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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04
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November 7-s--LyEnan H hove
November 10--"Ihe sweetest t7-1-
in Paris
November 11-Geo- Evans Honey
Tovaulbsr lathe Red Rose
November 1s=.-The Rosary
November 2S=Gertrude Hoffman
November 2e=-The Girl IN the
Taxi
November 81 and December Tine
Coburn Players.
Decent THE New IS eos
December So Baby Mine
December e---T-ncle Tom Cabin
December le-.' Brewster Millions
December 13--Syul- H Crane
December Thigh school
December 16----Alma Where DO
You Live
Majestic.
barriers Burned Away
Novelty
Rozei's vaudeville Ninstrels-
oxford.
Vaudeville and moving pictures
Cozy-
Moving Pictures
Best
Moving Pictures
CRYSTAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

The Coburn Players have been book
ed al the Grand for the Thanksgiving
attraction They will play number
OF Shakesperian plays
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

gowns are said 10 excite the aClf7lfat sl--
q the fair sex Karl Hoscllna music
IN --Ju-n1ing Jupiter has the same
alelodic lit and charm that cIsti l.
euisl,es all his compositions and TIE
nlz song nit Of Jumping Jupiter ca IL
ID Little Girl I Love You 10"
re most popular ballad Of the DAY.
Managing Director Harry Askin Of
-pA TaSane opera house, Chicago,
sends on tour this season the unprece-
denred musical comedy, ''Ine S~eel-
- C>7-I in Paris with Trixls Fiji
-a-zs. the original star. and the com
plete LaSalle production ~ the t11ell-
Friday night
Three very popular authors collao-
Grated in working out the BOOK lyrics
and music Of this predominant con-
adv Addison Burkharot edited the
hook and II viii be remembered that
M. Furkhardt also wrote The Runa-
wavs.~ which ran in the New York
Casino for more than year conn
T,s7-is is RESPONSIBLE for the lyrics ana
he. too. has many successful HbFeLlos
10 his credit He also rewrote ne
Three Twins into one OF the ssnsa-
r5oraI successes OF the day after Il
had been called a failure BY press ana
TIE third 70 work IN cola boration
with The above mentioned authors Is
Joseuh E Howard, Who has more
hits 10 his name than any COMPOSE
rosav Among the successes lot winch
he has provided the music are ~ ne
Tsr,e ne Place and the Girl The
Girl Question. The rtlrl1ns
P-fnc-sz'' Miss Nobody From star
land ..The Golden Girl and nume--
Gus others.
Il Is said that Of the ten or more
songs thar have been distributed
-f.r6,,~+,r- s-T-re Sweetest Girl in
Paris.@ none OF his previous works viii
compare with the "lolly-pop MT II
melody that he has written Tor Nhls
extraordinary play of music and song
Trixie Frlgauza- Who was recently
~ ra5lr with The American idea IS
q musical comedy star Of TO little in
s5ortance ard heads q cas- Of capable
players
An attraction OF worth IS promised
n the coming OF the George Evans
Honey BOY Ministries 10 the Grand
Thursday night
The singing corps this year includes
Rees " PEosser. Vaughn Connlotl
James Afeehan. sam Lloyd. Al Fon-
-aire. Charles CrassEnan and Mas e
George kotx The com ellaDS arc John
kim sam Lee. Charles Eilliard, Pierce
keegan. Lew Gilmore James t-as--7
ana William CawlAy- The big l1ncll-s
contingent is headed by Tommy HYDE
a~-z-s-s-s greatest so<r shoe dancer
Vaughn Comfort. the best interlocufor
IN n-insrreIsy. viii direct the first part
The entire program has been staged
III James German The scenic PIC
lures Of The new show are The Wis
ta.5a Bower first part. Down on the
Te-rhiebee.-' which IS q southern plan
ra-ion scene OF great beauty IN T-flich
2 r1ictllresr-e sneciaIry called Moon
fight Oh the Bayou Is introduced =
rr1sical moment IS given by the Five
Banjo Phien5s and their act Is SAID
10 be ore Of refinement with some
novel scenic and electric effects The
Dixse Derby.-- which 5 this years nu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

