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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
LOWELL CLUB WILL
 HAVE SPORT PROGRAM
Events for the Fans oi Every "6ame" Are Now
 Being Arranged

A stag evening Of sport in which several clean athletic events will be features. will be had next Friday at the Lowell club. No admission will be charged and every man in the dis trict Is invited to attend
 The arrangements of the program for the evening. which is in he hands of Ed Barton, tthletic director of the club, is now we'll under way. Mir. Bar ton, while undecided last evening about one or two of the events, stat ed that he would be ready to an nounce the full card in a short time.
 Barton feels assured that the even ing will prove to be unique in the an nals of local sports. There will be boxing. wrestling and other forms of tthletics. as well as singing and mule for the amusement of the gather ing The evening of pleasure for the sport loving people of the dis trict will be the first of a series which the club will hold from time to time during the spring and winter
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
D|vORCONS AT RENO CHASED BY TEDDY
 AS UNDES|RABLES
Declares That the Money They Bring into Nevada is
 Tainted Money
CALLS FEM DUTY DODGERS

RENO. Nev.. April s.-Renos di yorce colony was the object of Theodore Roosevelt's fire today dur ing his principal address of the day, delivered to crowd of several thous and grouped about the court house steps.
 "I: is one colony of which you want to rid yourselves" declared Roosevelt 'I don't care what you do with those of your own state who seek divorces. but keep citizens of other states who want divorces out of Nevada 1"
 Don't allow yourselves to be- de ceiyed by the argument that such colony brings money to your city. You cant afford to have that kind of money brougA here Keep that whole colony out.
 Roosevelt declared that the di yoree seekers who came to Nevada are endeavoring to evade their duty and that such citizens could be Of no benefit to the state. The for mer president warmly praised Sen ators Newlands and Nixon and for mer congressman Bartlett of Neveda for their part in establishment Of g national irrigation policy. He said that while mining is important to the state, permanent growth must rest upon agricultural development.
 Roosevelt was entertained at a private dinner tonight at the home of republican national committee man Flanagan, Governor Oddie be ing among the guests. His car was attached to a wes:bound train at midnight and will arrive at Sacra mento tomorrow morning, where he will be the guest of Governor John son His only address tomorrow will be at 1ehama, Cal. and he will proceed to Portland tomorrow morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
MESCAL STEAMSHIPS
 ABUNDANT SUNDAY
John Doe" Pulls Of Armed Intervention" Stunt and
 Gets Away

Evidence that Fate naG put some thing in the drinks or that the dragon had done something to the moon. was plentiful Sunday afternoon. There were fights and rumors of fights. judging from the police and justice court blotters and the blots over the eyes of some of the defend ants yesterday
 Fritz Baker was arraigned in Judge llurdick's court on the charge of fight ing and was fined $7.50. which he paid. The man who struck him was our old friend John Doe who is still at large but. according 10 off cers. he is known" According to the story as > came out in court Baker and a friend were having ar argument on Main street. but up to the entry or John Doe" it's violence Lad been confined to yesbia,e only. Ii is charsei that Doe did then and there swat Eaker over the ese. pre sumably unGer the provisions of an offensive and defensive alliance with the friend, whose name does not appear.
 Lew Baker and Bud Suadlin were GefendaI1s in Judge Highs court ees terday morning, charged with fight ing on Brewery gulch Sunday even ing. Thcv were fined s7.50 each, which they paid The arrests were made by Officer McRae
 Joseph Dolson and Oscar Grinith were arrested by Officer McRae on the charge. against each one, of as sault and battery. They both enter ed a plea Of not guilty and the case will be threshei out before Judge High this afternoon al o'clock and 6:So o'clock respectively The battle ground was Brewery grlch.
 w. A. McArdie arrested for disturb ing the peace wss fined s7.50 and William Davis arrested for the same ofIense. on complaint of Ygnacio Con treras. for disturbing the peace Of a Mexican woman on Chihuahua hill. was discharged.
 Charles Holman and Fred Qualls engaged in a bioody fistic -encoun. er oh Brewery gulch yesterday aft ernoon about I o'clock City Mar shal Bassett Watkins arrested Hol nan after q brief seuffle in which he officer became splotched with 1 tire blood drawn by Qualls but no other damage WIS done. Qualls was later arrested by Officer Lowe 1 Wright.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
aINcueA1oR eAeYr cAsE.

