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Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
LUXURIOUS DOWNSTAIRS.

Wesley NJ. Oler. the witty president
~ the Knickerbocker lee Company
said AT a recent dinner in New YORK;
scientific management would IN
crease every woman's profits ny
thousand per cent. provided-and TINS
is the important point-proVided thaI
the cmpIoye would 90 in for II as
zealously as his boss.
.Nould the cmploye take very
ardent interest in a system when
would cause him to do three or Tour
times more work than before-a sYs-
tenn that would quadruple his en-
,,Inyor,s income without bcncfting
his own"
Mr.. Oler smiled
I'm tell YOU a story" he said. a
Sc, story very much to the point
"a friend of mine was travelling
through New England last month III
his touring-car with his wife and tW"
daughters. They stopped one DAY
for lunch at very nice motel anu
after the meal was over my irlehd
said To the waiter:
Bring the bill. please We have
had four sandwiches and four pieces
of apple-pie. Wait a moment. though.
what has the chauffeur had down
stairs"
The chauffeur, sir replied the
waiter. has had a Parmesan ONE
lette. a grilled brook trout. lamb cut
lets and pear. an ice, a cup of black
coffee. a fifteen-cent cigar, ana a
| pint of champagne
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
new IDEA IN SCHOOLS

An interesting experiment is being
carried on the arid district about
Rome, along the sea coast. and among
the AbruZZi mountains, which has been
possible only through private charity.
Hliteracy has always been a charac-
terstic of the Italian peasant. espe-
cially i'm the South. 50 much 50 that
while the percentage in the North is
almost negligcablc that of the south Is
So great as To- raise that of tho whole
Kingdom to about 80 per cent. Edu-
cation is obligatory, but il is difficult
To- enforce when the peasant cannot
even dress his large family decently.
and the children perhaps have t'
tramp miles for the privilege of al
tending school, while in the mountains
or in deserted districts there are olten
no schols available.
II is Just this want which is met 10y
the present plan. What are called
Moving Schools" have been establish
ed in districts where there are no
regular schools. and they are in on"
SPOT today and far away tomorrow
They comprise night schools Tor th'
workers. summer schools for tn" peas
outs coming down from the mountains
TO the plains, and children's classes IN
rbc omen air or set up under any
available shelter.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
SEELEY MAY GET
GUARD CAPTAINCY

The election Of Lieutenant Millard
g Seeley to the position Of captain "l
Company X. Arizona National 6uard
will probably follow the resignation oil
CAPTAIN \. p Martin. which became
effective August %. in the opinion "i
Contain Martin The election Will be
called in the near future.
Lieutenant Seeley is considered not
only one of the best tacucianS IN the
entire regomcut but is also a sharp
shooter. having won high rank in the
national contest At camp Perry, just
ended He has not Yet returned from
tb,. eaet-Tucson citizen.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
IMPROVING NICELY -

IMPROVING NICELY - Frank =.
Trott. court water commissioner. who
has been confined to his home with
bronchitis for the past few days. is
improving nicely. and will be out
again in a few days.
ROAD WELL FIXEO-R \ Craig,
citizen member of the board of con
troll. ard J. Il. Girand. territorial en-
gircer. returned home Friday night
after twenty four hour absence dur
ing which they visited Globe. going
tier, and back again by automobile.
.Thcy were not travelling all the tim"
10y any means. but they averaged ten
miles pcr hour while gone. as they
covered 20 miles. The purpose of
N, trip was To- inspect the road be
tween Roosevelt and Globe. which had
been washed out and which was or
ldered repaired. They wanted To note
how the work was done. and say they
found everything satisfactory. The
road - in fire shane.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
LIFE'S SURPRISES.

