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The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
Circuit Court No. 2.

No. 1854 United States e1 rel. Broksw Sec.
retary Of Interior ct al; security for costs ordered
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon 4 Mcfarland and c. s.
Bailey-Cobb. Clements & Wright.
No. 5464. United States eX rel. Todd Harper
GonEwer ct al; demurrer IN answer oTerruled. At
torneys. King & King-C. r. Wilson.
No. 53lB. King VS.. Palmer: demurrer sustained
Attorneys. Higgins. Mcneil & Evans and H. H.
GlaSSie-C. X. Wilson.
No. 5367E Darrell vs.. Harding; Judgment by de
fault for 5000. Attorneys Leo Simmons & Son.
No. 53533. Fletcher vs. Burke; leave granted tr
file additional repli,ati AttOrDeys ]. A. O'SheI
and X. IT. Yeatman-E. Burke.
No. 52l55. SChwing vs.. Capital Traction Company
Judgment verdict. Attorney. n. F. Fox. F. B
Fox. and II. H. GaSSie-R. Il. Perry and G. T
Dunlop.
No. 5BlE Van Senden vs.. Bermudez; order d
publication. Attorney. Charles Poe.
No. 5leS6. Craig VS.. Parish; motion for new
trial argued and submitted. Attorneys. F. W
Hackett-Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. n. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
TIT 18th Street Northwest.

to ClErsnca Ls Roy Parker ct uI.. LAnrs
Rising SO.
Fifteenth ard streets snutheast-Square l059 lot
AZ: Frank liver ct UX, LIbbie. TO James Martin.
so.
Square Snuth Of iii, all: square 1924 all: square
ll3l. all; EOuth II square ll49 all: square III ;
Sidney Butler 10 William H. GRAY SO.
Grant place northwest betwesB Ninth and Tenth
streets-Squars 575 part Of lot IS; William W
W. Stewart ct uI-. Gertrude, TO George E.
Stewart, SO
street northwest, between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-secnnd Streets-SCuare G.. lot 4S; Anna
Kriksteins and Isaac Kriksteine to Ella V.
Phillips Sl6
Eighth street northeast. between and streets
Square sl3 part Of lot lO9; Daniel J. Sullivan to
JsmeI r. Morgan SO
Ingieside-Lot q. block lsi James Martin ct uL to
Libbis FOer. SIS.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

! New York July 7.--Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2% per cent highest, ~
lowest, ~, closing at ~ per cent Most of the
loans were made at ~ per cent.
The .irne-money market continues with an easier
tendency despite the heavy daily loss By the banks
owing to tie Panama bond payment and other ex.
Sendttures to the government
Rates are Z4az% per cent for SIXTY days, IA;
for ninety days 3aSK per cent for four months Sks
81 per cent for five months. and 81 per cent foE
sx months. The latter maturity Is the feature Of
the market, and several loans hare been made Al
81 per cent.
Commercial paper Is unchanged at 21aE per cent
for the best names.
London discounts, per cent; unchanged.
Paris discounts ~ per cent; unchanged.
Berlin discounts ~ per CENT; unchanged.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon
City and Suburban Sc. 81 90 at l0A.
Potomac Electnc s., 5000 at l6h
Washington Railway & Electric CON-, 100 at g.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., Il at o.
Georgetown Gas, l at 100. 3 at 100
Washington Gas, 10 at g.
LAnston Monotype. 10 at s. % at IS.
Union Trust 10 az 1914.
United States Trust, 2 at IA
Merchants a. Mechanics Savings Bank, 10 at 10,
10 at no. 5 at 10, at TO-
After call: City Suburban s. 5000 at IoI g. ooo
at l4
MefFenthaler Linotype, 10 at z5K. at Z5K.
Washington Railway & Electric 4s 5000 at szK,
81 600 at sfS. $500 at &z.
Washington Railway Electric com, 8 at %.
Following prices were posted yesterday:
GAS BONDS
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July DCGs-Asaryland. Pennsyl.
ysnis and nearby hrsts. los OF. IL Eastern shoss
Maryland and Nrsinia. loss on, u; Western flrsts
ern, North Carolina. loss Of. l6alsn; Euinea, per
doz.. eas =.
LIVE PoULTRY-spring chiekers large, Per ~
IS; do. small to medium, per h. Is; old roostsrs
H., ,; ducks, young white Pekns fat pa H. II:
oo.. young Muscory and monerei per h. u; do.
over. per NJ. I5aif; pigeons, Old, pair, B: jo..
young. per pair. 20; guinea fowl. old each S
BuTTER-creamery. fancy per n 9a2IH do,
choice rer lb. 22azss do. good pr n. zaE: do,
,nitation, lb., lsa2o; DO, print per pound zs34;
90. blocks, 2a8s ladle ID, l7a1s; 1faryland and
Pennsyltania rolls pr lb.. isst Ohio rolls. rc1
ID. ieA West Virginia rolls. ner NJ l6f; store.
yania dait5 prnia pr n. 1s.< rroeez suika. n,
lsa1
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PhiIIip Lederer Dead.