One is the strict excluSiveness OF many
Of the scenes which are photographed
bv his own staff OF photographers,
such as an aeroplane ride with Lincoln
Beachey. another by rail through the
ROYAL gorge. Colorado, etc Equally
interesting is the assurance that many
subjects such as the pictorial excur-
sion TO the heart OF old Japan-Nara-
Nikko. the River Magdapis and a trip
across the mountain Businesses Of New
Zealand are reproduced in all the
wealth OF natures own glorious colors-
These scenes reveal entirely new and
IiuaItless possibilities OF Mr. Howe's ex-
hibirion-
Another subject, showing the birth
OF flowers, proves how effectively he
has employed his cameras to disclose
Natures secret"the wonderful story
OF plant life The pictorial record Of
the ever upward struggle OF many
flowers from tiny buds into full bloom
is an amazing revelation OF Natures
mysteries
According to the New York Boston
and Philadelphia press, The Red
Rose which comes TO the Grand No
vember Is. will prove TO be one Of the
gems of the seasons bookings The
production comes here under the per
sonal direction Of John c. Fisher, the
noted producer Of "Florodora.' and
The Silver Slipper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

gowns are said 10 excite the admiration
= me fair sex Karl EIosclina-s music
IN Jumping Jupiter has the same
aselodic lit and charm that clsti l.
euIsl,es all his compositions and TIE
b4z song nit Of Jumping Jupiter" cali
II Little Girl Love You" now
re- most popular ballad Of the day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

NONeIty-
2ozeiIs vaudeville Ministries
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
ASK FOR LEGISLATION THAT WILL BRING RELIEF TO THOSE ON
INDIAN LANDS
LAND PAYMENTS ARE HARD TO MAKE
Hitch Comes Over the Legislation Of May 7h 1900 Law Was
Passed for Just Such An
Emergency.

as trustee. Therefore the eogernment
is found to have no real title, claim or
equity In these lands, except In It's re-
sponsibility TO protect the original
Indian owners, and therefore any act
OF congress affecting the lands would
have 10 be In the nature OF an appropri-
alton made for the direct purpose OF
acquiring title from the Indians before
relief could be afforded TO the white
settlers. There 10 no doubt but what
the representatives of South Dakota
have been very much embarrassed over
this matter, because notwithstanding
their anxiety to do something for the
relief OF the settlers, the absolute Inn
possibility OF favorable action Is pre-
cluded by the change In the manner of
handling these lands as laid down by
the law OF May II, 1900, the express
purpose OF that legislation being to
forestall any such action as 10 now
asked for.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
LIQUOR SELLERS
ARRESTED
Three Men Are Arrested But One
Is Allowed to Go.


oaaciale Of Unlon ccansy swasped
down on Rlverslde Sunday afssrnoon.
mingled with the small crowd Of pur.
chasers 70 make sure that an nalawful
business was being carried Cd, and then
arrested three 81 the vendors.
The raid Was Ia charge Of James
Halliday, constable OF McOoOk. The
three men arrested gave their names
- w. J. C0nly, Al. Klaat0n and WIN.
Butcher, the last two or which aru
though to be ncaicsious. Butcher and
Klaston we're brought TO Elk Point and
lodged In the COunty jail over highs
while Comfy was allowed his liberty .on
the advice Of stateg Attorney Nichols.
on his promise 10 appear nt the hear
Ing Monday morning. This he failed
to do.
Al the hearing Monday morning the
other two got bonds to the extent Of
$500 each. Joe Sheay and Harry
Holdenreid putting up the security:
The weather did much % keep
people away from Riverside sunday.
afternoon and consequently the boats
that carry purchasers 10 and from
West Riverside did asmall business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
SPECIAL TO The COURIER

