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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
Civil War Frigate
VIII Be SD

WASHINGTON. Nor. 5.-ra. :.
wooden frigaie Wabash. - -
var fame. for the last 40 ,s.,s
receiving ship at the B111p -
yard. Is TO be- sold. Tsuiltsin PM.
delphia In 1854, Of 1900 TOM AZ
placement. she was. until 1855 80
ship OF the United States Alhs,s
and Mediterranean squadrpus Dr.
ing the civil war she captured -
erai confederate privateers, ana &
ter three days hombardmset
forced the surrender q ~
Fisher. n. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
rAn wonkra.a PRAYER

ELECTION DAY, 1912
Choose thou the man, Oh. Lord. this
day
To load tho nation In Thy way,
Who scorng his fellows 10 abuse
And hhuns the tfickater's Willy ruse.
Who loves HIS work for Just itself,
Nor seeks but power or viier peif
nut Lincoln like. In his brave day.
My country. not myself" shall say.
Here hast thou placed a favored
land,
with plenty stored from strand 10
strand.
And wisdom Cleaned from all the
earth.
For all 20 share. whate'cr their
birth,
That man shall learn Thy meaning
grand.
Each standeat by his brothers hand.
Let no man thwart again Thy plan
by faith at last we know none eau.
30 this the day 10 usher in
That glory In our time-Amen.
@, Goodridgo.
I'll 9th av.. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
Sells Bleached Sparrow

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-Tbsoxo,
Benny, 60. no home. vithoul !
doubt has the strsngest VA 4
making a living ever heard az 4
police court he told bis s,ory.
You say you can make 1 fpo6
liyingi said Judge rricke.
Yes, sir" said Benny. who III
been arraigned on 4 charge q -
grancy. lie was smiling.
How do you make ysu living
asked the Judge.
Il bleach sparrovs and sell then
as canaries." answered Benny.
You should have been cAa.rA
with obtaining money under ialse
pretenEes: fine and costs sad u
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
DEAD" MAN ALIVE
"MURDERER" FREED

LAKELD. Tex. Nor. 100
Rogue confessed In jail tk1f \
had murdered Apolinar Donsta =
old man. MRS. Rogue said - ~
Rogue do II. Donate. rezppeariag
denied he was dead and akk1
Roque's release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
FRESHMAN HAZED.
SHOOTS TO XII

RALEIGH. n. C.. Soy. 6-Gm
don Rhodes. Baptist uniyefau
freshman. was too popular viii -
girls. TWO masked students M
laid him to hare him. He Shct a.
morsaliy. Rhodes II hel1 M
heavy bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Charleston. Wash. Nov 2.
Editor The Star: Having been a
subscriber 10 your progressive pa.
per a number OF years. wiah you
To publlah this fact about ltoose-
welt when he was police commits.
sioner in New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
EVER TRY Ir7

4 Mistress - Really. cook.
= what have you been doing?
4 Seven o'clock--and the rabbit
4 not put on yet
4 Cook - Couldn't 'elp II,
= ma'am: ] never knew anything
= take so long to pluck In my
4 life.-Sketch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
poIltene.s Mladlreoted.

A large woman took the strap in
front OF a small man. Tho small
man arose with a flouriah OF polite.
ness.
Take my scat. madam ho said
with a bow.
"oh. thank you very much" she
replied. and turned toward the seat.
Then. smiling gcuiaiiy. abe asked.
Where did You get up from Gin.
clnnati Timcs-Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