About 12:15 o'clock this morning the
Ninth precinct patrol wagon responded
to a call and removed Phillip Lederer, a
well-known cleaner and dyer, from his
home, 1243 H street northeast. to Casual
ty Hospital, where he died at 2 o'clock.
The cause Of death was acute gastritis.
Mr.. Lederer had been ip the cleansing
and dying business in the northeast sec
ton of the city for twenty years. About
five years ago he was severely burned in
a gasoline explosion.
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BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Buffalo. n Y. July 7.-CATTLE-Receipts.
5os Market slow and lower Prime steers. 64oa
SEQ; butcher grade 3ooae.2S
CALYEs-Receipts so. Market active and Sc
higher Gull 10 choice. 5.0oas.0o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R -Receipts 400 head.
Market slow and lower. Choice lambs. S.15a1s5i
oall to fair, 5.0Af0o; yeariines. aGak75; sheep.
1ooakle.
Receipts, l,2sa. Market active and steady.
yorkers sl5a725: pigs. $50: mixed. faa75; heayy
mixed 80; roughs. Sf5a5lo; STAG So.
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Immateriai to Him.

From the Ladies Hone Journal
The usual large crowd was gathered at
the New York end of the Brooklyn
Bridge waiting for trolley cars. An ell
Derby lady. red in the face. clustered. and
fussy. dug her elbows into convenient
ribs. irrespective Of owners
A fat man on her left was the recipi-
ent Of particularly vicious jab. She
yelled at him: "Sayr'
He WINGED slightly and moved to one
side.
Say" she persisted. does it make any
difference which Of these cars take to
Greenwood cemetery?-
MOT to me, madam" he answered,
slipping through an opening In the crowd
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DYNAMITE PLOT
HALTEDBYPOLIC
Government Palace Is Saved
from Anarchist Bomb.
special cabIs TO rhs washington Herald.

Special Cable to Ths Washington Herald.
Havana, July la conspiracy TO dyna-
mite the government palace was frus-
trated by the police at l O'Clock this
morning. After learning of the plot a
squad Of officers raiced a meeting Of
socialists and made several arrests. Some
of the suspects were recognized as we'll
known anarchists.
This was the nights only occurrence OF
revolutionary import. Havana is quiet
and the rurales have the situation well
in hand in the disturbed districts Of the
provinces of Pinar del Rio and Oriente.
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Lawsuits.

No. SG63 Albert Stewart Ts. REQ Automobile
Company: note. =. 40. Attorney Fulton Lewis
No. 53T64 Sarah A. Aubert vs. Anacostia and
Potomac Railroad Company; damages. SlDOO. At
torneys. F. d. Blackstone and II. ii. Classic.
No. 5565. Charles T. Ball vs.. Potomac and Ches
Speake Steamboat Company ct al; damages, $4,000
Attorneys Z. L. Gies and J. W. GlCnnan.
No. 5566. Alice NJ. Dodge Va Ashby T. Tanner;
< : SIS. Attorneys, ]. S. Easily Smith and r. B.
4 Aarty.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
Says Diamonds Explode.

