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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

fairies going to a Christmas party"
Mary clapped her hands, too, and
Baby Jane thumped her rattle on the
floor and crowed. But Mrs. Brown
looked out Of the window rather anx-
lously.
The store was a mile away, and the
snow seemed to come thicker and
faster every minute.
"How do you spose Santa Claus can
get here In such Storm asked Jack,
at which Mary's face clouded.
Perhaps this thought was troubling
Mrs. Brown She didn't answer for
more than a minute, not until Jack
spoke again.
"Pooh n nonsense" he said. "Thls
isn't much Of a snow. could go In 1t
myself wells not"
Gould you dearT asked his mother
quickly. I'm afraid it's chance II
papa gets home before tomorrow, the
wood road will be so blocked, and
want some things from the store to-
night DO you suppose you can go
with your sled, Jackie"
"Why, yes" cried Jack, delighted
enough, and in very few minutes
he was ready to start.
"Give this note to Mr., Simpkins,"
said his mother, "and then you won't
have anything to remember. And be
careful, dear. and hurry home as fast
as you can"
Mr. Slmpkins' eyes twinked when he
re0d that note.
81 can't attend to you right away"
he said to Jack, "and wish you'd just
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

Seventh-We recommend the intro
duction of the home credit system in
all the public schools of the county as
rapidly as possible, as we believe such
introduction will result in bringing
the school and home into closer rela-
tlons.
Eighth--We heartily endorse State
Superintendent Alderman's recommen-
dation that greater latitude be given
in the eighth grade examination,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

NAN lAhN Apo Btli unu buJ hOul'
TODAY, OLD FEL- ished a broom at
LOW" him. The insult
It nearly broke Puck's heart,
Puck walked out Of the kitchen up
into the play room on the top floor.
He crawled under the curtain which
adorned the bed Of Frances, the last
doll to arrive from Paris.
Puck grew drowsy, and tho last thing
his eyes rested upon before sinking
into sleep was a large book cut in the
shape Of Santa Claus and colored to
look like him as well. The book con.
talned the story beginning "Twas the
night before Christmas" and Puck had
heard Daisy read that story only the
night before. What was his surprise
to see that book stralghten Itself until
It looked like a soldier on parade, but
of course It was not a soldier, only
Santa Claus, the very being from
whom he was trying to escape. Santa
Claus began talking to him.
"Puck, | do not like to see you show
such an ugly spirit this day before
Christmas. Christmas Is my day, you
know, and like every living thing to
be happy when 1t comes around.
"If you want to get fun out Of Christ
mas quit expecting a merry Christmas
for yourself. Try to give 1t to some
one else" went on Santa Claus
"Mr Santa Claus" said Puck, look
Ing offended. nobody will allow me to
help In any way. All | can do is to
keep out Of the way until your day is
over"
Nonsense" replied Santa. "You are
all wrong. The festival is in my hon
or, true enough, but that does not shut
out other people from helping"
Puck was wide awake and polite
enough to crawl out from beneath the
bed and listen to his visitor,
"You know Daisy is to have party
tonight" said Santa. "There Is to be
n splendid tree with presents on 1t, and
| have made that tree the handsomest
| ever trimmed. | had planned to
make my appearance myself to wish the
boys and girls a merry Christmas, but
| simply cannot take the time, If you
would like you can take my place. I'll
dress you for the party. If you will
allow me | shall look around and see
what | can find in Miss Daisy's play
room. Good, the very thing. Wen
make a hltp And Puck looked toward
the wastebasket, where he saw a false
face Of Santa Claus with It's long
white beard and the remains OF glue
pot warranted to mend or stick any.
thing,
Santa Claus bent to the ears Of Puck
and whispered his plan as secret
The secret seemed to meet with Puck s
approval, for he wagged his tail and
wrIgged his body just as he did when
Daisy fed him bit of his favorlte
candy.
1t grew dark very early, for a snow,
storm was on the way. Sounds Of ar
rlvIng visitors came to Puck's ears as
the bell pealed again and again. His
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

last sounded, and ~" NAN D'"NslNlNs'
as this was the cue Santa had given
him to appear Puck crawled out, ap-
preached the wastebasket, knocked II
over, rubbed his face In the slowly
trlckllng glue and then stuck It into the
Santa Claus false face lying couven-
lently near.
In minute the queer Puck Santa
Claus ran down the stairs and into the
room, orouslng shrieks Of laughter as
one boy screamed, "Why, It's Santa
Clausw
mo, Il Is not" shouted another. "Did
you ever see a Santa Claus with fow
legsl It's a dog, that is what 1t is,"
ITS my Puck" said Daisy taking
the queer specimen In her arms. "but
how in the world did he ever get him.
self up In this clever fashlonY
Puck was not telling, but the fun
this odd looking Santa started made
the party success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

absence was not
noticed MS beau.
tlfully dressed
girls came into
the next room to
re m We their
wraps, W hile
shouts Of laugh
ter and merry
G Chrlst m a ses
honted to Puck
In his retreat be
meath the dolls
bed.
The voice OF
Daisy's father at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

