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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
NEW PROGRAMS

NEW PROGRAMS
tiuERrN-thsrie. HAY. Doroth>
Dalton and Louise .isum In THE
Weaker Sea"
cLEMMER - Emmy wehiea In
vanity"
CoIIsEt VI Mary rickford Tn
The Pride of the tiaa."
-harEaritn Fischer In
-Th- But,rrfiy ciri.-
REN--Iohn Mason and Alma Han
tor In The itb~rtine."
NIssIoN-Biapeh~ sweet aud Tom
r.rman In srh~ E,il Eye"
COLONIAL - cleo Madison In
-Bisek or~hid..'
CLASS A--iiryant Wa~hhura aud
GLADYS Hanson In The us, zoe"
WEAKER SES"-ll5ERTY
The Weaker Sex" n heavy
drama. starring Charles Ray. Dor
othy Dalton and Louise Giaum. t.
at the Liberty for the balance OF
the week.
Tho story goes thus: Ruth Til.
den wins a case over the district
attorney. John Harden. who later
marries her Hts maynard son u
involved In an affair With a cabaret
dancer. While In her apartments
she ia shot and killed. and the guilt
II fastened upon the boy. Jack. His
father prosecutes the son thru
sense OF duty. but his step mother
handles Jacks case for him. frees
him and finds the real murderer.
a LKo comedy and scenic are
on the program. too
avANfTY"-ClEM INNER
Emmy Wehlcn plays detective.
model. good samaritan and lover n
VANITY" at the Clemmsr for the
rcst OF the week And IN the play
she shows her versatility b.
making good at each OF them
Tho old adags. towit. "Frailty.
thy name Is woman" would stlil
be right-here we're taking an aw
full chance-were one TO supplaut
"frailty" with vanity"
NJ. Guterson's orchestra accom-
panies the pictures. and Miss Ridge
way. the new harpist. plays solos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
BUTTERFLY oiRL"-srRANo

The Strand offers for the latter
part OF the week The Butterfly
Girl" II Is Margarita Fischer's
latest vehicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
TCDAY'S MARKET
REPORT

The potato market Is resting ems
ily. $50 f'at being the price some
Western ave. dellers are getting
Onions are stili firm. The stock
Is very scarce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Presidents Message
Was Closely Guarded

WASHINGTON. April e.-Reiuctant
up 10 the last moment 10 take the flna.
sep IN the long controversy with Ger
many, President Wilson showed as soon
rs ne got UP early this morning that he
WAS ready for the inevitable task.
Before breakfast his address, TO con-
gr"S&. written by himself on his type
writer. was sent to the public printer IN
a sealed envelope. Secretary Tumlty
VAS called To the White House An nnur
earlier than usual and the President
gave word that lie was ready TO appear
before congress just as soon as the
house organized.
Ecaliz!ng that Il would lie hours be-
fore he could speak the President fresh
"n"d up on tho golf links. until noon. He
received frequent bulletins on the pro-
gross OF the organization of the house
and expressed pleasure when told that
Sneaker Clark had been reelected.
Although il was the Presidents Idea
at first t. wait until 3 o'clock upon the
house and then TO postpone his address
unit! Tomorrow II preparations were not
roJnplrrnd bv that time. he changed his
mind as the day wore on and determined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
GAS EXPLOSION
FATAL To FOUR