rIuIn l1c NeN IOIh EIeoo
Diamonds often explode. That Is the
assertion Of DR.. A. z. Tuition, the worlds
leading expert on crystallography who
recently gave lecture on diamonds be-
fore the Royal Society Of Arts in London
and told many things that startled so
ciety women. He explains diamonds may
explode at almost any time and that
thousands of dollars put into the gems
may disappear like a flash. He cited
many instances where diamonds explode
on being taken out OF the earth. and says
that such an explosion may occur months
or even years after they are released
from the mines. He says diamonds in
all probability were formed through the
fusion of carbon at great temperature
under such pressure as could exist only
at great depths below ground.
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ON THE EXCHANGE

Another good days business was re-
ported from the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday. Both bonds and
stocks were in good demand, and al
though several bargains were picked up
the supply was not equal to the aosol b.
ing proclivities of the market.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New YORK, July lin the live stock market to-
day steers were 1oaI5c higher bulls nominal; COWS
steady. Native steers. 54da67O per 100 lbs cows.
5OaAoo. Dressed beef steady at sa1o per pound
for native sides Good veals hnu; others steady,
65oas0o; culls, Lo0a6O0. No buttemilks.
Sheep steady 225a4.oo; culls 15oa2OO; lambs. 5.25
$50; culls 500.
Hogs steady, 6.65ai.10.
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 99 In re extension Of Seventeenth street
northeast; verdict Of jury fled
No. s2l. In re extension Of Massachusetts
nue. east; order 10 pay from registry.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
Railway Common Strong.

Railway common was again strong,
with the demand far in advance CT the
offerings. During call one 100 share
batch sold for S6 and after call that price
was jumped to Ss on the sale of a twenty
five share bunch of stock.
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Euufty Suits,

No. 3G3ol Agnes F. Carpenter Elmer B. Car
penter; divorce a mensa ct thOro Attorney. /. Q.
II. Award
No. SO2 Clarence T. Lacy ct al vs. Unknown
heirs Of Frances Sands ct al; quiet title. At
torney, c. G. James.
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MerrenthaIer Fractions High.

brought out some notice. One ter-share
lot and a five-share lot sold at Is Ia. the
highest mark touched by this stock in
monthes.
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City and suburban s. Active,

Both during and after call, City and
Suburban IS figured in the trading. Three
1000 lots changed hands, selling uni
versaIly at 104
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. Z36S United States vs.. Antonio Sachni; time
to file transcript extended,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08

About B per cent OF the American
travellers who passed through Singapore
this season On trips around the world
dsd not Include the Philippine Islands N
their itinerary, though almost without
sxeeDlion hey went 70 lava.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-08
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. July Bank clearings in the United
States for the week ended July aggregated S.lA,-
OOO against s. 7O6 09 900 last week and S4 Al,
900 in this week last year. Following are the TO
turns for this week, with percentages Of changes
from this week last year:
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Mechanics Lien,

No. 65s Bazzuro & Co. vs.. Sealed Package lc
Company lot So, square a5. 1924 U street north
west Sl53T0 Attorney. Nelson Wilson.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ex. Diy.-AmeTican Sugar Refining Company
N and Il extra: New York Air Brake IL
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouosutions furni.hed b. ". .. Hibhs 3 Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibhs
chine7. Jnb f.--wheat ssrone. with gains q
I.salsl. July. 81: September. slk; December.
corn flrai 4 an Asanse of ikaiz. JuIs, OK;
September 65Kae57k; December g.; May aH.
Oats aeady, showing gaihs of a. JULY, s5.K; Sep
fembsr lsA: necemher -; Msx. HKa5Ik.
sssss's....::...:::.. sF:s::Sss.....:.. s. s. x s. s. 81
COhN-
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Tho installation Of incandesceut hmrs near their
nssts 4 MD 70 ineeass The ssgiaytns rsochEitss q
hsnA
The Washington times., 1911-09-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


