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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
MEXICAN REBELS
MOVE ON CAPITAL
FOUR BANDS OF REVOLUTION
lists ADVANCING FOR CRUCIAL
TRIAL OF STRENGTH.
Americans and Foreigners Fear the
Outcome and an Urgent Appeal
Has Been Made for Marines to
Protect Legation.

Neutrality-suspicious. rebel divisions
cautiously advancing for the crucia
trial of strength with the MaderC
forces. are closing in on Mexico City
according to adyices to the state de
partment on Sunday.
Fear that the outcome may prove
disastrous to Americans in the capita.
city has quickened the ambassador tc
send an urgent appeal to Washington
for marines to protect the legation
and similar action. upon the advice
of ambassador Wilson. has been tax
en- by the representatives OF other for
eign countries.
points along the lines o march OF the
Surrounding the city at various
advancing columns are bodies of fed
eral troops ready to attack the in
vaders, but the effect on the advance
is unknown. as is also strength OF
the rebels.
The latest estimate OF the number
Of rebels on the march. however. as
reported TO Washington. is 5000
troops. The most formidable rebel
division is that under the command OF
Mirandi. which was organized in the
state of Mexico itself At present
the army is almost under the very
caves OF the capital city
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
TROOPS ORDERED TO BORDER.
Cavalry Patrol on Texas Side OF Mex.
can Boundary Increased 70 Control
Bands OF Marauders.

Notwithstanding TO the constant
reports OF danger from maraudine
bands OF Mexicans in the Big BEND
country OF Texas. 1t was deemed advis.
able Saturday TO strengthening the
pairolling force in that section. or.
ders were issued for two troops OF the
Third cavalry TO proceed from San An
tonic 10 the border
The war department later Saturday
odrered third troop OF the Third cav.
airy from San Antonio to Eagle Pass.
on the Mexican boundary. 10 aid in
the enforcement of the neutrality laws.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
REPUBLIC FAILS
TO BRING ORDER
SHOULD A LEADER BE FORTH.
COMING, MANcHuS MAY MAKE
FIGHT FOR MONARCHY.
In Case Dictator Should Arise He
Would Find Nucleus Of an Army
IN the Northern Provinces With
Which to Begin War.

Pekin.-The possibility Is widely
discussed OF the Manchus taking over
the city and proclaiming a monarchy
again. Chinese papers make this sug.
gestion, but as no Manchu leader has
been forthcoming in the last six
months, it seems hardly probable that
one now can be found.
Should the dictator arise he would
find the nucleus OF an army in the
10000 or 10000 Manchu troops who
are now the most concrete force re-.
naming in the northern provinces. In
Shensi, General Sheng Yung. governor
OF the province, whose family was
slaughtered earlier in the rebellion is
still fighting in the emperor's name
II Is reported that General Sheng
fung has 10000 followers. He con.
trolls the situation in a large part of
Shensi and Shansi.
The killing OF the many whose
queues had been cut off, the attack
on the Nankin delegates at the first
outbreak and the desertion of Yuen
Shi kai by his soldiers, all indicate
the reactionary feeling. Furthermore.
the republican flags which for a time
decorated every house in Pekin by
order OF the police, are now displayed
only on government buildings. al
though the dragon flag has not reap
peared.
Consular reports say that Cha Erh
Hsun, viceroy of Manchuria. whose
brother. General Chat Erh Feng. was
Silled by republicans in SEE Chuen
province, does not favor a republic
ana hoisted the five-striped flag re-
uctantly. According to some views.
he republican reformers obtained the
'verthrow of the monarchy too easily
md 1t is thought they must yet bring
heir army north for a further strug.
,ie LOT the attainment OF the repub-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
ARBITRATION RESTRICTED.
Senate Ratifies Treaties With Great
Britain and France After Amend.
ments.

