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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
REPUBLICAN TO HAVE
BIG DISTRICT RALLYS
12Rc

opening gun Of the campaign fired in
this district. and the Republicans are
optimistic regarding the situation ex-
listing in that portion OF the ountv.
on Friday evening a Liberty dis
'riCt rally will be held al West Lin.
efty. The school house Will probably
te the meeting place. although no
place has as yet been decided upon.
tuesday. October $, n Richland dis
irict rally will b. held az the hose
house IN WarwCod Thursday. Octo-
Der 10. a Triadeiphia district meeting
VIII be held IN Hands hall. Film
Grove.
Bull Moosers' Meeting.
The great Progressive party meet
irg 10 have been held last evening IN
the Columbia Club proved TO be a ia.
appointment 10 the local Bull Moose
leaders. BY actual count there were
on " 592 present. and this number was
made up principally o. Republicans.
o oipOcrate and Socialists. The seat
ing capacity OF the building. which "a
] h'U. was not taxed to the overflow.
as predicted The meeting was pre-
coded by "a parade composed OF a band
ami an automobile. the latter owned
by Jesse Bloch. tho Republican candi-
date for the legislature.
The meeting was called 20 ordn. ~
state committeeman =. A. williams.
who. after re- brief speech. introduced
J.. D. Leach. of MOundsville. who de
h'ered "a short address o. c. Hunt.
or Illinois. the principal speaker. FOL.
lowed. ana bis remarks contained only
praise for Roosevelt and criticism 81
ires .dont Tut and Governor Wilson.
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o WITH BOARD
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Noiiee 10 Mansfseturrn,


sealed bids VIII Dee received NJ tho
ofii'e or the State Board - control az
n.Ilerton. West virginia. until l.
@ clock noon. tie eleventh DAY OF Sovem-
ttr. 1919. FOR tie labor % one hundred
,ouN4cts. Tor the period ~ five tIl years
from ana after the first day or January
ta Sucl conNlct~ TO o." employed !u
TIE manufacture OF any articles. not *
llnsiEe. offensive OF deletcrloua To
1917 pants. overalls, womens
N'aIHhE apparel and mems shirts. which
orc now being manufacture IN a..
len4teutary. Each bidder must specify
iL' articles he expects 10 Manufacture
uUi MY those specified ia to- accented
bid. VIII be included in the contract The
sitce o. Dc Occupied 81 N shop No. .
WltHin the prison walls OF the West Nir-
stulh iiea!tentiary AZ M~Oundsville. West
N~ifgluln, and IS described as follows.
S.op 40 ? occupies the first and second
STORIES OF q Two story brick building.
with q shed OF one story tho
tAtl length OF tie building The build
!hE Us one Hundred and Forty 400 feet
long ~ forty t4Ol feet wide. The sAcd
+ one Hundred ana Forty Gf3J feet
l"ig and sixteen ti6D feet wide. The
iiist story Of tAe building ~ fifteen u5l
ltet Nish anu contains nineteen 19I
windows and four tB doors. The Gee
ohI story i7 fourteen lfI feet hlrn and
contains tweuty-nlne toqb and
Two go doors Tho shed contains TWEEN
~ i-HI windows aud three 80 doors
Eaen story OF the building contains ff-
she4 contains twenty-fOur hundred and
l'F'y t-tfuJ square Feet, making a total
n4nher ~ square feet OF floor space
th.ftctn thousand six hundred % forty
,4ahtNl. This 4s "a well built brick
building. well lighted and well verti-
ialei. equipped throughout with Grin
H"L Automatic Sprinkler system. and
sufficient toilets and wash rooms
,narr"s VIII be- made a. follows For
automatic Sprinkler system, Thirty
'ta''nJ Dollars per month. Electric
current 80 desired by contractor. For
power three 90 cents per klIowatt. For
Ltht siN ttI cents per kilowntt Heat
Igr t~ui.4luEs WlA he furnished free
Mutcr for toilets and 1avatories free
tiN Ffal. b. ny daily wage or nine
hours. All bids should bc sealed and
plainly marked Lids Tor Convict Labor "
and tats should be enclosed IN "a SECOND
l-i'pr uAIres-ed state Board %
LaoI bli shall be- by ia
,trutCi check Tor one Thousand
$500" 'Dl Dollars. 49, "a guarantee tnat
proper contract and bond. go a. penalty
lf' vita security CD De- approved bv tho
STATE lHFtri ~ control viii be executed
THIS letting VIII Do held p.rzuaut o. she
1fHtl- or Chapter one Hundred
'iNty ,aree rfaI ~ the code OF West
AIrE. uia Etit'nu 90 1906 To. State
BOARD - Control reserves fIe rlr.t 10
reject any ana 40 bids - prospective
bidder desires o. examine tho plant APP
ply fu VI T. Brown. Warden. MONDE.
VIC. West virginia. and for further iu-
I.Im5tlon apply o. the undersigned
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
o-i-s-t5--1
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COUNTY COMMITTEE OUTLINES
CAMPAIGN WORK THIS FALL.
Meeting 10 Be Held al the Uneeds
Club To-nlsht-other Meetings
In Liberty and T~riadelphla.

