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ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMpLAF

A stated canelae of Hot Springs 'Commandery No. 5. K. T. will be held Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock. As this is the first business meet ing had since June 1t Is especially desired that a full attendance be on hand. E. H. Ellsworth, E. c.
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THE ORTHODOX coNeREoArloN

THE ORTHODOX CONGREGATION Sharls Israel. for the year 5672. will hold services at the Moose hall, 720 l-2 Central avenue. on septem- Der 22nd (eyening) and September 2Srd and 24th. Gall day New Year's) and October 1st. levening) and Oct ober 2nd, tall day-Atonement Day) {. MT. A. Moses. formerly of Los Angeles win conduct the services. All citizens and visitors are cor dially invited.
 THE COMMITTEE. Please note--Services begin at 6 ?. m. and 7:30 a. m. sharp.
 9-21 If 7l4 1-2 Central avenue.
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BARNHART--The oid reliable for fur niture repairing. upholstering; all kinds of cabinet ana carpenter worx. TIT au' nhR Street. Phene kbs. Il-2s If
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7i4 1-2 Central avenue.
HHKuMATlsM RELIEVED iN SIX
 HouHs.

pr. Detcnon's Relief for Rheums tism usually relieves everest cases in a few hours. It's action upon the system + remarkable and effective. It removes at once the cause and the disease quickly disappears First dose greatly benefits 75c and sl.Oo. Sold by Eisele and Hunt Drug Co.
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which the veteran got the worst of lit. Bescher's base running and Egan's hitting featured. First game: Boston .... 070 101 D00--s is l cincy .~.. 0O2 900 OO0--2 6 7
 Batteries: Donnelly and King; suggs, Compton and Severoid.
 Second game: Boston . 100 900 00O---1 10 3 Cincy ... 900 OH 02x---4 II l
 Batteries Young and Rariden Benton and Clarke.
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ROCK apRino WATER. (nuiphate Maonessn.l

A cure for inGsgestson. yiushes ths kidneys, drives uric acid out of the system. Best table water. Ask yom doctor about It. lis Glade Street Phone i2i. H@WswHnA
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized Q announce Hon. W. H. Martin as
 candidate for congress, subject 10 he action of the Democratic primar- es.
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MEsrEHh LEAeuE

First game Lincoln 5. St. Joseph I; second game: Lincoln 0. St. Joseph l.
 Denver 5, Des Moines 4
 Pueblo 2, Omaha 2.
 Topeka c, Sioux City II.
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Murray Keller of Chicago is here on visit to his father. Dr. ]. M. Keller.
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MT. and Mrs. T. D. McCallum are back from an extended trip to points in Texas.
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AMERICAN AssOCIlTIsH

Milwaukee 70. St. Paul 2-2. Toledo 4-6, Columbus O-1.
 Kansas City 5. Minneapolis 3.
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An Even Break


 New York, Sept. 30 New York and St. Louis broke even in theiI double header today. Poor fielding by the locals gave the visitors the first game. In the second Ford was invincible except in the second in ming. First game:
 St. Louis ..... 001 010 O12-5 II ] New York ..s. 2f0 900 001--4 3 1
 Batteries Allison and Stephens; Ford, Hoff and blair.
 Second game:
 St. Louis .... 020 900 000--2 6 l New York ..... 10I 000 23x--7 13
 Batteries: flake and Stephens; Ford and Blair.
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SCOTT TRANSFER AND
 STORAGE COMPANY

Freight and Job Hauling. ,frice and Warehouse. SIS Valley sf furniture and Plane and Piano Nov
 ing . Speciality. hones: ofrice 4S. Residence, 1s4s We Store Pianos and Furniture
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Brooklyn. St. Louis Tie