Washington.-Stripped of the clause
which. it is claimed. would invade the
constitutional treaty-making power OF
the senate and with many other limi.
tatlons added, the general arbitration
treaties between the United States
and Great Britain and France. pro
posed by President Taft and Secre
tary Knox as forerunners of universal
peace. were ratified by the senate by
vote of seventy-six to three on
Thursday.
Virtually the treaties are now "up
In the air" and in their modified form
they must be referred to England and
France. -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Nearly Perishes in Desert.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Hedged in by a
blizzard and lost in the wilds OF
southern Nevada where he fought the
elements three days until his feet
were frozen. William Erwin of Salt
Lake was at last found by a sheep
herder and carried over the desert for
TWO weeks in wagon. Erwin. who
IS a prospector and carpenter, was
taken to Los Angeles hospital. The
physicians say he will lose both legs.
even if his life is saved.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Secretary Knox at Salvador

AcaJutla, Salvador.-The American
secretary of State. Philander c. Knox
and party arrived in the rennhIic Of
salvador Sunday. The cruiser Mary.
land reached here Sunday morning
from Amapala, Honduras. and the sec.
re'ary later proceeded to San SALIVA.
dor. The visit to Honduras whioh
ids'ed over Friday and Saturday
was marred somewhat by the fact that
II was found impossible to proceed to
Iegucigalpa, the capital.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Must Pay Death Penalty.

Salt Lake City,. J. Morris, coz
Sicted of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged for the
killing of J. w. Axtell, following the
holdup and robbery III the Uncle Sam
loan office nearly year ago, must
pay the death penalty for his crime.
according to a decision handed down
by the supreme court Friday after
noon.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

Winnipeg-Six deaths and almost
s,'ooo'ooO fire loss are the result of
blaze which started Saturday nigh,
IA 'ne warehouse of the International
harvester company. Twenty mrnutes
'ater portion of the wall on the cas-,
emu OF the warehouse blew out. burv
ing IN the ruins three fremen and two
onlookers. anu 1"o
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Lone Bandit Gets Three Thousand,

San Francisco.-A robber. said to
be George Houston. a chauffeur. held
zap TWO employees OF McNab & Smith. "A
wealthy drayage firm. in the lumber
district in the southern part of the
city. forced them at the point of pistol
to drive him to secluded barn and
there robbed them of $4,000 payroll
He then bound the men and fed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Ruef Entertains Rosdhouse PARTY

San Francisco-By way of a final
nearing before returning to San Ouen.
Tin prison, Abe Ruef. former political
boss OF San Francisco. under a four
teen-year sentence for bribery. enter.
tanned a party OF friends Thursday
night at a roadhouse near San Rafael
AS the result of the party DEPUTY
Sheriff D'Kane. who had Ruef in
duty. 'Nu ''oni
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
To Improve Seattle Harbor.

Seattle, Wash.-Twenty million dol
lars will be spent in port improve
ment work in Seattle during the next
i've years, according to an estimate
made by Brigadier General H. NJ.
Chittenden, L. S. A.. retired, presi-
dent of the Seattle port commission.
Of that sum s13.5OO,OOO will come
from public funds. private enterprises
contributing s6,500,e00 more.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Woman Aviator Killed.

Etamps. France. Miss Suzanne
bernard, 1s-year-old aviator. was
Killed Sunday while undergoing ex
animation for a pilots license. She
mad passed most of the tests success
tuily when. in attempting sharp
turn to the right. the machine was
caught by an eddy and capsized.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Asquith Arranses Joint Conference

London.-After extended talks with
committees representing coal mine
owners and their striking employees
Friday. Premier Asquith invited rep
resentatives of both sides to hold
Joint conference with a view 10 a
free discussion of the whole situa.
ton" What the governments pro-
posals are has not been divulged.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Provides for Grazino Land

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warren O,
wyoming is preparing a bill, which he
VIII introduce in the senate. providing
Tor the leasing by the government o,
grazing lands in the states of the
west
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Dog Picture Adorns Clark Button.