The Republican county committee
held a meeting last evening az their
headquarters in the Schmulbach build
Ing TO consider plans for the cam
paign. Alter enthusiastic addresses
by the county candidates and the
members Of the committee. Il was de-
cided to hold district meetings during
the ext two weeks. These meetings
viii be addressed by the county candi-
dates.
The opening district rally will be
Reid this evening at the Tneeda Club.
Thirty-hrst and Chapline streets. IN
Webster district. This will be the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

-ts.ti PROPOSALS wII be- ~rre wed az
.it.." ~ fhn Board lf control CITY
iAt.lhft NrFrIIuE. West virginia. on
20 before 2 A So October ItH. Eastern
standard Time. fHr fre reinforced COM
crete walls o. D. built 20 the slips on
o -fuu ItlI ~ fhe national Road fn
fh. '.iy ~ wheeling West Virginia
Pans and rpf.iftut1rs for tho said
W"rs are uu fIr ln OBJ. office ~ the CIV
virginia
'rf nri .hf.k payable t1 fhs CITY %
f West virginia. for Flge Hun
I| 1900 GOD IuIIara must arr0mrInv
ODD "uf every proposal fY insure ODD.
'h IfIu uf IL proper contract
HI a.f. approved surety for ono.
" Dol required
Thr .ltr nf WraeHr-. Ws.t V.rsIr.t.
reserves f.s r.eHt fr r.'s.f Oh. trI af.
Do HIlIfN-
|..H |...e
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Y. w. c. A. RALLY
WELL ATTENDED
ADDRESS BY PROF oDoERs WAS
EXCELLENT.
Other Addresses Were Made and Fine
Exhibits Displayed Of
Class Work.

