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Here on Business

George Webster, of Fl Paso, is in Clifton this week, coming on business in connection with his cattle and real estate interests in Greeniee county.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21
New A. c Drug Clerk

New "A. Drug CIerK-
 John Campbell arrived in Clifton the first of the week from Fl Paso and has accepted a position in the A. c. drug store Mrs. Campbell joined her husband the latter part of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

Mir. !rd Mrs John Gleeson ant daughter were up from OuncaI visit ing friends Monday and Tuesday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21
New Roof Arrives

The new waterproof canvass roof for the refreshment room in connec- tion with the A. c. drug store has ar. rived and will be placed over the ad, dition by the first of the coming week
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21
Returns from Visit

Returns from Visit Mrs. H. A. Elliott, who has been visiting relatives in Prescott for some time, returned to her home in Clifton this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

For Sale-1914 Rec Fifth, passenger car in first-ciass condition, lately over hauled, has electric starter and tire pump attached. Reasonable price.
 Box 207, Morenci, Arizona. 1tpd
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

Deputy Sheriff Montgomery was up from Duncan on business the first of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

W. L. Cauthen, of Duncan, was Clifton business visitor last Saturday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

Harry Wright was up from Lords burg yesterday on business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21
Here from Valley

B. F. Billingsley, the prominent Duncan merchant is spending the day in Clifton on business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

Miss Florence OLeary is the new cashier in the A. c. drug store.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

M". i.1e e;ises: Marcelo Cha vez z Francisco TalamanteZ, Gre -o.i, Fernandcz to Alexandra Casi- .e:c. F. ?. Ianey to Elsie Short, V> ne Cano to Martina LaZo, Arcangelo Berra to Rosa Gua!dcni, Ce~qcio 10! Campo to Maria Mari chalar, Tim Nardelli to Florence Lee Lines, J. R. Farahay to Hazel M. Martin, Leonardo del Campo to Severa Pedroza, Rafael Veiascos to Juana Vasquez, German Flores to
 @ytnc-1- Vego to
 C,.elaZ.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-21

This is the revere side of the Prince Albert tidy rcd tin. Read this Patented Process" message to-you and realize what it means b making Prince Albert 70 nusA ko your kkins.
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FARMERS WEEK
AT UNIVERSITY

Special Dispatch to the lntclligcncer.
MORGANTOMN, ". Va. Jan. g.
With over four hundred farmers pres
ent, representing every nook and cor
ner OF the state. rs we'll as twenty
three canning club girls and seventy
i've corn and agricultural clubs boys.
the annual farmers week at the state
university opened today. Incoming
trains Will bring scores in tonight and
at least six hundred will be registered
before the middle of the week. A con
terence OF the agricultural societies
was held at two O'Clock with Director
{. X Tttow in charge. W. ID. linn
then spoke on his experiences as a
county agen, followed by Nat Frame,
who spoke on County Societies. Dean
John Lee Coulter delivered the princi-
pal address on The Farmer and HIS
College This evening at S o'clock.
and he was followed by DR.. Radford
Knapp. L. s. department of agricul-
ture' who selected as his theme. What
the Community Can Do for Itself. "
Fertilizers. poultry. crops and demon
stration work occupy the attention OF
all tomorrow. The s~even'y-five cham
pion corn growers are lodging i'm the
National guard 1rmory and are In
charge of State Organizer VIM. II.
Hendricks.
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Wnrwond Rrnfn


,, arson. mother m Mrs.
hHfI,s J. schultz. ig 900 af her dauFh-
L,r home on Eighth street and War
wood avenue.
Mrs Ross Eublc ana daughter. of
i"Nht9n is visiting 60 tho home az
Mr and Mrs T. g.. Eofhrrmuud of
N'nt>-secnnd street and Warwood ave.
Mrs Edward Rrinkman. Of Center
NJ tIN"lI f. slowly recovering after De-.
ing -'fInlrIy uI Tor several weeks.
NV and Mrs. Arch Wfthfr. az Mine
if' nih sIr'0f. are fIe guests Of friends
and relatives fu ohio.
Mrs W D. Jones. OF twentieth street
ih' Eu'ff of her daughter. Mrs Nor
fH. NNIiur. of Pittsburgh.
Mrs Garrett. ~ FrIv..rburg ID. Ga.
'i h.r o1urhicr Mrs. Evans. ~
Dorothy Nhifs.U. ~ rrufcr War,p,od
Ns7 slightly indisposcd several DAYS
Niles Nlrfh4 Ws.fnor. -srietar, ,,st.
f' 'Nf Norwood bank. ie confined 10
I'in. nH N.r.f.fufh street. with nn
Hf'HDk nf Ir grippe
'f..fFr VI. HHuutr is slowly recover.
' ''''r Doing IulIsrosrd Tor several
m N. N"HHH fr OBJ. North End
f.r. IrUE1u of Piedmont OBJ .e fra
'i I"ft HILTON OFF fhr erfuh End
nfr. ~ TrIHIDfrhia. errrf
IniN 'rltInr nt ihr home of grIrra
i.' "i Twelfth street and Warwood
avenue.
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ARRANGING FOR
LAMAR FUNERAL

WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. B.
Arrangements were being completed
to-day FOR the funeral OF Joseph Ruck-
or Lamar. associate justice Of the SUI
preme Court. who died at his home
here last night OF gradual heart fail
ure. He was So years old. and had he
lived until noon to-day he would have
completed a service of five years on
the Supreme Court bench.
Although Justice Lamar had been
il several months. tine news of his
death came as a great shock 10 his as
s%ociates on the bench. Following Gus
tom. the court. after meeting to-day.
adjourned Immediately in respect To
the memory ol the late justice.
The burial viii be- at Augusta. Ga.
for many years the home Of the late
justice. The funeral party. which will
probably include his associates on the
supreme bench. will start Tor AUGUSTA
Tuesday afternoon.
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C~OOPERATES WITH
NAVY DEPARTMENT

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-James Pugh. for
mer commodore of the Chicago Yacht
club, who has been cooperating with
the officials of the navy department in
connection with plans for "A feet of
motor boats TO act as submarine de
stroyers, today received plans for a
new cruiser to be known as Disturber
VI. Commodore Pugh is the owner of
Disturber ". said TO be the fastest
motor boa in the world.
The plans provide for a displace-
ment boat 20 feet long with a free
board of FIVE feet. designed to carry a
three-inch disappearing gun and a
torpedo tube and To develop a speed
Of so miles an hour. The boat will
use gasoline for fuel and will have a
cruising radius of 10000 miles. with
accommodations for ten persons. Its
cost is estimated at $4,000.
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e~oorLEeegRs CONFESS.

Special Dispatch 90 The Intelligence.
FAIBMONT. ". Va. Jan. 1.-Two
negroes. Edward Linear and Webster
LomaX today confessed 20 Bookkeeping
before Justice Fleming and were given
ten months iu Jail each and fined 800
each. This makes some ten COMES
slons for violation of tho prohibition
laws since New Year with at least a
mar dozen prisoners in Jail awaiting
;riaL Irosecutiur Attorney Haseerty.
Who two weeks ago succeeded Prose
cutting Attorney Morris. is rapidly max
ing q reputation 'or himself over the
slate a. Tho most strenuous of the
dry prosecuting attorneys.
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Bellaire Briefs.

regular meeting OF tho Home Mis-
church. viii BE- hold Thur-ds1 S1
noon 60 th, horne of Mrs. CI.rI.e f.r-
caster. on IrankIin street.
Rev T. r. NOgum. pastor Of tho Fir-+
E,I1rmtd church. is ul az his home on
Guernsey street.
Prot Harry Hoidc. Instructor I'm OBJ.
i'eal hiEh -t'ooL who spent his vae.-
ZION at Springfield. while out IYrf lr,
I.l..u.l hIH hands with itr. ANA rT.s
l., DO nad shape. hut hc is able o. at-
Mr and Mrs. George G|raIr4ua fa,.
.'LNfH'p 70 fl'ir home in Elm Grove M
1er q visit with thsir parents in south
Mrs 7 Crirpen. ~ Thir.y-nrh
.' P. Who H1e l..u 900. i- improving
Mr Harry 'ohle and SON. Roh,rt- or
tl.lf with her parents. 'f- and Ma D.
fHu.It ON FHIrfs-ff#h street
.I.'IL county Medical Society
WI n.'.i in iho Commercial Club thi.
Mr Alsry u~srhrurre has returned FL.
'ur.H. Hff'r % Visit with relatives
Nlr- Mccullough. OF t~hr.ers.fu. is
daughter. Nrr. 3d. E kIre.
non IS. g. v.a7., r
-..riaE ON his way fp WIeF.ret.r
'r .niIrr ~. holidays Win
M Esther Greenwood. NJ Akron b
nainF RI f.w d15. With friends boz or.
Sizes rrsl.r r..rrt, OF c,.
bee returned from a ,..t with
M ii.leu Stump Doe returned from
H. r.r..t ~
I...r ..f Jose evening ... r..
T.f fH r.Im.
..f vuH fH..r
a. .-r OFF, Washington
Hr .. Hr7 norman w... tf....
-. -.| L"
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BOND
HAS BEEN REDUCED

