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Arizona republican., 1911-09-10
BelmOnt,SChOOl
 (FOR BOYS)
 BELMONT. CAL.
(Twenry-sre Mile. South Of San Franeiscol

The school Is trying do for the moral and physical
 s than for the inectua welfare of each boy what thouFhsfuI parrnt most wishes have done. contbu Ing 10 this end the OcAtos of the school removed the temptations and distractions of town cry; the 6neness of the climate the excellence of s buildings and other equipment the beauty and of it's grounds Fth the wide znge of iooths surrounding them. We glad have patrons and grlduaes consulted For rafaoFue booklet and further specific information address the bead uas,er. ". T. REID A. M. (HaTardl
 Fall term begins Aus. 18th.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-10
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
CRANBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Olsen, who re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
Saturday evening, were given q sur
prise by a number of friends, the
| guests including the members of Mrs.
| Olsen's class In the Methodist Sun
| day school.
Harry Assay, thirty-fve years old,
died early Tuesday morning at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Samuel
Lawrence. He had been a great suf-
ferer for months from Bright's dis
ease. He Is survived by his wife, but
no children. The funeral services
| will be held from THE residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lawrence
Thursday afternoon.
w. H. Johnson gave the members
of his class in the First Presbyterian
Sunday school a pleasant outing Sat-
urday afternoon. They first had an
auto trip along the Delaware and
then went to the Trent In Trenton,
Miss Sara Perrine entertained u
| party of friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Stanley Lewis is enjoying a
fortnight's visit with her daughter.
Mrs. F.. s. DAYS, Jr., Of East Or
ange-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Scott and
son Harold, Mr.. and Mrs w. s..
AGlAaeAenTe~~
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel APP
plegste In Trenton the early part
| Of thu week.
Mrs. John Erwin spent Monday
with relatives at Union Valley.
Miss Ethel Hagerty, OF the tele-
phone office, spent Sunday with
friends In Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Den
bergh. OF Englishtown, r receiv-
Ing congratulations over the arrival
c. G youns san ~ Monday, October
g. Mrs. Van Denbergh was formerly
Miss Gertrude Dawson, OF Cranbury.
Mrs. Thomas DEFY, Higatstown, is
making a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. William Thomas.
John q. Erwin has purchased the
Hamilton farm on Cranbury Neck.
Mrs. Samuel rerrine. aecompan-
led by Mrs. Theodore Townsend, Of
New Brunswick, spent Monday In
Trenton.
Mrs. Richard Gluek, of Jersey
City, is visiting her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. s. Cole.
Miss Belle Shoemaker, of New
| York. was a visitor In town over
Sunday.
D. and Mrs. J. l.. Whitaker and
| Miss Ida Whitaker leaves Friday for
Florida, where they will spend the
| winter. They have had as their
| guests this week Mrs. Frank Whit
aker, Of Newark, and Miss Ruth
Whitaker, of New York.
Mas Hazel Stout. who was op-
| Grated on by DR.. Reddan, of Tren-
ton, for appendicitis, is gaining
nicely.
Joseph G. Chamberlain was a Wis
| itor this week in Mt. Holly.
Mrs. David J.. Wilson and daugh-
ter, Mrs VILLAIN Dennison, were Wis
itors in Trenton the early part OF the
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
OLD BRIDGE