Having secured a parcels post sys-
tenn, let us see how 1t will affect the
cost OF living, by giving It a fair and
honest trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

The butter factor in the high cost Of
living is not chargeable altogether to
the cows. II seems.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21
FxT7-WW-R,GU-TTHp
SRe
How Little Jack
Guessed
A Christmas Secret
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Z was the after
noon be fore
Christmas, a n d
the air was full
Of big, feathery
snownakes. Jack
and Mary stood
at the window
watching them m,
and Baby Jane
sat on the floor.
"See how pref
ty they are!"
cried Jack, clap
ping his hands.
They're just like
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

Helen Gould though A, is not one
OF the old maids that can't get mar
ried.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

Money makes the mare go-but II
isn't always the mare you bet on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

Seems like a great singer should be
about the happiest man; maybe he is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-21

ing her dog she
had said: II can't
take you today,
old fellow. III
have too many
packages to man
age you"
Puck went to
the kitchen, led
there, no doubt,
by the delightful
odors.
"Get out Of
herel" said Bird.
get, and she -four.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
A LITTLE PHILOSOPHY.

great many more than one half %;
the candidates 20 Doc voted FOR 40 the
election today are bound ro boz de-
feated and disappointed SO inventor
has ever yet found succe--fu way
Of filling one office with two or three
or more men. aud if rho offices we're
ten times as numerous as They aro.
the army OF tho defeated and fhr die
appointed would tc tea times greater
In this country o. ours There .+ ONE
consolation for Pho defeated cau1L
date. That IS. Doc BIAS plenty OF good
company. Moreover. no condition of
affairs can De- brou.H. about chat o.
not likely to be uniformly helpful or
uniformly injurious Wo are aII bound
20 live here and work here. arI the
policy that brings prosperity. comfort
and happiness fo the great masses of
the people i- tln po-icF faaf pe HI
wish to SEQ enacted into av
Tho people arc entitled fo make
mistake Thsy dp make mistakes
IS a matter of fac'. great majority
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
WEST VIRGINIA AND The IARIEE

Here is the interest OF West Viz
ginia in the maintenance OF the pro
tecjive tarinf
Coal. OF which West Virginia pro
duces over 6O.OOO.OOO tons annually. is
45c per ton.
Lumber. $500 per thousand feet.
Wool. lie per pound
Iron and steel products from % to
5OE.
Pottery products from 40 20 6O9s.
Enamel ware products. 45D,.
Glassware. from 80 TO 500.
The above named are the important
industries OF West Virginia. They
bring into this state $500 out OF every
$1,000 that are brought into IL from
the outside. Each and every one OF
these important industries is 20 a
large extent dependent upon the pro-
tcctive tariff Tor maintenance In its
present prosperous condition. Destroy
or lower the tariff and reimbursement
Of conditions will be forced. that will
nccessitate price reductions and wage
reductions.
The one candidate and the one
PARTY that stand for the great Re
publican principle % protection are
Vim u. Taft and the National Re
publican parry. a vote for VIM. II.
Taft and the Republican ticket today
j. a vote for prosperity. a vote for the
continuance ~ sound business con.
ditious. and a vote above all else for
'hc protection % the great industries
through which the working men. the
h1s.nss men and the people % West
Virginia. without regard TO race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

OF men learn only by the mistakes
they make. and IL the election does
not go your way today. do not con
clude from that. that all the people OF
the United States are wrong and that
the world Is going TO pieces. Sooner
or later the ship OF state will right
itself. II we are going 10 have four
years of reaction and four years OF
business depression. We must all.
Democrats and Republicans. Progress
sives and Socialists. 10 through the
four years together. and We might as
well make up our mind to bear it
cheerfully. II We are going to have
four years OF prosperity and four
years OF progress. We will all share in
it alike.
If the election results do not suit
you. grin and bear them cheerfully.
There will be millions OF others in
the same boat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