Persistent appeals and demands con-
tinue to reach the South Dakota Con-
gressmen and Senators asking for leg
islation that will afford relief to the
settlers on Indian lands In South Dako-
Ia. The nature OF most of these de-
mands in that lands formerly purchased
through the government from the In
dians be converted into free homes.
Way back in 1900 an act OF Congress
relieved the settlers who had gone on
Indian lands from payments. The leg
islation at that time cost the govern
ment macy millions of dollars. At
that time congress provided for pay
ment by the settler to the Indians with
the government as trustee. The
amounts as collected by the govern
ment have been passed to the credit
OF the Indian wards. The agitation for
conservation and protection OF Indian
rights brought about condition In the
public land service whereby the apprat
sal of Indian allotment lands of South
Dakota were raised to as high as six
dollars an acre. After the initial pay
ment at the time OF entry, amounting
to one-ifth OF the purchase prics, the
subsequent payments have fallen hard
upon the white settlers. and In view OF
the drouths, attempts have been made
to influence congress TO rebate the
amounts due from the whites to the In
dians. The impossibility OF this is
shown in the legislation passed In 1900.
whereby the actual ownership of the
land should remain with the Indians
and the government stood sponsor only
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
THOUSANDS ARE
SEEKING CURES
AT the Famous Shrine Of Saint
Anne de Beaupre, Quebec

One of the most important feaste Of
the Roman Catholic church was COM
memorated yesterday. in the feast Of
ESt. Anne, mother Of the Virgin Mary,
after which saint Ia named the village
OF Saint Anne de Beaupre. Province OF
Quebec, where thousands Of pilgrims
are now flocking 70 seek cures and 10
make novena 10 honor Of that great
saint.
Children with aIghtleas eyes, old
men and women disabled In one way or
the other, and some,in their prime, but
affi icted are fockipRb BY thousands TO
the shrine, seeking temporal favOrs
during the novena.
The writer feels justified 10 speak N
few words regardlhR the miraculous
cures Of those Who have had confidence
in ST. Anne, for he himself has visited
this great shrine, which is Is miles be-
low Quebec City a9few miles beyond
the far-famed MontmOrency Falls.
In the church are several relics OF
St. Anne. these are enshrlned Ia q
golden reliousry. All pilgrims 70 the
church are allowed 70 approach the al
tar rail and touch the sacred relics.
Marvellous cures have been related
in past years amOag those, who with
contrite heart and confidence have In
voksd st. Anne TO SAX God 70 relieve,
them of their afIilcttOns.
Crulches, bandaRes, reliss ETC., are
placed all over the church together
with the names Of those who have been
cured. So
A large number Of those attending
the shrine are those who have been
materially benefited I'm previous years,
BY attending the Shrine OF ~. Anne
during the festival, and are now giving
thanks TO God through the intercession
Of ST. Anne for the miraculous cures
bestuwed on them. CONTRIBUTED.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27

a
Coal. slack or culm OF ali kinds, such
as will pass through half inch screen,
Is cents per ton.
Provided that the duties lahoye emu
merated shall take effect whenever the
president Of the United States snail have
satisfactory evidence and shall make
proclamation that on the articles herein
after enumerated the growth, product
or manufacture Of the United States or
any Of It's possessions, excepting the
Philippine Islands and the islands Of
Guam and Ta:ulia. when imrorted there
from into the Dominion Of Canada.
duties not In excess of the following are
imposed. namely:
Fresh meats beef, veal, mutton,
pork and al other fresh or refrigerated
meats, excepting game--ls cents per lbs.
Bacon Or hams, not in tins or jars, II
cents per pound
Meats Of all kinds, dried, smoked or
salted, III brine Or preserved in any man.
ner, not otherwise herein provided for,
Ii cents per pound
Canned meats and canned poultry, 20
per centum al vaioreIn.
Extract of meat, fluid or not. 20 Der
cenium - yalotem.
(contInaed o. psgs 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27