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 3.-Hav-
ing been officially informed of Victor
lano Huerta's condition the United
States court, Judge T. 5. Maxey, pre-
siding. today fixed the Mexican gen
erals bond at $500. which it was ex-
petced would be promptly furnished by
friends in Fl Paso. whence the order
was telegraphed. Huerta's bonds was
Sl,5OO when he was arrested at II Paso
last June. on charges OF starting an
armed expeditions against Mexico. but
he refused TO give bond and has since
been held a prisoner.
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WET ELECTION In
TEUBENQILLE
VOTERS WILL DECIDE TO-DAY
WHETHER TOWNS WILL HAVE
SALOONS.
Hot Campaign wound UP Last Night
with Both Sides Confident

sTEUBENNILLE. Ohio. Jan. 3-Ths
voters OF Steubenville Will decide with
their ballot on Tuesday. whether or not
me open saloon. which was banished
ION the city. two years ago. is To be
returned. Both Vets and Drys are con-
hdent OF victory and the largest vote in
the history Of the city. is expected. 1t
Is predicted that the result Will be close.
The hottest campaign ever waged in this
cry, came TO a close tonight with both
lactons holding big mass meetings and
making a final appeal to the electors.
West Virginia has been held up as a
horrible example by both the vets and
drys. The drys contend that moral and
business conditions in our neighbor
state have improved since Prohibition
went into effect while the vets assert
mat taxes are higher. more liquor is
being sold and that business is dead.
OFFICIALS OF all the big Industrial
plants Of Steubenville and vicinity. en-
ploylng three fourths OF the labor in
this neighborhood. came out publicly on
saturday for a dry town and the majori-
~ Of business men who fear that with
the acquisition Of so saloons. other bust
nesses Will be showed off the main
streets OF the city. are lined up with the
dry faction.
II will be necessary however. for the
drys TO overcome a wet majority OF 4Os
votes. recorded at the state wide prohi-
billion election in November and the
vets are banking on that majority 10
pull them through on top.
Extraordinary vigilance Is being kept
on the part OF the drys to prevent lille
gal voting. One arrest was made on
Saturday for Illegal registration and at
tidavtts against a number OF others
We're filed.
The women Of Steubenville who have
been active in the fight. are prepared
TO wage an organized fight on election
day to secure votes and will patrol every
voting precinct.
II the city votes wet. she will be al
lowed 81 saloons. Two years ago when
the town voted dry. los saloons went
out.
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COY. HAMMOND is
LAID TO REST

ST JAMES. Mimi. Jan. Sin the
presence of mourning thousands. Win.
toId Scott Hammond. late governor %
Minnesota. wp- buried here today n
was in So James that Mr.. Hammond
mad" DTS homo for years before taking
up Do duties az governor q year ago.
The hcf. r. j. Fisher. of the pre-by.
teriau church. which tho late executive
Ionr attended. conducted The funeral
services.
The body was broueht here from ST.
Paul ihI- afternoon. BOARD O. specisi
liain. which also carried several hun
ai'd prominent Miuuc.ot3u- Hho had
participated Jon tIr service. af The
state house 900 So. Paul fhI- morning
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BITTER FIGHTING
In B"ESSARABIAN

BERLIN. via wireless TO SayyiTe.
y. y, Jan. 3.-The Austro- Hungarian
official communication Of January 3.
as received here. SAYS:
Bitter lighting is going on along
the Bessarabian front in the Topor.
outz district. which all failed. Three
OFFICERS and $50 soldiers were made
prisoners.
Isolated Russian advances on the
SereUh, az the mouth of the lower
Stripa in the Roremin district. and on
the Styr river were repulsed."
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important Meeting.