Ellsworth Sylvester visited with
ariends at Englishtown Sunday.
Peter Poulson was a recent vlsi-
lar mon friends in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. b. Al. Shelters and son Burtis
ara Mrs. b. f. Bloodgood. OF rum
ven spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. D.. Fl. Cottrell at the Old
Bridge Hotel. s,
Mrs. John Brevdell Is seriously III
- her home near Runyon-
MAI Zimmerman has resumed MS
srties az paster at the o. B.. E- B.A
= Company after being laid up Tor
repairs from the injury sustained
from an auto
Master Eben Post. OF Perth AM
nov. has returned to his home after
! few days visit with his aunt, MRS.
B. r. Bloodgood.
Harry Andrews has resigned his
rcsition as packer at the O. 3. y. y.
r. Company ana accepted Q
n~rnftahla -Amnsouman. In the "a 1sae-
f4y az glass hlower at Newark.
Fred McCumsey Was D recent our
of-town visitor.
Ben Appiegate was entertained BY
friends at South River Sunday even
ang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Ruth Braley was q Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Joseph Huber, Misses 2
and Blanche Huber spent Tuesday
In New York.
"a Miss Jessie Lee underwent an
operation for adenoids In q Newark
hospital on Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. III. Love was 9 Perth Am
hoy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Bear in mind the Harvest Home
Supper on Thursday evening tn the
-arage ot r. +. Annsss on Green
street. under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth League Of the NJ. b. church.
Frank Edgar, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis, IS
reported doing very we'll.
Mrs. G. e. Zimmerman, OF Hoose-
velt. was the guest OF Mrs r. y
Flanagan on Tuesday.
Peter Snyder has returned from a
visit with relatives In Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Mrs. Robert Humphreys and MIS-
yphn Jameson spent Tuesday a1ter-
noon III Perth Amboy.
The w. G. T. u. met at the nome
cf Mrs. e. w. Valentine this AFTER
&xzra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11

Solinsky, Arthur Disbrow, Walter
Lundelius, Raymond Perkins, Leon
Kabosky, Clarence Davis, John Pacz-
howsky. Earl Jacobs, Walter Nc
Kenna.
Sixth Grade-Beatrice Gorczyca,
Olga Hanzalek, Jennie Jensen,
Frank Disbrow, Tunes Johnson,
Sadie Van Pelt. Einar Hansen, Clar-
ence Whitworth. Jacob Newmark,
Ruth Campbell.
Seventh Grade-Hazel Hyer, Jen-
ME Smith, Evelyn Cassidy. Benja-
min Schuyler, Hazel Webb, Florence
Peterson, Melford Roll, Helen
Hobbs.
Seventh Grade-Helen Pitcairn,
Alice Wilhelm, Emily Nelson, Sylvia
Brinamen, Arthur Ingraham. Carrie
Munck.
Eighth Grade-Frances Gordon,
Albert Tomaszewski Sophie Hill
School No. 2.
First Year-LeRoy Mathis, Jay
Oliver, Harold King, Flora Petty,
Arthur James.
Second Year-Arthur Lambert
son, John Luke, Lloyd Nfeitopp,
Blanche Sexton, Anna Watson, Mil
dred Sullivan, Mildred Stader, Lena
Luke, Norma Cassidy, Katherine
Chevalier, Ella Scheetz, Walter Pet
erson, Charles Hyer, Frederick
Lounsbury, Emma Wortley, Olga
Olsen, Morris Reiner, Albert En-
mons, Addah Hamilton, Earl STRAIT
ton, Phineas Magee, Jacob Hockheis-
er, Harry Olsen.
Third Year-Frank Gominger,
John Parker, Edward Parker, Bes-
sic Haring. Harold Stratton, Russell
Bloodgood, Arthur AIKEN, Floyd Nc
Kenna, Philip Stader, Doretta Jones,
Lucy Kozcirowska, Marjorie Dey,
Norma Wortley, Cyrus beats, Jessie
Prigge, Grace Oliver, Clarence Lar
son, Roy Van Dusen, Clarence Wort
ley.
Fourth Year-Mary Siggelkow,
Elizabeth Peterson, Frank Waizaek,
Raymond Dowdell.
Fifth Year-Elva Donnell. Alva
Buckelew, Margaret Brown, Mary
Kugan, Rachel Callahan, Eta Sulli-
van, Fernando Fitch. Mary Mandi,
Maud Boice, william Helies, Allen
Compton, William Briskie.
Sixth Year-John Tomaszewskf,
Jennie Fleming, Rose Siggelkow,
Freda Martin, Andrew Dill, Anna
Gorczyca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
Got BRIDE IN
SOUTH AMBOY
Miss Emma O. Simoneite
Weds Jersey City Man.
spsotal TO the EVENING NEWS.