BUFFALO, x. Y, April 3-An echo of the famous eIncubator Baby" case which attracted wide attention sey eral years ago was heard in cour: here today when the case of the Pinkerton detective agency against Mrs Stella Barclay came up for trial The Pinkertons are suing Mrs Barclay for balance alleged to be due on their bill for services Fen dered in recovering the baby after it had been kidnaPed by it's mother Mrs Barclay is the foster mother of the child. She was given posses sion O fthe baby the year of the worlds fair at St Louis, where the baby was on exhibition in an incu bator Mrs. Bleakley. the childs mother, signed away her rights to the childs believing it was another baby, on exhibition a. the same time. One of the babies died an dshe was told it was her own. Afterward she became convinced that the living child was her own. and through a court order in Illinois got possession ot the baby Then followed long legal battle that extended 10 :he courts of Kansas. Through the aid of the Pinkertons Mrs Barclay 10 eated the baby in Kansas City and is allebed to have gone there and kid naped the infant. as a result Oi which she and one of the detectives were indicted. Later the baby's own mother recovered possession of her child. which she nov has.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
COCH|SE MINE BEING
 CLEARED FOR ACTION
Rumor of Re-0pening Given Substance by Preliminary
 Work in Progress

Within a short time. if expectations of stockholders are realized. the ( chise Development company. with property located at the head cl Du bacher canyon, will commence VOL, of deveoping low grade ore bodies passed through in course of sinking the main shaft. but at that time con sidered too low grade to be troubled with
 The Cochise property. u.on which no work has been done for seyeTsi years. is capitalized at 100000 shares Of ten dollars par value Al pre-ene the stock is quoted on the exeh a9ge s at 75 cents for fully paid stock. In pursuance to calls made upon sock and not heretofore satisfied ..533 shares have been advertiseI tc he sold at public auction by Secretary T. O. McGrath on April 30 It is pro vided that the persons whose stock is advertised shall have the right 10 purchase before any others arc gi' cn an opportunity
 Rumors of the proposed move have aroused interest in the stock to a high degree but nothing of definite nature has yet been allowed to go forth. L. C. Shaetuck is president of the company and T. O. McGrath is it's secretary. Several men are now engaged in clearing the old dump preparatory to starting
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
STOCK MARKET IS
 VICTIM OF NERVES
Business Erratic in Expecta- ton of Decisions in
 Antitrust Cases

NEW YORK, April 5-Wall Street was keyed up to a high pitch of nervousness today in expectation of supreme cours decisions in the anti trust cases. The stock market snow ed considerable degree of strength up to the late afternoon, despite a limited demand. and ad vances were general with Union Pacific, Reading and Lebigh Valley, St. Paul and Canadian Pacific lead ing. The last hoGr was the most active of the day and the selling movement carried down Union Pa cifc. Reading, Lehigh ValleN ana St. Paul a point or more and the rest of the list fractionally. with the result that the days gains were lost.
 The close was about on a parity with Saturdays final prices. There were numerous developments of more than unusual significance. .he reac ton of dividend of H. B. Clafiin company and receipt of news of un unfavorable character in reference to Steel trade. Orders of the United States Steel corporation dur ing March are estimated at 55,000 tons daily compared with 40,775 tons in February.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
ELEcTIoN IN MIcHIeAN.