CAMERON. ", w. ia,o, AGT'' hurt a--' SHG
the biz gasoline plant OF the peCI I!ad .
Gas eomEsny a, Fr ;S5sv P Mhe WFssN co.
inrh main running through the punt
l:l SO. o,a
T " t'utubcrildGc. l.tttleipn. w. W.
John R"up". Brave, Pa
Inck Hoskinsun. Brave, Pa
Charles Pain Rrivc. IA.
seriously injured;
Joe McNecly, Brave: ~ ~ Va
l.. /. Cumhcrlidge, Of l-tt'eI""' W. t.
uurold Wise. Brave. Pa ~,
Erayn Is located near the west VIZ !,
,,iria line In Greene county. t"'' anu
The pInnt is on punkard creek. re
rnusn Of the explosion ~ unknown. i"-
>,atiya lions are in progress
II is believed that gas main h"cam"
oyrrhrtt,d while being repaired an"
burning gas ignited the gasoline IN ui,
cumming plant Tn" loss on the PLANK is
estimated a $5o.rnn. ~,
WNd rumors were in circulation tha'
thu explosion had been caused by ,'"r
man xvmpa,hixerS. hat iher" IS no'EihS
to Justify the Suppnsli!"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Hone Almost Abandoned
Wien SIZE Found Remedy
~ cALDwELLs SYRUP PEPslN
RgLlEvEs cHRoNIf CASE OF
LONG sTANcING.

After a long period,of suffering WIN
liver and bowel trouble that brought
on piles. during which she had tF'Su
many remedies without obtaining re-.
lief, Mrs. Mary J. Jewell. o; BeTrieh
Springs. Mich. heard Of DR.. CaldweiTs
syrup Pepsin and obtained oottle
fro,a her druggist. This simple mex
pcnslve laxative compound brought al
most immediate relief and Mrs. Jewell
wrote 20 Dr.. Caldwell about her case.
l." her letter Mrs. jewell says. E"n
t-lri so many THINKS for tho pies;
without being hriprd al all han
abcu; given up hope OF ever being any
bei-c.. | knew Ii was tho cohd!'lo9
Of nv bowels that caused them ana
after | had taken bottle OF your
Syrup OF Pcpsin knew 1t ~a6 just tho
medicine ncedod. am very grate-
.ul 10 you for sending me tho Nlue
hocis-thr advice and instructions II
gives would teach anyone no" 10 got
well and how to keep well.
Or. Caldwell's Syrup OF Pepsin ID
combination Of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, free from opiate pr mar
cotio drugs, and is mild and Rtie IN
It's action, bringing relief easy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
New Hair Remover
Gets Roots and All

Here's tho greatest rh:us FOR ha!r-dls-
figured wrmnuk!md that has h&rp"H"G IN
II hundred years. y WAY ~ A't Hh;IE TO-
.n,,,s-,. thr roots Of sUp"rf.unua hulr---
easily. inrrnn'lg. and harn!"ssIy
r,rrhrd tint docs away f"r"T"r win
snaylnr. r!-,Jrn!y~iH. and tim arrIl cait"u
nf preparations which merely TAX" OH
tho surface hnir.
Thn new rhrircI!i.c PROCESS - p" Ger.
tain. To Remove lhr hN!r entire, r""i@ ana
~! that druggists are nuihur!H"d u"
rufnud tho pYiGu III amy crh" or dihHhtH-
T,.iion Thrru'H no oder ar uusnlnrsH
nhnut uhtlurtinr, and Il IS entirely nom
poisonnus ii child could safely 9at H.,
Get u stick OF ph-lanlInr today, follow
tho simple directions. and You VIII nave
s,.es ,ro,, will see the roots cono ou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
DOCTORS ZEAL TY
IS APPRECIATED
ICAL SOCIETY RECEIVES
RESPONSES
From President wilson. Governor Corn
well, ScLa;ur Sutherland and
CONGRESSMAN Nicely.