books for artificial flies. all the foregoing
composed wholly or in chief value of
leather, 80 per centum ad valorem.
Aluminium in crude form, 5 cents per
pound.
Laths 10 cents per thousand pieces.
Shingles, 30 cents per thousand.
Sawed boards, planks deals and other
lumber, planed or finished on one side
and tongned and grooved, or planed or
finished on two sides. rs cents per thou
sand feet, board measure: planed or
finished on three sides. or planed or
finished on two sides or tongued and
grooved, sl.l2s per thousand feet board
measure; planed and finished on four
sides, $3.50 per thousand feet, board
measure; and In estimating board
measure under this schedule no rednc-
tion shall be made on board measure on
account Of planning, tongning and groov-
ing.
Iron ore. including manganiferous iron
ore and the dross OF residuum from
burnt pyrites, 10 cents per ton, provided
that in levying and collecting duty on
iron ore 40 deduction shall be made
from Ehe weight ot the ore On account of
moisture which may be chemically or
physically combined tberewith.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27

Il would seem that the time hid now
arrived when there is chance for q
light and power plant to be installed
here and Mr.. Main will leave this aitsv-
noon for Wilmington, ILL.,, where he
will settle up the estate OF his mother
and then devote some time to The look
log over Of Number Of small city light
and power plants In the east. On his
return he will submit proposition TO
our city council, who we underaland
have been considering move In this
direction and Il II hoped that aatlsfac-
tory arrangements can be made.
elk Point needs electric lights 50 be
booster.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
W. W. MAIN WILL GIVE THE PEOPLE or THIS CITY CHANCE
10 ANSWER THE QUESTION
LEFT TODAY TO LOOK OVER PLANTS
He VIM Then Put Proposition the City Council Who have Becn
Considering This Question for
Some Iime

w. w. Main who for the past eight
years has been proprietor OF the local
telephone exchange and who recently
sold out interest theirin TO bis children
is soon to give the people OF this city
the chance 70 say whether or not they
wish to have an electric light and
power plant in Elk Point.
Nine out OF ten towns the size OF this
have electric lights and many have
them that are much smaller. Akron
has only recently accepted plant from
the contractors and We are sure that IL
is high time that the people Of this
city were awakening to the fact that
we need lights badly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27

Representative Burke has been
named.as member OF the committee
on expenditures Ia the interior depart
ment, which is In charge OF most OF the
big Investigations now being conduc-
ted. Mr.. Burke was formerly chair
man OF the committee on Indian affairs
while Mr.. Mondell of Wyoming, occu-
pied the same position on the commit.
tee on public lands The membership
of both Of these gentlemen on the In
vestigating committee gives to the
work under way the fullest possible
measure OF strength.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
Franks Or Cupid

The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the past week BY
the clerk of courts:
July IA. Robert Al. Card and Miss
Mary r. Montgomery, both oi Pierre.
July "a. George and Mrs. Matte
schunhacher. both Of Hawarden.
July "a. Alfred Thorn. Chicago, and
Miss Nellie Nelson. Beresford.
july 2l, John Aasen and Mlss ElIne
Grostsad, both Of vermillion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
Do You Know Hlml

We are 10 receIps Of . letter from a
young man By the name Of Fred Breu-
yer who thinks that perhaps he was
born 10 this part Of South DakOts. II
you.know the boy or know Of him, call
at this Office and read ;he letter. His
fathers name was Joseph Breuyer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
SUNDAY SERVICES
RApTTsT cHnRnH