St. Louis, Sept. 30--The locals tied the score in ninth inning rally to- day and battled with Brooklyn to z six to six score at the end of tie eleventh inning, the game being call
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714 i-2 Central avenue.
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7i4 1-2 Central avenue.
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TIA l-2 Central avenue.
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7l1 i-2 Central avenue.
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Brooklyn .......... 1U0 UUu ZoU 1u--b St. Louis ....s..r. 004 900 002 0J--C
 Batteries E. Steele, Schardt and 10. Miller; Harmon. Dale and Bliss.
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1T. c. FREEDMAN. Register L. k. LOWE. Receiver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13


strong foNo~ing IN other
Acting Lincoln
Ary onc~- which Mr. Lincoln
oefs OF a cabinet leaving
On the following
~ ne room crossing his long
the
caso men which recommended o
In nogo
me determined
the ndest and
reckon you'll have Mr
But won't make out the
don't
u
I
%
Then the
ne
an inner leaving the President si
bo
ar iieut'
to Mr.
Locke me editor The Toledo Blade
appointments served
party
,copyreh, 1917. D., D Edwards reu's reserved.
Edwards viii 'e o. The
% disorder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
WOMAN WOUNDED
BY STRAY SHOT
Hunters Shooting a. RABBIT Near
Bethany Shoot Woman IN
Adjoining Garden.

-p-. .si r.-paf.h fe t.~ lrts.lIss
WELLSBURG. W Va. Nov 11-An
unfortunate affair occurred Saturday
afternoon a. 1880 o'clock near Beth
any. when Mrs lou Mitchell vas &c
cideutaily shot by VIII Jacobs. who.
ulth Rodney Jacob and Willard Boyd.
we're rabbit hunting They had just
passed the Mitchell hame sheu one %
tho boys shot az a rabbit iu the Mitch
oh yard and missed &c. Mr. Jacob
then shot at b. fhe shot taking effect
in Mrs Mitchell who vas cutting
cabbage ir The garden
A doctor uas called and rendered
the necessary a.d and fle victim %
the accident ls getting along a. well
as could De expected
a shooting affair also occurred af
Golfers that resulted In n fine OF e.
and costs for Wr and Sire John lfoI
land and son. Frank. and So and cosis
for Dave carter Tho parties we're
arrested by Deputy Sheriff % r Ntcl
on and hearing before Justice G'aas
with the above result
so one was hurt az lf happened
bur aN of THE parties. excepting John
Hall Who could not DO found. were
aiken into custody The fnes were
paid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

Industrial eonnls.ion which ali a.
emp, % create standards o. safety
ia ell Important indasfrsas TsIas
h.s aDDoiatse Al Inspector o. safefy
devices California and Washington
have pAsssd eight hour Avs FOR
women Nss York IA. -s-aolshe1
an Industrial farm f9r tr.ng. ana
b~xzArs nasssehusstts IA. made y
.esai for a trades uh.on 20 impose
Hnss uDon - members Severn
states have passed Avs directed
agsins, biaesis,inE Ne~ Yort Ia.
passsd three avs for The prot>ctlos
o, Immigrants
This = certainly a splendid BODY OF
legislation directed toward The soc.al
Ds'tsrmeu' % The WORKING classes.
Much - 50 IL doubtless experimental.
and much % u may not produce the
results sought Nevertheless. the
passas" % % many laws n 30 many
different states II distinct evidenc.
% no tendency Ia this country 10
define and establish the rish's ~ IN.
pioyes and 90 maintaia them by the
authority % the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
wHY

While the public "a wondering IN a
casual way Vhat excuse viii ba con.
iured Lp 20 cover tho irregularities
IN tho Triadelphia district school
board. u might be pertinen. to In.
puire What Is being done ny rho pres.
~nt reform board" OF county com.
mlssionsrs 10 collec, tho money found
20 h" due the county from various
county commissioners in Tie past
30 IL probably not necessary 20 repeat
a fact that has hcen worn threadhnre.
namely. The two competent auditing
boards have reported that various
county commissioners nre Indebted
70 the county % Ohio iu sums aggre
gazing over $4,000 j, may M per.
tincnt also 70 point ont tho fact mat
one m"mber ~ the present board IL
among those reported to be 80 iu.
debted 20 the county. After nearly
= Years time NOT rnovs has been
made not a finger has bosn lifted 10
collect This money due Tho county.
Why
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