RooMING and boarding house; 100
block 18th 81. NV; worth $500; must ..oo
NOTION, candy, tobacco. etc.. store;
s. e. location; rent 81; rooms; bar ON
GROCERY, near 2ist and NJ SITS. NV;
suitable for -colored party; rent s22; ,oo
coNFE SlS and ciSar store near
near 18th and Eye SITS. n. W.; IN ,.r
voice. 500; price, ~
FRUIT, cigar and grocery; near lItn .sa
LUNCH ROOM; near nth and E SITS.
NV; receipts SIS day; quick sale -oo
coRMsR c;RocERY ne rant az: six
rooms and bath; sale: so day; In -.
CAFE; 18th st. north Of U; receipts 40 a..
pooIEoopM siss ana s1k esaar store: tables:
same owner years; sales I'D Day. y"
GROCERY and pror rty; Chesapeake
Beach location; prtG'. including ,xo
BAKERY and grocery In nearby thrtv-
Ing town; rent $3.50 W.; price. So"
LIQUOR and fancy grocery: established .oo
CONFECTIONERY; located In prosper
GUS town in Pa; rare chance a.. -. S,bO
BEST PAYING and located moving pic
When You Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange
a Business See Us First.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1923 =.
HoTEL-Bar attached; 30 rooms; always oc-
cupied; rent $3.50; eight-year lease; viii bear
closest inspection; price. $4,000. JNO. +.
COSTELLO, Hutchins Bldg, 10th and d sts-
N. W.
WANTED-Baker as partner in small bak-
cry: only $50 required. Address BOX 2ss,
Times office
wANTED-Partner; auto supply business:
5000 required. BOX go. Times office.
RAISE CAPITAL-BEST METHODS; Cor
porations organized and promoted every
whore. U. 8. LEGAL CORP. $40 Bond Bios
FOR SALE-Fruit and vegetable stand
Eastern market, 8. z. Apply $50 A st. S.E-
l..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicited: high-class
workmanship; charges low; send postal
c. E. COMPTON, Capital Heights. Nd. i
FOR sALE-one Of the best grocery stores
n. w; must be sold quick owner leaving
city. BOX "a. Times office.
FOR SALE-Boarding house, good location
n. W.; cheap for quick deal. Phone North
3IS9. i
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9TH ST. N. w, 213-Two third floor COM
municating rooms opposite Center Market;
all conveniences for light housekeeping; IS
month.
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Q ST. y. W., H7-Two communicating rooms
on second floor; heat. gas. bath; $l3 per
month. u
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9Th ST. n. W., 1S33-Three or four bright
cheerful rooms; heat, gas, and bath; light
housekeeping; reasonable. l..
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9TH ST. n. W., lS49-Three or four I'M
furnished rooms; heat, gas. and bath. APP
ply after d. m. IL
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H ST. " E, 1232-Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping.
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1ST ST. N: W., 1C23-Two unfurnished
rooms; hot-water heat; gas bath: light
housekeeping. Flat No. . =.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

! ETH ST. n w, s0S-Second floor front
and other rooms; good board; central.
| Phone Main 1865.
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Mt. VERNON, Apt. 1.-TWO large outside
communicating rooms, facing park; gas;
all modern improvements: reasonable
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

10TH ST. y. E., 9l3-Three large, cheerful
rooms in new house; tiled bath; back
porch; hot water heat, and gas range In
kitchen. IL
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

10TH ST. n. W., l2J0-EntIre second floor;
bath. heat, and light; $40 per month. l..
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H ST. n. W., 406-Two communicating sec
Ond floor rooms; heat, gas, bath; light
housekeeping; 49, 10
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

COLUMBIA ST. n. W, 1535-Two very large,
we'll heated housekeeping rooms, sl2,
The Washington times., 1911-09-20
LOCKSMITHING

DUPLICATE YALE KEYS, guarantee to fit,
20c Keys made for ALL Locks ENTER
PRISE HDw. CO.. 927 9th NV. Phi. M 5o6l
The Washington times., 1911-09-20
STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely fre-
proof storage, moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. 41s-20 10th 1t. n. w.
Phone NJ 4229.
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

MASS AVE-, N. W., Isl0-Three rooms on
ground floor. suitable for housekeeping:
rent reasonable. =.
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FOR RENT-RooMs
UNFINISHED.

