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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
NJ MECHEN

N-a Clyde Houalfr uaa nlessar.
surrr sei hy number ~ friends
rsr home .r Caldwell street Thur.
-1. sren.lg .n honor OF her s2nd
birthday an ENJOYABLE evening VA
passed tr the glrsts. auI Mrs Row
.nfs nae fhc recipient 90 many gse
.uI presents
TIE AcNcrh.n 'un .or football team
defeated fle Brooklyn a. G.. team .n
1 closely contested game yesfs-fs.
afternoon. Dr. the score % a. 70
lr MrEac o. Toronto. o uW a.
.ne pIpt .r the Nethoi.zt cf -ct
.0mnrrun. .u fac absence % Rev
..Iars
Aeai Gle w Va Optical Co.'S sn
.H.r.trrrf Cn rara FL trfave I.r.a
20 Schue. .as accepted position
aIh fh- Whee.rs Traction Com
.ary
Tho 70 rerter schools were Civ. nj
.a. holiday yesterday on account
1. tre teachers attending The Rom
Table gathering .1 Moe fsvIra
Nss Roma Kline. % New Ma~r.rs
.Ir. 's Hrenl.nE "a feu LAYS win
oel. re-riscs
Irr REGULAR union meeting o. f-e
.u-r.-r00f ana Sfs..-hrof of t-a
church uHI ba lrfI ir Pho ...
morrow afternoon ard Rev Ia
Robinson of WbreNrg. VIII 6eI.vs-
tn aiirsss on Ny Impressions %
SILLY SUNDAY
John Corcoran. o. Conuav. p, is
'.e rrest 90 Die con ..ulaw. Ceorre
Silinglam. on Lincoln avenue.
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Comment or Rulirs.

a good deal of comment .s being
heard on tho ruling OF Prosecutor Car.
r.lran f0 the effect fhaf no turkey ~
chicken rafies would ta allowed dur
inr he THANKSGIVING and Christmas
holiday. u Eel uof thought. however.
that there aII boz ans violation %
ttc decree as The local saIo"ulffe are
n-L-ns =. nh-Ln h. -Ln -a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Read 'he vs. VI Optical co.'s an
nolrremsuf on Page 3. todays issue.
The Uniform Rank. x. NJ g. held
their Icru.ar meeting ir Barlow hall
ls.t evening
Miss forera Zioglar. ore o. Tho local
'earTars. r confined t1 her home on
account NJ Illness
A number of tho locaf S.r-oIs are
TAKING .lfrntaEe ~ tho favorab bio
tr-t.r weather and several have re.
turned nf'h "a large number ~ rab.
bite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Following the custom that al re-
form Rams shsT banquet the knights
Victor Thomas will entertain tho
members o. The local order iu the
Armory hail tonight. s host % good
things has been provided for me
knights and a merr. evening .s being
looked foraard to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
BENWOOD

The funeral Of Mrs Margaret Hall.
who died suddenly Thursday night.
viii D. held tomorrow Short services
Viii be- held over the body az the
home Of A. l.. Thompson on Marshall
street and the funeral party VIII leave
on the II o'clock train for LittIeton.
where !nterment will be made IN Sand
HiI cemetery az that city IN the aft
eruoOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

The BeuWood Athletics and the Cen
trail a. G. Of Wheeling vi! PLAY their
postponed game on tine Beuwood ball
park tomorrow afternoon. The team
has been practlcing steadily this week
and has developed into a speedy AK
gregatiOu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

For pains u the side OF er~st
medicine rr good for uhoopirg cough
cham lrr.aina Cough Remedy
writes Mrs Francis Turpin. Junction
Diiy. ore This remedy b. also On.
slfpassed Tor Gods and Group FOR
sale b. all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Driving National touring car.
Grant l.. Parker and family OF Cleve-
land. passed through this city yester
day from tho mountains Of West Vlr
GINA where they spent several weeks
hunting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

A movement T. on foot headed by
" J Hammers general manager OF
ths Abbott Motor company. OF de-
troit Mich. TO secure for DR. Charles
O. Peroival associate editor ~ Health
Magazine. who Is touring the world
In the GlobeGirdling Abbott-Detroii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
ST. GAINESVILLE