And now. continued the I
= professor Of history. permit ,
q me To mention tireloss I
= worker In the great cause OF I
. Humanity I
"AilIrcless WORKER inter 4
= rupisd one OF the seniors 4
. Pardon me. professor. but N 4
q you ar. referring 10 Lady Z
. CodiTa. she waa aftired In her 4
. iuxuFiant hair" Chicago 4
q Tribune. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
THE FIREMEN WE'RE DRY

in the days OF the old volunteer more
Kenlon York $50 - N"f''
The volunteer firemen n sad lot
There's story they tell n back in 'H'
IL fire outlying nd the fremen orfr
with buildings dearoved
NO use yer comm In boys There haint drop wnter within
mile ''' "i'A'1
But the remen mindful Of the merymakng that accom-
panied every fire. pushed right
Oh that's all right they said
t straight Chicago Examiner. - ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Father. dear. need a new fall
riding habit said tho bankers
daughter.
Cant afford H." the banker
gruwisd.
but. father. what am TO do with.
out riding habit"
Get the walking hahit---Chicago
Record. Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
THOUGHTFUL.

At the bier Of friend
calling
seemed
the heart insult removing the card
to
lis calling card on the coffin -
Well said the colonel II don't know where
Tor but he went to the place think he did a
fine fellows he presents that card "Chicago Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
EGGS SOMETIMES FAIL.

commercial traveller at railway n a Southern town
who served him brought - '
In world did br,rv
me three boiled eggs? only -
Yes, SIR said the bowling
order but brought
OF dem might fail sir"-Chcago EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

WOMEN voting in six states-al wesicrn--today
and in five others all equal suffrage amendments
up for adoption But throughout the country
influence will be felt before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

"Bcen away
Yep"
Much OF a trip
I should say so: for'yswo post.
cards. Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

A SILK-HATTED, high-browed delegation OF four emf
nen New York attorneys tried to put over Col Teddy
yesterday by making eleven-hour attack him. Then
statement reported him by and the
ernoon his sizzling being the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

She DO you believe a man knows
when he In In lover
He--Ycs: and he doesn't know
anything else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Billy-~Pa. what Ia an abridged
dictionary
Pa--One that always has the
word you want to look. up omitted
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Friend (congratulating the poet)
Nov your dream Is realized. You
have become immortal.
Poet--fes; now can die In
peace.-peie Mele.
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++%+4~@ss4444x4@s


Mrs. Westside had a serious face
when her husband got home from
work the other evening.
James," she said. Il want you
to whip little Michael. He ran
away with the Steinwender boys
this afternoon and went swimming
He says he didn't go In. but know
he did. because his undershirt IN
turned wrong side out. would
have given him a thrashing myself.
but thought you could give him
a better one. He Is down cellar
now. waiting for you"
Don't you think IT," replied Mr..
Westside. III you want someone
to whip Michael you'll have to hire
n policeman. have had all the
whippings the Westside family ia
ever going to get for going swim
ming. Newark News.
HUMILITY
"Dearie." says the bride, did
Iyou notice how all the girls were
lerying as the minister was marry.
|fng us?"
Yea" replied the groom. "Rcal.
iiy. never supposed they would
take IL so much to heart because I
married you. and their chances
were oyer."--Chicago Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
aT]Q&E LlAuXa NIIE
MOST


well. what do you think Of itf'
asked the EngiiHhmnn who was
showing the American the ruins Of
tho abbey
Great" he replied. What a
fine railroad station Il would make
II Il was in good repaIrl"--Jidge's
Library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

did your kick TO the gas com
pany get you snythingY''
Yes. A fine lecture on the In.
fallibility OF the meter. - bet roif
Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
CUSTOMERS WERE TRUSTED

Among the humbes of a
In their
Tho poprtetress OF small
lad approached.
Please, Mrs. he announced.
counter Tor ten minutes Mother
Tell mother. the reply. put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

EVEN at this hour the gang organs OF this
shouting that Putty Hay is the only real progressive the
state pasture and that for finances he's regular
Perpont Morgan. FOR THE LOVE OF MIKEl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

THE is with the jury. hope they will retire with
profound Of their responsibility, and it is expected
that under the law they will report their verdict within 20
hours" Rather neat little wind-up Tor Prof Wilson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

VOTE for the initiative. referendum and recall amend
the constitution They measures TO pro-
YOUR interests and that why the kept newspapers
ere fighting them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
A Cheap Guy.