special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. Oct. 11:-The
wedding Of Miss Emma 0. Simon
cite and ]. Albert Johnson, of Jersey
City, occurred at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
~Simoneite, on Pine avenue, at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Rev.
George Kane. pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, performed the cere-
mony.
At precisely 4 O'Clock the bride
and groom, accompanied by the
bridesmaid and best man, entered
the parlor as the wedding march
was played by Miss Emma Dayton,
and took their respective places I'M
der a beautiful arch erected for the
occasion. The bride vas given away
by her father.
The house was beautifully decor
ated with asparagus ferns and white
and yellow zchrysantheums. The
bride was attired In duchess satin
with pearl trimmings and Venetian
point lace and tulle veil and carried
a shower bouquet of bridal roses and
lilies-of-the-valIey. The bridesmaid,
q sister of4the bride, was-dTessed In
a white lingerie gown over yellow
satin messaline. The best man was
E1more Johnson. a brother Of the
groom.
The presents were many and very
beautiful, consisting largely of sill
yer and cut glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left this
city on tha Clio p N, train yester-
day on their wedding tour and will
visit Washington, D.. O., Old Point
Comfort. and other places Of inter-
est In the south. On their return
they will reside IN Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
NEW WALK FOR
CHURCH G0ERS
Improvement for Reformed
Church at SpotsMood.
sSsssa, 10 the EVENING Nzws.

Spotswood, Oct. II.-Anotber eivfo
Improvement has been undertaken BIZ
the Ladies Aid Society, of the Reforms
ed church, which recently raised mt.
fcient funds to defray the expense Or
having the edifce reprinted ana pdAsed
in first class condition. aeorc@M D
Voc has been awarded the CONTRACT 4
the laying Of a concrete walk from th9
church building TO tbs Sidewalk, aIso|
around the church to the side e~htYanee
which is expected to greatly fnpfove
the property and beautify the sAzne III
such an extent that it can be favorAbly
compared with other churches = thin
section.
1t Is estimated that at least 900
square feet of concrete will be neces-
sary in conjunction with this Improve
ment. but the society already has suk
fcient funds ON hand to pay Tor the
same. There are a large number III
concrete walks In the borough, many
laid during the past year, but the pr0s
posed Improvement to t he Reformed
church property is the longest yet ~
tempted. The minister Of this churIh,
Rev. r. T. B. Reynolds, has resigned
to accept a charge in New York. HI
leaves on November !, but rs ret no
one has been selected to succeed him.
H@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
DOG WARDEN IN
TROUBLE AGAIN
Had Combat With George
StoIte Who Was Arrested.

Hpccful to fha u VHNIN8 N6W4
South Amboy, Oct. 11:-Justice
Birmingham held court last night
In a case wherein Dog Warden Leon
ard was complainant and George
Stolte was defendant 1t developed
at the hearing that there has been
unpleasant feeling between the par
ties for some time past and on Sum
day afternoon the female portion OF
Leonard's family, according to testi-
mony, melted by the warden, be-
came abusive in language toward
Stolte's daughter who retaliated In a
few words and then informed her
father that the warden had insulted
her. Stolte is rather impulsive In
his nature and meeting Leonard on
the road near the county bridge, he
accused him OF insulting his daugh-
ter and slapped his face. The war
den showed fight and in the first
round Stolte landed on the warden's
left optic. Round second, StoIte
claims Leonard had secured a blud-
geon of some kind and landed on his
shoulder. This brought stolte's
anger up to q white heat and the
warden, remembering the old adage
that he who fights and runs away
lives to fight another day, took to
the bush az Stoite came up to the
scratch for the third round.
The Justice, after listening to the
statements OF the parties and Wit
nesses, came to the conclusion that
Stolts was IN error in taking the
law In his own hands, and held him
to await the action Of the grand
jury on a charge of assault and bat
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
HONOR ROLLS,
SOUTH AMBOY
Pupils Who Merited Praise
During Past Month.
EgeotaI q the EVENING WE'VE

