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The Washington herald., 1917-06-24

II one tires Of Atlantic City and
wants 10 see some OF the other Jersey
coast resorts. which bv the way are
well worth visiting. they can motor on
down the coast to Ocean City. It. too,
is built on an island but unlike
Atlantic City. which H more Of a
transient town. Ocean City IS dis
tincitly a city OF homes. For several
miles along the ocean front there are
many beautiful villas, mostly the
homes Of Philadelphia business men
who during the heated season OF the
year commute.
Continuing on down the coast. there
Is Sea Isle City. and still further
down is Stone HaThOr Beyond is
Wildwood, and down where the coast
OF jersey loses itself in the Della
ware Bay is Cape May. quite q resort
for Washington people
For those who want TO motor home,
Il is only -ReceSSary to- retrace theft
route as far as Seavius. where a road
can be taken that leads up through
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
GOOD AUTO ROADS
FROM WASHINGTON
To The SEASHORE

There must be an end to every Jour-
Bey and for those away on a holiday
II usually is a place that offers an op-
portunity for pleasure. Motorists fol-
low the line OF least resistance when
pleasure bent. This means the good
road. In the case of washingtonians rs
this Il toethe north. But while riding.
oVsr-the smooth r1acsdam or cement
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24

Tuckshoe. Port Elizabeth, Bridgeton.
Quinton, Salem and on into Penn
Grove and thence across the ferry II
Wilmington and once more on ths
homewsrd route. -
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
Most and Enjoy Most in a Whiz Wagon


while
prefer
fishing
h o
which with comfort
be while wherever
may
cy line Of enjoyment in which participate
a meth o
in and
a
vehicle
PopuIri Increain
n
S with regret.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
Premier Sales Co. Now I
Hummer Motor Sales G,

The Premier Sales Company, tb9
Connecticut avenue. has changed ltt
title TO the Hummer Motor SSieg
Company. Mr.. W. II. Hummer bern
president and general manager. Tht
Hummer Motor Sales Company s3lf
the Extraordinarily car, and will matH-
tain a service department Of the hf1h.
est order. III
Pressing a button on q watch % q
Ffench Invention hrinrs into podden
nunf rails that designate either 1sshouf
or e4zhour time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

th,. Consolidated school. spent the week
crd at l:,.r home in McMcchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. MrCombS we're
visiting relatives IN MoundSElllc on Sat
urday
Miss Hannah Rierk will entertain the
r. p. l.. Club At her home near MI.
OliEr;, Friday afternoon.
Tho revival services. which ara To
hay. been bid in III" Mt. Olivet church
ms w"'i;. have b".u postponed for two
weeks; 81 acroun: ii illness
J"An Er"u:'-. az near Bethlehem. who
IS quite III. has hccn removed 10 the
ph!u Valley General Hospital in Wheel
ing.
E.v. =. r. NickI"n attended min
Tho Pleasant Hiil Ladies' Aid Society
will MT at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Arrh"y on Wednesday.
Rev. ,H. \ co!fman Will preach at the
wood Hill NJ. +. church on next Sunday
morning at II o'clock instead Of in the
afternoon.
Mrs. D. NJ Garvin and laughter. Miss
Helen are guests Of Mrs. ~. +. CARR
gan today.
The ]. r. G. Cluh will be entertained
by Miss Ethel Wallace n; her home in
Elm Grove. on Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret McCombs was the
guest Of Mrs. f. G. klagcs. on Sunday.
4 business meeting Of the Allen
Grove Christian EnGearor SoCi:t? will
oa held ut the close Of the devotional
Servic" on Wednesday evening
Miss Elizabeth Hooven visited ut tho
VI. +. Montgomery home at Bethlehem,
Friday and Saturday.
The Mt. Oivet Ladies' Aid Society
will be entertained in the hnll on We'd
neSday by Mrs. B. @. Carnahan and
Miss Dolly Carnahan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
SAVE. YOUR HAIR
AND bEAUT|FY It
WITH 'DANDERINEE'
SPEND IS CENTS! DANDRUFF DIS
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS BEAUTI-
Full, WAVY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