WEST VIRGINIA WILL BE LOYAL.
At the close OF the electoral cam
paign, n review of the situation war
rants the prediction that President
Taft DR. H. u. Hatfield. and the
entire Republican ticket will carry
West Virginia by a comfortable ana
In some cases by considerable ma
5orities. DIR. Hatfield has made a
winning campaign. No candidate who
has appeared before the people OF
West Virginia in many years has in
spired so much enthusiasm. No candi-
date ever address ed larger audiences.
or has been received with greater re-
spect, or has made "A more profound
impression upon the public at large.
II Is not improbable that Dir. Hatfieid's
majority will exceed that ever before
given to n Republican candidate in
West Virginia With DR. Hatfield will
go all of the Republican State ticket.
and six Republican Congressman will
be chosen from West Virginia. In all
probability. a Republican Legislature
will also be chosen.
Within the past few weeks a strong
development OF sentiment favorable 20
President TAFT has been noticeable III
every section OF West Virginia The
solid business men. the substantial
farmers. the conservative working
men. men who have something 10 lose
by radical changes I'm business con
ditions. are. turning 10 President Taft
almost solidly. They realize that his
candidacy represents the great
national organization thar has created
and has maintained the prosperous
condition Of the great industries o.
the country and particularly of Wost
Virginia. They realize that his sue
cess means undisturbcd business CON
ditions: that his reelection means the
continuance OF tho present Ulal wave
OF business activity. without 90 break
or a recession. They realize moreover
that in his hands every logifiuat. in-
terest. every reasonable aspiration Or
the great mass OF IN" American
people will receive due consideration
and fair treatment The great pro
gressive record Of VIM d. Tafrs adj
ministratiOn speaks for his reelection
In thunder tones. and West Nire mia
will today show her loyalty 20 the Re-.
publican party and 20 the Republican
ticket from TOP ~ bottom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
TAFT OR WILSON. WHICH?
70 facts in mind,

Bear these facts mind
Either Woodrow Wilson VIM H. Taft will be elected Presi
dent to-day Every newspapers party
and every straw during the three weeks has RAPID
recession OF the Roosevelt
shown the development of Taft every
try II Wilson elected President VIM H. Taft will
VIM H. Taft is not elected Wilson will be
The Republican, therefore a other
eaddate than VIM H. Taft either directly indirectly
eecon OF woodrow Wilson and the triumph OF the Democratic
tn OF aH for free trade The Republican
ballot for Theodore Roosevelt effect
Wilson He against his prosperity
prosperity and welfare of his neghbors He policies
that have the destructive
Ohio valley and that would destructive
Voters of West Virginia Ohio
carefully to-day and ballots
that stands your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
BILL OR LAUGHS"
AT THE 0RPHEUM
FINE ACTS ALL WORTHY OF A
GOOD LAUGH.
Conroy and lamaire are a Show Alone
and Fun at a Five O'Clock
Tea" Was Great.

The Orpheum theatre bill this week
Is great laugh and the two negro
comedians. COnroy and I-amaire. are
surely n scream. They have heated
argument over an Insurance policy.
understood only by the Interested
party. lie leads his victim to believe
sicknss or broken bone Is neces-
sary 20 draw his endoW ment and
takes him to tho doctors office where
he Is frightened until the whites OF
his eyes glare as a real scared mig
ger. Their comedy Is first class and
a tull house appreciated every minute
of H. Hayland and Rogers. the bows
VINO write their own original songs
are great. Their parody On all the
late dittles Is excellent and the one
is good vocalist while his assist
ant Is an expert at manipulating the
piano worries. Their song 'Rag-aritls,"
describing a nc~ disease Is some
thing Interesting Miss Paula Rivers
IN her song review is really a star
and she received repeated applause
when the show opened MONDAY after
noon. Spencer and Williams IN their
COMEDY song and dancing were both
hne. The girls dancing Is first class
and as duo they are exceptionally
clever in every detail and received
much merlted applause The comedy
Fun az a Five O'clock Tea" with wal
lace: Havelock and company. in their
orlginal pantom.me. was fine Each
actor was good in his part assigned
ana the play alone IL worth seeing
Inc Orpheum picture The Youthful
Bride Is excellent and clear This
Us continuation OF the real Keith
bIIi which IS being appreciated more
each week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