Misunderstanding Clark buttons
as big as dinner plates and bearing
the picture of a detected hound sur
rounded by the admonition. You've
got to quit kickin' my dawg around"
appeared on the floor of the house sat.
urday' worn by a number of Democrat
members.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
motorcyclists kin Girl

AL, Dnicago--Two young men who ror
s Sown ana fatally injured Miss Eliza
oetn Mills with motorcycle wera
eausnt on the south side on sunda',
than a mile. sue" LOT more
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Vasssr Girls Form Fir. n.n,,..

Poughkeepsie. n. Y.-vassar co,,ono
Low mas It's own volunteer fire depart.
ment made up of women students Tho
new ne, organization aims rather at sav,nn
lie than fighting flames luz
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
standard Capital Increased

Whiting, lnd.-The stockholders of
the Standard Oil company of Indiana
met here Thursday and voted to in.
crease the capital stock of the Indiana
600 900. Wv
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Fiftieth Anniversary Of Bio Battle.

"ashington.-The hftie,h anniver
sary OF the historical battle between
me Monitor and the Confederate
'roh'eiad Merrimac was commemorat-
cd at the annual banquet of the Am
erican society of Naval Engineers
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Wilson on Americanis,

New fork.-GoveEnor Woodrow vii.
son OF New Jersey, speaking at a han.
quet OF the Brooklyn league, declared
mat anyone who spoke of a popular
vote OF the American people as "mob"
government had no right to call him
self an American.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Four Die in snowslide-

Telluride, Colo.-Four are dead. one
is dying and four others were in.
lured by a snowslide at Ophir Loon
near here. while cleaning a snowslide
from the railway tracks. The slide
came without a moments warning.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
After Violators of the AZ,

Grand Haven, Mich.-Thirteen in.
dictments were returned by the o,ta.
wa county grand jury against county
onicials and alleged violators of liquor
and gambling laws.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Soldier Killed by Policeman.

Newport. II. Edgar X. Jones.
private OF the 219th company. coast
artillery, was killed by a shot fired by
fatrolman John C. Gentle of the New
port police, while trying TO dispe.se
a crowd
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Nearly Three Million for eui,d,,.

Chicago.-For cash consideration
of s2,15O,0O0 the Columbus Memorial
building and the ground on which II
stands passed on Friday into the DOS.
session of julius Rosenwald, a CAM.
.alist.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
demonstration Against BAG.

Los Angeles, Gala demonstration
p sa'ns. Dr. Francisco Martinez "
naca' Mexican consul in Los Angeles
was made Sunday afternoon AZ ,ho
pated. paI'icl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

top Of fiAeAh AD1 vieu he prou,s~1
lan1 Ne Withdrew from he caUp
enia The tsArs OF the p<opia Al tns
top Of tn noontaan he lifts az ~
sye. e.ssv.rd and nsrthvzrd ana
sonthward What = vision Of hi-torv
20 come must have unfoid>S h>for,
MIA ds sees the Jews grow fnto =
nnsnQ nation and then s-ss their
e2puvfty ~ Babylon AZ h. loon o.,
Sasareth and b<tklshsm ard IN. -.
o. G.iiise he hears IN anueip.tion th-
voice o. . great prophet cay. AZ IN.
nuer TINE he broaght honor on h,r
rnsch IN BY vsy % the e. b.yone
Jordan the Gaiiiss OF the n.fions' s5S
tnsn be s>sr bis own app>ar.ne, On
the Mount OF Tran.ngrrstion In an
sct o. homage bssids one greatsr ,hsn
himself Prom Mount -:srah NO.
oams Gown no more Thsrs he d,se
and no nan knovsth OF his s-puiensr
vnto this dAy. His birth. his lie M.
assth each IN .ondsrfuL Hls birth =
rcmAnes; bis life. sublime: IA. dsath
solamn and myster.ous-
Inis evening Mt. wendiins yin
eourss Win be brought 20 = conelu.,e,
lecture on Is Death the rsndr'
lecture VIZ be delivered each evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
HELD
FOR MURDER
co1ouERs jury AT IuouEsr
FINDS LoPnEsfE CAME
TO DEATH
By Knife wornds Indicted BY Purpura.
freltrtnafy Hearing WI BE
Held rodny.