. Speedy recognition Of their loyalty
Ia The g"v"rnnun: III I'll" 'Hl"Enat'"h"I
crisis WAS given thr members 81 t:i"'
OHIO County Medical >.":l"1y by l'rsSI-
ont WI,sor, senator Howard Suthcr-
lnuS CONGRESSMAN VI Nj Nicely anal
3 ii"vrrnur john j. toruw".i.
TclcErtII uArI,s$.Is, IL" thanks ana
appreciation 81 The .I~iatiI 81 lii" p:iin
county ihy$iC!guS from J!.r oh."i "N''"-
t!vrS u! IL" ual!"m ana STAT, am" In"
. representatives. III congress reached Ia"
desk uf nr. J. Il. Caldwell. prc" t""ni 81
! The Society. yvs ;rrGuE. IA" tr."sTams
| follow.
! Tho Presidents Telegram.
The Wi.i:" House
Washing Ion.
The Pres iGrui lnuut.~ N"u cordially
> for ;h" good VIII "h!''i lr"innt"" your
. Kind ursSurc. whlcm i:Is h"ti'"d - re-
assure hiln and keep !tm in heart 7
1 Thanks From Sutherland
Iuilcd stats senate
+ Washington. H. -.
March s.. l9:T.
I pr. !. l.. Caldwell Prs.
Wheeling. ". Va.
My dear Dr taldw"!l ,o.t.
. haze your ;,l"+r;tui ~ the 5n'"
instant III which t!.c rAi" '"un'E N'"i-
cal Society pledges its loyalty ana M
!cr!ancr t., IA" American H"v"rAW""''
1 am very glad t. nave thc assurance
of this patriotic spirit. 1850
! TL,uiiIus vuu tor yUur telegram ana
hoping 10 hear from goa "h'h'''' H"n
mr.. Interested IN AMY matters pending
h.r,, ur whenever | can. J." "i service 10
you ar L. Your friends /" am va? what .
ever.
Yours very truly
! HOWARD SUTHERLAND
Nicely Is Pleased
; ,'un,In!,;,... Du tn" Judiclnr|
| H,usy ui Representatives. |. >
Washington l.. {.
r.. Caldwell NJ. II.
I.r,.: nnio comfy Medical Society.
Wheeling. West Virginia
/ Ny Dear Doctor: ,b,
Ihruk YOU for your message 81 me
! thirteenth instant containing 'up' 80
th,. resolutions recently adopted ny IN:
ohio County Medical Society OF Ncst
Virrinir. relative /" the rrrSch' tFiS'" =
q; confronting this country. c,,,I
.rhr u,.ripu u! yuIr Society mas HiI'u
NJ" with much pleasure, an" "'r
! ii:IT transmit ing YOU: '"''"' tN''' ~ !
! ;L"n, Wilson. /
Win ali gud wishes, am.
Most sincerely. yours >.,,,.,v
cornweu Replies.
STAT, Of West Virginia |,
Executive Department
Charleston.
tnr ] T. Caldwell. President
ONO county Mcdi"a! Society
Whrrljrc. West Virgins"
~ ,',,,,. v,ur Telegram containing TeS"I !
laiiun adopted by your S"clrN: az"
wnr, - express my aurr"CIatlM,n "t ~ a.; !
~ w.u a.. of Your iE"ushtIu!n's> III
sending l. 10 !mc.
Very rrUl! yours
JOHN l. CuENN L.LI''
.~b. resolution ;Ird&!nr thu !"ihilT
a.. ohio county doctors tmir"duCcH
=, th~ir meeting Frid"y "yrmns nE ~
r'-,rk I,,N,nvn. ilupr. ami unHn!m""Sti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
ASK YOUR FRIEND.

There is hardly neighborhood in
any city, town or hamlet in the United
States where women cannot be found
who have derived benefit from Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than forty years this botanic
remedy has been overcoming some OF
the worst cases OF female Ills. AS
one woman has found help she has
told another. who has used 1t with the
same result; so the use OF this great
medicine has spread from shore to
shore by the Recommendation Of those
who have found it good. Therefore,
ask your neighEor, let her tell you
from experience che benefit which all
ing women derlvsT from the use Of this
famous medicine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03

to 20 30 the cap;!sl whenever the house
was ready. Late in the afternoon Dem
ocratic Leader EH"htn conferred with
the White House. 10y telephone and fived
the hour ~ 5 o}lock. The contents Of
the message were. inpre closely guarded
THAI ever bcfores MOI cr"u members OF
the cabinet wcr" shown the text.
although they kaew in Il general way
what the presid,Jnt planned 10 say. Mr..
Wilson read the. proof on The address
himself.
Throughout thn day members OF the
senate went 10 toe White House for IN
formation but Vcrn given no detai lis.
The President siFs 10 callers but during
the afternoon he. went to the state. war
and navy building TO see Secretary Dan
icls and Secretary Lansing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Stone cbr-ch ELECTS Officers.