If YOU care for heavy hair. that
clisrenS with beauty and is radiant
with life: has an inCoEparable soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try
Dandrrine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair. besides il immed-
lately (liSsolves every particle OF dand'
ruff; YOU cannot have nice. heayy,
healthy hair if lou have dandrun. rms
destructive scurf rubS lhr hair of its
lustre. its strength and its very life.
and if not overcome il produces fey
rrishncss and itching Of the scalp; IN"
hair roots NmiSh. loosen and die;
then the hair Mills out fast.
If Your hair mas been neglected ana
is thin. faded. dry. sCraggy. or too oily.
gel a 25.ccn1 hottie of knowlton's Dan
derinc AT any drug store or toilet coun
Ter; apply little a. directed and ten
minutes after YOU will say IL WAS the
best investment YOU rTrr made.
We sincerely believe, regardless Of
everything else advertised. that If you
desire soft. luSlrouS, beautiful hair
and lots of iI--no dandruiI no itching
SCALP and 10 more falling hair-you
must use Knnwlton'S DHnderine. II
not now?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
WINDOW CONTEST IN
DRESS-UP CAMP AIGN

Despite many obstacles. the commit
Week ',rtrnpaign for the mems war
merchants ~ the city ar" rnrldly com
plotting their work and within few
more days everything will hc IN rci'dl-
ness.
While In. arrangements Uclnd" many
nc,y features. tn. comnittGc& have nu-
mornc", thai 1t Will aGaim hold IN"
window contest that rr.'Nrd :" i,"pular
last yrnr. The "details Will ne SilEhtiN
different, NJ the puhllr viii! l." asked y"
vote on III. MOS; nrHropriat" and al
trac,ivc windows in the various lines
mr wrarahlrs The displays Will all >"
thrown open at once. and Will r"mt'n
far 4 certain length Of ilmr. i'urlnH
tbnr tinir. coupons for voting on IN"
windows in the several lines Will 'Ir-
pear m the papers and there viii p" =
distrihl!l ion uf cash prizes for the l'icNE
nnrs uirking III. winning windows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Washington News OF
Interest To West Va.

WASHINGTON. &C. March Eff
the activities OF Col. ". Wylc !irall.
tn" retired banker Of W"IlSbure and
Democratic politician OF prominence in
ar" MT fair signs hat I'Dl. boail is
rounding ':cl up" preliminary 10 enter
ing th, r2C" for III" United STATES Srna-
t"rShip nomination. then o!G-;im"rs in
the game ~ utilities confess THAI they
Ia mar. can "cnd IL sign when they
com" upon one
Was h'." before. during and
after the nomination. accompanied by.
Mrs. :"alI. They had Il suite To- the
Pow hatan and they entertained linSpit.
ably. and the most If their guests were
VS. E;rci"'anS who wi"td an influences
In Democratic party atinirS at Eom".
.Nnd tt- mast OF tho talk was poi tics.
especially tEr senatorial matter ihi. the
boom Col. Rcail is nurturing with to "vi-
,"uc" Of diS:a.nr upon his part. The
l:"alls came here from Huntington and
from Charleston. whcr" with Demo
cratic legislators and leaders FROM all
parts Of the stale Cot. H"all didn't IodG.
~" question OF fIitur" probabilities -:
a political sort as ih"* might affect Ia"
s"uat"r''i n"Illi'.ati"n and his relation
tacrsun;r.
iron, las. fri.n,.>: IN the capital /; h:,,
been learned mat thr attitude -! Co.
ti"alI toward ia" senatorial! iSs." -
something i;kr this: Tie j>n'! "tuII-
date in III" strict formal sons" =: tins
tltIir. nor tt$ To 'ltIil''I tItti IL " III nc.
lie has neither the int"uti"n nor j"sirr
Ia aprr:;; - b. forcing himself an his
part. hui hnids that IL" part% Is ST.
prom" and l'nrtr sentiment $h"ri: b.
leir IRE. To ..xtlc~G itself: ;h"rr na::
i. v.lrr",I sentiment in tn" PARTY 10"
hlt4. rnt " :G"s-pr'Hd rs Vet. hUi Su:.
f,ctrut !" warrant his locking in;o and
:r..t.cHin" ttr realizes TINT The n"mi-
naIi.n * h. no :Tc;.nS equivalent /" 4
s..i.Ciir,. should PARTY S"nt;rt"H; decree
t,.- Il -. ~ II
undertaking Wii call for hard work
through many months and great per
sonai sacrifices. His friends say that
hr is in - position 10 make these. an"
that IN their judgment the talk going
on In ,hc party about getting him 10
make thu coTIt"%; IS practical AMI ioGl-
cal.
Remitu"d shat former Senator w. E.
Chiffon has been telling his Washington
friends that h" would come back. and
that National Committeeman G. W.
Watson might be Il factor. the Bccal adj
herents smile obviously rs 10 thy chil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
". C. 4, RECEIVES
FLOOD" BULLETINS
Pennywitt Says Crest VIII Be IS Feet
Herc-Slutler Reports higher
From Beaver, Pa,