II often happens that the very man
who I'M the ordinary affairs of life dis
PLAYS % petty seIfiSm,ss is the one
who can on occasion rise to the
heights Of unselfishness. says tho
Charleston News and Courier. IL Tee
quircs some unexpected shock, some
change of fortune 20 make certain
persons sound tho true depths OF thor
natures and 10 accept the resp'nslhi'-
tiles which confront them. I'm the
tuinkliug Of an eye the character Oh.
"a person is sometimes changed be-
youd recognition. ana the one "h" l+
supposed O, be the Weakest often
proves strongest iu time of adversely
Tho petty deeds Of scIfshness which
once came so naturally &" him are
forgotten I'm the stress of circumstan-
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
LIKE GERMAN SCHOOLS

According to figures just published
the proportion of foreign students L"
German students studying at the Ger
man universities this summer under
went further increase. At all inc
universities there were $3.50 students
nf whom 45l9 were foreigners rms
is equal to - per cent. last year an"
: per cent. twenty years ago Oh I"i
eieu countries Russia sent 10y lar the
greatest number. 2.04o. There We're
9e2 Americans. against 299 last year
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
GIRL WOOED ABROAD
SURRENDERS At HOME
PRETTY ROMANCE HAS ENDED IN
ENGAGEMENT.
Coming Nuptials OF Sidney Goldman
Announced in Los Angeles

\ dispatch from Los Angeles L" The
Republican last night announces the
engagement of Sidney Goldman. we'll
known i'm this city. To- Miss Irma ia
CODY
There is said To- be quite a romance
connected with Mr. Goldmau's court
ship and final winning of Miss ia
CODY The romance started i'm Europe
many months ago and scenes of the
story have been enacted i'm various
parts of the world The elimination
of the affair came with the announce
ment OF the engagement which was
made last night
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

ces. and the narrow. restricted nature
expands and grows sweet I'm tho
broadening process of the new eNP"r-
fence.
Life is fun of surprises and not the
least among them is the contrddic-
tions which our natures cvince al
times The passing of tn" years. of
course. brings necessary physical
growth. and it is just as reasonable 1"
suppose that time will ais" effect
radical changes in our developing nat
urcs. changes which may be- contra
dictions in way. but which. never
tbcIess. are Indications Of sound NOR
al development
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
BONDS ARE VOTED
Nooales People Decide to Spend S1Io'
100 for City improvements.

E,gales has voted to issue $l-o'o''
-, h,pds for municipal water sES-
tom and 100000 for "a modern
system The vote on IN" water ''''i''9
,,as 80 To- IL and ON the sewer h''."7
~ to T.. There has been great ''''
hr,tion i'm honor of the victory.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

Excess in temperature yesterday
Deficiency in temperature since first
II month - degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. 30 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday O.o2
inch.
Excess in rainfall since first Of month
0.74 inch.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January /. 5.67 inches
/. y JESCNOFSKY.
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
STORED WATER SUPPLY.
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The Repubii-
can who fail to receive a copy
Of the mornings issue will con-
fer a favor by calling Overland
APP or Consolidated Main AZ
Before 8 a. m. a special mes
senger equipped with motor
cycle will deliver the missing
issue. Without the co-opera-
ton Of our subscribers IN this
matter Il is impossible for US
to maintain perfect and salts
factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
OFFICER is DEAD.

SAN Jose. Sept. General Charles
z. Grecnlaf. L $. a. retired died mere
tonight The General WIS here for inc
summer with his wife and sons.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
OF Local Interest

.fr
ser = "' ,S"'''i'
'h'h Sv-'' "lp'I Il'"-
unppr0 Il, T,,ce,r Sart I
d.. tI....-.,,. and z,.. sam ,r Phoa-
nix
,,gpnpv tOcro-rh. ,,.,rra,,f..
~, -. ~ -I,,-.-,1 ,r,.,,.l.,. nm no.
t.,;5.,-
GONE TO PRESCOTT Governor
S.aan went To- Prescott on Friday
rights train
,rr.o Nav oufrn has been visiting at
tho waldorf stock farm. southwest of
Pboenix for the past week
ASSISTANT MANAGER - Rev. j.
" Ochiltr-e IF Williams. Arizona, has
been elected assistant To- Manager
Burke of tho Arizona Anti-S'i"on
League.
-
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
Hulett's Mosquito
Knocker Is a Wonder

it's clean to use and has 4
dainty odor.
Don't let the little pesky
things bother you-buy a
bottle today, 25c. Sold on
ly at
EIvey&RuIett's DrugStore
q E. Wash. st. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Data for "A hours ending 600 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

Arrive go o m. Depart 1926 a. m.
SANTA FE.
Getty Thne)
Arrive
7:O5 a. IN. from Los Angeles and West
$50 a III. from Ash Fork, Chicago
and East.
1915 p. m. from Ash Fork, Chicago
and East.
Departure.
7:45 a. m. for. Ash Fork, Chicago and
East.
7:3O p. IN. for. Los Angeles and west
8: 80 y. IN for Ash Fork. Chicago and
Fast.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03
RAILWAY Time TABLE
ARIZONA EASTERN.