Excellent reports wer" submitted -
the conEr.Ca:iHu % II" Stonc i'rrSh:-
terrain church ut Elm Grove AT ~" an
rual meeting, hold last night. Total
benevoiencsS Cor the p"Sc fiscal yea: w
year previous. r:;,' church h"n"volerc"I
totalled about &2Dd more. The present
mem bership Is about $40.
Officers were elected las. richc "a fol
lows: Elders. W. VI. Wilson. Jr.. A. =.
Rbic and :. =. Ii!ctS: treasurer. \. j..
Carter: trustees. II. L. Carter. y NJ.
ThornhurG. john fitncaurn and WI,
Creighton: dcHcons., J. r. Farrell and
James Keller; Clerk. !. ". Giftcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
RIVER NEWS

Tn" stag" Of tn" "hi" river on the
rr,.r,.lss nj the local whar; last might VAS
10 f.,t 2 inches and falling. There W,r.
nv arrivals or departures ?"St"rsaE' n".
iniav the steamer Liberty VIII d'ph''
At u 50, for Naiam"rIS: an" ""rinT N.
~, stnnlrrr Tell City VIII hs
down from li;lShHrgh "nr"uie !"
- L .l..,-t AnIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
IMPORTANT DECISION
IN STEWART CASE

s,.rIni nI,rat.l to tic luIr!!iGencer. .
MARTlNSHURG. ". Nn.. Aprl!
In th, federal court her" today Judge a.
a. DAYTON handed down decisions IN
Sniis arrregating so. 900 brought by W..
". Done, or This Ci'y. receiver o. inc
Stewart Nchicl" company. against lhFi-
GUS fire Insurance companies no!dihE
rnIicIcs on the plant OF the f"hlcl" com
pany at the time it WAS destroyed pF
Arc Judg. Dayton ruling thht HES"
nolicics could not h. collected by reason
or heir ahrogntiou ~ th' $"-ritI!"d ny
nothccation OF bonds If the vehic!" con-
inny. in contruVcnti"n of IN" rn'lS'tS
SOME time ago ;cst suit Of one pl these
nnii,.jrs was heard In til" federal court
here. the verdict being IN favor ct IhG
vehicle company. This suit WAS npp"H1'a4
10 mo rrderll circuit court ~ apH"I! AZ
Richmond. and tho higher tribunal re-
yrrsrd the decision "r The MartinsbnTS
court md directed that decisions he en-
tcrnd here by Judge Dayton IN accord
encc To all the other suits pending ihc
suits will not be appealed again 10 ~"
TIchmord court, in The hop" tina, u"
rnur, will r"vcrs" itself. suits HEVT"-
roiinr $40 0H0 brought by tn" Same COM
nanv against thr Ere INSURANCE" 'n;n-
i,,nica. and which w"rc heard IN ~"
stntn courts and decided in favor ni !hN
ychlrI, company. arc nnt af'ct"" ny '"'
decisions rendered here today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
CLASS OF EIGHT TO
RE CONFIRMED TONIGHT
At St. Andrews Episcopal Church ~
bishop ". L. GravAtt-Eev. Dr.
Strtdor to preach.

