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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
WORK STARTS ON
TABERNACLE TODAY
VOLUNTEER WoRkMEN TO RE-
PORT THIS MORNING.
Mammoth Dinner in the First U. p.
Church - Noon-First Of the
Prayer Meetings Tonight.

Volunteer Worhmen from all over
the city and including Warwo0d.
Martins Ferry !;ridrO port. Bellairc.
NcMcchen Eenwooi and the outline
pike district will assemble this
morning Du the Twenty street
play grounds and promptly 81 = O'Clock
active wors on TN" construction OF
the big tahoraa clt 10 u~ u-ei for the
coming "H.ll!" sunday meetings. VIII
pe commence
For 'he past wee, or ten DAYS. h.
Klievcs Lumber Company and "a"
Scott Lumber towDauy have had Soy
cral teams hauling lumber ~ ne
GROUNDS and all had l"en delivered
Iud rcafr fnr The workweu - start
upon tc-!as During this time Mr.
Gil ha.t bad several carpenters al
Wor. siNi"g the lumber go proper
lynlthS and pil!nc - On plies a. dr..
i"roni portions %. IN" grounds ready
for h" W9rNwcu. 80 'hore will be- as
'.t''' con usi'n as possible
The work v.. lr under the general
supervision az Nr CAN and he will be
extremely bus, loohiug after The
various portions az the wora and
h""p.ng hass Tho army ~ men that
Viii be- un li" Job y noon tho worf-
men MI! be- served ~i-h banJuet IN
thc Tir.t Tinted Presbyterian church.
ami % viii DOB e Very elaborate and
.It.si,irr menu thar viii De- served
Dos on. i.d.H- Df fu- Thomson VI T..
N.rauod 81 D.. First baptist. F.rst
PRESBYTERIAN and ,anc" Memorial
churches
TO Rush Work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30

mail charges and mail pay promises
10 produce some very complicated
problems.
That the horse-drawn vehicle. so far
as commercial users are concerned.
will have practically disappeared from
the streets OF this city by 1917 is the
prediction made by traffic exeperts
who have just completed an analysis
OF the extent and rspidity with which
motor trucks and delivery wagons are
di.placing the older form OF vehicle.
Already the days of DObbin's CONNER
cial usefulness are numbered. and II is
only question. q; a short time when.
so far as the conduct OF lis business
il concerned. New York will become
IN" worlds first horscless city Ac
cording TO conservative estimates no
less than 22.V0o trade automobiles are
in use in this city with atotal horse
power of more than onc-third or a NIL
lion. our OF the 5000 motor vehicles
registered i'm the state 5000 are owned
or used IN Greater New York. accord
ing 10 the opinion of experts. This
figure does not include. however. the
motor trucks and delivery wagons Kept
In nearby cities which are used here
on IN the 'raus por'ation of freight he
tween outside points and This city.
Neither docs 70 take into account the
numerous small motor vehicles used
cor H.ht delivery work Considering
aI ;hc~D CLASSES many experts credit
New York with 3u.nnO Commercial
vehicles. auf even The more CCnserva-
rive estimate Of 9@.uiu furnishes an
iut"rc-f mr. commentary on the rate
al which jhc horse is disappearing
here
Thar tho week from Christmas 70
Sew Years brought - Lolden harvest
20 hu'cl employees IN this city III the
shape OF tips and presents. is indi-
Gated by the records o. the garucred
spoIs which are now more or l"ss
complete 80 far the record Tor bell
bows is hold d. arr uptown hotel.
where The ayorie" amount collected
during SIX DAYS 10y each of the uni
formed Youngsters is reported as he
ing $i> While lower figures pr"vailo!
- other hotels. it is safe - assume
That s.. would no. be far from tho
boil hoy aNrrtIc for the first class
hotels \cno,- s. willing 20 venture
an ,-timtt" ON The extent Ia which
christmas enriched the au powerful
clan az head walters. although 10 Is
known 20 Doe YER, iare" Generally
speaking. thr room clerks AIRED eN-
fr"mcly we'll Nn ac.ut ls' 81 the
gi'. received o. 90 popular .lcrE IN 70
popular hotel .nclrd'd SIX suits OF silk
underwear. eight boxes nf cigars. 200
ciltr"ttcz. -lr," Huo u.cite-. So IN
cash. ON" scarf piu. tv" pounds candy.
tNo Pack"'haoks. sin pairs sila socts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30

