shower baths. Fea asonn Ole
porek, k.FTsi. seol An Reissgis walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

'SaEssAt4S psi. ANN s'a ss SSs.l ssS 5s 6;s ;''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25
AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONTRACTOR having established
business requires an active part
ner with $1,000 to 10000; this in
vestmcnt Will help to MI contracts
on hand and nave way for en-
largns business NJ Ji2, Ledger
Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

1921 n. 1STH--1o rooms. s+G75,
2985 Master: hot-wutcr heat SlIOO. -
1900 N Sydcnhum; asB'd Sa6OO; price $2lAu
1917 Fairmount, batns cheap.
lOU6 Melon, rooms: a big bargain.
MARSHALL II. SMITH 1O1i Chestnut St
I719 MOUNT VERNON T.-Brownstone- front
residence, u rooms. baths and Ehoweri
hardwood finish; In perfect repair.
Iour;ca I uonvar Real Estate
Nl"tI lSS - iiSONSA Trust Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25
MAcH1NTRY AND TOOLS

FOR SALE--10O X. V. A., 220 volt, two-phase
boltcd alternator, EXETER and switchboard; /.
perfect condition For particulars apply Al5 /
Hale Bldg
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HELP wANTED-MA1p
coallnaed trom rreecalna oomnn

beIitiMiisT wanted at once hrst-class lathe
noIlIonta! boring, mill and chuckinr lathe
hsnasA American EnRlneering Company.
zAIsrrlnGo ave and Cumberland St. Phila,
MAI. EXP, at Sitting glazed paperi good
steady pos. Chas Beck Co GoO Cbcsi,r5fS 5Seg' si
fAfER BONES-Boy wanted with some exp
IN IN paper cutting. Ap. schoettle's. 3iO Florist
rfSSits,sssMAN--Younr man wanted 10 feed
borIon press; one with knowledge OF ma ISe-
ready preferred NJ 90l, Ledger oNlce
oApssESSSiA p M 4 NIExperienced with trade to cover
iennsNlVRnia with complete lines Of under
wear and knit goods: salary or conr,issIon,
give detail information and references Re.
b& ny letter only, care William III Blandy
=e 9nn BroadwaN, New York n. Y
3 ,EM0GRAPHER wanted In LAWYERS office;
nuss tus We experienced; permanent position.
$50. Ledger Office ''' -
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HEATINa

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT Is better
and cheaper than steam or hot-watsr; Pure
fresh air with normal Moisture MANN
KELSEY n 18th St. Phila,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

1870 W. vENANGo ST. cor, GrsSz; lot les
80 IT,. 3-story brick dwelling, 10 rooms
baths incloscd laundry with tubs, hot-wHter
heat, gas and electric light; $4,000 The
Land Title and Trust Company Trust De.
partment, Broad and Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25

STORAGE and van business: long established ::
central location. worth investiEHtlng LEWIS
a. TAUIANE, 300 Walnut st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-25
General
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

FRENCH-SWISS, Eentcwomnn, experienced
companion, Eoverncss, wishes position with
refined family. one or two children above I;
excellent lnguist; versatile accomplishments; ;
country preferred: salary s6Oy references and
credentials. ] 5j1. Ledger Central.
GIRLS. Germans. speak English, would like to
get upstairs work 1T0S N 9th St, third
floor.
GoVERNESS or companion--Southern Young
lady desires poslton best OF refs. furnished.
Address L. a. NJ, Box 47l birmingham. Ala,
GOVERNESS-Rct.. edu'd woman dcs. pos.
assist ncedlew'lt hkpg. ,nurs'E. 310, Led on.
WOMAN of educn tion & refine, exp, reliable,
wants work evenings, nciRhhorhood goth &
Market pref. Add NJ S3G. l.edEcr Office,
YOUNG WOMAN. with / years banking exp.
desires stpnoErHphiC position where high
grade work is appreciated. G5I Led. Cent,
YOUNG GIRL wishes nnsition ns chldnurse or
Chnmbcrwork city or country. competent,
Apply o. s. PREOn St, West Philadelphia,
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...rlr :, AIMED rrrreRAMs

-rsTeRN UNION TELEGRAPH tST'DDiSisop tST'DiSTEioliyIe
EsilFFrsso sss Y. b. Noes. WIN. II. white.
Us Paul McIgan, guissi ,SS EosSi Dsig,dn SinTsh
Triseniinal psekIns CO., Geo. II. Rhoades, l..
T. cgrIsr tR,iR ~ WilHIa %PH rs gIoScCMm. NJ. Pown.
fgsiLHiN X. Damn, Hon. J. d. Hicks. DR.. L.
~ r5oeeett
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11

The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper every
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be part Of their
readino or not. au26-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
Comforts at Special Prices

72xS4inch Silkonc top and back Quilted SI5o Value,
$1.50; 800 value, S1.69
71yS4inch Best White Cotton Filling: best grade
Silkolne covering; $50 value. $2.19.
72xS4inch Silk Null Covered Cotton Filled Comforts
with 9inch plain silk bordcr-$3.9S value $3.50
72xs4inch Sill olinc Covered Lambs Wool Filled Com
forts tufted, $3.50
S1x99 Stitched, $495.
72xS4 Silk jacquard Top 9-inch plain silk border and
back wool fllng-$S.50 value, $500.
Other Wool and Down Filled Comforts range in price
up to $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
The Right Wall Paper
Adds to the Pleasures
of the Home.