A GREAT RECORD

Hard N duplicate 60 ln Wheeling.
scores OF r'prs sentative citizens o.
Nneoinr are fcsufyluF fur Duau
Kidney iiiis such record Of local
endorsement is uncqualied in mod.
rru times This pubii. statement
mad" hs 20 CITIZEN d. bot one o. the
many that hat" preceded 30 and the
hundred Hat will follow. Read 3d.
Mrs. F."d NIur,r. -l5 S Wabash
fi, wheeling. rs Va. says @ hold
a sh opiriuu off Duan's Kidney I1ie
JudEinE from the know ledge no ttn.r
curative powers Th.g have been
used in my home ou different orca-
s'onE With The most excellent results.
SOM" three year, ak0 member OF
m} family suffered severely ,.Iu
pains ln The small OFT Coo zach trd
Their" were other distres Amp
TOMS of kidney complaint present
bHHhH Kidney pills were F1 highly
r"cnmm' nd'd fhot % supply was pro
cured They lved up fu fho cla ms
made Tor them. .ho contents 81 two
boxes onccrrg D. c0.luIrte cure. ]
publicly recommended fhIs remedy
n"fr.y thee years ago and now Z
GLADLY confirm inst statement
For sile hy nI denIors. PRICE 5D
cents. Poster Nuburn Go. Buffalo.
N"w lorF. sole agents FOR tho United
state.
Remember tho name -uuans and
take ro other Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

10 be seen In the play this season IL
said 20 be even stronger than the
original cast and comprises such
notable artists az Bernice McCabe
Betty Baruell. Mau1e Irving. Ida May.
Fred Ferucr. Walter Ware. JoeN'arba
and cyril Ring and others OF equal
pOrmiEence. The famous "Ledere"
beauty chorus is an Important factor
C theprrducfion and includes ONLY
those who are singers. possessed %
unusual beauty While the standard
musical numbers are still n part CT
the performance. number % new
songs at introduced 90 take the place
OF the cid ones Another special
feature ~ The production Is IN charm
ing display 81 new creations in gowns
and millinery effects by the femiu ne
portion OF the organization The pro
ductiun Is elaborate and e. considered
on" of the mCst colossal yer placed on
ar stage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

DR.. s. l.. Jepson has consented to
stand as candidate in Clay District
for n place in the Board Of Education,
The doctor was ono OF the most
efficient members OF that Board some
years ago. and the people should be
glad 10 eturn such man TO the
Board again. II Is not always that
the services Of such men can BE-
secured for public positions that pay
no salary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
SWEENEY FOR SHERIFF..


"BusincHs men rocnliect the chaotic
state uf anHlra under low tarlT lrgts-
lntinn. workirgmsn remember that
Soup houses were sefIhIIshfd iu Sew
YORK city during the last Democrat
adm riefrafinr. and bankers certainty
have rnf forgotten chat the -hrinkare
tn tho value ~ securities from 1899 tl
f.Nl WIS more than tlc cost ~ the
Citr War
Tho savings bank deposits arc
pretty good Hs a. barometer fo uraaur.
prosperity among fhs Ipnrer people.
and 7 point fu them ne evidence, ff1f
even with tbr h..h rYet ~ living t1r
r'"r nrr becoming rItn under our
protective policy. Adjust flf frrIT un
tho Taft plan and Q predict thar Tho
.H..Hf under t.rr vn1 got fHirsr
share ~ the profits iu trad. and manu-
lt.turs than fhst In 600 present
"rENGY CIEWS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

color or class. obtain their living and
support
Today our people are well en-
ployed
Today business Is active.
Why vote for a change?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

When the nov farce 60. O D."
comes 20 the court theatre tonight in
is promise whir.wind Of laughter
goes With the play John Cor has
furnished "a fine production and IN
excellent company numbering twenty
two. &C. O j." il believed TO follow
closely the French and German
schools q farce. with all the intrica-
cies o. construction fer which they
are notable lu the cast will b found
many actors who have figured sue
Cessfully iu ether plays OF the same
kind. conspicu0usly among them are
Sam Edwards. % Hne comedian. Caas
\. Murray iast season with Alma.
Where 30 You Live" FOlliot Pagct.
who has been with many Of Charles
Frohmans comedy successes and
Clara Kral who has enc farce dis
ceTument aud who vas not more than
season ago IN support 81 NINE
Nazimova. Election returns will be
read from the stage
Vote for Alan ~ Robinson for
Criminal Judge lie IS uptodate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