a Cheap Guy.
"what sort OF a chap IL he7"
We'll. after a beggar has touched
him for dime he'll tell You be gave
a little dinner 20 an acquaintance OF
his. "-Llppincotts Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

YOU'VE got two chances today. You can marx
your cross opposite the name OF YOUR man, or you
can elect Special Privileges man.
It's strictly up to you today The time Tor argu-
ment has gone by. The case is in the hands OF the
jury. And YOU sit in the box. What will your ver-
dict be? :,
YOU know by this time the facts in this big
case. You know that the GANG is real GANG, or
sanzed for years and successful for years in the
cheerful and lucrative game of lootng YOUR pocket
book and the bank account of children and your
chldrens children.
The GANG wore masks in robbng the public
ill. They pulled the binders over YOUR eyes, and
you stood for it, BECAUSE YOU COULD NOT SEE.
Now those brave old gang-ruled days are over.
YOU SEE AND UNDERSTAND. But the gang
men and the gangs plans for more lootng are still
an issue. They the ticket today. It's just a
little matter of going to the polls WITH YOUR EYES
OPEN AND VOTING FOR YOURSELVES. Then
the rascals will be finally thrown into the political
ash can.
It's up to you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
Observations

VOTE not often. but EARLY II helps election judges
and wen know who you're voting for little earlier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05


Not Such a Fool AZ That.
"Wers down with the strip. chr"
yes; he had q chance 10 be
saved. but no wouldn't accept a."
"Had a chsncef"
"yes. an aviator lowered over him
and offered 90 take him off In hls
seropisne but he declined. he aaid
the things were too unsafe"
Wrong Prescription.
Il cant oil this said tho drug.
giNt.
"Don't you carry ordinary ingrcdi.
cnta Ia atockg-
u carry everything usually car.
rlcd In first-claaa pharmacy. but
this piece % paper calls for a sold
watch. "-Plitsburg Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

THERELL be boom in Scattle's hat business omor-
1t is estimated 5l8 lids have been wagered todays
outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
HURT BY CORPSE

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--F. Gchse(ss
10. suffered injuriss which ~
cause his death. when be -
struck by a corpse hurled = -
BY a fast Chicago. Burliassos ]
Quincy train at Riverside . suossA
The man killed was Frank Johnso!
OF whom little was known g
whose body caused the njuU =
Schaefer.
wilIlc-paw. do horses est ~
oatsy
Paw-well. the ponies a ~ -
let do.--Cincinnati EnQuirur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

ernmcut circles as erpos.a =
Wall street JournaIf n" "
Ihey can't flnd time. ana 49, y, /,
say courage for that. bur us-. 49,
pose any measure that m,sxs -
70 better conditions u IA s,s. ~
people. Wiling
J. o. CRAFT. ga UnIvers,ty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Editor The Stars r An . =
nubScriber. and since readi.. -
Pepper Outrage am oonyirssa1 ~ "
the common people had be,,.s =
away from Seattle. IA we evs%.g
have no rights worth eaas,xs.'g
by the present police forcs
anonymous letter. written ,.a
by the crook himself. win e.nsa
best officer IN Seattle 70 bress "
a room door and shoot sse "a
pant what can we expect sro,' - :.
rest Of the force7 The poIIc. 49, = -
In paid 10 protect the c'fIuns ~.
according to reports. they Ar ~, s
OF a menace than the croak. Hs
selves. Chief Bannick an,s, -
thinks they can do no wrors ~
can violate with impunsty ~ 49, -
laws they are paid 70 ensores ~
Prosecutor Murphy apparsn,,, ~
ours IN this belief. 1 adslss ~,
Chief Bannick be presented ~, - |.
copy OF the constitution a "A. ~
and be given a weeks ysess.,,, :, !. 9
The purpose Of famlllari1Inv ~ ~
self with the contents '
RALPH Mayors
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JOSH WISE
SAYS:

"Th' farmers
institute. which
opens AZ Beeieyu-
port this week.
will listen 10 an
address by Judd
n oss c q wn on,
How 10 Keep the
ed N an q
Hands sof,.' with
incidental music"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05
THOUGHTFUL WOMAN.