The coroner's inquest over the body
or Frank Lopreste. the Italian who died
al the North Wheeling hospital Sunday
morning from injuries inflicted b. a
knife In the hands Of Salvatore Pur-
pura- :. fellow countryman, was held YES
terday afternoon before DR. A. Il Rar-
nett. end tae testimony Of four witnesses
was taken
The state was represented by Assfst-
ant Prosecutor Fred Maury. and after
careful examination OF all OF the wit
=" 80. the fury rendered a verdict OF
death caused by wounds inflicted with a
pura.
ednesday afternoon ct o'clock IN
the court OF Squire Lee Dobbs, Purpura
rii ne stvcn temporary hearing
charged with murder. ana will. a.
matter Of fact. be held to await the
aStion OF the grand jury. II is gener-
shy befeved that the counsel FOR the
defense VIII offer plea Of insanity AZ
the hearing. as Purpura has been CON
nhed IN the count" Jail at different times
on account or n deranged mind. ana on
ore occasion was incarccrated IN an nsV-
lum. but was released when N we
W ought that he had regained his mental
reculties In event this nlea IL offered
an insanity commission will be asked To-
The Lopreste funeral will be held
from the late residence th's morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
IEE LIoENenR. russpAY.sEprEMnER AL

nsch 20 s.y th.s nss>s - u fe.s1sr
% e,s.s,tss,e..I ysysr....l Ne Ne.
ss<s.si sa-.srs. =. :.s.Sis.A.s essr. 81
wsights en1 n>asar>s 4. Ell bssln~ss
.ss,s. 4. MAJ. ....sisa as-a ana
eemnonys>lsh. ars bsilt today, s-ys
Henry ward B>>rhsr. we're l.fd ~
Ao.ss IN ths Ar.sisn ssssrt ana i.vs
ehsrtsn Win nost t<.Aeity came orsgi-
neiiy fron The hAnd Of ao>>s. than
wsen n.tnrs never psodsesa . srestsr
mans. ana asi.es one OF ss- sr-.ss.,
OF frenchnen. pronounce Nossl the
ross eomgrsasnass Issi.l.,or the
ised code and every constitution re-
psats nj. rai~s OF conduct and his
eommandnen,s- Am I not tastinsd
s ss ess:. " s ss.' i sss one s f.{.
on ~ horfson of ali history. higher
than ,M.homst higher than css..r.
y the nsurs OF Moses. the Hebrew ia--
But after all yh.s 10 TN. real secret
plating the iife and .n.iyssnS IN.
way. nnd one dominssing motive which
Sls s., =, - the secret Of his rspgtation-
pose Of Noes, Win Plato IL vas
faass Ply: siss sh.s.spssrs. poetry:
Nth Columbus. discovery, With 81.
Paul universal brotherhood But the
secret OF Moses and his power over
men ana human society. over nations
and laws. over human thought and
life. lies In the fact that In soms
strange way he Identified himself In
human thought with God. Read again
i do not say that this amazing this
wonderfui chapter does not contain de-
tails with which modern science IL not
In full accord. but DO say. standing
In the full blaze Of the light of the
twentieth century. that so much OF
divins ommiscisnce pervadss this mar
Vicious narrative that nothing can ex-
plain II but the presence OF SUPER
natural wisdom. No human mind. saw.
record.
After the giving OF the Law IT s,n.,
the Israelitss resumed their wander
ings Their history thence forward for
nearly forty years has many blanks
intorspersed with accounts OF rebel
lions against Moses. The great leader
In his old age Is alone. His brother
Aaron and his sister Miriam are dead
HIS career draws toward its close He
prepares TO bring his life TO a close
with caimness, courage and dignity
He has brought his people with great
WISDOM and infinite patience to the
banks OF tho Jordan. IL il Forbidden
MIN to cross over the river. but Il Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
THE HEBREW LAWGIVER"
: TOPIC OF Mr.. VENDING!