IN important meeting Of the Americas
club viii be held this evening in the
club rooms on Belmont street. Arrange
ments viii be completed for celebrating
the thirteenth anniversary Of the club
the latter part OF the month. TIE lyce-
committee will also make a report OF
the progress made toward "A summer
chautauqua. 1t is announced that the
board OF trade Of Shadysidc Will assist
the club IN bringing the chautauqua TO
Bellaire the coming ummer. II is UNI
derstood the board OF trade will dispose
OF a number Of pledges TO support a
summer c~hautauqua.
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YOUR COLD
In A FEW HOURS

erishness. sore throat. sneezing. sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay s~tufed-upi Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head, Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief As "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. II acts without as
sistance. tastes nice. causes no incon-
venience. BE sure you get the genu-
inc. Don't accept something else Just
as good" Insist on getting "Pape's
Cold Compound" II you want to stop
your cold quickly.
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NEW OFFICE OPENED.

NEW YORK. Jan THE govern.
mcnts new branch office Of The Pass.
port division OF the bureau Of citizen.
.hip. the first of IFS kind. was opened
here to-day. with Walter w. Le Mat.
assistant to Chief Flourncy Of the bu.
roau 81 citizenship boz charge About
l2' persons applied for passports dur.
iur tho day
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Mrs. James II. Boston. VINO has been
lli Tor the past few days. is much inn
proved.
The Junior Mechanics held "A wei at
l'ha'd meeting last evening and the Of
fioers for tho new term were Installed
Miss Grace M~cienry has returned
nome after "a short visit in MoundsVille.
The condition OF Mrs. John McCon-
Vile. was somewhat improved last eve
ming.
The local acric Of Eagles will install
thrlr o~fiictrs Tor IN, coming year this
evening IN their home on the Cadiz pike
Tho MaSpus held their regular meet
lnE in Their hall last evening business
OF importance was before them. IL being
tho first meeting this year.
robert Higgins returned yesterday 10
cal College.
Tho senior Mechanics viii hold a reg
ular meeting this evening. OFFICER. Tor
~" new year will bc installed and all
members are urged TO be present.
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NURSES HELD UP:
ROBBERS GET $4,000

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Two men entered
the offices of So Lukes Hospital. this
afternoon pointed reviewers al M,s-
A4Hry Iohin. the cashier and escaped
With "a Tin box containing $4,000.
il was pay day az the Institution .ro
thc offices Were rowdcd with nurses
and other employees receiving their SAL
airy. The robbers made the thirty nurses
iu the room hold up their hands while
ihey seized the cash and escaped in an
..t.M.L..
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FRISCO IN COOP SHAPE

SAN FRANCISCO. Ca. Jan 2.-Dr
William O.. Hassier. Of this city. OK.
pressed surprise tonight that San
francisco bad been included In reports
mad public by Surgeon General Blue
Q one oi the cities reporting an cpl
.'iIlc influenza % feel sure that Wa
nave Wen under % hundred cases NJ
'Iiu'lza iu san Francisco az present.
Pm" said Which DBL Jess than tho usual
number at ibis time of tho wear
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seventy-seven nuildlnr Psrmitn-

There were re-verfy--s.en building.
permits issued uy tle department OF.
public service 900 B,llaIre during th. ve4r
1913. This number Included an improve.
ments Co old buildings and tine new
ones as well Df the total number %
Permits about IS or 90 were for now
buildings and business block. Tho
amount expended ON new buildings tha
past year viii be about 100000.
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a meeting OF the members OF the Re
nance nose company Will be held this
sNehing Al s o'clock at their building on
WtntN-fourth street and Hess avenue.
An election OF officers will be held. fol-
lowed by other routine business. Chas.
Of the session.
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\ monthly business meeting of the
lutheran church council will be held
this evening at ; o'clock at the enter
Narwood hose house. Several import
ant matters Will be taken up for consid-
Grafton. Rev. Ralph a. Harshman vii
lave charge. Matters regarding plan
Tor the new building will be discussed
at this time
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Expecting sins.

The street car men are careful i'm run
mng their cars " North Wheeling
and the llchlaud coal mine. on account
OF slips. II Is thought the slips will
cause much trouble before warm
weather. Tho Panhandle traction line
has been caused much trouble I'm the
Pats several weeks with slips up above
MarWood and cars have been delayed at
times.
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ARW00


The meeting OF the mcmbesr OF the
LoNeland N%oluntccr Fire and Protective
Association which was to have beer
held last night was postponed until next
week There were not cnough present
10 form "a quorum. Several other i'm
Monday evening.
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Many Attend

IA .' 'listic services being con-
~ church. was well attended Iasf
LlhAt and great interest was shown fn
we meeting The services during the
week viii be- hold az $500 o'clorE nr.-
Neurd hy "a meeting FOR prayer ana COM
,.ldtlgn IA the class rooms OF the sun
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Several buildings TO he Eree+sa