WOMAN.
farmers wife
hack the kitchen
thing
the folks
-------- NJ 81
HE FIXED HER
Two entered aud found only standing
.rm a companion NOW you
80
Selecting sedate looking she walked % st
exclaimed. delighted I am
you, You amost WIN Well
l do feel tired. admit. Thank much" - 3
The
sit down. girl said he courteousiy pointed
the a washing
o your
hurriedly md off
n the nex corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-05

Mrs. Borden Lodge--So you've
been boarding with Mrs. Hammond
Egg. She always pretends that she
doesn't keep boarders.
The New Boarder-Quite right
She takes boarders, but she doesn',
keep them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
MORAL VICTORY
Bryan Delighted I've the Passage OF
His Resolution Against Morgan
Ryan.Belmont Combine.

BALTIMORE. June 2S.-William J.
Bryan had no word 10 say to-day on
the first ballot cast for the presi-
Dental nomination by the convention,
I and after the adjournment OF the all
. night session, the Nebraskan hurried
TO his hotel where he retired for a
needed rest. He indicated that the
delegates had already spoken their
mind against Underwood and Harmon,
but was non-committal as to whether
his choice was Clark or Wilson. al
though he added that he had voted for
Clark.
Mr.. Bryan believes that he has
achieved a great moral victory in Sc
curing the passage OF his Morgan
Ryan Belmont resolution. which was
hurled into the convention like a
bombshell last night. over the break
fast table this morning, Mr.. Bryan
talked freely Of the resolution. and
when asked what the effect would be.
replied:
You wait for n week. There has
never been such alignment OF a
political party against an interest.
Just see the vote that vas cast for
the resolution"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