rInss Of eight viii br confirmed nj
<, Andrews lspiscrpH! church IN E"N
r'rrrt tonlgn, ny bishop ". /; Gr"yntt'
Of tho Episcopal d!rrcs,, Of West VIZ
yiuin. Rev. II. T.. l.. 'Errldcr. Of -.
Matthew'S chUrrh. VIII preach II sermon.
.rSn crn,Ithrtcs FOR confirmation nrr:
w. +. Thornus rhnrleH Howard. John
II. Crn. Miss Grnovl"v" l5rnh. Mrs kl"h-
ard Watson. Mlssrs. Mildred Rltcni"
Elizabeth Schulz. l."'iE cnct:h"r. I'M"
latter three mr." children.
On FriJnv night Rev. James l.. Fish,.
rector Of I'll" church, vii! 3cctHr" "H T.
,rIsrirnury .uhjrrt with s'"rr"Htir"n.
Thu. CunGuns; OF continent
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1,auc. returned yesterday from Nc"
York state yesterday.
7 +, n'isrien. of Wsodalc. moved 20
Wheeling yesterday.
CHARLES Dudley. Of wheeling. Wan 4
business caller IN Elm Grove; YESTERDAY
william Riggs. Of S'"n" h'iI'n rl,n ,.,,
e ,,,urh inpruvrd after Il short Illness.
F II. Worlds. of PITTSBURGH was
business caller in Elm GC9v" yHs,"rday'
e. +. Springer. of Mc'iraws run,
moved to Warwo"d yesterday "heF'
he Will take w his residence.
r-I,r,rd Coffman, Of Wisconsin. IS VS.
i.!nE friends In Elm Grove. IT,.
Bricn Black. motorman on tho est
virginia Traction line, has rr:nncH HIS
d,Itinv after A three wc"kS Illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03

natural way. without gripping. or other
pain Or discomfort
Druggists everywhere sell Or, Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsln for fifty cents a
bottle. TO avoid limitations and inet-
fectiye substitutes be Snra yon get Dr.
Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsln. See that
facsimile OF Or. Culdwell'S signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle IS packed.
A trial bottle, free Of charge. can Do
obtnined by writing to DR.. ", q. Cald-
well, 455 Washington st.. Monticello.
IIIlnotI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03

. Tho uniform -nnke Of fhN N0dorn
Woodrren Camp No. .223. Of Elm Grove
went to Martins !'"cry- last evening 20
attend the bazaar and >oca! -. Camp
No. 1856 Of Martins Kerry. The soc!a!
will be held at inns week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Rev. Lewellyn to slsee-svtl1e.

Rev. l.. 2. I.ew"llyn. pastor OF IN"
Stone Presbyterian church At Elm Grove.
will go 20 StStersvii!. this morning -
conduct services IN the Slstsrsvllc Pres
terrain church the remainder Of the wee.
Rev. William r. Mckee. pastor o; tho
Sistersv!I!e church, recently conducted
\SHErices for Rev. Lewellyn in the Ston"
Arch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Personals and Hriafa

Joseph Miller. Of $50 Nineteenth
street. was r.Inured from hts home to
ii" rnuu:" ini!:niary yesterday.
y sunrise prayer service will he held
II "'rl"rk Easter morning. in the
sion" Presbyterian church, at Elm
Grove
William l'Igu". al Paterson. Is visit
ing Isaac Winters OF Columbus O.
Tn" farm al Mrs. iirnrg" Carrie on
Peters Run was sold To- Edward Dlifus.
o; Wheeling. yesterday. III" deal was
made through tn" Franz, ard Harrril
Smith real ""tat" dealers. OF Elm Grows.
Mss Mar! Wilson. Of Wuod$dale. is
GU; after - serious illness
Henry NEi;"r"ftrn &: Elm Grove. has
resigned his position with tho West
Virginia Ira l. Electric Company
Mrs. Charlcs Schenk. Of Edgirgton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
g s .r.anntn 70 SnAaS.

Prof S. S. La3pln. OF BetnanT, VIII
speak this evening At ;he First Chris
tian church in Elm Grove. Prof. f.aprtn
Is noted for his sermons. and al are re-
quested TO hear him. services Will be-
gin this evening ut 1:45 instead OF 80.
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Mrs. George LOCKER.