\! o'clock this morning General
Manager Charles NJ. kctChum. of III"
Wheeling Commercial association. sal"
he had jHst been talking with Weather
FurrcaSt"r Henry P"nnywltt. 81 lIll>.
hurrh, and that IL predicts 81 feet ni
water for Wheeling between midnIHht
tonight and . o'clock "Wednesday m"T"-
iuu, Ihc crest al the present rise.
Mr. krtchum was also III commitment
ton late last night with Henry shutter
former local wharfmaStcr. AT h";tvr;.
Ia, who stated that the Allegheny hAI
not Scl run out but l;rtv"r river had.
Mr.. shutter predicts about ~ t"ct FOR
Wheeling. tn" crest reaching here Ned
nrS,iav forenoon. Mr. shutter is IN that
section establishing Hood bureaus Tor
the Wheeling Commercial association.
The Commercial association VIII nave
authentic bulletins between ana
O'Clock this. morning US TO the stag,
Wheeling viii! receive. All interested
persons may call III" association or
either phone Notification was i"l"-
phcneI all business hons" heads and
residents las, night wh" had requested
that 1hry bc notified 10y III" association
Of Il rise in tho n"iEhhorh""d "i :" feet
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Orland Edward Sissoa,

nrland Edward S:SSun. nE.d 81. a lit"-
lone r"$id..'; ."f this city and residing
at 49, North Wabash <i"r,.i. Il ed in tn"
ohio Valley G"H'rHI hospital yesterday
AFTERNOON at {. "'riu"k II" WAS admit
It'd To- tn" institution March >.
Mr.. SiSSun W.. - member Gf Thorn
son Mrtii"'i%t Episcopal church. and
Was wrll known "u :hr island. where
h. had lived for many years IT." leaves
his mother. Mrs. virginia S'Sson. OF
G4G N:lIIun;rl road: q wife, whose maiden
nIn,r Mas Lena Butts: two sons. Emery
rndJnh II SisSun. both at home: al=n
two sisters. Mrs. Mary Groves. Of Go
National road ard Mrs. Margaret
Kron"nwrth. "f this city. and two
brothers. William SlSS"n. OF EIr Grove"
and john J.. SlSSuu. nf Wheeling.
Euu"ral Scrvirr% will b. held in the
HON" "f his sister. Mrs. Groves. III Ma
ttonal rnnG. The Rev. nr. j. T.. Bird
"f ThumS"n church. will "fftC':u" and
irt"rm"ni Wal he in Greenwood ccnic-
I.stS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
UNIVERSITY CLUB
CONCERT POSTPONED
Illness OF Madame C:r:aIs Causes POST
ponemcnt From March Is to
April 19.

Word was received last evening ~
IN" University club concert committed
that owing /" the Illness al Madame
IaSaIS. lh,. concert which was billed
here for Thursday by Mr.. and Madame
Casal% must be postponed Hmtil Il later
dat.
rho wording Of the message was Sucl
that the rummlIt"" had HEIR choice OF
cuuCrIlinr the date ar arranging .or
their future appearance. Tn" latter WAS
chosen and Pablo ta$alS and Madame
IHSHlS will play i'll the laSi University
concert the dat" nt which has been
transferred IT. April ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
.BOO7BLACK SHOOTS
TRACTION OFFICIAL

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March l2.-Nm,
CLAYTON. vicc-prcsident and managing
director nl the SrreckeIs companies,
WAS shot lwic" today by Lorenzo Bel
lou0. Il hooiblack. Clayton was shot
as he left his Offices 80 so 10 lunch,
and is believed Ia be fatally injured.
Bcllom0 was captured. He told the
police he lost Il fool in street car
accident six years ago. The SprcckelS
interests control the San Diego iraC-
ton lines. BrllOmo said he found 1t
hard 10 make a living and often had
asked Clayton 10 gel him Il position.
BeIlomo said he WAS sorry he did not
kill himself Clayton is IS years old.
He is married and has one daughter.
He was shot as he entered his auto
mobile and walked back into the San
Diego Union building without assist
anCp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
GRAND Trunk OFFICIAL
vice President Gensy Hero In Private
Car visiting Old Friends and
HnlRtiYel.