service Monthly meeting ~ official
board Monday evening 73p . 90 t..
Junior league. Tuesday. 30 D. 700 mid
" eek prayer and praise. Wednesday.
Z ?" 90 m All are cordially invited
ST. Matthew Episcopal Church. corn
'nHplin. aUd Fifteenth streets.
D "urfr Suud1E after TruIt-ElrHHt.
june s0th. 1919 500 a m. HoI, COM
nafi'u. 1890 a. 49,. morning PRAYER
ana sermon fi5 e. u. SUNDAY school.
: 90 m. s.eninR prayer and address.
IHll e Film Grow" Sertirra during
th. week as follows "Wednesday morn
Jug Ira. rr and literary. 90 Iu a. Dob
filai, morning prayer and literary.
' m. Friday. evening prayer.
Warvo"d Christian Church. corner
.,hIsnI at'nI" and Seventeenth e'rret.
rev o. Irrur pastor bible school
% m acrmon and communion
? o. D. m snuE service 80 fE. refm.u
OF o. d. Regular mIf.urek pratsr
,iI"T W"dnesfas evening ~ Is
Au strangers welcome o. Hf-
Wsrauod f.rrab.frr.4r church r-..
fnfu street near Main rIrar S. f-.
pastor sabbath srNurI af % e.. D. r
hINf Worship 90 % m Christian
p nI'H tYr uf HH o. u evening r~.r,..a
o. o. Prayer mastIrr urdTeaf. +,
i 800 unf having other eHurrH
." Hfr especially Invited
0' "r H'Ft SUNDAY evening fu
ft' bible -pirifuHlIsf church Lincoln
avenue ~IrIfrsrprf subject f-rrnIfIrr
'.'H given from the other aITa rf ira
H' Iet . SO Thomas pastor
/'nn i.nt...ar ,shur,H. ana Market
hr I"n1r f'sfor raarff
W .hI'f service af 90 90 To- m
I.. .f"rffr Hf 20 r w r.ur.H
'r.I wssf.rg ON Wrfnesf1t svenirr
missionary meeting on Thursday
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erick p Ross. pastor-Morning service
az ~ 80 n m. Br = X Arbutnnpt VIII
preach this sermon after which Holy
Communion VIII DC administered Even
luE service - 80 . on Subject The
Man Who Wants Co Know the Truth
The first - a series on Men We Meet
sunday school 40 n. m. Epwortn
league 3 ih g. on Prayer service Wed
n"sd1v as o. m. a welcome is eN-
tended 90 all
Zane street " y church. corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets 81 o.
Iritrrurd. r1stor-o O'Clock n IN SER
mon hy Rev. Wilson. ~ O'Clock 4 m
sunday school session. G. ~ Lennon.
tup'rIni'rnenf o m prayer meeting.
John a iorentz. leader g % m aor-
mon hy tho pastor Subject. The worlds
Greatest Criris' official board meeting
Monday evening 90 y o'clock. Euwnrfh
league Turrdav evening PRAYER meet
Ing "Wednesday evening The Pastors
40 society WI DO entertained hy Sf-e
Maurice Kelly Friday evening at her
home. as Twerf Second street
THE THirl I~rn-INfrr'1r church. THIRTY
eighth ami Ia'uh streets y r. Irfru.
terEer. pastor The usual r~cryires VIII
o. held S1hhniI Pune 10. Preach irr 80
school Hf p 90 a m Junior TTdoBtor
/ meeting 90 o.
st. James E,argcii,ai Iutheran
church lf0H-tff1 ChHpIue street Rev
q W W"r'rr. pastor d. services and
wretlrrH during The week viii Do SUM
dav. fuurfH Sunday aNer Trinity. o 10
q on. SUNDAY school and WihIe Glaze.
- 60 n m. German services MONDAY.
~Hfro'elent so. ety % y m FRIDAY.
extended tn 90 who at'en those serv' cos
- Jamca Evangelical Lutheran
/ rI nrei. EIm Grove. ~ Nn-Tne Hcrv.
Ices and meetings during the week viii
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~ 10 n. m. class meeting az ~ o'clock.
~ go W. Rev Jones. ~ Martins
Ferry. viii preach.
AZ West Wheeling Preaching ana re-
csUfiUu ~ new members 40 ID O'Clock
AND - 30 children Day exercises viii
AZ West bridgeport. sunday school 40
10 O'Clock. class meeting a. % o'clock
"fI ti 30 g. m Rev % g. Oliver VIII
speak
Eyeuius serv'rsa aa usual 20 90 and
ir vs. Dixon Will preach
The international U.uie Students A.
F"r'sfI'u. Wheeling branch. Will hold
.'fNl'" as usual on f.rfr bail Co. Tire NI-
tIad saving Rank Building. on Market
The morning %rfrti.e VIII Boo rsIT al
J ".ri'rs and TIE afternoon service
Tho afternoon service le sele.iaIIt Tor
thr public. who VIII He addressed Iy Nf.
b 70 rIt.HIf. OF fHe International IIHI.
-'lH'nfH Ar-v iIfIuu. and vHu .s utt
.nE "a tour ~ the country. HIIrsa4IuE
BIBLE 'IHaarF Boo most 600 OF the Largo
flilra 90 fHr n uIfsI -fufrs
Mf ~aE1'rss r...r.f for fe after.
Noon 's The I'. Iffs zion or f.e Dead
Mli ff" L"st IartI.-e t.et De- Ue-
so ulhie STUDENTS ami ,arIsr,rs o,
fl lnfr fN.a aHHr..s s.4fa entirely
if'e NJ" Hdwisa'Iu Zee ur ,1U. .Ynf
viii Dol taken up
nlrfh street So o. church r,s G o.
..lfsa VIII IN u, fasr. mr.a
gf o." 'rH'. HuI ro Throne SO f"a
40 uo aiwIrIafsrrI Or NrrufHaHf viii
% a m anI tpvortB League at 30
.r t.It1 uIarterly conference
Another mons raiIy Monday rIeIf
'hariin" street 50 D. church.. zIfs
'I HrIIne street Tr. o. D. UHmmuuH.
pastor Tra rrrrIlr service -.nIst Id
.- II. -L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
WATER SUPPLY
AT WOODSDALE
DISGUISED NJ AL rrs PHAEEs AT
NASB nEETIHo.
Held Last Evening In woodsdaie school
Manages speidel n Other
lake Addresses.