one hat. one tie clasp. one pair cur
links. one jar preserved figs. But al
though this Christmas was 4 good one
for hotel employees. It is OF no modern
growth. Twenty years ago. according
la manager who was then an ele-
vator boy on the only car at the Old
Windsor hotel. his average gifts in
cash Appropriated $500. During a
period OF four wears. the smallest holt
day contributions he received amount
ed TO STAG. while the banner week set
a high water mark OF 1926.
LO\GACRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30

vival services are in progress there
Will be no services at the various
churches Interested in the NOV ement.
all uniting in the tabernacle services.
Sunday school will he held a. usual.
but all other services OF the church
will be suspended. The morning serv
ice AT the tabernacle will be more
exclusively for the church members,
but the general public will be WEI
come and are invited to attend this
and pll the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
JURY
BUSINESSES WITNESSES

INDIANAPOLIS. nd. Jan. 2s.-Indi-
cations that the federal grand jurys
Investigation cf the dynamite con
spracy rs drawing 70 a close. with
the probability that Indictments may
ho returned at The end OF this or the
beginning of next week. was shown
to-day with The dismissal OF many
minor Witnesses who long had been
held n" ccrroborate evidence already
Introduced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
New York Sees Menace
To Trade Supremacy

eaters, who have come 20 look upon
the Condiment as one of their inalien-
able rights. OF which the trusts are
now accused of depriving them. For
many years the free Catsup bottle has
been an important feature of the
lunch counters al which AN army of
nearly half million workers are az
CustOmed to snatch their MONDAY
rcpast al "A cost OF from five 10 tificcn
cents. aud the amount which has
daily been consumed without charge
would b. sufficient TO float good
sized ship. Now. however. the edict
has gone forth that because az the
increased cost ~ food there will b.
mo- more frr" CLfSup served with low
priced meals Persons CONSUMING
only rv'Ceu; lunch viii. il they
want Catsup. be- compelled to pay
five cents for it. Consumers of ais
costing 'ou or fifteen cents will r.-
cciN- free a half portion hat IL oi."
small dab while the -ourmani oi
tho uuicN lunch counter who con
sUu~- 20 twenty five cent meal will
receive fr.' al charge .u'l portion -
socallrd consisting OF tWu d=h-
Probably no other curtlilmeu' %, she
lllAAlte N..lss anu t4af-Iff 900 80 t..'.'t
MANY % them dur.ug IN" lt-f gear.
has m.d - ~ such general GrnUuc.'-
ton. and already ialt has been heard
here az fh" establishment OF 81 pol
,ical body pledged 20 civ" T. vote
only 20 such candidates rs shall worN
Tor the restoration Of the fr,' cltsup
bottle as 30" first step toward ia" r.
Ggc'iOn OF the price Of food.
AS 'he publishing center Of M"
country. New YORK. Is both Interested
and pIIzlrd hy recent opinions nj 'h"
POS fofic" department. concerning ~"
transportation a. periodical pubiic3-
t!ous According 70 IN" POSTMASTER
Genera ore ~ tho largest local dai
l'. points cUi th" rirnt % puhlisher.
"a send matter by mail H. not = right
~ all bur privilege. and should h."
restricted To publications carrying a.
much reading matter "a idv"rtIsiu-.
for which privilege be- would hay"
them pay twice tine present rate q
proposal which = meeting WIN very
I'M" sympathy here. Til" situation
Us -t.ll further comp,-ra''d hy ~"
pleas 81 th' railroads for comp~r
s1tion for the transportation col the
mai = which viii at least enable Them
20 earn fair return for This branch
az service. on which az present they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
Figures for 1911 Indicate That Rest
OF Country is Gradually Cutting
Down the City's Share Of
Foreign Commerce.