Special to the EVENTEG NEWS
South Amboy. Oct. 11:-Honor
pupils in schools No. / and 2 for
September were as follows:
School No. J..
First Grade-Edward Agan, Burk
Lambertson, Charles Hansen, Geor-
gle Nelius, Ethel Alpine, Hazel Bur-
lew, Lulu Culver, Teresa Kilcomlns,
Lizzie Rosenthal, Dorothy Spice,
Catherine Ward, Grace Ware, Esther
Steinhauze.
Sub Second-Florence AIKEN. Nor
rill Blum. Edna Bright. Helen
Bright, Mcnamara Dix, Thelma Dig,
Dorothy Fassler, Elizabeth Fauser
Harold Hartmann, Frank Hyer, VIII
liam Jacobs, Laura Kviest, Frank
Miller, Jerome Newmark, Rita Ny
man, Ruth Olsen, Thomas Roberts
Robert Stark, Myrtle Thorpe, Jerrie
Uhlir, Clarvinia Walters.
Second Grade-Margaret Addeo,
Alice Bloodgood, Efie Barkalow,
Hannah Cohen, Margaret Dalrym-
pie, Grace Decker, Ruth Edwards,
Elinor Furman, Fiona Howard, Dor.
othy Suits, Martha Wallis, Florence
Weber, Howard Dalrymple, Eyre
Dix, Monroe Green, Alfred Howard
John Flyers, Arnold Ramps, Arnold
Lnndelfus, Charles Massey, Russell
Nelson, Wilton Nichols, Harry Rom
er, Harold Simoniet, Moses Shevolo-
syitz. Mamma G. Scully.
Third Grade-Mildred Boice, Min.
ME Newmark, Evelyn Mcdowell
Katie Nyman, Rose Cohen, Jacot
Ellwinger, Ethel Finite, Emil,
Strausser, Esther Bloodgood, Clara
BIoodgood, Edith Kviest, Grace Hill
lard, Louisa Ramp, Marion Munck
Sarah Hendrickson.
fourth Year-Herbert Loundes
Pauline Hooley, Stasie Hooley, Rob,
ert Waterman, Gladys Parisen, Celia
Alpine, Joseph Gorczyca, Josephine
Jurewicz, Esther Rosenthal, Mary
Jankowska, Katherine Sobczak.
Mary Grynkiewicz. Everett Frfsch-
knecht, Mary Chlebicka, Violet Iun-
delius.
Fifth Grade-Sadie Newmark.
Margaret Ericsson, Gertrude Ellwing-
or, Lillian Cleaver, Florence Neiltop
Lucille Massey, Tressa Hendrickson,
Leola Stout, Catherine White, Ruth
Nilsson, Blanche Brinemen. Addie
Weber. Mildred Johnson, Laura
Gent, ella Buekalew. Effle Hyers
Alice Dishrow, Ada B. Ward. Johr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11

SEWAREN

Fred Turner Ia quite fndisposed
from the effects of a serious Scarbun-
Gle on his arm, which has troubled
him for nearly a week. Mr.. Turner
went to his old physician In New
York yesterday and had the car
buncle lanced, and his friends are
now hoping for a speedy relief from
his sufferings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grey, of
New York, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Turner this week.
NJ. q. Turner and daughter ars
giving up their home on West ave
nue. for the winter and have adyer-
tised 1t for rent. Mr.. Turner and
Miss Olive will leave on Saturday to
reside with Mrs. Harry Turner, OF
East avenue, until spring.
The Kings Daughters met Mon
day with Mrs. Robert Ciarkson, of
Cliff road.
ternoon at Mrs. Perrys residence.
In Railway venue.
Mrs. Paul Hickman left town
Monday for Lockport, N. r., to at
tend the wedding Of her sister which
will take place this week at their
old home In that city.
Mira. Anna Crier, Of Borough
Park, Il r, arrived today as q guest
OF Mrs. Alexander Walker. Mr..
Frederick Bryony Mrs. Walkers
brother, Of Brooklyn, will be a week
end v.z.tcz az the pleasant nome OF
his sister on East avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Hutchinson
took advantage of the ideal wealth
er Tuesday by motoring to Lake
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11