~Tr-.t. o. patch 90 tHe IntsfIfre~~er
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Nov 10
Realty deeds filed.
Prom Jas u. uutsuhurg. g. al "a
Kate r Stoifz. tract % land In Bel
lalre. consideration. s..
From Mary T. Dutenburg. deceased
% James v DutcnburE. q al. tract
oi land 90 He.iaire. no consideration
From John p. 4 smith and wife
and l.. A. Ser.g and wife 20 LYDIA Nc
Millen. tract q land Ia Pultney town
ship. consideration. $3.50.
From James VI Duienburg. ct al. %
Winnie T. Durbin. tract OF hand IN
H-lairc. consideration s.
From Caroline VI Atkinson 10 III
Jan J. Mantle. tract o. coal In Wayne
township. consideration. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

J. u. fancy. Who returned home
from the New Eglanf states last
week. states that rho roads Ia that
section OF the country are In eIceh
lent condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John List made the
trip 10 Pittsburg during tho past
week In their Packard touring car
They report the roads IN very good
condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Buyers % motor cars noVad-rs are
% the show me type. which fact
was Illustrated tho other day when
the Centsur Motor company of Chi.
caso sold an Abbott Detroit ego" 20
Marshall Field q Co. after the Al
bott had demonstrated Is ~Buildog"
strength b. towing a Hve ton truck.
weighing 300 pounds up 20 ten
per cent grade IN the freight ards
In the market for a car 20 be used
as trouble wagon" car 20 be
sent out 20 pull IN trucks that had
met with mechanical mishhps. Mar
shall Field a Co.'S buyer l-f n be
known that The sale hinged on The
ability 81 tho car 20 two nve-ton
truck up a particularly steep grade IN
the freight yards. "a stretch OF about
200 feet. but made hard be the deep
ruts In the road n was judged that
II a car could do this that u could do
almost anything II might be called
upon 10 do In the Msrhall Field q
Co. service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Arthur Langham and " e Henry
aud party toured through eastern
Ohio during tho past week ia their
cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Bun Dog automobile. Carney,
modal FOR hfs pmcky 2alk across n,
great Sali desert % House mountains
IN the Serra Alta Range n the stat.
~ Texas Ou the Mexican border. last
June, a hen ho walked without water
10 The camp % Troop k OF th-
Fourth r - cavalry. and then rode
back With n detachment OF Uncle
sam p bows 20 The rescue % HE com.
pauion Geo = Brown OF Detroit.
Who would have persisted IN ~,
more hours. Dr Perc,yBrs walk was
made in The boiling hot sun IN a TEN.
pera'Ire ~ 100 degrees and 80 sand
OF Tho so-called sugar variety" tha;
"a' ankle deep with no water 20
drink and without any idea oy where
Dc wns headed across the trackless
desert except that ,he Texas border
las due southeast some g. miles
Modern automobile advertising has
taken many turns. and while mo
newspaper viii always hold rs most
ton a. the best medium for promo.
tng sales. the largest automobile fac
tories are now admitted 20 De very
strong factors in The sales campalsns
Tor those cars made IN tho best
equipped plants
The Thomas y Jsrery COMPANY.
ot kenosa. because 81 The location
OF the Rambler plant within the thick.
ly populated area adjacent 70 chit
cago. has taken advantage o. this al
verusing opportunity hy inviting 10
the Rambler plant al persons inter.
estef In tho sale or use 81 motor cars
and many students ~ modern me-
chanicai methods Interested IN the
operation 81 a plant % such mIgni
tude.
Scores ~ visitors ara entertained
a. the Rambler factory each week
a. y Il located only nrty miles from
Chicago and can 90 reached within
an s1ur on fast Northwestern e1-
press
Th'rty-fve hundred miles over Tho
WORST roads ~ % dozen State4 ir tho
worst weather this country has
known IN years. crcounferinR fhuu.
der storms and wash outs every DAY.
vas the test given the Fret Rambler
ross Country. Tho new $3.50 car
which returned % Chicago Thursday
'fr-r being on the road almost con-
Iutly for thirty DAYS
Tie car ieff tho Rambler factory n
1uth ago and was relaved by Ram
bier representative from Keuosha 20
chicago. Toledo. PITTSBURGH. Phuadel-
rhIa. New York. Boston. Albany.
syracuse. Penn Van. Rochester and
return
The rains began 'a'c in september
and continued throughout October
swelling mo rivers until they e0odod
fl@ banks. washing cut bridges and
ming the Pennsylvania mountain VAL
lows with rushing torrents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Tn 'hc matter o. the giardianshIr
40 William q Tells. minor. &c
count fled and notice ordered
ln me matter NJ me estate OF Oliver
NJ. keyscr. Deceased. application fe
rr'I desperate claims
Fafcr Evans. adm.nis'rtrix o. t1e
estate OF John T.. Evans. deceased s.
Nur.el vs. Evans. minor. % Of. Pet
Ton f' soii rea. estate private FaI,
ordered
in the matter ~ fte estate ~ frl-
'au Appleton deceased. inventor,
tici and approved
Ord Che matter ~ Tho uIu a. Harlan
Appleton. deceased. commission or
i.red f1 fake election % widos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