DETROIT. Mich, April 3.-The spring elections for state. county and city officers take place in Michigan today. The state officers to be chos en are two judges of the supreme court. two regents of the state uni versity, two members of the board Of agriculture. one member of the board of education and state super intendent of public instruction The democratic platform indorsed Cana dian reciprocity. while the republican piatofrm failed to mention the sub ject
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Manufacturers in the United States exported 1o4.SS3.S3S pounds of print- ing paper last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
GUARDING AGAINST FRAUD

CHICAGO. AJril S.-Extraordinary precautions hsc been taken to pre vent fraud in the municipal cleo ton tFnorrow In suppor- or ITO fessor Chas. E. Merriam, republi can candidate for mayor, most of the students of the University of Chicago will spend the day either at polling places or aiding Co get out large vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
mAYoRALTY CAMPAIGN
 IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Ill. April 3.-The bitter mayoralty contest between Garter Fl, Harrison, democrat, end Charles F Merriam. republican, was brought to Close today with rousing meet ings in every . section Of Chicago Veteran campaigners predict that the vote tomorrow will be the heavies; ever boiled in a municipal election in this city The betting odds today are reported to be slightly in favor of Harrison.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
FREAK BILLS IN
 CONGRESS ARE MANY
Continued from Page I.)

sters. are the butt Of an excess Of freak legislation. The old idea of taxing the bapless single man never dies last year it broke out in New Mexico where one solon thought the tschelcrs bctween the ages of twenty .vo and forty five ought to pay a tax o5 Sl3 annually In Wisconsin enc bil went so far as to tax "old maids but the protest it aroused from the wcmen of the state quickly squeleheI beth the legislator and his bill.
 There is not the slightest doubt that Texas is in earnest about en forcing the anti liquor laws She is also in earnest about eliminating profanity from her amidst. especially I,,oianity over the telephone wire. Her drastic prohibition laws forbid traveller to take drink out O. a flask on a railroad train, or in sight Of a residence. Now the Texas state legislature is giving serious consider ation to a bill making it criminal offense to use had language to Cen trai." This bill has already been re Ielted fayorably by the house com mittee on criminal jurisprudence
 Bed Sheet Bill.
 Nebraska has a famous bill com relling hotel proprietors to furnish bed sheets nine feet in length. Tn Missouri a legislator sponsors a bill lining any station agent who ref1ses civil answer to the interrogations Of travellers S25 to $50. The legis lator says he was tired of being pat ronized and rebuffed by station agents who found it impossible to tell him whether a train was on time without putting a sheer in their words.
 4 state senator of Illinois believes hat bachelors and benedicts should 5e differentiated by titles, just as Mrs and Miss" serve this purpose Tor the opposite sex. The Oregon senate has unanimously passed a bill requiring that applicants for mar iege licenses be provided with a certificate of good health from licen sed physician.
 This is only a hasty survey of the 7trange. whimsical legislation whici; some men desire to place upon the statute books of he states. Should only small percenSof it be enacted into law the United States wo,9ld soon be a wierd place of abode. Bat t is rare that any of the freak hills get far beyond the minds of their originators
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
STAKE RACES ON
 DETROIT PROGRAM

DETROIT, Mich, April I.-The four big stake races to be run at he annual blue ribbon meeting of the Detroit Driving club this summer Will close tomorrow They are as fellows; The Merchants and Manu faeturers' stake. s1o,000 for 2:24 trotters; the Chamber of Commerce sake, B,000 for 2:13 paeers: 2:1i class trottiHg. purse SS.OOO. and 2:Ot class pacing, purse s3.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
soMErHINe NEw lN RAcEs

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April B. A novel six day race was commenced in Tcmiinsoa Hall here today under Inc direction Of Dan oLeary the veteran pedestrian. The contest is { double barreled event. with walk CTS and runners paired in teams. The runners are to use the track rom to S;30 p. m. an dthe walkers from 10 9;5o D. m. and the walkers from ants are many well known heel and toe and go as you please racers. Cash prizes aggregating sf,O0O will De distributed among the winners.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
pLAN 4 eIe TRAFFIe LeAeue

CINCINNATI. O.. April 3.-Trans portation and traffic officials repre- senting nearly all the prominent railroads of the country met here to day to discuss tho proposed lorna ton of a National League of Trans portation and Traffic clubs. The new organization expects to have a mem bership of 10000 railroad men.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
LADY mAccAeEEs!