Mrs. David Dill, OF First street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. F. Little, of ~Bordentown ave-
nue., was a New York visitor yes
terday.
Counsellor F. p. Coan, Of David
) street, was a visitor at Elizabeth
yesterday.
Charles M. slocum. OF PIainfeld,
representative of the Fidelity I'M
derwriters, of New York, was a
South Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moss. OF
Broadway, spent yesterday evening
out OF town.
P. Cooney, of George street.
was an out Of town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
4. L. Deacon, Of Second street,
spent yesterday afternoon out OF
town.
Il. P. Mason, OF First street, made
q trip to Wicatunk, Monmouth
county, yesterday forenoon,
Mrs. Abram Everett, OF Highland
Park, formerly on Henry street, this
city, was q South Amboy visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Cornelia Lambertson, OF
Matawan, was a South Amboy VISA
tor yesterday
Orlando Perrine, OF Louisa street,
was an out OF town visitor yester-
day.
MRS. Andrew Dill, of Main street,
was y New York visitor yesterday.
Or. e. u. Updegraf, OF Matawan,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
any forenoon.
George Credicos OF broadway, was
4 New York visitor yesterday lore
Aoo
Jeremiah Cooney, OF Henry street,
was an out of town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
The Supreme Lodge OF Good
Shepherds met in convention at Az
bury Park yesterday. The repre-
sentatiyes from the lodge In this
cfty were: Mrs. William Adams
Augusta street: Mrs. James Let's
Augusta street; Mrs. John Culver,
and Miss Barber, or Mechanicsville.
Miss Mary A. Connell. OF Eliza
beth. a former resident OF George
street, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
HOLDS A BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT SAYREVILLE

Sayreville, Oct. 11;-Mrs. Will
liam Smith entertained a number Of
her friends at her home in Upper
Main street in honor of her birthday.
Those present were. From South AM
boy-Mrs. f. Emilusien, Mrs. s..
Emilusien and daughter GLADYS,
Mrs. William Samuelson and daugh-
ter Ruth, and Mrs Bertha Kaufman.
From Sayreyille-Mrs. George
Smith and daughter Della, Mrs.
George Siegel and daughters Doro-
thy and Sadie, Mrs. Chris. Boehm
and daughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
SAYREviLLE

Mrs. b. Schram and daughter
Alice were shopping In New Bruins
wick Monday.
Miss Ethel Bright entertained Wis
itors from South Amboy over Sum
day.
Seminole Tribe, No. 234, held
their regular meeting in Fishers
hall Monday night.
Mrs John Hoag and Miss Katie
Sitter were shopping In New York
Monday.
Mr.. Edward Week. Sr, is enter
tanning his sister from Baden, Ger
many.
Mrs Van Buskirk, of New Bruins
vic, 10 visiting Mrs. John Dahlgren,
il.
Miss Anna Kuhlthau. of Midtown.
has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. n. r. Rodan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Folger were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mrs.
John Dahlgren, Jr.
Mrs. Helm and daughter Lillian
have been returned to her home In
New Brunswick after visiting the
Misses Marion and Catherine Samsei.
Mr.. Walter Riddle wees - ext c.
town visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Charles GiIdersleeve spent
Tuesday IN New York
Mr. William Bright, j. spent
Tuesday afternoon at Red Bank
Misses Celia and Emma Stand
arson, Misses Ethel and Ada Bright
have accepted positions Ia Mr..
Charles Herman's factory at south
Aver.
Mrs. Fred Mccarthy and daughter
Norma spent Tuesday AFTERNOON out
or town
MI and Mrs Kraft ana daughter
Tressa were Perth Anaboy visitors
SUNDAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
CHURCH EVENT
AT SAYREVILLE
Missionary Sunday Observed
by the Germans.

~SayreyiIIe, October 11:-Mis-
sionary Sunday was held In the
German Presbyterian Sunday school
Sunday evening. A program enti-
tied, Call Of the Heathens," was
given, Among those who took part
In the program we're: Nina Rohde,
Margaret Goettlich, Mary Bossong,
Florence Fauser, Frieda Goettlich
Julius C~hristeson, Otto Krieger and
Herman Marks. The infant depart
mlent won the banner. They had
collected the most money In their
class
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
q AMBoY WANTS.
Seven Room House on Bordento

Seven Room House on Bordentown
avenue South Amboy, all i'm
proyements. r. #. Emiliussen, on
premises. 1192-l0-11-6t
House for Rent-192 Broadway.
South Amboy. Inquire P. f..
Kenah. l~lbu-lO-lV-
For saIe--House and three lots, also
three separate lots on Parker ave
nue., reasonable. Inquire IL Park
er yenue South Amboy, n. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11