10 be ready deha'er. broad thinker
and strong party leader
Ralfour Uttered p.-h the maior.f.
OF thr Conservative party on fhe
tarin question Like most English
men Who received their political edu-
cayon before rho beginning % The
present century Ralfogr IS an avowed
believer in tho doctrine o, FREQ trade
The protect ouist theories that have
gained 90 strong a hold among Eng
lsh couser, afivcs were dis-asteful 20
Balfour and we're looked upon by him
as horetcaI lu rcsiNence 70 As
quiih's Atfacs u0ou tho veto power
% ,hc Lords Palfour would nor 70
as far no any rndicsi conservatives
wished. Ills policy pns one % com
promise AnI disfas'e'uI 90 the ey-
t-omists ~ fhe age OF siXty-four.
whom many statesmen Just begin 90
round To their ripsst usefulness. Dar
four is compelled 20 retire Ills loss
0ll be fcl' 10 man Ga the Con.
servarye party looks b.g enough 20
on tho place that he has filed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
LABOR LEGISLATION

From the resume sent out hy the
American Association for Labor Leg
islstion. 70 appears that some remars.
sble advances have been made IN
labor laws during 1911 Ten states
have this year passed laws providing
accident compensation 20 injured ON.
ployes. New commissions 20 study
compensation for accidents are
created this year IN nine states
Sin states now require physicians 10
report cases ~ industrial dis.ases
The evils OF poor factory lighting are
being Investigated. Massachu.etfs
and Pennsylvania nov provide FOR
IRE drills In all Industrial establish
nents where women and girls are
employed Several states have ea,ab
lished mining boards. and the mining
laws are being revised N.hrask1
Indiana and OREGON have passed laws
Tor the prevention OF accidents I'm
building. Fifteen states have enar..
ed new laws FOR the protection 90
railroad employees Hours % labor
for children have heen shortened ip
ten states. An eight hour daF for
ell children under sixteen Is esfsb.
ilshed BY Law In Colorado. Missouri
and Wisconsin. children have been
excluded from ali night vor. in ok
states. Wisconsin has established an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
RIVER DELEGATES
Governor Names Oe:cos;too 20 Rep
resent state a. EstIcraI
Rivers Congress-.
ny CAL =. YOUNG.
IntsiiiFoncor Bureau
Charleston ~ Va No. "a


Governor William p G'asgcuck ou
saturday named the delegates from
West Nirsiuia fo the Najiora. Rivers
and Harbur- Congress. which will
convene in Wellington. - e. Derem.
her .. and which wiI D. iu sesslon
several DAYS The Nst Is ~ follows
Hon. Frank Cox. of Norgsu-oVu.
William ". DoWuer. ~ Nar-insrIrr .
br. \. :. Grimm. % - Narys. Hon.
J. ". Jacobs or Fa.rmont. Hon.
Harry shaw. o' Fairmout. p. A. Mac
Donald. o, Huntington. Hon L-cc r.
Mann. ~ HrHmWel. T. l.. Thomas. -
Warrington. lion. D. a.. Uourne. 81
Wheeling. Hon. W. G. Grimes. Of
Cameron. Arthur = DAYTON. ~ pail
ippi. William r. Arneft. 90 Hurkhau.
Dayton. br a. Wilbur Daniels.
oil Eihins Hon. = vs. Martin. of
Buckhtuuon. So. r. Stone. % Wheel
ing Hon. NJ r. Lowthcr. OF Parkcrs.
burg; Hon. Arnold g.. sch~rr. of
Charleston. & &. BDury. % Clsre-
ment. Robert 49, Binford. OF Charles
ton. MauheV Miser. o. Hunt gtor .
r. Lee PointicXtor. OF HlucaeId.
Percy Rider, ~ Charleston. Lowrs
LoZrnby. 81 Hiueneld. Col r. r
HardWick. ~ Huntington zion. Prank
Kidd. ~ Burnsy.uo. and T.. Fedigo.
% Huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
sALFoUR RErIREs.