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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12
PERSONALITIES

A. BUCK. president Of Hu.chin-
son Sugar Plantation Company, IS Al
present visiting the plantation IN Kan
MR. AND MRS. JOHN MADEIRA
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter Lily % Mr. Q. H OF
MISS FLoRENcE i YARRow,
who for many years was pastors as
sisfant at Central Union Church, Is
delivering lectures In New Jersey,
with Hawaii as her subject
MRS. A q SMITH, matron OF the
Homestead was rendered 4 reception
last night a linen shower and Low.
Ing cup figured ID the remembrances
Mira Smith leaves the position today
REV HENRY 2. JUDD. Of Kahu-
l1I, Maui. accompanied 81 his wife
and son, arrived ID the city Sunday
morning on business trip. He viii
return 70 Kahului next Friday on the
FIRST LIEUT. W pRIDoEN,
First Infantry, has been detailed IS
j1d 1e ddtocate 0f the general court
martial 70. meet at Schofield Bar
racks, rice Lieut. Harry Wells
10 elenf 6tusz6 eaotma Yc0s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12
Honolulu Star-Bulletin.

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
SIR: Permit me to question the an
announcement made IN Saturdays Star
Bulletin that Senator warren or wy
Oming was reelected 20 the Senate OF
the United states.
What Is probably the case Is that .
legislature has been elected In Wy
|omink 10 which Senator Warren's par
|ty has majority. which Is likely next
january TO re-eiect the Senator
Senators are not chosen at popular
elections, though q few states have
primary elections for the nomination
|0f candidate whom the members Of
the legislature are pledged in advance
to support
The first Tuesday after the assem-
bling Of the Wyoming Legislature just
elected certainly not earlier than
next January the two houses Of the
Legislature will vote FOR senator #
senator Warren has majority In
each house be viii Be declared elect
ed.
II no one has majority ID both
houses. on the following day the two
houses meet IN Joint tession and again
vote. and anyone receiving majority
81 ne combined vote Is declared elect
ed.
A ballot must be taken each day Of
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

No such fighting IS ehrohiclel ii modern his
|..1. save ID one Instance, Is that now ii prog
I.ss ii Turkey between the Allied Armies Of the
81Ikans and the Ottoman soldiery The soil
Iar< exception is the terrible and splendid ex:
ample Of The Rasso7J apanese war
According TO cable news yesterday 10000
men are Wounded IN the field IN Europe OF
0c<e the larger portion are Turks while the
IuIearians comprise probably Che majority d
ne stricken allies II Is not unlikely that an
ANAL number q wounded have been gathered ID
ne disoIRanizel Turkish cities sent buck home
81 The Allies q: are lying ii border hospitals
ana karrisoDet towns.
Turkey army ii. the field has been variously
.sIiinafed ut from 800 900 to 4O0,O 900 men, while
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Mayor Fern has brought 70 the front topic
.at needs careful considerations BY the citizens
Honolulu, that 81 4 definite policy d street
Improvement
Ii brief. the mayors idea & that the city
ouId be divided into twelve districts, and that
month should be taken for street and road re-
''1s D cach district, provided that length of
Ne y necessary He would assemble the mu.
'lo| plant IN onc district, complete the work
IS. H'i1 p full force of men, equipment and
|1IaI move The plant to tie next district the
flowing month, aud 80 on
Mayor Fffn Eo< Democratic board CT 81.
'.ors Is becl him up for Tie next two sears,
"a this plan IS not unlikely to be carried into
.1| Meanwhile, It behooyes the people Or
.0o|u|n 70 Be thinking over their needs for
||| improvement aud getting ready to present
"a. b the board II The district plan Seems
.'|'1 TIE only question will be where The
. . % start next january II there Il any
...e1.<nt With the mayors policy, the eiti-
.|oo|I prepare q manifest that Disagree
'.'..| Officials Be d accord on this import
..'cr| AID work together for Tie next tive
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

receipt Of information that the pre-
sent Japanese owners do not intend
@ comply with this building proyis-
lon.
The LOT was acquired originally from
the Territory In sale to w. s. Wise
who In turn sold It to Hata and the
latter leased Il to q Japanese firm
there. The Territory made the condi-
ton given above when the original
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