THERE is an abundance of
L pleasure to be secured
from cosy home properly dec
grated, especially during the
part of the year when the
weather compels. one to remain
indoors most Of the time.
Let us decorate your home
for YOU this Fall. We will do
the walls and give YOU VIM
ter of enjoyment in an environ
ment, of your own choosing.
We have q large and varied
assortment of Wall Paper Of
the latest patterns and color
ings in range of price to suit
every PERSONS needs, beginning
with a beautiful, many-hred pa
per at $1,000 a roll and rang
ing downward by easy degrees
to the pretty, although inexpen
sive kinds at Sc a roll, with a
particularly strong line at
Csc, 35c and soc a roll.
Let us figure with YOU on your
decorative work.
Fourth floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
THREE DEATHS AND
MANY ACCIDENTS
Wheeling and Wheeling District Visit.
ed With Carnival Of Crimes
and Mishaps.

/ Three persons met violent deaths
Saturday., and nine others were more
: or less seriously injured Saturday in
Wheeling and the Wheeling district
/ proper Lee Rankin, superintendent
,of the Y. & O. mine AT Florence was
murdered: Jerry Garancp. BoydSvilie,
committed suicide: and Thomas Ryan,
millworkpr was killed by train at
! Twenty. and Water streets.
: Charles Lewis of Thrly-siN Six
Inpnth street. fell from the roof OF one
Of the buildings at the state Falr
grounds. breaking his leg: He is in
the North Wheeling hospital.
, Thomas p. Slater. fell into pit at
! Beech Bottom. and was internally IN
jurcd. HrI is also at the North Wheel
: ing hospital.
; John link. Of Elm Grove, a dwarf
pulled = motorcycle over on hlmScH'
and fractured his hip and had 0ihrr
injuries Her, is at The North Nhecl-
ing lioSfit9l.~
George kcnnun WAS badly shocked
! when a chargi OF electricity passed
through his body while 1T work at
Beech Rotinm. He is in The hospital
and will recover.
/ Edward Kennnn. conductor. fell
from the running board OF his car at
. Martins Ferry and was badly hurt;
Joseph lInErs. 10. Merritt street. fell
and Il sharp stick he WAS carrying
/ pierced his eye. He may loE his
sight.
! Charles RI. Evans. Fulton. riding his
. motorcycle. collidcd with Il hay wagon
and WAS badly hurt. He rs at his
! home hui will recover.
Joseph Daniels. driving, a Ford taxi
collided with another machin" and was
injured by coming in contact with il
! windshield.
Saul Warnrke. Sidrswipcd street
ear and was badly hurt. WarhcKe
had a wagon load of bottles and flying
GLASS cut ;iim severely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
WE Specialize On
Children's. Wearables

OUR buyers are giving special
~ attention to Children S Ap
parel, and it is our idea of serv-
ice to YOU to serve the children
also with the best the market
affords at reasonable prices:
Coat assortment interesting
" varied in style, newest modes
for Fall at S2.9S to S12.9S.
Dresses for the girl 10 to II
years old, cut on lines properly
proportional to make the gar
ments especially attractive,
S4.9S to S9.9S.
Children's Short White Coats
and Infants Long Coats and
Capes of white corduroy, mel
rose cloth and cashmere, some
finished with hood or cape,
$3.9S to S9.9S.
Second floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
GOING AFTER PLANT
, Wheeling Commercial Association
! Working With Adjacent Bodies
for Armor Plate Factory.