The educational and gymnasium
rally held at the Young Womeus
Christian Association on Monday
evening was largely attended and the
tax BY Prof OdgeTs OF the Wheeling
High school was both interesting and
behehclal. h subject chosen was
regarding High Ideals" and the
speaker brought out many points
which would direct young ladies' I'm
The proper light. Miss Bessie L.
Parks. physical director. gave a talk.
Educational class work was handled
by Miss Phoebe Bardsley. the general
secretary. The religious extension
work was handled by Miss Thompson
ana Miss Ruth Greenwood. the new
physical director, gave an interesting
tax The prints OF the new Y. W. C..
a building we're on exhibition and the
young women present are all anxious
" awaiting the opportunity 70 be en-
tertalned In the new home. Mrs.
bertha Caldwell. states the work Tor
the new year Is gratifying.
The exhibitions OF class work we're
hne. There were garments made by
the plain sewing class and handsome
gowns and millinery, which are proof
OF expert sewing being taught az the
Association rooms. The millinery dis
played was artistic. The fancy work
displayed showed evidence OF fine
A0A0 NMNAta MH NANA
which ere on display for the differ.
ent classes were quite artistic. Mrs
Harry J." Bond and Miss Jennie
thompson are IN charge OF religious
work. Bertha Caldwell Is chairman OF
the educational and physical DEPART
ment. physical department, Miss
Bessie Park. extension department..
Mrs. Fred Faris. chairman: Miss Jen-
ME Thompson. secretary: social de-
partment. Miss Emily Sheppard:
lunch department. Mrs. Alex. r..
Young. chairman; Mrs. W. T. Nicoll.
director.
The following are the officers and
directors:
Nm D. Higgins. treasurer. Mrs. w. y.
W Cowdcn. recording secretary. We
presidents. Mrs. Bertha T.. CaldwlU
fist vice president. Miss Emily Shertrl.
fecond vice president Mrs. Harry l.
Bond. third vice president Term OK
pres 1919 Mrs Reed Baird. Mrs Henry
Jones. Mrs. a. !. Clark. Miss Itttv
LIST. Mrs. Archie Paul. Mrs. W. l.. Mo-
Lain, MIS- W Taisou. Mrs. j.. W. Nv
!ng. Miss Henrietta Harper. Mrs j T.
Norman. Term expires 1914 Mrs
Hairy l. Bond. Mrs Fred Paris. lfra
7. - Moore. Airs = X bowers. Mrs vs..
J w Cowden Mrs T j. HurIs. Mrs.
Albert Meyer. Mrs Albert - WhitIke-
Mrs George Maxwell Term eNplra4
1916 Mrs Robert j. Reed. Mrs Herfra
y Caldwell, Mrs. sarah M-Culf1ca. Mrs
John p Garden. Mrs. George ". Woods.
Mrs. VIM. II Higgins. Miss Nsttie
ilildreth. Miss Emily shepard S.rra-
tnraries Miss Phoebe HarIF.ev. general
secretary. Miss Jennie j. Thompson. 70
A.ious work director AMI extension se.-
rector. Mrs " r SicHoll. house secre-
tary.
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PROMOTED
Employees Of the Western Union
Get Higher Positions With
Company.

4 general move up occurred ycster-
dav nt The Western Union Teie-
graph onlce in this city. an aa a ra-
sTlt three 0f the oldest employees wfra
given higher positions with fhr com-
rInF. IS. b. S1iu was promoted from
wire chief 80 fha Wheeling office. fu
state plant chief bic position was
hilcd nF 4. r. Tfirtt. n.rnf wire Chief
ans otto Beeter was promoted fu fhs
vacancy ~ uIehf wire chief. q gene
ernl move up Tor the balance % tho
force was also ln order.
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Esue. % 1daBufsotursr, Joss.rs. N.r.

Giants ana other WiNfeaals Deaiara
- NEHhHh tINEN. That
We lHfi ~ Control Or the stats
OF Me1f hrEInlH viii receive BIDS daily
iH ggl"r az Cnariaston, West Viz
flrlt. fUr IurulnEirE ruauiIra Tor fha
g. rral -.ate inst tutions fHe draraal
.H Efwrrf 20 WHI.E n rrnfed Dr. rntH
hrf Contracts uu be sunrded 10 re
q f.IraH teins eIuni. Wet Virgins
lr VIII Do rlFrr preference
I.Fi" rf .HrrIIra ufHlaI aUl b. Fur.
nlfnfi uidfcH on receipt o. requesss
nf.f."m H|r .rn desired
STATE HlAWn or rp<ruof.
90 ffN Eharisnfnn West WIrafnfn
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youthful optimism promptly decided that Il was going
TO clear on. then she put her hand In his and stil chat.
ting socially. they walked down tho veranda Tns, a
they passed ont Of earshot I had a shock. l heard the
little girl call the big man papa.
Why was that a shock7
Because they had been talking together with so
much evident pleasure. so much s~oc.abuItv. that 3, had
never occurred 20 me that father and daughter could
be their relationship. I had fancied the man Uas ,
hotel acquaintance or possibly an uncle.
Nor was this an unaccOuntaLle mistake Of mine
! am sure you would have been deceived i'm Just the
same way. For n you will take notice. I think YOU viii
mad that you seldom hear members OF the same family
talking 20 each other with the same s%ociabUitv. the
same courtesy. the same interest with which tbev rorrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