.| musical effort does not receive TIE
rs. ii. Kind of spirit 81 help that Is respon-
.... |0f the great work 81 Palano settlement,
FOR sending ratine yaclit to the coast, o. .
..|< swimmer to Stockholm There should
f. .I.1| pride behind our organizations Of what.
..- Kind. II they arc devoted to HonpIulu's de-
.|..0en| il i certainly just IS much % the
..|'I 81 this city to produce great musical 50.
Sets Is 10 turn out the fastest swimmer II the
Intense pride ii local achievement Is . sure
.'.n 81 j city bound TO progress
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12
EDITOR
the armies Of the Allies combined will probably
reach between $4,000 and 100000.

the armies Of the Allies combined will probably
reach between $4,000 and 800, 900.
In the greatest battle Of the Russo Japanese
war, the series Of engag ements around Makden,
Japan's three divisions numbered all told 400.
900 men and the Russian ARMY fifty thousand
less The Russian loss AZ Mukden was placed
at 800 Officers and 81, 900 men killed wounded
and prisoners, the Japanese loss at 81 900. Fif-
~ thousand Japanese gave up their lives at Port
Arthur, Of whom -, 600 persisted IN that mag
nificent assault Of 2O3 Metre Hill
e Compared with these tremendous losses, the
casualties Of the Civil War seem insignificant.
Gettysburg Is generally regarded aslthe greatest
and Antietam as the bloodiest battle Of the Civil
War, vet ii Gettysburg tile combined loss Of
both armies was but 1, $50 killed and 27,203
Wounded, while Antietams toll was 1914 killed
and Is, S9z wounded.
Casualties 81 the Balkan Turkish war are not
yet definite but both sides have suffered severe.
III III one engagement, that Of saturday, No.
xeIlber 2, when the Turks were being driven back
% Ichotaljo, the last line 81 tifications guard
Ing constantinopIe, the Ottoman army vas de-
plele,l by 20,Q00 killed 81 fatally wounded III
several other aeements each side has lost up.
sxalxls q tie same number.
The s(a6cl Bulealial army, numbering
n 900 men when Il took the field scarce q
month ago. has stood the brunt Of The fighting.
To-Day II il said lie army i exhausted, more
than half 81 its handy Veterans killed o. wound
81, the others sustained only By their launtless
spirit Little 1Iontenegfo's 5000 men hive
thrown themselves reeklessly into the fray on
the Other side Of the hated enemy, and hay SUI.
Tered loss Of almost i third Greece and Ser.
via have Likewise lost heavily. But they have
Vo|, brilliant succession Of Victories and the
map Of Europe has been changed overnight.
philosophers will find room for marvel that
d generation fh.lt has made more progress to-
ward Iofl1.l|cate than any other there should
Be such bloody and inexornble war; fighting
men viii tel tier veins fire With enthusiasm
81 tie STORY s. |e6l< sacrifice written With such
onfslIerint hand Is the lsce 81 certain death
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

sale took place. Now it is understood
the lessees intend erecting q frame
fish market structure on the premises
II the lessees persist in their inten-
ton the Governor says the Territory
win take the matter into court
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

With regard to the large building
which il was reported lately the Iiish-
op Estate was going to erect opposite
the Young Hotel, 1t is stated on atI-
thority that the matter has not ;ld-
Vanced even to the engagement Of an
architect by the trustees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Russia and Austria apparently want to be in
at the death Of tie Sick Man Of Europe IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Having his own way is Characteristic with
Teddy When be was shot he said that he want
led the campaign to 90 right ahead, and il did
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Teddy has found out that the south is just as
solid as ever, notwithstanding bis visit No
|shaky ground anywhere
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

In the language Of the turf, Link is off with
q rush IN the gover1orship race and leading b,
several lengths 1T the quarter post.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Do friend favor and he viii think |
he 4 doing you 9 favor In letting you
do It. 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Christmas shopping IS q very desirable tOpicI
to substitute now for party politics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

ABRAMS Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Abrams. Nov 2. 1912, i son.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

This silence At Oyster Bay Is 50 sudden.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12
GEsDAT SovEMBER1g, 1912

I'eS Hsere iros nerer yet philosopher
That could endure the tootbache patiently,
shakespeare
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-12

Botb houses II tie next legislature NIL sui.
or - TIE result Of The election o. last week.
This 5 1ol paflI4.n cry Impartial exalaina.
|'bn 81 ne legislators chosen last Tuesday shows
that several men 81 much. needed experience were
defeated, II some instances BY men lacking both
experience and ability The house viii Be left
without az experienced man for the chairman
slip s. The important Judiciary committee, and
several otller committee will be made up almost
entirely 81 uediocre material The senate has
suffered less severely Although both houses
have Republican majorities their record il the
next Legislature viii undoubtedly be married BIZ
lack Of laaterial for the body # The committees
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-22
Great Holiday Offer.