Getty Time)
C.55 a. m. from Los Angeles and East
s 40 a. IN. from Mesa and Tempe
800 p. IN. from ..... Mesa and Tempe
4 40 p. IN. from Los Angeles and East
>: IS p IN. from. .......... WinkelIhah
S:55 p. III. from Chicago. Kansas CITY
and St Louis.
Departure.
Sis a. m for Tempe. Mesa and WIN
kelman.
II 90 a m. for. Tempe and Mesa
12:45 p. III. for. Tucson. Ei Paso ana
Mexican points.
500 p. m. fOr.LOs Angeles Coast FIVE;
6:I5 o. IN. for Tempe and Mesa
$50 D. III. for Chicago, Kansas city
New Orleans and Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

SEPT. 1.-THE Osborn school will
ouau September 18th.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

LIBRARY CLOSED-The Carnegie
library will be- closed Monday on a'-
count oI the holiday
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

BUCKEYE LINE.
.rTive $50 p. m. Depart lO;5V d III
Arizona republican., 1911-09-03

MARRIED In Tucson. Sept !.
Ray Hofstator and n, Sarp of Phoe-
nix
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
CASCARETS SURELY
STRAIGHEN YOU OUT
Ne NeAesehs. 9rIess~esa. Uas<s
stomAeh. lAxy Liver o. coos<-
rs,s5 eesseis ~ se~rS~s.

Are yol keepiax yogr oo~eiS liver
sad stomach clean. pure And fress
Via CAscAr-ts. or merely forcing .
pass~seSsy thrvoxh th-se altraentAry
CT drainage organs every few days
VITA salts. CathArtle pills. Castor on
or Pursauve Waters
stop having a bowel szsh-da Le,
tsscarets thoroughly cleanse and
regulate he stomach. remove the an
disestsc. sour and fermsntias food
and foul EAses. take II. excess bile
IRON the liver and carry out o. tie
system a. the ceoonposed waste
matter and Doisons n tae iatestines
AID bowels
Cascsret toniSht vill make you
teel srest b. mOrnins They Work
while you sleep-never sripe. slckra
or cause any inconvcnisncs. sad cos
OILY 10 cents = box from your drug
49, Millions % men aud women take
CSsearet nov and then am never
nave Headache. Biliousness. coated
i5ngue. Indigestion. sour stomach or
tonstipatei Bowels CAscarets belong
IN every household Children iust
love 20 take them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

y neither they Do automobile up too,b.
IicN-. vas demonstrated Soc. -f4y .Y
D. D. Becker. 81 This city vbo re-
,,lFet an automobile bt b,s- iron,
lomas 70 Fisher. o. Lsr.r-for XIV
Pc result ~ the deal vas "a, ~,
attachment eas sued o1f before
squire Lee p. Dohbs against the ap,o
90 secure 'he return OF gfOp wbIcl
Lri been mailed to Lexington as m
DIS. paymcn' on the machine
u stated that the frana.rtf,r
"'s ono carried on entirely bv mai
Ahi resulted in The purchase of /,
niE Locomob.ie car D. Uertor fr,-,
isfer. who. % o. charged rer-.s.,,.
90 me machine fo be- in frsf efsas
condition. on itq arrival a. ft. lo~,i
"hirt an inspection hs parties frfer.
'siei showed thar fho auto aas ID,
Verr bad condition. the r-as r.,rg
completely worn oI' and Tie e-t'-.
machine in such condition "a.
Irct'r refused fo accept It. rho-glrg
mlsreprcsenfaH9u. The result 49,
the s'rf.nE uf fhe attachment .o r..
cure The return o. rho afvr-o, go,
uesi made ON tho purchase
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
BUSINESS MEN
HOLD MEETING
eoAHO o. DIRECTORS DISCUSS
IMPORTANT MATTERS
Les, $500 O, ,hs -.ilo-.., c...
ers'io.-eisr fsr Quarterly
hs~tioa-