The touring car owned by Mr. Han.
nan % bridgeport. which has been IN
tho repair shops here for the past
week. was finished yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Alfred PAUL has sold his Maxwell
10 Mr.. Shipley 81 the South side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

During the week Mr. and Mrs
george Rogers made tour through
Ohio In their Prayer Miller machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

board 70 directors on ths Attorney
Generals -lDuar0rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
Many PROMINENT spgAkteA
WILL MAKE SDoREssEs
"esoe Thfossn Tns sse,ion Beng
Places IN Good Conoitiso-
Astorobti. ocnlp.

rnAl plans for mammoth good
roads meeting 70 "a held durns the
coming week are being compietsd b
ne boarf OF trade This meeting NIL
N al PROBABILITY bs held AZ the boArd
OF trade rooms and s0rns noted rood
roads prophets viii deliver addresses
The board % tTafa hODss 20 have sew
cfai OF these mesUnss held durinF
me Winter months 30 that during the
eonins spring The good roada move
msnt In this section slu spread and
much work be accomplished
Durihx The past sumner much vas
eceofnplished By the Ohio valley
Auto Glib IA the way Osslfnprovins
the public highway II vas largely
through their EFFORTS that the uunn-
ished WORK On the Top NIL road IL
nor rapidly nearing completion
Within few weeks all this york will
% finished with the eHcepcon % one
small "trip. which ulll not De paved
until spring Autos and wagons how
ever. will soon Dc ahls % get through
With little difficulty.
Tho roads la Tho up-river section
are at present in good condition And
instead OF being avoided b. autoists.
az Ia paAt years. they are being much
Travelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Mr.. c. o Snyder. chief engineer Of.
the ArbeuE Car company. designer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Ideal weather condition. yesterday
had a tendency 20 bring out all The
touring cars owned IN Wheeling tAat
nAd not been placed In winter storage
Runs were made through The wood.
lands. which have turned 10 red and
gold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

That 'ho o4tahrshmcrf of service
stations IN connection with The ro
fail sale ~ automobile Boz essential
and thar The cheaper car sale FREEDOM
Iulfrs lu Agricultural district. While
mo hiEhor priced rar frfs sale .r
diverslfei Interests districts are two
Interesting observations of charles g.
henderson. general manager % rho
Uera rtor Motor sales COMPANY
general sales agents FOR colo ent.
cars
Mr. Henderson. accompanied tv T..
Carter president 90 thr Henderson
Motor Sales Company. frsfr wives
and Mics Hendereo1. have f1- r.
turned fo this c.fs after Fix weeks.
"trip which BROUGHT ftem through
Winnipeg Vancouver.
Seattle. Portland. san Francisco a-i
los Angeles Ttr'- ar-t vrr f.r
pleasure. tuf Mr. Henderson turned
part ~ his TRIP 'rfo business Sow.
erai stops we're ~ada at ecerir O..
rafian-parifc po.nfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

& s -. 81. aau.a
" % AZ s,rlrs n,rsapr,
Fsss. .n.ss,
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nu~l ssir1s
over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