\ J. Kelley. 4 vice president Of tho
Grand Trunk railroad. arrived in the
city In his beautiful private car. ON
tar!o." over thcT Baltimore 6: Ohio. The
car was parked Just north OF the sta
ton.
night. but i, w;S stated by officials
that he is not Rare on business. but is
visiting old friends and relatives
through this seHion Of the country:
The car occup!sid by Mr.. Kelley Is said
TO be ono of ;ht largest and finest in
the country. TIE interior IL Of GOLD
mahogany and iii;ished in brass and SILK
hangingS. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
uE1Rw4 PosTPoNEp

The hearing ofo.Joe Snyder, on Speak
easy charge, wlHtch was TO have been
held by Squire REG. Hobbs last evening;
was postponed G1til tho latter part OF
the week on account Of the Nolte muir
der case occupyitfG all of the prosecut-
growing out Of she series of raids BY
police and prohibition officers will have
10 wait for the npletIon Of the Nolte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
WOMAN Stays FATHER

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March l2.-Mrs.
Gnldlr kahl. 50 years old. shot ami Killed
her father. George Wnshbu Il farm
hand. 80 years nf ago. ut his home n"nr
Goshen. in oldham county. lat" yrstcr-
day. according 10 information reaching
Louisville today. Mrs. Rail told the
authorities her father Had subjected his
family 10 long continued ahuS" and WIS
advancing upon the daughter in 4 men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
TRAFFIC SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Tranic on
about "nc-half ihr street car lines III
this city. ihos" operated by tho Wash
iUtt"m Railway and Electric company
W:S suspended tonight on account Of Il
strike Of nlnturInrn sand conductors call
"d carly III M day. Limited service:
Was maintained during part Of the day
hy Sirillr-brcakcrS and viii ha resumed
tomorrow after daylight Only II few
r'i"'" disorders w"r" reported and soy
crnl arrcSts wore madr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
()BI .IjARX'
Grow Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa g.
CSchtuhl Cruy. widow at Jacob troy.
viii ~. h"ld Tomorrow afternoon ut 2
o'clock from tnc family home at No: Nj
Thirty-lirst street. Rev. !. y. {: Fas-
ginger .Iu"r. pastor of IL" FirSt Unfair
ian church. will have charge. 1ntcrment
A>;!l br IL III" Peninsula cemetery. n
special ear has been provided IL convey
friends from thc home to tho cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Thomas Remains Arrive.

Tic hOdy ~ Ms I,li2Ahcth :. IIi!Iyer
Thomas, widow al the late E"r"s
Thomas arrived yesterday evening from
,;IaS$l"r:. IA. ana was taken Ia III.
noIn" at her son. !. Il. Thomas; To-
<nrrn NurI, street Island. Funeral SER
vice.. viii T." held This afternoon in tho
sons home in'erm"nt will be In MI.
.inri I.ri,iNtnrN
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Funeral FOR Mrs. Bcyc,a.

RcqlrE high mass in III" ST. Joseph s
Cathedral will follow the. funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Margaret CU'k"elc)
E"yco tomorrow morning. At =! o'clock.
Mrs. EnyC" dl,d ri Ia" family home IN
T." / East Eleventh street. sunday morn
ing. I:urin4 will. hc in III" Mount CAL
vary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
ST, PATRICK'S DAY
At CARROLL CLUB
Hibernian Dance Thursday Night;
knights Of Columbus tonight At
Regular Meeting.