Funera! scrvtr"s OR Mrs. George
Iockyec will hc hol't .: ; O'Clock We'd
resGav afternoon 4; h"r residence IN
Park View. Irtc7:ucCt Will De in Green
wooG cemetery.
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shall uv.n,!.. st $3.50 O'clock. II" was
unmarried and is survived by his iAtn-
.r ana mother. Mr.. and Mr.. JoSrp"
ii.cn:ri Of Elm Grove" a';d three Dr"th-
.rs ard three sisters. - eo'St' " '',1n.'
,,J f'la-cnrr all O; Elm Grove; Mrs.
rite Rurknur, o. Ui..". Mrs. 'ari
:.,:i.;h OF r.;n ';rn:.. AID Miss kA'A'F-
NJ. El.ium ut home.
lrua. raj services vii! he h"!G t'H'S-
d.. r:c-nir@ -: MS h''I" vi " ~! !t
.'~.,..,. .; 50 n'c!or. ln'"ru"n' VII
H.. -, NJ. j'a!raiS c..nlet":y.
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l." days ago. and one will BE- secured
- %uun as p"SS!hlr. 1t is difficult now
!" Obtain :. jlnE iar." enough TO make
mn appropriate rii"wIng mn Il building
tl'' s.:r Oi 'h' Fan Grove school.
Tn" ah"cr". nf ~" flag Was not a.
t"!h','"h /" ANY Ink ~ patriotism on
.;hc part If any at III" school officials.
~ tho di$r!ar"d many small flags and
chN, nN"r"I ~ ."rNrr u lnrEc Onn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
8aslc,ball Teams BANQUET.

TIL" haSH..'hallS teams oT Elm Grove
school Will h"lA Il banquet Friday even
nS In he S;'h""l in celebration Of the
~ rrrSStUt season JUS: closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
rr,-s william link

,,.I.r.-aI ...r,!r,. All h- he'N Tor Nv.
;y,,r;:,,r Z:rk. L, r."!"''k ihiS ''"',.hS
80 Ter hor,- N F:ch" t'"i'''. h,E. - ~;
S,.,...- .. tho Hlrn..y " r. "hHr'h OK
=, ..,.,,I viii c.rl,ia',. and l"'"Tnl'nt
w. H., -, - .r'.,p,.l Wednesday !n"iN'-
~ > ~. r,r,..n5,o"d c'r";.rE.
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TIL" TENNIS club n""linE which was
TO hay" h""n h"lh y"st"rL-I' afternoon
in II" Trtnd"lrhia district high school
WAS lo>trGn"i until 'at"r date. when
two tsnii;S viii b" organized u boys
ard girls team.
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School Is Patriotic.

=. ,,o.. I.-Ir:,r,i yest rdny ';i' thn
-st.or 70 arg" ftar has n"ru G!>r!@ %"d
a., -. f,,:n Gr"", pihEc school -
IVA, ,lc school has h".r without one
,,', -. III. school officials i""k th"
.....l-- an Win he board pf education a
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flag. Sevcnty-fvn dollars was secured
ard n representative Of the men .S"nt 10
Columbus. lie has rcturnrd with n nag.
and ,oda. without ceremonies OF special
note. il will he raised
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STrnMER BURNED.

cWEN&HUKp. Ky. April 2.--Ih"
ONO river steamer COLLEEN 'Ifl ana i
i,ra...,.:. edr" h":c to-day, with a loss Of
SlipGp.
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Bond 1ssuc IL Haywood.