Tss eo.re q directors o. n.
Nh-eiinS Blsin@-- M-n1. Association
hid v-r'- iraportsn; meeting a, ,h,f-
oTices IA ~ Sch-lulbarh burSl--
y--'sr,lsy morning Lhe foliowinx A. p
Ferf'r. erre present q " gr~f.
rhalrrr>n fred J BOX. p - K.yr-r
william Pl-p~r. Arthur Langharn. A.
ire4 tlrich a. Williams. Sol Nsr--
marie. FoN.r-. Charles q carr ~
= 4 Winsert-r. ; Front. Wfuiafn r
Nichoi. =. J. Never anc " II Kl~,t.
Ih- report q the Halloween com b
mit'e- sho Tsd .oss OF 8 sou On the
mammoth Celebration. Many Wild p
por'- have been circulated about tha..
Ann-fs being monev-fnakers. hut forh
ears The business men have r.--
Gown in their own POCKETS 20 Furnish
The money Tor night q FUN ror ne
people The reports q variou. other
committees wer. also made The
rusrant~- t4nd committee reported
progress and NJ Peterson present. 81
a letter rom Hon u a. Larrah~e. OF
Wiiiismsport. Pa. who announced fhst
~ would accept the invitation Of the
members - address mass meeting
% - held IN This city on n. .tth
% his month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
GORED BY BULL
Hayrsrd Farmer ~. Ns--s.. e..
Fron ss'rq corsd % ossss
bv Bull

samuel H.rI.rson. r-.--.-.-.
FARMER rrsilirE near MAYNARD RAJ
narrow escape from being KILLED t,.
a f-ro-ioas b1u WEDNESDAY af-s--o,-
near he home. DE VS. ie1fins the
huh 10 water when 60 sufierI, russ.f
upon him AMI knocked him % "a.
rrounf Bat for rhe timely arrival
- rclEhbor. Who chased ,he s-u
ron De Tro=trrte oodr the tsr
would sureiy have F--rd bin t1 sesf-
Mr Henderso1 vas badly hurt a., Il
.nf n'ad ne Doll having Eor-d BIN
% ne PACK - fhe neck. making n
lad wound The wound is nor 80
rious however anf be VII sosn re-
49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
M0UNDSVILLE
Creotors OF Mound Coal Co. Will
Hold Meeting Todsy-othsr
Notes.

The meeting 81 fh- creditors ~ the
Mound 'itl coal co. Composed 90
M'ssrs. orr and sharp thy Two puts
hurgh men. VIII abandoned their l,as,.
Ga the Mound mine az First street.
has been called Tor this morning AZ
tel O'Clock boz the office o. Rsf.ry.
J. vs.. 'uwmius. a. Wheeling Na mon
ton has been made oi ia, assets and
liabilities. and az tlr uankrgpt.s II
voluntary 10 - not huuwu What the
creditors MAJ expect ou their claims
number ~ local people beside the
men a. III" mine were 'rfi lu tho
lurvh whom orr and sharp LETT the
cts suddenly about two months ago
The heaviest creditor j. the Jsnrl-x
Machine Co. % Columbus. Who i'm
stalled $4,000 worth Of electrical ma
chin"ry Tor the Two men some 'timc
before they icff town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

John a shepard rhaIruHr OF tho
state board % control Was present
o. tho special meeting naf rlghf OH
behalf Of t.r lizard ir th- firslaai1n
about fhs $4,000 that uns .ppr1-
priatrI .r tis state a. fhs IaHf s.s-
sion ~ the legislator Tor fhr state =
share - The i1rtaI.afirr ~ inc sent
tarr sewer Do seems ae though fne
state FiefaI tho rItr f0 take care sl
fhr surface dramas. rr fre states
l~ourrf tIn ffIs sItr. ard tralfie was
rafa.l over fnis qleffI1r. as rho rlfv
fathers Understood thar trr sewer was
fn boa. used fo carrs ~ waste. Affrr
some dice ssiou fnr rif. va offered
$3.50 for the sewer work ftaf frs
state would usr tlf council REJECTED
fhe propagation. ard 90 .r UFeiv f-af
thf ma~er uav Nf token 1r Iafrr.
although ~ definite tlfr vas ref
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
CONFERENCE
VIII &c Held " the Simpson N. Z
Church This Evenins-SUndsy
Services

quarterly conference will be held
Too The Simpson NJ = church this
evening. District Superintendent Geo.
r Curry viii preside sunday viii be
hnovn az quarterly meeting day In
inls church and the Rev Mr. Curry
".il preach al 10. A. n m AZ 745 D.
m. the pastor Will preach - sermon on
Infant Baptism Ur Curry will
speak 20 tho sunday school al $50 y.
DO. and 10 the Mems BOble claAs at 4
p. M. Special music all day Sunday
by tie choir This being the quarter
ls meeting. ~ II hoped that an men,
beers ard friends will be liberal in their
contributions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
NEW ORLEANS HITS
THE MISSISSIPPI
WILL SOON ARRIVE AT JOUR.
news END
Hiser Rising az This Point W.h Good
stage Re9istereS-VirsIria Leaves
for Queen CITY.