The retirement % Arthur Halfou-
from the leadership % the Fneush
conservative party MARKS an epoch
ln English politics For nearly a
quarter % century HaIfour has been
tho leader % the house OF common.
He attained this high position when
his uncie. Lloyd salisbury. formed ,hs
Jnionist ministry. follow Ing the de-.
feat " The Gladstone home rule
movement When Salisbury passed
from me scene. ral'ou- succeedsi
him az me uud.sputsd leader of the
Conservative. Without great claims
20 s'afesmansh. be- proved himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
ANorHIR sILIsF SHATTERED.

one b. one the beliefs 81 our youth
are being shattered j. ha. been
;avorife fiction OF the novels, that
Tear or fright might turn hair white
In a fsN hours Many o, the most
thrilling episodes o. romance have
illuminated IN tho hair turning white
over nlEhf Vow comes hard
headed scientist xho SAYS that no
ones hair can turn white and no
ones hair ever did turn white In q
feW hours The name ~ this icono-
clast IL Stieda lie states that when
he hair turns Vhlte Il does Do 10
one o' Two ways Ether the pig.
inented hairs fsli out and are re-
placed By unplgmented hairs. or pig
ment production stops In hair. and
tho colOriess portion gradually re
places the darker outer segment As
the growing OF new crop % hair
IN single night 10 beyond the posi-
bility Of even the Seven sutherland
= sNNAfAh uAH'FNuAAn al "a - OF
such wonderful changes On careful
examination. moreover. ne nnds that
the stories 81 hair changing over
night are not authentic and none have
ever been officially confirmed Even
Tho famous story Of Marie Antoinette's
hair changing from raven black 20
pure white the night before her o>.
ecution 10 dlscreditsd by this doubr.r
lie fnds that the hair o. th. French
queen had begun 10 turn more Than
a year before her death
Thus another o. our cherished .'.u.
sions vanishes before the cold Light
~ science. For tho purpose az ,he
novelist. however. rho hair suddenly
changing 10 white VII long remain
very useful piece o' theatrical
machinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
"CHANGB ARTIST"
Attempts 20 WORK Weusburq wer.
Grants ara is Taken into
Cusfodg

s. man r.e'rE fhp name of Roy Nc.
Curly. residence as ~ Washington
Pa. was arrested 90 Wei sburr or
saturday n.Eht frr attempting ro work
short change rame 90 some Nor.
chants az tlaf place 10 is said that
be vas slccessf n several instance
before De- was aiken info custody D.
Of'..er App.ess.e
Nesfrrdat. OFFS vile and rolrE son
arrived from Washington and effo-s
'n secure Bail u0rp ruf successful rre
N o. 1'Ern a t.arre before Fc
mayor ...s uou.-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
HANDLAN'S ABSENCE
Again Results IN Continuation %
Case % Mrs Schenk-NoW
Scheduled for Tuesday

Prosecutor Usrdlan was arain ouf
ot The city on Jas. saturday when me
celebrated case ~ Nrs Laura Yarns
worth Scl'nk Was called ln criminal
court. and lf vas again continued
until 90 morrow o. o o'cio~y Other
cases which had been continued rom
W.lncsday Vhen tho November
docket vac chilled we're again con.
Gnucd uufl Mr. Handlan should 70
furu. with rho exception o. p
Haker who pleaded guilty 20 q charge
~ forgery and WAS -eut,uced 20 tao
wears 900 the peuifeutisrr Oliver
Nidy. voInEstcr. ~hp pleaded guilty
fu roIher.. Ras sentenced 90 prluti-
town until he shall have reached the
He, oi 30 rears he is now o..
O'hsr eases spoken 90 a. Saturday
s~rsion. we're rho follow ny
state vs ed Hoocc. bicycle theff
s-t Tor Saturday. November Is
state w. j.. Nauski. false pre-
tense. demt rr-r uttered by Attorney
Dugnn. decision next SATURDAY.
state ~ Charles iieufer. SUNDAY
selling ~ Hsuor passed 90 Tuesday
State 70 e. g.. Davis and s. D. Ian.
dry pleas az not guilty entered. de-
murrer by Attorney Por-er ovcrrulef.
set for hearing November 90
state w lou Wcsiev. plmpinE.
passed fo Monday
state vs steve KroU. FOR -tsbb.ng
Prof and Mrs. Citizens. passed tp
next SATURDAY on account ~ invest.
cation
state vs Al1er. Bates highway roD.
Ierr demurrer entered hr Affyrrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Monday. November 10, 1911
THE OLD CROWD At wos.