E reported ny local contractors
that as soon as the weather changes SO
that outside work ~ possible. several
new houses viii be- started ia different
Ilris OF the community. Several houses
Whlch nave been under construction for
several weeks viii be- finished. 81 tho
weather continues tho way 10 was YES
terday Mayor \. IT, kinde1berrer has
NDHr.
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o., nclaire aerie OF Eagles hold a VOL
low nan ana installed the follow
BE- nSMLy elected officers. Past Worthv
.r.4uthl VI. j.. snyder. worthy nrseI
ZEN. = o. Long; worthy vice pfesideDf
son " Lyhshey' chaplain, Joseph John
lam ScSIeIHry l. j. scott. treasurer.
pa T.. ilson. inside guard. Artb5T
ue! outside guard. Thomas Welsh.
,I-ste.' william S-hauHafclt. examinins
physician. Dr. Kiser.
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League Meeta-

4 meeting of the members Of tho En-
worth League Society OF the Methodist
church. was held last evening in tho
churrh. y large number were present
and the evening was cnjoyed i'm the ais
cussnig Of several matters. Rev. G.. J..
ohnson had charge Of the meeting.
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Not Mnch Wnrh nnm.

Al present there - not being much
done BY the Foundation Companv Of
New York. ON tho erection OF thc iarrs
power house at Beech Bottom. \ small
force OF men H. getting the ground i'm
shape Tor the foundation, while other
men are being employed on the boats
which the Company is using.
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Missionary Society M..-,ru

n Ny.nDSLs OF the Home and Foreirn
ulteilan church viii meet Thursdav
,senlhg at The home Of Mrs. James AZ
PI"". on North jefferson street Fo1-
owing tho business the evening viii Ie
,-l socially with Mcsdamcs lame
a. Wood and sadie Davies
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Annual Meatfrg

The annual mcetinr - "a,
association viii b. bDI5 cr
Inc NH SNtnlnE. January 10. ri. meet
ne 80 be Nero IN The mayors Office i'm
~ ~ outtulnE. Reports will be- r,.J
go o,ntr business TRANSACTED. Thrs-
trustees VIII also be elected I
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Erecting Office

Earl ;. Ford, owner of two local gro
Gerry stores. Is having an office erected
IN thc rear OF the room of the main
store. The work is being done bV "A
ioacl contractor. As soon as II is COM
pletcd he Will hire another girl TO look
ofter the work IN the office.
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Society Moa-snr.

me monthly meeting Of the SoCfoi
''hl'r society viii Doe hold this evening
ar ; o'clock. at The North Waryvooi
hthool building ON Twentv-e.rond
tIr''t \ very interesting program has
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"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" rs THE
SUREsT, QUICKEST RELIEF
kNOWN-IT'S FINE!
Relief comes instantly.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold.
either in the head, chest. body or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the mead.
stops nasty discharge or nose running.
relieves sick headache. dullness, few
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Loeal Woman C az -

me state industrial ruuIml-lsuu has
awarded 1855 tu che widow Uf Peter
GratIr. Of Belmont street this U.fu.
Gratlu was employed Ht mIue So D.. ur
the Rail and River company. and wI.
killed by a fall 0r stone on November
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art. captain. SS.75: total mount. S37.O5.
following this "A banking committce was
appointed To have charge Of these funds
ana To see that they are used for the i'm
provcment OF the church property. Fol
loWluE Is the committee. Ben Levctt.
walker Marcclus and John Knapper.
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Mrs. Ross sullivan Dead.

The many friends OF Mrs. Ross Sulli-
van. wife Of the pastor OF the Mest
Wheeling VI. T. church. were shocked
yesterday morning when they learned of
nor death which occurred at the home
.l her daughter. in Springfield. last
Thursday. Funeral services were hold
over tho remains Sunday afternoon.
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Monroe street viii be held this after
noon. Services viii be conducted al ?
ecioch at the family home by Rev. 4.
VI tlaN. pastor OF the Christian church.
Burial VIII bc ia Rose Iuu cemetery.
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street Commissioner George sutton
ana several helpers were busy yesterday
on Improvement to WarWood avenue
SCUM OF futh street. This place Is full
OF holes and these are being repaired.
As soon as the side streets dry up work
VIII be started on repairing them.
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BELLAIRE

Advertisements ana news
items for the Daily Intelk-
gencer will receive prompt at
tentiOn il left at the City Book
Store or The Bellaire News
Agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

II seems that all pupils Of the differ
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