! The Wheeling Commercial Asocia-
ton, working comparatively win SIM
. liar bodies at StCubenrllle, Martins
! Ferry, Bcllaire. East Liverpool. Wells
, bur. and Bridgeport, is making very
strong fight for The mammoth *rmor
. nlaIc pIanl for This section Of the Ohio
- Valley, probably to be located between
; this cinty and Wrllshurg. The factory
; will cover 80 acres and is 10 cost
about So ,000.000
w. Is. Atwood. representing the
! Wheeling association, will appear be-
| fore the naval board at Washington
i on September IL. accompanied TO the
! capita city by John B. Garden, chair
man of the new industries committee
! of the association. and representatives
j of the above named adjacent cities
The Wheeling association has al.
ready filed briefs and memorandimS
: with the naval board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11

Funeral srrvicrs wcrc hold Tor MIS-.
Mary 'BelD HciSkcll. vile nf ". q;
HciSkcll. the aged and highly respected
woman who died Thursday morning. III
the home of her mice. Mrs. George
Steenrod Maple avruu". W""dlawn. Sal
urGay morning mt IL o'clock. The :rv.
r. +, l.. Stridcr of st. Matthews l'r"-
tcStant Episcopal church. OificIat"d as
sisted bv the R"v. Or. Jacob l;ritt;HS-
hum OF 81. l.Ikc'S church. lnicrmcnt
private in Grreuwood cemetery The
pallhearcrS were: M"SSrS. George $'r"n-
rod, George f. Swift. William +. tald-
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IL3A-
Crescent Springs. F'airmunt Heights.

Crescent Springs. Fairm"nt iirIEhtS.
PENNSYLVANIA. to which plac" they RI
moved about two wears ago for III" hcnc-
ct Of Mrs. Nulth's health. Mr.. ana
Nulth returned to Wheeling r"r"ntly.'
Mrs. Eulth was we'll known IN this
community aud. had Il host Of friends.
who will be distressed |" learn OF h"r
death She was u member Of Zion I4u-
thrran church. Surviving beside nc"
parents and husband is on" sister MiSs
t:ftie Srnnctt, at home.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS w"Tr not :uitT
completed last night but will likely h'
held Wednesday Afternoon nj III" place.
Of DEATH with the Roy. \. l.. i"'mZ" ~
Zion CHURCH. officiating. Th" body Will
be taken 10 New MartinSvii!, that after
noon. where additional S"rviC'$ Will %"
held and interment mAdn III that rliE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
MRS, FORA SENNETT
NULTH ANSWERS CALL
POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN DIES IN
PARENTS AOME AFTER SIX
MONTHS ILLNESS
was Born And Reared In This City And
Removed To Pennsylvania
Funeral Wednesday.

Following an illness Of about six
months with complication of diseases.
Mrs. Fora tSennetD Nulth. wife % Nal
din Nulth. aged Is years. a former res
ident Of this city. died in the nome OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sem
nett, CT 6oi North Wabash street. Is
land. yesterday afternoon at 2:l5 O'Clock.
Mrs. Nutth WAS born and reared in
this city and a; the time OF her death
she and her husband were residing at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11

John Hawley, Of North Carolina, is
the guest Of his brother, James HaW-
ley, Of this city.
Lieutenant John S. Davis, in charge
of the local U. S. recruiting district.
was in the city. Saturday and Sunday,
combining business with pleasure.
Frank Moll an employe Of the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company,
is spending the weekend at his home
in Cincinnati.
\. Euneman, of the East End, has
returned home after visit with rela-
tives and friends in Cincinnati.
Floyd Stewart, OF the South Side.
has left for few days sojourn at At
lantic City and other points in the
East.
DR.. George Warne, Of Chicago, Ill.,,
was in the city yesterday, attending
the dedication Of the new Splrltuallst
church on the Island.
and children, formerly Of this city, but
now residents Of Fairmont, W. Va,
have returned to their home after a
very pleasant visit among friends and
relatives on the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and son
Charles, Of Chapline. street, are visit:
ing Mrs. Miller's parents at Ban
mock. o.
Gail White, of Washington, Pa.
spent Saturday in Wheeling.
MI Thomas Canadian, Jr., OF the
Geo NJ Shook Co.. left last evening
over the Pennsylvania lines for bus
mess visit to New York City. in search
of the latest merchandise for his de-
partments OF the local department
store.
Mr.. Albert L. Wilkie, Of Los An
geles, Cal, who has been visiting old
scenes and acquaintance for the past
few days, left last evening for Phila-
delphia and New York, where he will
spend the week.
Lewis S. WiGal. recording secretary
Of the A. o. L. w. IS seriously i'll in
his home at a Indiana avenue: Several
CT his relatives at Huntington have been
Mr.. and Mrs Roy M Mason of Pit
Pleasant. who attended the fair here
last week, left for homo yesterday.
and Edward Brinkmycr, OF Braddock.
Pa. are visiting at tho. home of H. C..
Brunhaus Of Big Wheeling creek.
Mr.. and Mrs; WILLIAM Uhrch. Of
daughter Rose were the guests ycstcr-
/ day of Mr.. Charles Landmyer. of tho
! National Road.
I Miss Lucille Gibson. who has been tho
SiirSI OF MISS LUNA |hlhlHSul VI
Grove. for the past few weeks. will re-
| turn, to her home in Dawson. Pa today.
John Shepherd Of Big Wheeling Creek.
| who was called to Chicago last week
! by the death OF his brother. William
! Shepherd. has returned home.
Wade Pepper Of the Registers repor-
| tnrial staff, will lave this week for
! Huntington. to assume his duties as as
! sistant coach OF the Marshall College
! football squad.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Keyscr Of Elm
Grove. spent the Weekend the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie paguc Of near
Viola.
Miss Virginia Atkinson Of Elm Grove.
and Miss Florence kimmins of Valley
Grove. will leave today for Farmont,
! to enroll in the oNrmal school there.
Miss Marion Spangler Of Oklahoma,
who has been visiting Miss Myra Little
of Elm Grove. the past several days.
will visit relatives in Grafton before
returning to her homo.
William G. Shepherd. clerk In the To-
chi post office, is spending vacation in
New York City and other Eastern points.
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SLnsNs -1cN
Funeral For n. VI. Jaeger Today