10 Outsiders
A little boy used 10 know once gave a most naive proof y this fact;
He taken a deep interest IN two OF his mothers quests and aur tho
he asked his mother what relation to each other they were she
him that they yer husband and wife Are yu s,ra5" 10 .La,
"Of course she said' much astonished It his douots. "Whyg- well an.
s"ered I'M youngNer j didn't think they could be-. because even when YOU
Ike friends" ""' |'
There Is n o doubt whatever that ninetynine people o t Of a hundred
nave n totally direrent tone OF voice and ANN for their family from that
they use for their friends Notice when some member OF your FAM:
goe rom M family circle 20 the telephone-surely a Who'll. far n honey
it N
or mark how differently father speaks to mother and the maid when
Is wrong in the household economy Not that ne prefers the
maid &c mother-t Is simply because the maid is "a outsider and. therefore
ehtted o a decenty pleasant voice and a Measure OF courtesy. even when
fault must be found.
Now. OF course I realize that Il IS not either possible o. desirable Il,
treat ones fanHy exactly as m does outsiders admit that there are
M rufcaiu in our intercourse with strangers which f. vont
he absord to carry into the house But ] do think that most OF us might
treat our housemates U-e like friends" as the little hov said without
uncomfortably formal ~
W q "a that home is the one place where We ar no MIR r,r s.vaa
Surely that cannot ean anything hut or best selves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron


A III gin perhaps eight Or nine years old. cam kfpptng on, o,
n n Ysanda q te hotel where Was staying ths sur,e- "a e.
mountains "WS o' across ue
Loo morning" said the little girl: how DO you do this morning.
why, good morning" said the man. turning towards her with eviser,
pleasure I'm ss fine as SIX. thank yu I'm trying to make M. nv r,t,d
whether 10 going to rain or clear on. What DO you thing ~
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DIED.

WEsTW0oD@On Monday. September
g1th. 1912. kENTDN HULL WEST
WOOD. son OF Harris J. and Laura
WeHtwood. AGED Z year and 10 months.
Funeral services Will be held az the
residence OF his parents. 2i01 M~C1l-
loch street. Tuesday. October T. 1912.
a. . 30 . on Iutermeut 40 Mt Wood
cemetery. Friends o. the family in-
vifcd.
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IOST.

LOST Gold d.Hmuud cuff ink rrher
on island or Ir city Reward for re-
$500.
LOST BOSTON hur terrier.
f..r FHI I..HIra ErHma. rHmrnre.
..Il.rf |HI. n-r..ff
Los Thursday evening Loo or about The
AI.'..r" Hotel a a.Hff E.n % N.rrr.
.. |....n cot uif. diamonds Reward
... r.tIrr fI 1u~fr.Irrr.r r rs
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTED-To secure a COPY OF IN.
journal o. the session OF fhe WheeI-
i1g convention. which convened Iebru-
ary II. 1868. This Journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and D%Crfnott.
anu IS wanted for the State Archives ~
W. Va. any owner Of "A COPY OF this
journal Will perform a public servfr.
by ~ommunicatin with tho T~ntciit-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis
Stste ArchiVeist. Charleston. W. Va
tf-iulyi2
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WANTED-TO BUY

uhuTED-nicycles must have a q .
tires aud n good coaster hraha. nrf
over za-inch frame Phons BEL lea1JI
aa0u
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KRAFT-On Sunday. sept %. 1912.
ROSA NJ. vile 81 Frank Kraft. ir
the 43rd year 81 her age
Funeral from her late residence 40
Glsuwuud Heights. "Wednesday affer-
noon 90 . o'clock Friends o. tho
famii. invited Co attend. lntermeut
Greenwood cemetery.
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KRAFT sunday. September goth.
1912 ROSA ~. wife Of Frank Kraff.
% GIcnwooi Heights. IN the fsrd year
~ her axe
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Positions Wanted-Male