President Thomas G ocoanor Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
GOOD ROADS MEETING TO
BE HELD HERE NEXT WEEK

ard builder % the Dssrless Arb@rE
car. sAiled We[nsscAy. November 7
o. o. White stAr \ Celtic" for
E1<iAnc AID TIE coutilsnt 90 tour
o, Obs-rvAfiou and iusvectIa NJ
Snyder Intends making critical
study % The reoontiy perfected appii
Anees noS being usee b. the ~;
csrs 10 Europe u being n. nrn.y
established policy % the nAnufActur
srs - the Arb.nE car % give The
most % TIE b@st" ;Or the least money.
% II their intention 20 incorporate
these foreign improvements ID the
Arb@nz car-vFoylcsd Mr. SNYDER L.
convinced they ALL Stand Up under
The particularly severe read cordi-
tions which necessarily must b. met
ia this COUNTRY. Mr. snyder "a never
content 9Th being Only -am0nx the
leldsrs. but IL always 20 be found ln
advance " them. A. witness he
fact that. one after another the
leading auto manufacturer "a this
country are fhis year attempting 70
duplicate ihe long stroke motor and
other superior features which NJ
snyder Rad already built into the Ar
benz car tao years ago. From Eng
land Mr. Snyder viii 20 20 Germany y.
sh.rs he all visit the Benk and Mer-
codes factories. thence 20 Italy.
Franco and Belgium. Il, has often
been remarked that the Arbenr car
10 tho clAssiest. raciest Ere sbiert"
car made Ia America. that Ia name.
appearance aud performance thu Ar
benz car IL practically the duplicate
% the famous European 'ilenz. and
when Mr.. Snyder returns from his
two months Inspection trip Il Is a
safe prediction that he will adopt all
that ~ beet among the recent foreign
automobile inventions. 80 that even
more than formerly the ArbeuE car
will continue 20 be distinguished By
it, close adherence 20 the successful
features % the Leading foreign
models
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

kinds o. repair work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
A SpOTLESS TOWN.

Not the least among the advantages
offered by Nauhcim is the almost COM
.plete absence of flies and other insect
pests. There are no fly screens in Bad
Nauhcim. The well-pavcd streets are
kept 50 clean that the typhoid fly
finds conditions unfavorable for breed
ing and an effective campaign also is
|caIricd on between seasons.
During the winter flies seek corners
OF cellars and attics. The authorities
IN Nauheim have n municipal ordi-
nance which enables them 10 destroy
the fly pest by attacking it at this
time. Government employees are sent
into every building in the town to
burn out all corners in which flies
might take refuge. These measures
larc very successful.
The place likewise affords an inter-
cstng proof that this dangerous nui-
sancc does not move far from it,
breeding grounds. In Fricdburg, q
typical ill paved. dirty European town
less than two miles away. the fly pest
is everywhere in evidence.
Beautiful walks in great variety are
to be found leading in all directions
through the neighboring hills. From
the mountains, too, the Csa lively
| little stream, runs down through the
town and carries off the waste water
from the baths. No sewage or filth is
allowed to defile it, and consequently
llt retains all the charm of a clean
country brook,
The town is we'll severed and sup
piled with excellent drinking waite,
from the Nogelsburg mountains. 81
miles away. The fine. clean grave
which is freshly applied each year t.
the sidewalks and pathways keeps tn,
place practically free of dust and M
|billboards or similar nuisances arr
permitted to defaee the beauty of tn,
streets. The general note of stric
cleanliness is well exemplified i'm tn,
town scho OILS. Post Graduate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
A DENTAL INFlRMARY
For Boston Children, in Memory of
Late J. g. and G. n. Forsyth.

Boston, Feb. ca dental intirmary
which will provide means for caring for
the teeth OF the poor children of Boston
and vicinity i To be erected in the Back
Bay of Boston the coming spring as a
memorial To the late James Bennett For
syth and George Henry Forsyth, at a cost
of over sl.j0o.1oA.
Announcement of the project was made
sunday night by John Hamilton and
Thomas Alexander Forsyth of Boston
who will erect the Forsyth Dental Infrm
AIRY for Children. as it is to be called. rs
memorial TO their brothers
The idea of the infirmary originated
with James Bennett Forsyth, many years
president of the Boston Betting Co. who
died two years ago. before formally pro-
viding for the institution in his will His
brothers took up the project and will
carry out the plan on a broader scope
than originally intended.
The inhrmary will occupy a site on
Hemenway street. near Huntington ave
nue., and will be conducted solely on phil
anthropic lines, The land. buildings and
a fund of sl,0o0,0oo for maintenance is pro-
vded by the two surviving brothers. The
intfrmary will be located in the neieh bor-
hood Of the notable educational institu-
tons in the Fenway district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

OPPOSITION IN TORONTO.
Eighteen Prominent Men Protest
Against Ratifyine Reciprocity.