There will be a special meeting of the lodge tonight (Tuesday) at the Fair Hall at s o'clock for in itiation Of candidates and other bus mess.
 Josephine Verfuth, Commander. Nellie Hoy. Record Keeper.
 s44.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
coPPER QUEEN DANCE.

The Copper Queen Band will give a dance Easter Monday, April F. al the Lowell club. Everybody come. St.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
About People
Movements C. tndlvi5Jsis % 80
Frem tire City

Frank N.Irs-. o. Sow W.-'gs,.Iie
viI arrive iu fhI. co.,. THIS morning
L Co oniciats o. thr ~'8afs.Oa.o gaf.ev
star football game
b President Robinson os fhr board 90
trade. Hlo BIAS haal 'oI rim. through
the soufh and Mexico eI return
home this month
Miss Margare. Paxton returned fo
/ her home 90 Mo-EaufDpu lasf even
ins. after sgealir- scrcra. days srb
friends here
Charles Vo.Tc of Houras..e vas
a business visitor JOB fh- cry as,
evea.uE
Mr BsroHa. Of South Woods
street. eHo tss b-.u .u critical con.
difion tor several dayF. isl ro. much
improved
William bI-.n az Grafton .s bare g.
trndinE POI business Affairs
GeDrgo torkaeli. who has been the
Eueft ~ tIs daughter. Mrs vs.
Peterson. o' Thirteenth street. for tho
pact few days returned yesterday to
f.s home 90 81. set-irE. 3D.
ST. a Acs'ey o. Pittsburgh. uas .n
Che cfF or business Yesterday
Mis- Nette e sfgpp. Vlo has been
ihe house guest OF sire Harry b
Supp 90 fhe south Side tas returned
fo ter home sf Effort. 90
br o 81 Hafkns. member os ffa
hoard ~ crrfrU. s confined fo bic
home uifh severe affaDk oe sore
throat
hiss lou Hastings. teacher o., Clay
school. nl1 iF .u Nea York YsHfrF
ter s.stf- Hr. You Haaruo Fraiz-r.
.s expected home Monday
Mr aud SIRE william a 80 Sahh 90
-felifl t.iie we've in f1r rts tes.er.
day f1 attend The ffeNarde- Helm.
BRIGHT " ddIaE
Miss Martha v Graham o. inc
.s.atd LEFT yesterday for williamson.
ST. Va. % attend fhe annual s0rser.
for o. fle NinE0 County sunday
~chaaI association
Thomas Nokeeter. uho ras Iu lref
hF fle explosion a. "a heater on al
rIu Grove car ItrrsdaF. IT, Imgr0slrf
and f's injuries ara not as serious g.
a- Gree reported
Sire. p r Urauar 90 Fa.rr0rt ID.
visiting friends col me south SIDE
Rev Father O DO Wsye l.r return.
% from P.-fs5lrsa. where te ofI-.
nfei "wednesday ar a marriage .r $50
Nays church
John p Morarar 90 Eoorrye Point
employed o. Che OBJ a O. Eel Vpe1l.rr
h.s VACATION rabbit ha1r-F
Cant VI g. Tyler 90 dana -s
t1e c.tF for few DAYS on f.sres.
li-s Errasf ra-rre'ae n.T leave .a.
Gay f0- rer home r RD..rsfa- "
l.fer spend 1f Some time f.a a...t %
Dep mother N~e -..ar-r
N- Hlsa nalrta-ze- .f sfr Ns-
.-- e.rea. ISL of Washington. pa t.s
'uF boz son. FHus
Attorney N CGuu a. EaH re
turned from a weeks TIP to Sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Mr. lima ifsrn.x sherman gave a
TLauksg.t entertainment fa.t
evening for fle Young Iat.r- C.rc .
- rh- English Lutheran church
h- Jewel - ilapp ur-- and a
l-a'fr or Memory were comedy Iat.
cites delightfully."- interpreted o., Sr-
sherman. Miss Bertha NU-r end
Harry Randall Van Horne Miss A'ir@
Va. gave a clever Iauke. sketch
Pc Village Gossip most r@a.Ist.
lrtiN TEE child lmper..rstlons
ht Mics Ann" He.fer showed t.- 20
%" Student 90 children and tLr.r
"afr IEr u.-.ra number Uer. aiI
Don good hands. Nr art NJ.
Irocs1r-. Miss Leah Fulton Mics
Gertrude Brown end Mr. O.,er I'D.
Wards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