Meeting With bur one accident.
"hen her cabin caughi FIRE. ih. replica
ui ne New Orleans steamed ont OF the
mouth o. the ohio yesterday after
noon and entered the channel OF the
Mississippi. enrOuie IN the Crescent
tity- Elaborate plans have been
made by the residents 90 that city TO
welcome The old fashioned boat and a
hotiiia Will escort her 20 the dock. az
The gateway % the south
With stage ~ = feet inches reg
.sterrd az the loca' port Yesterday
afternoon th" ono was rising slowly
and the result - the heavy rains
around the watershed vas noted by
nvermen. The outlook for shipping
stage maturing o. more than .ncouraE.
ing aud all the river coal mines are
operating in full. As result 81 The
GOOD stage on the ONO the southland
has been greatly 0. lefied and is not
feeling coal famine this season Ike
tl"y have in former years
Yesterdays Boats
Pearl Ndfamora-. noon
virginia Cincinnati o 90 , m
ID. w. Ciar.ngton. . p %
Lorcna. Pittsburg. m
Today's Boats
H. \. Bedford. ParkcrpLurg. = q ~
Ohio. Pittshurg. p m
Saturdays Boats
Pear. Ma'amoras. noon
u ". CiarinEton. 3. 40 o m.
The MARKS =
Pi'tshurs $50, To- word TODAY re-
ports Ui- safe arrivsi ~ Louisville
~ the coal Meet which ~ here ia='
week The rivers are falling slowly.
stages reported tonight
Davis Island Dam feet and fall
ing. clcar
FreeportAz5.i feet and falling. clear
ParSershufi,s 100 feet and falling.
clear
"h city, feet and stationary.
cloudy
Warren feet and STATIONARY:
.inldt
NorsanfoVn- 8 feet and ststiouarv.
rlntIf.
~t.'tsH'.i'--a' feet and falling;
clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
TYPOTHETAE MEET
s-ss.ss % Jcb Printers % b. Heis a,
CAST Liverpool Iris Esenina.

The Typofho'ae % the ohio valley.
uIfh n re~ hershlp ~ sob urinfere
from WheeH-E T0rrcrvHIe and
Wc''shurT " Na po"aIre Nfa-tIrs
FERRY. Toronto. sterbeuv'ue Wells.
vile View C1rher and and East L.v.
erpoo'. %. vil hold their next month
'v meeting Dol DE chamber ~ com.
uerce rooms in The odd FeUov.a.
huililnE at Fast Liverpool THE after.
noon and evening The meeting u-rl
DO for consideration % The nev Nv.
laws
The meeting is called D. 4 = Va.
Eer % the Ohio valley Lithog-srb
Company. wheeling Who r. presiderf
% fhe aaao~fafor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Pastor Leaves

E't Arthur Hank. Tho refirirs pas
for nf Do" BAPTIST church Irsf with hts
wife I'Fterdav fof their new home in
Park.rsburg. where Nr Hsuk viii
assume charge - tho 'anaIt Hsp-
tls' church a committee % four has
been appointed lt fh. Baptist adj
riscrf hoard to secure the Scrt ICES
81 pastor Co nU the piac. Het.
Hau. hIs made vacant ny Due r.s-
lgnafiIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
PEACE BOND
). c. Ruttuan Placed Under Bond 70
KEEP ire Ptses-1as Non-sup-
port Charge % Answer.