That great farm publication. TIA,
NILSSON III A\b KANSAS FARM
ER. II Kansas Guy. Mo-. l. making 4
GREAT HOLIDAY bltEE 10 new
Subscribers. Anyuih' sending .ircui =
Niil receive he Missouri and kansa,
Farmer = WHOLE YEAR. and wi
u - receive REE u great parkag,
containing - lIEAl rItIL roST
CARES consisting IT FLORAL.
Il iRrllDAI ERECTING
CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR. VAL.
ENTINE aud EASTER: all OF yer,
latest designs AMI high work of art.
only - cents gets yuu the Farmer fui
year and the package Of ~ cards.
Send TODAY. Address MlSSOi III
AND KANSAS FARMER. sth n Me.
Ore SIS. Kansas tity. Mo. Dept. \.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-22
Goes Into Bankruptcy.

VI. \. Rundlc, ui craig. has iil,d
ii> pet itton In bankruptcy In to,
federal court. with &. &. Colt. clerk,
~ ~, .lu-rph. through his ATTORNEYS,
- okcs \ stokes. HIS petition SHOW
total ui ~lG.ii1 IN liabilities and ~.
SITS oi si,lul. OF the assets, So, j.
Ia household goods and Wearing ap
pir,l
Include IN The assets l. a farm ui
l'h acres IN Cheyenne county. Kan,
49,, whicll has one mort gage of So
and another III u san AGAINST II ana
T. valued AZ Sl.,a1. i'ari ct the ~,
sets represent property over which
here j. liliga, ion AMI apparent - bul
little al TIA" assets viii bc aNdilJlIi
for the Indebtedness.
From indications Iiundr la> done
a big business during the past irN
months.
Considerable uf he iudrl' rdnrN> Is
for labor 10y pirkcrS IN the orchards
and for hauling apples.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-22
New Point and Vicinity.


DR.. kcarnry and vii" vent to ST.
Joseph, Tuesday III 'lieir car
--Chas. Fields and vile drove
through 10 81, Joseph. Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hodges came up from ST.
Josep, FRIDAY. visit Mrs. kearncy.
c,,l,rin. Terry. who Mas unite
sick las, week. l. much better, and
up.
han Dreher and family yisi,e,
win Fred n,,h.r and family. sun.
dav
linn Thornhill came on, from For.
.s, Cuy,o .hu.L corn far Watson
H,oomer
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Ma,.r,. SUNDAY
A" ~" ~" ''''e'', ~ w. -.
"".' ~" W." ~! Wv
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'o'"''''''
-Hliah i'atu,''"''' "i'e al" """on'
Ter. Maud: Ed, Davis and family
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-22

In Visit Friends and rpilt ives
Dnr Of Mr. NanlJr>rrr's daupl.
tiers. Of King City. Mo. arrived here
recently, 10 keep house for her father
this winter.
Mr.. J. r. Jenkins and Jauyh,,,.
Miss Helen. of Lincoln. N,b. visited
lac, v..l, vi,h Al, and Ar. 4,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-22
Presbyterian Church Notes,

Attendance NJ both services and
Sunday school was unusually good last
Sunday.
On Tuesday, Harvey Evans, Mrs.
Will Markt and Mrs. h. a. Neither.
land left for the sunday school con.
vcntion In Kansas city.
Mrs. Lindsay, Of 81. Louis. was
greeted 10y good audience of ladies
saturday afternoon, and gave a most
inspiring missionary address. Tile
missionary society voted to take up a
study of the new book on China
"thina's New Day" The books vii
bc a, praycrmer,ing tonight and those
Who subscribed can yet them.
Usual services on sunday.
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