4 comp iin-sutary -ociai flr Nr A..
tres To~nserc. - Woo-'.r a. as
stvn - Me- virginia Psras a. her
bone on Solth Bruecsay 4 solv-
uir MOTTO % a nanI pa.hfe1 t-rser
f-i I'm Sigh cb1o. rc.Irs 90 o'd 80 9
and q A. raz gwen 90 sarh rLesr
kf-r wary quaint L.vsrt loas tE~ a.
'slr conrilf-t a.th 1a.rts r-f-~s.
r-af- Th- f1.to- 20 a~r- pres~uf
n s--s Helen BAILEY Mare Ha hss
bio NJ Parker Marrar~f Hood g. ~
GAIA Iark~- ara Mr.sr- Art-ta
T1Hr- nd George NIra-r-.-. Fr-i
Rec bert S..IE- aud laarl -
rarGer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

meeting or -hc Literary Depart.
mont or the Noman's club WI be
h"id thi- afternoon in the BOARD ~
lra1e rooms from 3 o'clock until B..
Tile subject taAru Gp RlI De Japan.
aiI VIII be- under tho direc' on or
NJ Bate Nci.ain TIE follow inr
paI"r- "t' h" read The lfre
N-'s. Emperor and Nobt.- and
"" i''-n ~ the Nob'- and Fcufsl
I-rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Retail Clerks sa,f

The FIRST bail aud sucLra 20 be
given by 'h~ Retail clerks association
vac held a. tho Carroll club Fr dsv
evening. and opened aIta success d
season % social AFFAIR." fta' will be-
held in ne future bs this organization
dancing saS enjoyed Boo the auditorium
O.; The club during tle evening. and
rurHr' vas played ~ rho club par
iors The foioVIug W.r. awarded
pfz"s Mr. Dan Leo. rrsf Nrs s..
ter' Baker. second NJ Carl ~'amse
tss'. Nr $ o. tarb.-. SECOND Con.
ISOLATION. Miss Jane Sulerca
Toe follow Iug commirter was in
chars" Nessr- e. : Ward % = Niu.
nr-s. J.. j Harding George \ Mats
b.. u schultz Mrs Davis Miss Josr'.
Miss smith. Miss Meek and N.ss ices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
p CLUB Er,er,a,rs