Read the classified advertisements
Tor news OF interest to all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11

Tho news when n - news tn the
&VNNIHG NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-11
HAITIAN JAc0BS0MS
318-3zO State St.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
SnlITH AMBOY
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. David Dill, OF First street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. F. Little, of Bordentown ave-
nue., was a New York visitor yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
GAS PLANT READY

The machinery % the new water
Gas plant o. the city Was given a thor
ough test yesterday by Consulting IN.
Eincer Baehr and found 20 BE- work.
ina satisfactorily a large quantity
o. the new gas has ben manufacture
and is now undergo .nE the purifying
process. The mains Nil Do cleared
o. an % the old artNciai gas before
the new is -urned in. whiCa viii Be-
within a day or 90
While the present price Of 90 cents
a thousand cubic feet uiu not be re-
duced ~ present. Mayor g.. G. schmidt
o. ~ the opinion that the price Charr.
- IN The near uffure will 10 but 60
cent?. a. under the new system The
city can make AZ much profit az that
price a. UNDER the present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
OUT ON BOND
B.. Msezinski. Charged win csttino
Money Under False Pretenscs.
Releaaed On bond


T.. Naczinskl the foreigner Who a.
charged with getting money under
false preteuses and Who b. 90 receive
bis hearing at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
before Squire Hobbs. WAS released
Yesterday on furnishing bond in the
sum OF $500. Nacznski. vino is a
Hungarian. is charged with getting
money from his fellow country men on
the promise that be would secure
them Immunity from service lu the
army should they return To- their no.
tive land a local foreigner ls a.
legged TO have paid him $50 for the i'm
munity. but the goods were not de-
hvercd. An agent o. tnc Piusburg
consulate was sent 20 the clty 20 n-
vestigate the case and MaczinskTs ar
rest followed.
% o. stated that another foreigner.
who Was one time a partner o. the
accused. is uoW fervlng an eight
months sentence on a similar charge
On The AleEbeny county Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Stone & Thomas

ton yesterday and will enter some
other line. the nature of Witch ne has
not yet disulged. Bob" was ono OF
TIE most capable men in tho secret
service Of the department and has
Zone considerable edlciegS work on a
number of important cases
Chief Hastings states that mo- one
VIII De- appointed 20 on tho vacancy
a. no VIII operate tho detective d..
pArtment with tho remaining four
men and vii appoint extra man louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

iirum TO the regular force. thus add.
' ,i ono more man 10 tho uniformed
ouioers. The other extra man. carl
S'huitze. viii De- the only substitute
,e'Ileu' az All OF Tho officers have re.
Sel'ed their vacations aud none will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

Chldrens Black Pants. part wool. sizes
TO 10 years. 4Sc a garment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

economy prices attacht:
Choice Of so dozens OF All-Liuen Huck
Towels, spokestiteht hens with damask
border and design woven IN hemStitch-
ing, size l9x3s inches. regular 45c kind
sale price 35c each. or three for 81.
Embroidered Pillow Cases. lust so
pairs OF them to be sold Singly or by the
pair, sizes 45x36 inches hemstitcht and
embroidered, good patterns. some have
space for monogram. regularly 81 so a
pair. sale price. SOC each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Sole Agents for the
Free Sewing Machines
HINKLEMAN RESIGNS
Popular Detective Leaves Citys Ser.
vice and Will Enter Other
Eirfa

Robert Hinklcman. Who has been
member Of the city detective forre
tor nunhcr 81 years past. having
served under Chiefs Henneft. CIomars
and Hastings, rendered hts rcsirna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Special 5Sc Yard
Iaylor'y
U,laduIferuted Linens

HERE'S THE VERY. KIND YOU WANT AT
AN EXTREMELY REASONABLE PlRCE:
5O-inch-CAMBRIC WEIGHT-25c YARD
56-inch-CAMBRlC WEIGHT-2oc YARD
3O-inch-CAMBRIC WEIGHT-39c YARD
45-inCh-CAMBRlC WElGHT-5oc YARD
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