| ' NNf'uar. ufu vas arrested fu
P1rkrrsblrE early fhIe week on the
charge OF non sul'orf and hrlustf
back fo this city Io arsaer % fhs
charge before squire Nuearo Dol f1
r"ceiv bis hearing on November g
He is one on bond In -he sum OF $500
on ibis charge
NJ seems tta- since bic release on
bond huffman has abused hI. e.fs
ar1 yesterday pc was a-res.sf hr
OFrrr Bert Phillips on a peace a.,
rant issued o. DE wife in thr court
~ the sane Justice q hearing on
De peace charge vas held yesterday
afternoon and h's bond fvef st 500
Tor a period o. one year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Inject prl.er

A. shepard. chairman 30 the
state board O. control. was ths EIss 4
uf Warden brow % yesterday at the
p.rIfeuflsry. and Will. there made
o. ;horuurh insr-ctIou of every depart
mant col tho zig Institution. arcom-
panied ht Mr brown &c. found me
pen tl Dol. no a trzt-rIsss condition.
and favorable report wUf o.. mad,
0u his return fn Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

Tho frst Wild geese seen iu tnis
section This r'lr pntssd over frf -if.
Yesterday are. rrHnr iu s rulfhrr.
direction and ..r. e..n Ir o. number
o. r'flz.rf TttTs seemed tu 10
about ono h1rIi.d nf fh.m .n f.r
fo,r. Ll- ftsr w.r, Gao to. Ei~a f.r
on shot ar them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Mrs. Levy Home.

Mr. and Mrs Max Levy have re-
turned 20 their home on Jefferson
avenue after spending several weeks
IN chicago where Mrs Levy was
taken for treatment for stomach
trouble. Tier many friends vii b.
pleased %" learn that she is greatly
improved ana - On the road Co COM
pItfr recovery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

Gas bills unpaid after t-- r2.- are
oNerouc. ano eiil not be Ct. ed later
than the 2cth % the rcrt.
Wake payments not Ia.-- than ne
-otn O. avoid having trc --- rrut o.
Tne Natural Gas .s7y.
nl'l % Ne. gins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

% want ruT. suddenly announce
fhe pe'fef spoiled star
Yes. my dear Miss stariite.- rear.
Iy answered ne o-esure-inz -rars.
ger shall ] call on the coufectioner
or ne press sgsnt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

Nat Nrtaurs ard Harry stcppe. pr.n.
cirai comedians Doe Hip Hip. Hooray
ar" particularly fortunate in having
excellent paris hi thar musical OK
tTataganza which Is pleasing big audi.
ences tnlce day a. The ApolIo
theatre. The former exceis In lrsh
dia.e"'. and ITO latter is ono Of the
most 'aughab.e Yiddish comedians ap
pear'nf in his cit yin long time
Marjorie barrett has established her
s't no iaforite Nth her good Ioof e.
her gracious r-lnrer and nor svoa,
voice. while Dorothy Mae HoIme. ID
proving herself a very talented and
0in-ouc Coincidence Tho musical
numbers ~ The piece are aiI hand
fomelF STAGED and we'll sung I1a
chorus ls strong veil balanced and
wei trained Matinee and oven. r.4
daily. Nexf week. The CI CO..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
THOMPSON GUILTY
jury In Appeal case Returns Vera. e
% Guilty - Assault Against
c. ~. Thompson

shortly after o'clock Iasi evening
The iurt in the c1se % the state 80
o. W Thompson. sn appeal from n
Justice court. returned o verdict OF
guilty 20 me charge a. assault and
ba terry sustaining the Judgment OF
The lower court 4 motion 70 sct
aside fhe verdict ans grant a nov
trial was filed d. Attorney s % Rovce
Tor the defense when the verdict had
been announced Arguments on tho
motion VIII b. heari Saturday morn
rr % n O'Clock
Tho case Us enc % r.ore than rs1sf
interest dating as b. does from the
strike trouble 90 tho sanitary WORKS
af Elm Grove. when "a workman named
James Hammer said 20 b. non-union
was caugh in nm alley and given a
severe heating The evidence in rho
case was to 'h- effect thai Thompson
was present when the fght occurred
Attorneys frbenz and Hors'mao con.
Quoted the prosecution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
T-ldIrg - - Rsl,a,.d

by order ~ the court william Srv.
der. ne trading stamp man. was 70.
leased from custody as 10 would he I'm
possible ~ gain 70 conviction under
me evidence existing The case vac
argued before fhe court earlier IN
mo week and taken under advise
rrarf
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No. Corfeiia. not OH medical al.
dents are suohs because fhev cut pso.
pie dead