Miss sara stamp entertained me
- o. > Sewing club 90 her home ON
~" Island on Wednesday afternoon.
no hour, br.aE from fo q o'clock
A'f'r thr sewing games and music
were she diversion. auI ~ a season
able hour dainty luncheon was
rrye' Those present we're Misses
Harriet Dunlap Estelie Rcmke. Ruth
Nirk. Alma Aui Helen Holden. Hen
rief'a stamp and sara stamp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Miss lois ALsNaud-r. ~ south Penn
stree. entertained number o. her
friends FRIDAY evening with an boa.
formal part. uf beer hom. Music and
games passed O. pleasant evening and
refreshments were served Tho flI
lowing guests were present ,iIs-a.
Ruth Eirciey Ruth Isshley. AdeiIns
Ruth. France Murra, sarah Coi,ig
Martha Grmshav. Ruth Summers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Mr. i-~asou Rush %. Martin. Very
ara Ml-s tlis Sssmbsrg 90 thi- ,.fs.
"'-" united ga marriage THURSDAY
n 1rn.uE o. tL- rec .denr- o. Rev. p
, Hr.alusfoo!. Oh South HroAtsav
The tvst "a shes % hoe OF friends
~ H.'A This popular so4uE couple
iu their a~dC-d lie VI aud Mr.
Rush .~'f '.r an Eastern trp. 20 b.
gone about Ten da,-. after elichtH~,
a... reside az Geo T-n.h street Mar
.rs frr-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Afternoon s-ass

Sire Nh C-ac-af, entertained on
trtay afternoon a. fhe For H-u-y
Club sifh ar afteruoo. bridge ia hon.
ur ~ her slsrrr. NrS sam Williams
arl FOR her Eues'. PISS orr ~ lu
d.anapuI t.f'@en rableS acre In
pay and handsome prize, we're
awarded 30 'oafuE fl- games
..UtlUUr Ne. served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

to-" Dramatic club uf me Lima
Henuis Sherman Schoo. ~ F.pres
,'h "il XIV" The fHai piav ~ fie
,'i. Term l'~'emhe~ ar the Columbia
QUO Au.ia- Trial 'l-r-a,t
comedy add a cur'aln-ra User Mrs
Wits Mil Will be produced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Prt--ea-z. p4sro- o, re La1e str~~'
n p ltu-rh Wseellrg OniY a To-
e. los- frt~-fs vff1-->sd ~ c-r~zoc1g
= - S~t-- Sebi- aud ~ Alo~rf
Clart 80 - ATTENDANTS NJ snc
N-s Rivers l.ft Tslrsias raEht t1r
a. FEs'~ra t-.1aI tour snc u|ii D. 90
.1u@ ia So4fl Warvoot a-.-r D--
center
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
For so Days SO. SO

VIII buy sou a $500 Power
Washing Machine guaran.
teed and kept In nrstclass
condition FOR three years.
We give a guarantee which
j. backed By a factory guar
aufee with every washer
sold Machines arc shipped
direct from the factory. You
can zee simple Machine,
Room 20. Fifth FLOOR. TX.
Bank Building. Cor 18Th u
Main SITS
send or leave your order
with fHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Eeidins feast 0r di1ners end social
functions generally orr er1u.s-sf.
favored and h.Fh quality .-a cream
s a'raTs ll demand D. VOL. ta
fse fhe play of Hamlet with us-fss
.fit or 'o entertain YOUR friends vim.
rn' oner.ng -fem o-- rich and r.~r
Sec cream favored vI-h pure f-l.
juices ard vanilla beans You can
To-. when go. s-e es-.rE fhe jed. cra.r
made fF kn.e u.'h your eyes closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Virginia iiols% Virginia Lopez Mar
gar-t Sc, C-. ts Ec.th Ronn~s-u and
LOIS Alexander A-ss~- Johu Bsroru
Alvin bvrc-y. Ralph Sch~artf Alvin
Ruth. Herman iiau. Sion. John Murray
Raw Roberts Warue- Marsh. II.lus
SrhNaib George Hls-man Harold
Hall AID Emil Nass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

TarFc 0lmb"- n WhecInE Ue0
I.- Viii attend o." church bazaa- to
%" conducted throughout next Vpet
n 80 Nars's church a. Martins Fer
~. beginning Monday supper i- 20
Do served each evening. beginning
uu "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

safufa4 ever ~ 10 Toe Mozart
taI fa~ MoEarf Dancing So 49, IN.
'er'aln Nith their eeek.y dance PROT
Not. ~ffl piay and Pro- G-.sflug co
fs. dram