BAPTIST CHURCH
larger number than usual attended,
the evening service at the Baptist
church last Sunday night. Miss Ellis
renderee solo and has kindly cousents
ed 70 sing In the near future.
Next Sunday night quartette will
furnish special music and Miss Bird OF
Ohio will give select reading.
The Baptist s. s., will hold their
picnic, Friday 1t crill's Mil, near
Rickland.
Public worship a. 1890 and 5 With
preaohiDg BY the pastor. Morning text
Acts l, 5. And " shall be witnesses
unto me In al Judea." Evening text.
Jno. lO.l4, II am the good sheppard. J
Bible School at.ll.3O.
Prayer Meeting Thursday At 5 Is. M.
METHODIST CHuRcH.
1000 d. m.--Class meeting.
1920 .. M, preachlng By the pastor.
n:45 =. a.m.-sunday school. You need
70 know more abort the Word of
God. WHY not learn IL With ns.?
TOO D, ri. EpworEh LeaRue. Come
500 p. m. Presiding by the pastor.
300 p. u. Thursday Prayer meeting.
200 pm. Sunday Afternoon. Preaching
at Richlaud.
COME.
You and your friends are always
welcome.
CONVERSATIONAL CHuHun
1890 =. "a. PreachlnR by the pastor.
ll.A5 q. ma. Sabbath school.
~ p. m Khe evening e0rvine. unkii
the Christian Endeav0r.
800 p. m. Thursday. prayer nee Hing
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27

The Canadian reciprocity passed the
senate and has been signed by the presi-
dent. The long fight is now over and
Taft finally got what he wanted without
even an amendment This ends one Of
the greatest fights which the smiling
White House occupant has had since
coming into Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
BIG FEED COMING
Mighty Hunters Of the Sunnybroos
Club Cs7ture a 2OoPound Bear
for Thanksgiving Dinner.

J. will not bc a lunch. or a dinner.
or even a banquet big feed And
The biz goo pound black bear that 81
aow o1 sxhtb.uon and very much
alive u William Arb1r'- store on The
South SIDE vH De- Tho whole menu
t1r fIr members ~ the sunny brook
rn on -ha rrer..- o. the thirtir'h.
or course. there W1l De- some trim.
w t' the chief article on thc
BIN 90 fare hat evening 0tg Dee bear
900 every conceivable ~'vie and man
uer Nr Crimson viii De- the chief
cook thar evening with the assist
ance ~ William Rohr.g
TH- sunny brook cub is next door
90 Hofreuter- saloon. and the mem
beers dispatched tho two hunters.
G,orrr H..r'e.n and Charles Mann.
into -he vllls Of West Virginia. and
fhe Dig bear is th- troph, OF their
hunt The member have the priv.
.a~" ~ trviru~ a limited number OF
their friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
LECTURE COURSE
WILL BE GIVEN IN AUDITORIUM
OF NORMAL BUILDING.
Course Consists Of interesting Lee
lures and Entcrtainments-De-
cember i3 Date Of FIrnf

The faculty 90 The Wctt Liberty
state normal school has completed ar.
rangementa for q winters course uf
lectures and entertainment. to be
given in Do chapel OF the normal
building mr. different dates This win.
ter.
The first of Tho series will De given
on "wednesday evening. December Do.
whom kOb"rt Parker Miles. lecturer.
author and Traveller OF Sew Yura city
viii deliver "a lecture. the subject o.,
which has Not been decided ON I.l.
nitely. but If viii Dee either "IafIoW
Tips or SPARKS
February 3d. The second iectur. of
the course VIlI Dee delivered %, Mac
innes Nelson. q noted lecturer and
educator Mr. NciIsou Is t Scutchman
and "a graduate of GLASGOW u|r.tsr.ifr.
Probably tho most i-u'crrsf.ue even,
of the whole colrs, viii hc fh. rr.
tcrtainmeut az Mr. ana Mr. Noab
hoflharz. Ou April % The program
consists oI APPROXIMATION. mono.
logues diuioeucs. readings aud Boo.
strumeutal and vocal musical asHr
lions Mrs iuIIharr is SINGER Df
exceptional ahsIfE tuI Mr. f|n.Irtrr
i~mpcrsurHtInr "EsN UoNalW .Oh1i
y, and Pat masses 60 decided Die
The course $3.50 lr concluded win
n lecture hv D. Euceu. uah,r or
April % Mr. Iatcr t sreriai.s, boz
myths and legends u' 900 Hsra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
WILDGOOSE CHASE
ssps- % aist s-ons Riehiane csat
sine Fsrsis,er Proves False