report. which seems 10 boar me
ssrmarks OF authority . 70 the eject
that tho sub committees OF tho Re.
publican state committee. preparing
rules for tho state primary. has do
oidsd on thu follosinE recommendA-
don:
In tho event % a comics, or dis.
pntsd result. the dispute IL 10 be de
cided BY the state Committee
This means in effect. that tho pres.
ent state committees intends 70 hold
and 20 continue 20 exercise the arhl.
trary ana irresponsible power which
u has hitherto exercised IN the con.
troll Of Republican nominations
IL means in effect. continuation
OF tho evils that have brouEh, the
Republican party In West virgini, 10
disruption and defeat
IL means. moreover. hat every
promise and suggestion OF harmon.
ious concession hold out fo The Re
pnblioans az West Virginia. ~ no
Charleston meeting. vas "a fraud ana
. deceit.
The time has rome for some plain
speaking. Under the cover and iusid.
the Republican state committee d,
coterie. whose mRnlpuIations O.. Re
publican politics In this state has
been a shame and disgrace. Is again
at work. n II working FOR certain
candidate for governor. and 10 homes
TO control IN" nomination by manipu.
lation OF the vote tn some four or I'VE
counties that MAJ be easily named
These men seem 20 have learned
nothing from tho events o' tho past
three years. or n they have they do
not care for the success ~ the Re
publican party. ~ against their own
;Sdividual gain
The eyes OF the Republicans or
West Virginia are on tho meeting a,
ParkersburS today. The resui, ~
this meeting will determine 20 large
extent whether there viii b. an
united Republican party next YEAR ~
not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph.r

The road Is herse one pilgrim said complaining ne doeeon,
hills are most aesurdy high sizzling when isn't rain
ing and storms arc brewing in the northern skv The
THE Two road is 6crce s Obstacles alright ne INV Zee, e.,
PILGRIMS fuii Of sandbu ike ana farmers dogs come
running OUT 20 hire So nethinks ITl cease ID,
hit the pike W just SO here UPON granite boaer and us
watch and hope for better things and RAISING py- .,os-
far and boder NAV give handouts they pass nv me
road good one pilgrim SAID srency Ike these hills they
wind and eraNn Ani so he skipped carriage high and
aueeny heart unsirad toward The dawn ne s,oe
he eu ur happy ddos vhene man he Won
friend he havei ne storms ans chasj barking Fdos and Won
the guerdon az me Journey emo WALT MASON.
Ssn'hsat 1914 t, is.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

Noticeable to rho most casual ob.
server .s fhe fact thnt uo bright col.
Irs ar- seen except as lin.ngs for EN-
veiopes. and that even narrow con.
trasting borders are quiet .n tone and
often white
Sew envelopes. both plain and
edged nifh darker coIors. are shown
with short. square Gaps in note AMI
letter sizes and quite the newest
Zap Of al is short ans pointed and
does not come With any but E.lf edged
papers Harpers Bsyar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

feAson1ole Dissemination :roin obstinscy And n al
ihins. he vas bound have BIS oWn va
. wen. '-u weeks before me ,su election %
NJ L4neotn learned that there good OF
-ohAl trouble IN the Republican party
Ihnois He regarded &, a. hshIy irnportAa. IN taat
arrest year % the ar thai there should %
iho'aifAtion among The Republicans q his Stat.
A's oonsauns with friends in whom - placed perfect
oonha-nre re learned thst = he sp
Poinnent o. two men. citizens OF Illinois
prsn' military orces - could IN that wsy
hhs order out - disorder ard thereby enable his
IN Illinois 20 present 4 solid front a. ire Sovvu
election Both vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
Clad Surprise

~ g. Wher ffs editor found r.
VIC vas, De shook hsuds oorl.air
and made me b. seated
frlend Quit your kidding
OF Honesty You see. a frs.
70 tfougft vas one o. his creditors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13
New News of Yesterday
Story Of Lincoln and His Great seereis,, of War

-" .Sssaas scsio ss'eA AhrAA.a
j OF Is
shy pounding eeins.~ Chass A VIC
one morning IN To
% O aud 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

a pretty new Silk-and-Cotton
Wash Fabric, enjoying quite a
demand for waists. Dresses and
Dancing Frocks = range of
Variable shades. and a 27-inch
width, selling here AZ 0S
the ward ............Z OC
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-08-29
About the Library.