9TH ST. S. E., 206-Three large second floor
rooms, newly papered; 3 large closets
light housekeeping; heat and gas; bath same
floor; convenient car lines; reasonable. l.
The Washington times., 1911-09-20
DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-sPEc1AL PRICES
Beautiful work, very best material. Our
Bridgework, 50. All filings, so cents UP.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE A
guarantee to all work. ARMY AND NAVY
DENTAL PARLORS, N. E. cor. It'll and
SITS. Entrance. $40 r st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

HoTEL-Bar attached; 30 rooms; always &C.
cupied; rent $3.50; eight-year lease; will bear
closest inspection; price. $4,000. JNO. +.
The Washington times., 1911-09-20

there 10 any transaction where money
to see.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27

a pretty good roadway from Wells
burg clear down to the Ohio county
line. We are browning his road in
the middle n ditching ii on the
sides. \ considerable part of il we
expect to macadamize. and in some
places We intend TO build a new road.
selecting a ne wroute We are doing
this especially az Short Creek. /
hope 10 see in the not distant future
a good road all the way from Wells
burg to Wheeling. and I understand
the Ohio county authorities are in
cline dto cooperate in providing this
road. OF course you now have a
good road from Wheeling TO Glenn's
run but from Glenn's run to the
Brooke county line "A considerable
amount OF work could be done to ad-
vantage. Wheeling and Wellsburg
are rapidly getting closer together.
and a good roadway between the two
points will be of great mutual benefit.
Brooke county is inclined to do its
share
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
BY TAX COMMISSIONER
RATHBoNE VOICES OPPOSITION
TO DELINQUENT SALES.
States That Law Prohibiting Will
Probably be Psssed-Favors
State Purchase.

Assistant State Tax Commissioner
c. r. Rathbone was in attendance at
the session Of the Board Of Equali-
cation and Review yesterday morn
ing. He directed the board in a gen
eral way as { the desirability OF uni
form assessments and the assess
ment TO personal property. Mr.. Rath-
bone came here from Brooke county
and LEFT yesterday afternoon for
Farkersburg.
In common with all other state
and county ot-cials. Mr.. Rathbone de
nOunces the present delinquent tax
laws. which give INSCRIPTIONS per
sons an opportunity to rob poor
people OF their homes. He states that
a bill is nOw being framed to abolish
the custom and will be introduced az
the next session OF the legislature.
He favors the purchase Of the dclin-
Quent land by the state. with privI-
lege 10 the owner Of redeeming IL
any time in ten years.
Mr.. Rathbone also spoke OF the
trouble caused by the failure OF many
purchasers OF land to have their deeds
recorded. thus allowing the property
10 continue on the land books I'm the
name of the former owner. lie also
expressed the opinion that tho assess.
ments In this state are getting farther
and farther away from the true and
actual values and that radical
changes should be made.
The board yesterday received a
from Triadclphia district. J. u. ola.
tor. Edward Collins and T.. VI. Hart
asked for reductions. which were
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
DOUBLE BILL
Will Be offered at the Court Theatre
Next Week.

II will be a double bill that the Nor.
ris Foster Stock co. will offer AT
the Court next week: hat is. a three
act comedy. preceded by a sketch
and. by the way. n of the best cur.
tain-raisers that has Yer been offered
10 the theatres going public.
The playette is The Littlest Girl"
Robert billiards. unbounded success
followed by the three-act screaming
comedy farce. The Circus Girl" II
is Sidney G%rundy's best effort. and as
he il responsible for so many OF the
best plays that have been put on the
American stage. II goes without say
ing this piece will measure up fully
10 his preceding ones. Already re-.
hearsals have commenced for next
weeks bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
MASONS PREPARE FOR
Big PICNIC FRIDAY
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED TO
WHEELING PARK.
Fine List Of Attractions Has Been
Acknowledgment Of
Athletic Events.