Entirely aside from political aues-
lions. the brand of fall weather that
We have been enjoying entities the ad-
minlstration OF Washington 20 our Do
lltest and prUfoundest consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

signing from the bench. Judge Dillon associated himself
with the Gould interests 1879 he has also
been a professor in the Columbia law school
Shortly before Judge Dillon appointed circuit
Judge by President Grant. 1859 had entered into
contract with firm OF law book publishers write
II Was hoped would be standard work municipal
porations To do that properly involved great deal
aoorous research When President Grant appointed him
United states circuit Judge this had hardly
commenced II a serious question with Judge Dillon
whether he would not be compelled either decline ap
pointnent as United States circuit Judge most i'm
porant circuit in the West whether n he accepted the
appointment he would be compelled TO cancel his
boak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
SWEENEY FOR SHERIFF.
MASONIC CLUB TO
RECEIVE RETURNS

The management o. the Masonic
club have completed arranE"meufs or
receiving election returns fonirht hv
special wire go their quarters n the
scottish Rlta Cathedral Fourteenth
and Byron streets Tho club viI br
open f1 at Nnsons wlsfh.r members
Yr r.t and Dr. goes without saying that
Jos H.l. HrI comfortable svsrlu-
W. CO. Smith. ono 10 th. Dol. r1h-r.
and an HId Tim. kew pnurdsr ha- SOD.
4rtrsrrd fo preside 60 fHr INSTRUMENT .
and rlarsutr'- satisfaction Dr r. pas.
LUrsh VIII na served 90 midnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

While he considering
him his
Of the bookin
unheardof
Dillon himself he
cia duties. 49,
required complete
after It's publication
unprecedented
in
Its publication a standard legal
Copyright, 1912. by E. j Edwards A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

The majority that Dr Hatfield is
going 20 get FOR Governor. will be
something scandalous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

By L J. Edwards)

VeSSble
OF
distinction
the old
mississippi Valley
on This circuit and his in the
a th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Election November 5th. 1919.
NATIONAL TICKET
President.
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
Vice President
JAMES sCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN.

STATE TICKET
Governor.
DIR. II. ID. Hatfield
Secretary OF State.
Stuart p, iced.
Superintendent OF Free Schools.
IA p. shawfsy.
Auditor,
JOAN 8. Darst
commissioner IF Agriculture.
Howard L. williams.
Attorney General,
A "A. Lilly.
state Treasurer.
u. L. Long.
ConEressman-at-L arge
Howard Sutherland.
judges Of Supreme Court
George w. Poffenharger.
Charles W. Lynch.
JUICES circuit Court-F'irst Dist
N. g. Aervey. Brooke County.
VIM. Z. Krupp. Ohio County.
Congress
First Dist-ooorge A. Laughlin-
state senate,
o. $. Marshall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

Henry van ilykc returns. in tho Oc.
t1hrr ScrIhners fo The French Cana.
dIans as characters for fiction This
story. Tho Countcrsiru Of The era.
die cVprcs-cr The tender side Of their
character.
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Great Cas-. Coming 70 the Court.

oliver Twist" will bring TO the
Court theatre Wednesday night. the
hn"st aggregation Of stars that have
graccd the local boards iu "a long
while. Instead o. one famous PLAYER.
there are no less than four OF them
IN the leading roles.and the bargain
hunting theatre gOer Is sure TO reap
harve. { A. ether times. here. Wilton
l>ackaye. Marie Doro. Constance col
Her and Edmund Brecse have all
headed Their own cOmpanies Hut
now. AZ circus folks would say "you
can see the four OF them for the price
or one. II is truly remarkable
cast which the Lieb'cr Comuany have
given the Dickens revival Augrf
from the four stars in the paris OF
FdEin. oliver Nance ard 1871 skies.
there are a host Of brilliant actors m
the other roles These include rI4-.
liarbury. ". T Carlton. Howard
Gould Pcll Trenton. Frank LYONS.
Alfred Hudson. Madelir. Louis Stella
tonrdOn Harriet Ross rrd other
iavorite well known players.
MADAME Sherry"
The real urfIhlc vent OF the pres
cnt theatrical season VIII be the Court
engagement Friday Nov OF Wood
fra7ec q Leder"r's production ~
Madame sherry fls sensational
French Vaudeville SCI 20 music which
will D. seen af the Court Friday. Nov
According % 1ll rUuorts "Maame
sherry continues 20 break rec -rfs
ever where pre- eutcd and no doubt
Tho same case viii oVisf rhon b. liz
again presented her The company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-05

Voting a straight party ticket does
not vote fur tho Amendment
Pass the word along" FOR Alan b.
Robinson for Criminal Judge Tpfo-
date. able and experienced BE de-
serves your vote and support Adv