Deputy sheriff G. X weah an
Tour other deputies v~rs sent or a
~icEoos- chase last nixht about fo
O'Clock b. ne report o. a rot among
TIE foreigners a. the RichIsrd coal
~orks TIE alarm lad been given bv
a coafiess aud haf~ss foreikner. .ho
acrostst Rolncsnan Mcconnell AZ
f-,t -tr'eL and tod aim % the h.x
nght saving re bad run all TIE cay
losn 'he river Dad 90 go an o@cer
havIrE DO authority beyond TIE
rify limits. the police turned the case
over to th" sh-r.T and an i~ns-stiEu
t.cn sas started WITH the assist.
ance % Superintendent Leonard o.
fhe Rlchisnt mine a search 1as
made ~ The hillside <bose The tlppis.
-ut nothing more s-Aous han q for
,en vsddirg and a beer &C ebauon
Vas fo.ut
TEe celebration. according 90 Su.
p-rr'-1l-rt leonard had been .u
rrOsrr-s since Tl--iay and had
caused a practical shutdown % tle
nine. no coal b.,-E run on either
Thursday or Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
ALLEGES CRUELTY
Mrs. Bessie Wilson Owen Brings suit
for Divorce In Belmont
County Court.

Mrs R,ssic Wilson Owen yester
dag aled suit for divorce against ur
y " Diyen. a prominent physician
~ Martins Ferry. iu common pleas
court az 81 Clalrsville. through her
attorney. George Cooke. alleging eA.
fr'me cruelty The plaintiff stated
THAT the marriage look place a. lu.
diana, Pa. September 9th. 1894. and
chat FOR The pact three years. she had
been the object or m"istreatment hy
her husband. who no longer recog
ufled her as his wife. She stated
tur.hor that through The treatment
received. her health had been ruined
and that iack OF necessary attention
had wrecked her rhy sicaIIy. ur
Owen Dr. we'll known throughout Hel
mont county. having served 80 cor.
nor FOR two terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
BOY RECOVERED
Woman Claiming wheeling A. Her
Home Detained az P~ttssurqh
pending Inquiry into her
Sanity.

Mrs Mary Edwards. claiming 10 m
OBJ" vii"s of Edward Edwards. and
Wheeling as BIER home. b. being De-.
1tnei hy Che police of Pittsburgh.
vh'.. 200 examination .s being made
ls f1 Dor sanity
several DAYS aE1 % four vearoif
no' N's found locked 100 t room af
''o Hotel Rover. Pittsburgh. and vas
taken fo the central station Two
DAYS LATER "a uomapssander.f into fs.
station with "a strr, that sBe r,f.f.r
.rr YOUNG SON iu % hotel. bgf could
h'' remember thc name The tly
was returned fo Der and Ir was DO.
c''i to inquire .u.o her sanity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
RECRUITING GOOD
Sergeant Britt. OF the Marine Recruit.
inS ONCE. states That Eniist
ments Are Increasing.

Sergeant Raymond Britt. or -hc
local recruiting station OF The United
states marines takes exception 90 tho
stem appearing Ga yes .rdays issue
~ This paper lie furnishes figures
showing that in 1910. there we're 1896
applications and 20 enlistment IT..
January o. tsii FOB 1tie. tne---
hern $50 applications and 30 enlist
menis which shows a substantial
gain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Boy Corduroy Pants. blouse or
stra sht. 4sc. Use. Csc. wcFADDEN.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
WEST LIBERTY
flAylst and opsretta VIII he Given in
normal school Tuesday Even
ing ~ students.

l1c ~st4deufH 90 tse West Liberty
safe norma fctpol Will Nv, Ia plt,Ilt
entitled The E'nYfmsrt ~ Ellen and
az "lrfetta The Ialria4 ~ re sea
sons 90 the Normal fa. neat TI.sa.y