all prseabilisy he hsid . connAnd An
the srDy. PHO tells ~ that he vss
noble leosins nan Jos~phs. s>ys
s .s:, ss ~ s.s r.",sH.s,y 10. s.,i and pc
h.sssv Of Dc Hssrsws boa In ms
,sl,s's -. I f.isn .ns in HE synpsshy
vent cot unto has srsthr.n ana looked
on ss,. .nr,' ssssss A Sc. an zgypt,sn
bin. and shs. he NE. % tn dss.rt.
s sss ,ss srss:,. % c for 81: s.sk AZ
busnins brush AZ Hsrsb. and The voicsl
s lid a, have 49,. sarsiZ sen the salie-
Come nov. ! Win ssnd thee unto Pss-
ps'p,s and led them back to the lana
Toe misgivings ef Moses. his doubts
sets forth on the work returns to'
6syps: vanaasssss AN .perils and aim:
leads his peopis out Of the land of tho
oppressor. safely across an arm OF the
Red sea: through the desert. and on Z.
SINAI. Then comes the most WONDER
fni scene In all the history OF tho
human race. that mountain. that val
ley. and two millions or awestruc-l
men and women waiting IN trembling
riiencs. We know not the form or sizs
OF the tablets OF stons. Thoss frar-
ments of rock vanished when the Ark
In which they we're deposited disap-
psared With the capture OF Jsrusaiem
BY the Bsbylonian king. but We do
know that the Decalogue IL the one
universal code. valid for all mankind
ana Tor All A. n We regard Moses
Law We must give him place At once
as the greatest OF statesmen and iegis-
lators. To that rank he n entitled.
Setting aside for the moment his reIa-
tion 60 the supernatural we must call
him a very great man. IL has been
scale of events by the vast weight OF
great man. Great men dominate his
tory. Personality is the key to every
ing force In every age. IL IL not too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
HOLD CONFERENCE
DR.. c. J. Owens, OF Southern Com.
me-eial Congress, Confers With
Roy 2. Naylor Yesterday.

Dr. Clarence }. Owens. managing
director OF the Southern Commercial
congress. with headquarters I'm Wash
ington. ID. C..spcnt yesterday in this
city comforting with Roy r. NavIor
secretary Of the Board % Trade. Sir.
NaFlor II director OF the Southern
Commercial Congress ard Is its rep
resentative IN West Virginia Several
matters r'lst.ng TO the interests OF
the organization IN this state were
considered. hut nothing was made
public.
Yesterday afternoon ID OW ems and
MI Nayior left for Parkcrsburg.
where they delivered addresses at "A
banquet given bv the Parkersburg
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
OUT ON STRIKE
Melders Helpers Walk Out st Wheel.
in1 Mold & Foundry Co. Whsn
Refused Increase in Waqss

Twenty-seven molders helpers at
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry com
pent went out on strike yesterday
morning when their demand for an in
crease from si.ss 20 s2.z5 per day was
not granted.
The marager OF the company in
formed the mOlders yesterday morn
ing that they did not have to work I'M
less they wished and that no raise
would be given them. Immediately
all OF the men save one walked out
and the department worked yesterday
with the help OF apprentice boys.
IL IS possible that the company will
replace the strikers with new men. az
II Is not likely that the increase asked
will be granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