A mass meeting OF the citizens OF
woodsdale was held last evening at the
woodsdale school house and about $50
turned out TO discuss the water situa-
ton IN the out the pike district. J. q.
Hearne wa chosen chairman and T. F.
manager OF the e. q p @. r.. h COM
pany. was present and save his side Of
the situation. He explained the system
OF artesian wells that the company adj
Nocates putting down IN Fulton. lie said
that several wells had been drilled md
tested. and that he had no doubt but
what they would prove a success.
lie claimed that with the system he
advocated 100000 gallons Of water
could be furnished a day. That the cons
pRny had had an expert O n the scene
claimed that he was not Informed that
water was not plentiful In the low ly-
and he would do all In his power 20
| help remedy the situation. lie said tho
reason that the system had not been put
into operation before this time was
that a deal was on with a company to
] purchase the road. and that their system
or water distribution did not suit tho
company contemplating purchasing the
road. hat In his estimation the system
advocated by the present company would
Z prove a success.
Many Complaints
Manv complaints were then heard
from different citizens that the supply
was very bad AZ the present time. also
7 that the water furnished hy the COM
pany was of n very poor quality. being
~ times half mud. The water mains
laid through woodlawn by the Security
Trust company were 4-inch mains and
that even II more pressure was given by
the company that the citizens in that
district would not receive any better
service than at present. Complaints
were made that the company had last
yer promised to remedy the conditions.
hut 20 the present time had not done so.
Harry Mcclure claimed that the service
At his place was very bad, as also did
!. u. Wilson. who also lives in the high
lands OF woodsdale. Complaints were
made by Chas. Freese. Louis Brand. An
ton Rieherson. Il. s. Allison. Arch Will
son and many others Of Woodlawn 10
the effect that they had experienced
trouble in getting a supply sufficient 10
get along with.
II was claimed by the majority Of tho
| citizens that the present mains were
entirely too small TO supply them even
II the pressure was increased. and that
the only remedy was to Law larger mains.
Many Of the citizens advocated making
rrangementsw with the city OF Wheeling
TO furnish them water. and others
thought they would be held up In that
respect by the board OF control. \ mo-
ton was made by Anton Bieberson TO
have the town council confer with the
! CITY Of Wheeling in regard TO making
arrangements for getting water. and look
over the situation In general and report
AT a meeting 10 be held in the near fu-
ture. The motion was carried by an
unanimous vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

o. lock. mid-wcek prayer service. We'd
n'.lIy eyening 90 o. o'clock.
To-" annual picnic ~ The First chris
TAN church sunday school viii be given
at hlane1 > Grove. Tuesday July g..
Second United P@reshvterian church.
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streets Rev y o. t..fteUl ~ H.. pastor
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.ii.i .'n Science. First church Of
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90 Do o. m. subject 81 lesson. Chris.
tan Science Wednesday testimonial
meeting 90 , o. o. same address Read
holidays from o. m 20 . 3 m. aifo or
saturday evening from = 10 2 o'clock.
100 tHHlIiut street THO public is I'M
ti'"i '' VISIT our reading room and at
tir-t GfsaHtf.rtn Church. corner oi
'h"i.'n' Hnl ThIrt'rntH streets. Rev IS
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Young People. .IHaH Boz lecture IuHm Hl
m Prayer msetInr Welnesda'
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nrgln.' m.nt in church
worship HuI preaching be-. tho pastor
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