At It's regular injecting L,~f '';cEt.
l;dgwoo& c",i:,c:l Altered ~ ord -:
|call!ng Tor = sIcc,a; ,.-ut:"t. - hH Bed
May 5. NJ wh!c. t .'-":">.'.'-: 80" ~
proving the streets 'Fr - Gown ~! ht'
submitted t0r ratification or r";"'t!':.
The proposition Is Ha%csi Of II" $ittu;"
OF 1905. ny wH!ci; property owners 90
either side o. the street WI "":,r na
the expense o; ,.tv.:!.. @"d - town WI
pave the intcr$.ot.CES au.I crossings. ,;
the proposition ~ ratified c viii IL 10
essary TO suhr:i' lac mater /" th-
form Of a bond :Ss;!" wS',!t Nj! coE"v
the contemplated impr"vr'""H'
Il Is believed u: members a. roi:;''.
that the State Supr".;." H""ri "..t S-;."t
an early hcar.Gg - ts.v case :."W - H.
cation. tho outsrowih Q; thc tortn':
bond issue.
Council hopes ~ b. abe 70 begin
improving thc streets ~ Ieun !.
Ftrs Boys to Give Benefit.
Members ~ Tho E.tswpo| Volunteer
Fire Department A. ItIGH:uE I" E!T, i
motion picture. Til. t':sc King" u fivs-
reeler, In the Alpha 'GcIt"". a. EdCwod.
T ehdate VIII probably y" definitely a.
Eounced this weGil TIL .,.nH"CGs VIII lie
used to pay the deb: uoH charged against
the fire company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Ford Car Lost.

A Ford car owned b. William Fisher
OF Elm Gro-c. was stolen last Satur-
day evening in Bridgeport. The party
who took The car = unknown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
-;-s Sooexters Tincd.

&c xr...r!"rs w"r" ti""! las con
.nr ~ :! y"r S'""rNrr 81 y - N',' 100,
.....l.-. o..-r ARRESTED S';u'la:' hit"rhn"n
~, .,.,.....i.. ana ,y"r" ARRANGE! h"'"t3
-. Na.,r last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03

To Cure q Cola II QUO Day
Take LAXATIVE BHONp QtiNfNE
r. 7 I,ie,s LrucCis,s refund money If II
f..ris ~ -i,rn + ". GROVES signature
&c ON each box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Eea.rly Conplete.

The garaS" II William Price In Elm
Grove is nearing completion and ma
chimes are now being received to:be re-
haired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
~ DfIIronia ~ Ll2Sly.

.rno ,r,,qdclpr,n Ei-rr:"t !!iSh S"ho"!
49, ,,,a.. 49,. linsrv .p,s..bnD ;"an n"A'
r'rtGay ar,.rr"rn i: jim Cree ana
good ray,... : vN""C,ra ,;
St.ur,!a; AFTERNOON TriHd,.. ma VIII
re; th- bridgeport ',a!H IA, IL" 'i'"'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
JAMES MORAN DIES
Rollatre Man Expiros suddeNly Aftcr
Boinr III for Several Days.

Jum.s Moran. a., died suddenly In his
room in the Nolan lodging house. Union
End Thirty.nrst streets Ra|istrs; about bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
RAISE FLAG TODAY

e. & Q. Eoundhouse Employees Buy Flag
and Erect 10 Foot FlHestan IN
Beawood yards.
Employees Of tho rnundh"use Or ny,
Ia;itirIcra Z, Ohio railroad n Frnwo"d
during tho past few days have taken :
collection To purchase largo American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
Sewtrg Circle 20 Neet

A quarterly meeting 81 III" srw:ns-
circle of ST. Marks lutheran church l.,
Elm Grove. VIII De- h",H this evening N
the church. i luncheon Will BE- 'cN"':.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-03
. Kloruu IL Dsad.

Henry E!cnlIu q: t.;ri t;-u:r. died "GS-
terGay afternoon AZ his home in Mar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-02-15

there Friday evening and also at the
dinner dance given by the Alpha Gam
ma Rho Saturday evening.
Fred Lanyon returned to his home IN
Webb City, No, last week, after Wis
it with his father, Edwin Lanyon.
J. J. Fielder transacted business at
Warren and Cuca City Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Marie Fuerstenberg visited
friends in Chicago and Milwaukee last
week.
Mr. and Mrs William Brewer and two
daughters of Hedgesville, Montana,
who spent the past week here at the
home of Mr. Brewers brother James
Brewer, left Sunday to visit relatives at
Linden.
Rev FIR. Clems Thuente Of Milwau-
kee, brother of Sister M. Ameliana,
was guest here few days last week.