The big Masonic picnic. to be held
at Wheeling park tomorrow. will with
out doubt be one Of the most enjoy
able events OF the season. The com
mittees in charge have spared neither
trouble nor expense 10 make the ar
fair enjoyable to everybody and the
completed arrangements show that
their efforts have not bee in vain.
Although IL Is called "A Masonic
picnic. a cordial invitation is extend
ed to the general public and most
Of the contests will be open to all.
The program follows:
Girls twelve and under. will be one
OF the first races. II will be- atwenty-
five yard event; first prize gold ring,
second. p%arasol.
For girls. twelve TO sixteen years.
there will be three prizes. two cam
eras. and II jewel box. This will be
a fifty yard dash.
China plates will be the first and
second prizes for both the open lad
les race and the Masonic ladies'
race.
There will be boys races twelve
and under. and from twelve 20 sixteen
years. and Mason's race. a potato
AhAA NAAA NNAf o. NNNAN y NV AANHE
two OF the events are limited 10
members Of the Masonic Fraternity.
For bowling there will BE- only one
individuOl contest limited to Masons.
Cash prizes will be given for the best
three men team. three dollars. sec
Ond high team. two dollars. and in
dividual score on team. one dollar:
also about twelve dollars for open
individual contests.
For ladies' bowling. high score. the
prizes viii be. belt buckle. bar pin.
n hat pin. The bowling will be all
duck pins.
The premiums arc on display in the
Geo. r. Sfifel Co. window. Further
moro. a handsome morris chair wil
.be given 10 the holder % tho lucky
coupon attached To- tho flckots being
sold IN advance by rho Masonic club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
REPORT FALSE
Market Street Organ Tells Of Raise
IN Police Salaries Which was
Not Given.

IN spite Of the fact that the Market
street organ announced in glaring
headlines yesterday that the police OF
the city had been granted an increase
I'm salary by council. no such action
was taken by that body. The state
mcnt was merely another example Of
The organs we'll known propensity for
~inaccuracy and misstatemcnt.
Not only have The police been rant
Cd no Increase. but as tho finance com
mittee is hostile 10 any further *
pcnditurcs. ~ BIS hardly likely that
there viii b.. Almost every one would
be- glad to see the officers get q
raise. hut the members Of the finance
committee say that there Is no money
30 that appears 90 settle the matter.
Council did not vote directly on the
question ~ an. but merely voted 10
refer rho matter 90 the committee.
Prizes galore a. Masonic Picnic.
wheeling Park. tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
When Her Lovs Grow. cold-

The f"unE housewife VINO starts iu
I'd" make H happy ideal home FOR hus-
band and PROSPECTIVE Uftie 0uca. loses
.p'ur ~ h'r ,uufaee when she sees
the result ~ using ths old-timc Wosin
FuH us Boo keeping htf dishes clothes.
htd and fHhl. linqsl and other house
bold wnshnhirs clean Tho poor little
hands which were hrr pride have bo-
rumc rod. rough and cracked through
uriur strong SOAPS. and tho moro she
rfrrfa herself Goo attain cleanliness
the worse har hands become
let her frv uswitfa Easv Task
r0np dishes will hc rraIiv clean. tho
rt.u rW pod. ai"tl,ss white and those
Htfie hands Will soon regain their
fsF au~ucarante
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
ROAD TO WELLSBURG
Brooke County Official Says That
That County ls Doing It's
Share.

Mr. J T. Douglass. president Of the
county cOurt OF Brooke county. was
q business visitor in the city yester
day. Speaking 10 an lntcHircncer re-.
porter. Mr.. Douglass said
brooke county is making rapid
progress improving the road from
Wellsburg south along tho river IN
a very short time We expect to have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
INSPECTION TRIP
Board Of Control Looks Over City
Work-Good Progress at
Water Works.

The members Of the Board Of Con
troll made an inspection trip yestcT.
day morning. visiting the city gas
plant. the water works. the hilltop
water improvements. and the now Full
ton bin paving. All the members
were well pleased with the progress Of
an the improvements
Tho water works improvements are
now being pushed rapidly. eight car
loads Of tho biz pump being on the
ground. The new building AZ the gas
plan Isl being erected In fast time b.
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