Editor of THE News:
Dear Sir-During my absence from
town this summer haye received a copy
of TEE NEWS and of course have read
with interest all of the items relating to
the neighborhood which so well know.
was particularly attracted by the notice
on the Mount Holly Library and heartily
endorse what was said for / think the
library Is good institution and should
have the support Of all citizens. / would
very much like to see 1t removed from the
obscure situation 1t now occupies. There
are some things, however. that may be
criticised and which might be improved.
One OF them is the way In which books
are passed around from one person to
another, keeping some subscribers from
getting a chance at the new books until
they have gone the usual rounds. II l
am not mistaken there IL q system by
which person takes book, probably q
new one as soon as it Is put on the shelf,
or, more correctly speaking, the table.
That book Is not supposed to be out more
than week. Before that time has elapsed
the book may have been loaned to several
people Then 1t comes In and instead Of
being put up for some one else to get, 1t is
simply transferred by the person return
ing 1t to some other number and out 1t
goes again for another week. and so 1t
keeps up until the circulating library"
has read It. II there were large number
of subscribers there might be sufficient
money to buy more than one volume Of a
book, but that Is not the case. Just how
to remedy the condition referred to can
not say, but do think there is little en-
couragement for one to become q subscriber
merely for the purpose Of letting two or
three have the continued use of desirable
books without even going to the library to
have them transferred.
CRrr1orsrR.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-08-29
Secret Marriape.

The Philadelphia Bulletin published the
following on Thursday:
The secret marriage in Atlantic City
last Thursday of William s. Sword. Of
Mount Holly, N. j., and Miss Anna Maher.
OF 21O4 N. 18th street, Philadelphia, was
revealed to-day when the bride told her
mother of the event.
Mr.. Sword Is known here as well as In
New Jersey. He is member of the firm
OF Sword Brothers, who have photograph
studio at 1909 Columbia avenue. He Ia
also engaged In the manufacturing busi-
ness In Mount Holly. Mrs. Sword Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John F. Maher.
The marriage abounds In romantic Incl
dents, the most interesting being the ad-
mission by Mrs. Sword that while watch.
ing the sad sea waves she lust couldn't
help writing Billy to hurry down and she
would marry him." Mrs. Sword also shyly
stated that while she is but 90, her hus-
band is forty years old
Mrs. Sword until a year ago was clerk
at the Sword studio. Since then she has
been on prolonged vacation, which ended
with her departure from home on August
2 for Atlantic City. The marriage took
place Thursday and the bride and BRIDE
groom returned here last evening after a
slA-uay honeymoon. In telling OF her
marriage Mrs. Sword said:
1--WE were engaged for two years and l
had been In the employ of Mr. Sword for
a long time at his studio When left
there he wanted me to marry him, but 1
refused. Since then we have often talked
Of marrying. but would not consent.
"A couple of weeks ago went to the
seashore and one afternoon l decided to
write to Mr.. Sword. l told him If he came
down from Philadelphia, / would consent
to the ceremony taking place at once. He
arrived Wednesday evening and we were
married Thursday. l am unable to say
why wrote him-except that the desire
was irresistible.
Last evening we left the shore. re-
turned to my home and Mr.. Sword went
TOT Mount Holly. l told my mother at
once, and although she was surprised we
were readily forgiven. My father is away
and knows nothing of 1t yet, and l am
inclined to believe that Mr.. Sword has
not told his people,"
Mrs. Sword says she does not know
where her new home will be, but that her
husband says he will always keep that
letter" and maybe he will frame 1t.