WAHTED-Position by experienced .n-
Eine"r. with license. steam ur electric
W Bland. Flushing. a., II y No o
a-1s.t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Be
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHlAL EMBALMER,
1872 nj 1924 Main street.
Calls Ansv cred Da, or NIght-
Store Phones 635
Vic l. Bertschy. Bell Phone I2s2-R
g. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone l229-Y
BFuemmeF & HHdebTsnd
Funera1 Directors and numbaimsra.
Corner Market and 1rEenfv-Hecond Sta.
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ID A 1AHAfNAH 6ENNNNNA-NnN4 hAEk.
hAtIN Write FOR prices chm Bag
20. Dept 81. Richmond. Va
sire sd-st
D AND GENTLEMEN.
cssh paid for cast off ~eIO1hinE. Writs
or cell
u LEVI.
10. los7 AAfksf 81 WheennG. ". Va
wBICollect Bad Bills. Buy ana Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
ana executed. We adjust claims and
max collections on a commission basis.
No objection. no pay. The Buckeye Aler-
can tile Agency, sos Board OF Trade BldE-
WI ceiling. ". Va TT
TEN Secured. Trade
I n blN Mar registered
Booklet free. Fifteen years practice.
H u. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY.
National EHchangs Bank BldE.
wheeling. W. va
WhHTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on Border Warfare" a book descrip-
tive OF the early indian wars IN West
Virginia and ether portions Of the Ohio
valley
Also wanted 90 buy any copies OF old
histories OF Virginia and West virginia,
or county histories. that may be on tho
market Persons having same will ad-
dress History. caro- InteiliKencer.
my-s-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
Positions Wanted = Female


WANTED-Place 20 de- houseu.rk. .v
two young German rirlr. Will rn semi
rnthcly. but prefer Co work toret Or.
1920 McColloch St a-eF-i
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nINC Wanted. secondhand Bags.
HAtIN Write for prices Richmond Bag
Co. Dept. 81. Richmond, Va
S-lT-e. osd-gt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02
PROVES
SERIOUS

Stealing another fellows Overcoat
may Be a Joke If it does not get into
court but otherwise il IS rather sx-
pensiva pleasure. CHf Marrow tried
it last night at q country dance east
Of chiekasha and as a result was ar
rested ana brought before Judge TIP.
Moore this morning on Two charges.
petty larceny. and assault and battery
% one W. A. Scott
According to tae evidence in the
case Morrow took scots oyercoas
from the dance hail and started home.
His horse baked and he was oyertak-
20 and the coat returned to Scott
Angry words ensued between the men
when TEN coat was returned and a
fight took place Ia which Morrow was
accused * abusing Scott Constable
q. C. Githsns arrested Morrow and he
was brought 70 Chickasha this morn
ing where he plead guilty TO both
charges aud was fined $50 and costs.
In default Of the fine be was lodged
in the county jail
Rex Campbell who vas wiih Young
Morrow was arrested on the carge of
carrying a pistol and plead guilty to
the charge before Judge Moore this
morning. He was fined S25 which was
secured and be was released
The dance where the trouble arose
was in the vicinity of Amber ten
miles east Of town Young Morrow
and Campbell who reside in the neign-
f borhood Of Tabler were ouf Of their
home nelghborhood
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02
GOOD ROADS
BOOSTED
The FRISCO
YOakum Viii Send Special
Train Over the En-
tire System

Washington. March with his us
ual broaa-minded policy, alr. B. F. Yoa-
kum of the Frisco System has made
arrangements with the office ~ PUB
i.e Roads 81 the United states depart
ment Of agriculture TO send a Good
Roads Special train over the entire
Frisco system The governments
equipment 0n this train Is the most
ua y date far Illustrating methods Of
road Improvement ever exhibited. I'll
Will require four especially equipped
cars 10 carry this unusual EXHIBIT
There Wiii be exhibited models Of ev-
err type of road construction. from
rhe saHd-elay and gravel roads to che
most expensive type as hltuminous-
maeaaam Also miniature ROAD ma-
clinerg and rock quarFies in opera
tioH as wen as the most improved
types Of bridges and cuiverts. I'm con
suueuoa. Illustrated lectures win
bs given at each STOP and the farmers
and road supervisors along the Frisco
LINES aal have an opportunity to zee
Illustrated rhs most beautiful roads
oi TIE world
This good roads train win cover
about fifteen thousand miles % track
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02
nh HOM | Tfehodf
S4-5 4OU ! z2~ASNs