Toronto. Ont. Feb. a0.-Eighteen
men, we'll known i'll financial, mercan-
tile and manufacturing circles in To-
ronto, have signed Il statement which
was given ont sunday night, setting
forth their opposition to the proposed
reciprocity agreement. The men are
prominent members of the Liberal par
ty. including Sir Edmund Walker.
president OF the Canadian Bank of
Commerce and Sir william Mortimer
Clark, X. G.. former lieutenant govern
or Of Ontario.
The statement declares that the re-
peal hy Parliament in 1897 of the leg
islation then existing relating to rec
proci,y left Parliament without any
duty or authority to negotiate any fur
Their proposals along that line. 1t is
declared that the benefit of the mil
Hons extended in developing an un-
cxampled prosperity in Canada would
be. To a great extent. lost hy reel
prOcity agreement. II Is also feared
that reciprocity would disrupt the
unity of the Dominion and weaken
the ties which bind Canada to the
Empire. making it more difficult To
avert political union with the United
states"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
TO ADVERTISE FACTS
Is Object of Fund Being Raised, Say
the Mauaazjnes,

Washington, Feb. Gothic Periodi-
cal Publishers Association Sunday
night made public n letter explaining
the nature of the fund raised by the
magazines to oppose the increase or
second class mail matter. The letter
says that n committee of the assoc
citation on finding "A carefully ar
ranged program to railroad the meas
ure through Congress" requested some
of their New York associates ITO So
licit contributions from certain pub
fishers to buy advertising space in
daily papers to advertise the facts to
the people.
In no other way says the letter,
could the public be reached on such
short notice. Not a cent of the money
has been spent or will be spent for any
other purpose whatever. Approximate
ly $4,000 has been promised by Nari-
Gus publishers"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

a perfect spy mania which ragged With
great virulenCe for n time, While in
reality tire enemy obtained its infor-
nation III simpler and easier manner
Added to the strain of the invcstmon.
of the constant watch, of the fear or
assault, were first the oppressiveness
of the total lack OF news of any sort,
and next the startling realization OF
famine. The former trouble was partly
remedled by the employment of car
rier pigeons, but ,he question of food
and Eeat vas not 50 easily settled.
Matters grew worse day by day. and
women stood in long lines at the doors
of the municipal markets in hopes Of
securing scraps with which to feed the
hungry mouths at home. Dogs, eats.
rats, and animals in the geological
gardens, Were laid under contribution.
Deaths increased Tofully in number.
the mortality in single week rising
as high as five thousand, while the
troops at the outposts suffered from
the intensity of the cold. three hun
bred being fro2ca to death in one
right And over all this gloom ana
misery the dread OF the approaching
bnmhardmcnt intensified the horror OF
the situation: Notwithstanding which
the heroic conetancy and fortitude of
the population, men, women and chill
dren alike. never Cor enc moment gave
way.--Boston Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
PANAMA CANAL BONDS
An Issue of s3o,ooo,Ooo to $4,000 900
Soon to Be Made.


ishih%ton, FEB. zU-An issue ot
S'o""",eoo to $4,000. 600 in 3 per cent
iahaha bonds seems certain as scon
as congress passes the bill authorizing
'ic secretary OF the treasury to with
i''Hu the new securities from use az a
basis for addition national bani,
notes.
In the event that tho present onposi-
ton 10 the legislation affecting the
bonds should prevent it's passage. an
issue of per cent. certificates of in
dobtedness having one year to run ;s
probable That is the treasures ION.
tative plan now
In view of tine sale Of about sl0Dn :
00O,0od industrial Improvement bends
during January and the prediction
that about S50000O 600 more viii lind
their way to market in the next few
months. treasury officials agree thai
this is q propitious time for AN issue ,ot
government securities. IN any even;
they would have to be issrcd during
the Surfing or early Summer. 1t would
not be considered practical u attcmpt
any issue in the fan when the cIor
moving season * on and noaoH is il
demand