In a few days those very sores win be-
Eone-absolutsiy ConsI TherSs no
doubt about IA, . trial 81 zEAfO proyssl
y po3itively fhsrs viii not be . apet
left, the skin WIN be 80 smooth and
eioar As though you never had ecE.na
IN your hfe- no remedy In reoent x>aps
has enjoyed su2h . sale, because yoa can
san< ca a, end everybody knows IL tAss
has tried 10.
IL you have eandruf, there's anath.r
chance 70 prove how wonderful ZFlAOl
~ Dandrud y eczema of the saaln
That's why zE,do positively stops n
To make II easy Tor any man Or.
wornsn 10 prove what II will da IN
curing eczema. itching. indamed or m
rtated skin dandFuA blotoheA pf-n-
pies, cuts and sores and 10 get a real
surprise. your druggist will supply Won
Win a zS-eent hotsi.L Than. when Won
have "ssen Tor yourselas AZ small eost.
get a 81 bottle which oantains ar
times es much a. the zs-osnt boftla
ZEdo H. sold IN Ascent and On ho.-
tios az druG stores. or sent direct an
receipt Of prioe. BY z. W. Rosa Nj.
enc Co, 50. LouiS. No.
zEMO Is sold IN wheeling and rusr-
anteed hy Chas. Y. Goethe a Co.
wheeling. Selby a Reed bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. Dankworth Bros.
hsrnacy HeIiaire Onto. VIII Pea,
body. Aoundsviile. W Va
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PISTOL ToTER GETS
SIX MOTIFS AND $50

In the criminal court yesterday morn.
ing William Dorsey. the Pittsburgh
negro who engaged IN the riot al Wheel
ing park about a month ago. and who
vas lndicted by the grand jury for car
ryinE revolver. was given n hearlrr
ana was found guilty lie was SEN
fenced 20 serve siN months IN the county
jail and TO pay a fine % $50 and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

sssss Sss.,Zs...s. c....s Vs. ysn>1
vss -. g.. - .ss's..svs

SsW yUeYsssaas oAessA wss Ysusa
80 ADDssassvs
bsSsrs = l.rxs .sa,sc.. A. IN. y,rr,
hea osers. n wsadiing dslivsrsd the
sssssd q NJ. s~riss % lectures ON
ths les.i .. =. c. A. ana bic sdsrs vas
ssn rscsivsd - thai Of ssnd.y
Isslns for h. ssbyeet IN. Hsss..
.s.Sn on the ehsfartsristies and
ssss"T e. q shs,.ss.y Of Noes: and
es1 make "a fr.sh ana vivid. ne de-
veloPsd In IN uneE p>cted way fts wide
stsnincsncs and important relation 20
In pan. he sposs A. Soiis.s:
e.. miles north OF the old city
o. nsmphis In ancient Egypt vas the
great university town OF Hsiiopoiis.
we're the residences Of the professors.
hsrDdotus says that In one OF those
houses Plato lived thirteen years. and
his inquiries further he might have
seen the house In which there lived for
4 tins a tall. stately looking young
that univsrsiay under the patronage OF
the kings daughter Doubtless ~ vas
nsrs that Moses became learned In all
nnd medicine we're important ssudies.
ano 90 we're arithmetic and geometry.
ply. symboiism. and the mysteries OF
rehgioh II IL not amazing that one
ef the grsatest OF modern critics.
Iwald. should have declared In all sin
ksrity some forty years ago that writ
pr was virtually unknown before the
hgs or Moses. while one OF the great
oriental scholars Of our day says that
the cunefform tablets prove that hun
oreos OF years before Moses was born.
Egypt and Rabylonia were full OF
schools and libraries. OF teachers and
pupils. and that throughout the whole
country men and women were reading
Anotherf
"ovt OF that great university Moses
passed into the service of the king. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

Miss Marie Norris % this city. Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives IN houndsvitle
A love fensf will be held al the E-irst
" y. church this evening. conducted BY
Eev. = u Hart. pastor Of the church.
nuhmer ~ W. q r. 4 women Will
they viii attend the county convention
In progress
Local lodge knights Of Tyfhias met
Iast even NJ = regular monthly session.
y NUM- 80 offenders were M IN no
lice Govt fe-dav evening. and All re-
ceived the usual plain drunk fines