What long nerve-rackiuE days OF con
siagt torture-what slesplezs nights Of
terrible y-ltch-iseh-iich cen
Etan1 Itch, until it seemed Lhat I must
EeaH on AlT very sktn-lhan-
Instant ralief-my skin cooled so0thad
ard healed
TIE very hrst drops 81 Odd. Pre-
EcfIrtian for Eczema STOPPED that awful
Itch Instantly. yes. the very moment
DID touched the burning ssln tae tar-
tlre ceased a -5e bottle proves To-.
Odd haa been kloHn for ye0ra as
the Only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, for it washes away the disease
germs and leaves the SKIN as clear ana
healthy as thar OF 8 eh5ld
All ether druggists have Odd. Pre-
scfApuea-so % them Il sou can't come
70 aa-but don't accept some big rrcft
substitute
But f you come ta or store we are
50 certain Of what Odd sill d. Tor yo1
that we oIer yCl Z fHl size bottle On
this guarantee ,-if Tnz 90 not find that
i taxes away TIE Itch AZ ONCE. I'll
costs yol not s cent
o#l Drug Store, chlskasha, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02
AT THE ==
PLAY HOUSES
a.s.s
.l'-'--A--~ --.a.-a--s-sa ....a-
KozY THEATRE.

Special Feature Tonight.
Lost ia the Jungles the most
thrilling. ana phenomenal animal pic-
ture eyer prodr1ed. See the fight BE-
tween a woman and a panther
The Engineers Daughter. A thrill
ing railroad story that win make yon
sic un and take notice
An Island Comedy You vim for
get your troubles when You See this
comedy
Illustrated song. When the Blue
Birds are singing in the Valley BY
Leroy Grady
Spot light song. ~At the Rag Time
Ball BY Leroy Grady
Admission
Five ana l1 Gents.
We give you some show for your
money.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02

Aviators are popularly supposed to
be men of iron nerve and perfect ply
steal condition Yet the great W
driHes was rejected for military serr-
Ice on account of physical shorc0m-
ings ard a special arrangement has
had 70 Be made by whieh his services
as Al aviaior might be utilized dur
lag lie French manearer2
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BULLETIN

Webster New International die
tionary.
Addams-Demoefaey and social eth.
i5s
carnegie-Gospei d wealth
GiddinEs Elements 81 sociology
cheyney Introduction 70 the iu
dnairial ana social history Of England
DeBekker stokes encyclopedia
oi music and musicians.
Jameson Sacred ana legendary
art
Mason Opera stories.
C0nnor-sky Pilot
Crawford White sister
0aie-Friendahip village
Baldwin-A SCHOOLGIRL o. Moscow
Hennett-A Great Man. q story OF
"a literary career
coreddi Thelma
Dumas Three Maskateers
Fenollosa-Truth Dexter
Dragon Painter
Fowler Concerning isabel Carna.
By Subsection Of Isabel carnaby
Gould Grandma
Hafiand Cardinals snuff Box.
Distraction Of Martha
James spoiles OF Poynton.
Aeredlih-Diua OF the Crossways.
Aefwin-The Roadbuilders
Porter The Harvester
Ward Marcslla. Lsdy Roses
Daughter Lady Merton. Colonist
Taylor Nlcauor. a teller OF tales
Twain iuokle0sgee Finn. Tom
Sawyer.
Bellamy Looking Backward.
Beach The Silver Horde
Rivers Satar saudafsen.
Report 81 Commissioner of Educa
ton SIX volumes
Agricultural Yearbook. g volumes.
Special Report Of Census Bureau.
volumes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-02
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