R"raifsc ST. RAT tricks nigh: is Saiur-
duy the fuua! celebration ri tn" Ancient
order IF illhcrninns will j." held in he
Carroll club on Th"rS'iay evening rms
chang. was made with yorInISSIou from
lfiShny nurdhl."-
Abo-it 2Eu persons will attend tn"
dance and entertainment from II" mem
ir.r@h.u Of tn" l'nri:" division M. j rnd
;h,. Mutton division Nu. VILE their
Iadlrs' nUXilinrirS. E.uChr" tables viii
be sci in another room.
knights Observe.
Tonight IN" i<rightS Of Columbus
will have thor St HatriCkS meeting.
'rh-r. will b.. an "sSH: on -. Patrick.
Howard l.. Ray will be l"ctur"r of III"
evening.
III. meeting will ais" h.ty" 4 civic as
poet. y prominent :rnr VIII explain The
proposed cry chart T.. discussion VIII
H. Continued from III ;ISi ri'''"r'il:: ''l
.'Sh,nit n" tinted %tatcs Control It's
l,:,iirOad&"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
sE1EcT Sr5E: THEN BUILD

As soon rs II size is decided upon th'
building of the homc ror elderly men
and women will iaa begun by the menu
hers Of the Zion lutheran church. 1t was
announced last c4enin5 by Rev. A. l.
Bcnzc. ).
Several sites AZ in view and one or
two have been o7yered donated. Until
several Of the PREPAYMENT workers IN the
movement returnrtO the city. how~Ver,
no site vii! be clLisen. !
lis that Young i,nan you are going.
with Clever?'
Clever. sh0jld say he is. The
other night whcn%f was out riding with
HIM he jolied tSee traffic policemen
out OF making Complaints against him
for speeding. "-D:troit Free Press.
an American 2no.oring through a
small Scotch iowa was pulled up for
excessive speed. =
"D!dn't you s.,c that notice, Dead
SlCv?" inquired nc constable.
Course I did. 'Hrcturncd the Yankee,
hut | thought il 'teferrcd 10 your durn'
ed little town."-,;oston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
: MIS-. Patrick LYden.

Srtr;a; Dispatch 10 The Iniz!!ic-ncUr.
ELARkSBURG. w. Va. March L.
Mrs. Patrick !. E.ydcn. wife of a, we'll
known business man. died today at her
hcmc on East Pike street. after a short
illness. ag"d IS years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

AIRS. l.unN I:riChrrr. %!tn of carl
R"irh"rt. wh" died il ~. ohio Valley
General hospital. WAS buried yesterday
afternoon IN Weeks cemetery following
funeral $tryi"cS which w"rc held in
l;,rtschy 'harri. ct 80 "'"!ocli y"St"r-
dr.. ;iilrrNmmr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Qsn1. Ennarnl To-day.

Funeral services for Fcr"olir OScr
who died at Huntington Saturday. will
h,. held at Iii late residence. II" Main
street. B"uw0nd. nj O'clock This after
noon Intcrr"nt will h. nj Greenwood
cemetery. Deceased WIS IS years OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
SHERRARD
Quarterly Meeting.

The third OUnr'r7Iy m""tlHE TOT II
,o1f,- conference. year GA %&FSaaii
circuit will n" hold nsAt SaiurdaE ara
SUNDAY ut III. t'airvt"w si.th""iSt t.pi>-
cop,l church. Tn" quarterly c'at rf'i.''i
Or N, F. Compton. Iii" district Suf."rin-
ianden; Will preside. IT." usual IH1rt,r-
=. cornmuoiun ServiC. with 4 sermon b.
ISr Compton v;'' j." '"ld on SundaE'
AFT. rnuon hr@inn' * -'"' f''.N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Allen Funeral.

The funeral services. w!irh w"r" h"!H
in rho Allen Grove. church i"r. on sun
day. for tn" lat" william K AiiSn.
whose ,ls;.th ""Currc! 1t his nora" IN
SEarwood Thursday "rnn!ng wrr" r"rE'
largely attended Or. e. II. Robinson.
OF .hr First United l'HSo: icriau church
OF wheeling. nGticia;"d. End in;"rr'"nt
was in the Alien troy" cemetery.
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Walter Clark

NEW YORK. March l.. - Walter
Clark. American landscape painter and
winner at many art medals here and
abroad died at his HON" in this city
today. lie was born in Brooklyn. March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Tho teachers .! III ':'r'th"m Union
Sunday school will hold their regular
monthly business meeting in m" chapel
this evening. The teachers and officers
arc all reoIested ~ b" present. an
eieceion Of officers fer the ensuing year
will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
RanMood Briefs.