we'll. -. w. Nrl>k"II. William burke and
John 8. Garden.
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About People
Hovsmsnts 81 Indlvidual0 t.
and Fran tIls City.
At THE HOTELS.

Rogers--R. S. Smith. Friendly, W: va,
G. H. Manlon. New. Philadelphia. OHIO;
{: Il. Yost Fairmont, w. Va; II: II.
Hawkins. Fuirmont, w. Va; w E. Johns
stum. t'alrmont w. Va; ]. II. Cox
M"undSvIlIr, w. Va
McLure-Miss Virginia Heironimus'
r;rnfInu. w. Va; T. ]. Heironimus. Graf
ton. ". Va: Harry Johnston. New Mar
IIn$vilr. w. Va; J. r. stevens, Parkers-
burg. ". VI; Edwin Henderson, Hunt
inrton. W. Va
Grand CentraI-J. n. Summer. Bel
Inirc, ohio: l.. w. Rrall Mannington. W.
Va: O. Pirrson, Charleston. w. Va: q.
Il. McTraird. Burton. w. Va
Windsor-Mrs. II. Jano Fetrlch. Par-
llcrsburg. w. Va; Mrs. 1. II. McGregor
ana son, ParkcrsburG. w. Va; Miss Ella
NJ. Smith. Fairmont w. Va; Miss Ma
he'll Jennings. Fairmont. W. Va; L. IL.
Williams, Clarksburg, w Va
Martins Ferry: Fl. II. Lamb. West Alex
andcr, Pa.
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Funeral For Michael Rupp.

saturday aftrru"un. funeral services
were conducted by til" It"Y. Wiliiam &;
t'lf"rt ~, -. .l''nu'.: German t.ran@"licAi
Lutheran church. fur Mirha"l Eurp. the
aged North WhrrIin" resident, In III"
family hnuy.. ~ Coal street Inter
mrni was IN ~ W""r! cemetery.
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t'urcrai services viii IL. held this at
,rrunnn at n'clurk ut TN" fHmilv home
in"l .Inuuh street. f"r henry w IraE"r:
who died Friday morning AZ :; result 81
nm ACCIDENT six years ago. The Rev. y.
C. lsaSrh" at -. Pauf% German church
"r which n" WAS II number. VIII official"
iuirrul"n; will BE- in Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
NEW SP|R|TUAL|ST
TEMPLE DEDICATED
MEMBERS OF DEMON
IHArION ATTENDED EXERCISES
HERE SUNDAY
Special Services will Be Held This
Week And General Public IL Invited
To Attend

Special services Will DO h81O LIN
week And General Public IL Invited
To Attend
Tho first Spiritualist temple in West
Virginia was dedicated yesterday at the
corner nf Maryland and North Wabash
streets. Rev. George Warnc. of Chi
caSo. was in charge of the cereminies.
y large number or persons were pros
rnt yesterday morning and the services
held last night were largely attended.
pr Warnc was, the principal speaker
again last night. Rev. G. Y. Morrow,
of Pittsburgh. was the message bearer.
throughout the week special services
vii h" held in the new, temple. Rev. w.
j. Erwnod. of Philadelphia, will be the
principal speaker Monday Tuesday and
"Wednesday evenings Thursday. Friday
and next sunday D, A. HcrTck, Of
dorchester. Pa. will he the principal
speaker and Mrs. Hcrrick will be the
message bearer.
Tho new temple Will be In charge OF
Rev. s.. W. Way. who has been conduct
ing services at the Odd Fellows hall,
tho past few years. In the future these
services will be held in tho now temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
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don If Si""ur".l A";H"ijs' Episcopal
church. wa in 'narc"- t;nrEti WAS N
Stuu" Ghrrrn cemetery.
In advertising property. do not
skimp in description. Home hunters
arc looking for all the facts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-03
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