The volunteer :tr",:l-n ~ ~ t".'cth-
Fifth ward station acid 4 hancr iaNI
night il, continuation, ut their s'ri"S.
f;nors. WasSc:. a; tl:" i;alt;;n"r" 4
Ohio shops mere. il II 1t his home with
tonsiIitls. :, -
Ore :or N" RirersI!" MIL - arriving
this week in many carloads.
p n Culburn. II Huntington. IS the
quest of friends in this city and War
wood. ,, . l.,
rep,ood Yesterday.
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most workers in the Mormon church and
first of The three wives Of the late
FrnuCIs ". Lyman. president of tn"
Twelve Apostles. died today Ot pneu-
muuia, She was ~ years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Thr funeral 81; Harry II. Henderson.
who died Sunday. Viii IL, held today al
n" family huni" NJ. A.. Twenty
street ~ go o'clock. thIS afternoon
I:lirinl Will Ia. IN :h' Greenwood ccm"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Final GIN eS.

Tbs. McMrcher Neth"diStS ana me
NrSIachau Christians will clos" their
Church league games FOR IN" season to-
night. when ih"y PLAY ~ McM"ch-n. The
other two teams. tho krnw""d M"th"-
flissS and tn. McAi"rheE Church OF 'ind'
will play the tinat gam" on THURSDAY
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
gherrrd Briefs.

The Alien Grove Sewing Circle will
meet IN Narsh's hall on Thursday.
Miss Ella Brown Is Ill.
Miss Beatrice Gatewood, a. teacher IL
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OSer Funeral.

in the state hospital Huntington. VIII
be buried this Afternoon il; 'ir.'"nw" nj
cemetery following services ~ o'clock
from. St Matthew's Lutheran chur&h
Rev. George f. EI"iu officiating.
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Joint Literary.

An interesting literary program mas
heau arnounc"h toc ~" first joint nr"";-
ire OF the senior and JUNIOR literary. So
cietins at Union high school IN FRIDAY
afternoon. y quotation contest VA! DC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Miss Ella Dunn,

Miss Ella Dunn. aged -. died IN the
ohio Valley General hospital yesterday
afternoon - o'clock. following Il
lengthy illness
Miss Tlnu wa@ born in Belmont coun-
tv. near UuinuI"wn. ard was never mar
id Her carly lii" was spent as
..rliroI teacher Until u" death Of her
parents She mad" her nuI"r with them,
,I,.li .l"jlrtipg tor Manhattan. Kansas
l:!u" with i brotH"" l""3re Years. MISS
r..mn w.ts a G,v".it follower "i the
t.Iar"r religion.
eha :ad been p resident ~ thi$ city
for nearly ntnc years. There are 10
mar relatives.
I'uu""al services will re held We!""S-
,!tv ;,tr~rnnou at " O'Clock. from M"n-
d"l's ,ual"i. on Chaplin" street later
.n.l:t will l." ~ Nj Wood cemetery
General Forbes. U. s. a.
~ hGiiEEf;Tr\ Mao. t%.-Funrral
services Cor Briradi"r G neral Theodore
Fr,lincnoc,"n Forbes. L S. A.. retired
who died her" Saturday was held today:
Intcrmcut WAS IN Arlington cemetery.
General Forbes was CORN IN Hawaii IN
1870. Tie fought thr0u Ehout the r1yli
War and ,pnx severely wnHnd"d in IN"
hattie or tcdar Mountain. In 1909 ne
was made hriSahicr general and retired
the sam" wear.
Mry. Rhoda Lyman.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, March Il
Mrs RhUda \. Lyman one of the fore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

acing manner when She seized shot.
gun and fired. Eashburn expired with
in lftccn minutSs. Mrs. Rail- was re-
leased on nomtnal bond. Her home Is
in Columbus OS!o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Il victim in q fight at bridgeport on
Saturday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Five months ago an HNT0NI00IIT -
longing to Hon ISrA> l. lam u ~ az 49,.
wnij IjsapI"ar"d from in lr"nt'"i ~"
wen; "I Chass cluh. 1t was valued i. at
x4's6G. and Mr.. Mann "tl"rra q ''n 5I!'i..
r ,.'%7f turned up in tn: r,,E %"s'' -
I'y in tn" Toss@~si,%n;, OF n,',''N whH
t..i..' =, i'oy. hou.hi il III ihi,nd''-
T r,H,,''' Wiiiia,us VAS released On $-.""o
bail.
w., r. chiffon, Of Charleston. -
~ >. t., nv. DcridGIftai hptri.