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Evening star., 1912-07-11
WEATHER
Unsettled This Afternoon and To.
night: Friday Fair.

For the District of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia. unsettled this afternoon
and tonight. Friday fair; light to moder-
ate variable winds.
Rising pressure over the north-central
portion Of the country has resulted in
some modera tion in tempe: ature in the
lake region. Over the remainder Of the
country. there was not much change, ex-
cept in the northwest and extreme CEN
| trail west where it is considerably
| warmer with falling pressure.
Local thunGerShOWerS continued east OF
| the Mississippi river but to the westward
| the weather was generally fair. except
| in Arkansas. Missouri, North Dakota and
western Montana.
Unsettled weather will continue tonight
and Friday in the lower lake region and
| the Atlantic states. but probably without
| much rain. except in the southeast, where
| showers will continue. In the upper lake
| region. the Ohio valley and the east gulf
| states the weather will be generally fair.
! 1t will be somewhat cooler tonight in
| the lake region. New England and the
Middle Atlantic states.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate southwest and
west; on the middle Atlantic coast mod
crate southwest to northwest: on the
| southwest except variable on the Florida
| coast; on the east gulf coast light to
| moderate variable.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF
the thermometer and barometer at the
| weather bureau for the twenty-four
Thermometer-Yeste 4 pm. 81;
pm, 81; IL midnight 7S; today.
am. II; 8 am, IS; IL noon, 86; 2 pm
81. Maximum. 80. at 4:45 pm. yester-
day; minimum. ~. at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. SO; minimum. 75.
| Barometer-Yesterda pm, 1898
s pm. 29.s5 IL midnight. 2S.s3; today
am. 1898: am, 1896: IL noon
1892; 2 pm. 29.90.
Condition of the Water.
8 am: Great Falls-Temperature "a
condition. Is. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
| perature, S5: condition at north connec
ton, Is; condition at south connection, 3S
Tide Tables.
| Today-Low tide 1:3O am and II 2:
pm; high tide, 4:3S am. and 5:G7 pm.
| Tomorrow-Low tide. 1929 am; higf
tide, 5:35 am. and sos pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose. 4:43 am; sun sets
7:26 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:43 am
Moon rises 1:2' am. tomorrow.
| The City Lights.
The city lights ana naphtha lamps az
| lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
Lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
| extinguished forty-five minutes before
| sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
| HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. July H.
Potomac muddy and Shenandoah clear
| this morning.
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LIVERPOOL
BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md. July 11.-Wheat-
Firmer; spot contract. 1.0lA: July. 1.O1
August 1.O1: September. 1.02n; steamer
No red, gA: receipts. 3O.ss3 bushels
grade, 971aa1.Ol1s.
Corn-Dull: spot contract. 1s; receipts.
12,O13 bushels.
oats-steady: No. q white. o3haA
standard white. o3h ao3ls; NO. white'
Rye-Quiet; No. western export. un-
changed: No. western domestic, un-
changed; receipts, 166 bushels.
Hay-Dull: No. l timothy. unchanged;
No i, clover. mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights quiet; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel. unchanged.
Cork. for orders. per quarter, lun-
changed.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, July 11.-American securi-
ties opened steady and fraction higher
today. Trading was qciet dur.ns the
forenoon. with prices ranging from II to
y higher than yesterdays New York
closing.
Later the improvement was lost under
New York selling. Canadian Pacific de-
ciined points and closed weak, and the
rest of the list finished dull
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sa!es-Rcgu,ar call. IL o'clock noon:
Potomac Cons. 5s. 1000 at 1884.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 5s. $2.cO)
at 1O4i..
Capital Traction. 10 at 1881. at 123a4, 10 at
1885,, 10 at 123, IL at 123. at 123, l at 123
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., at
9412 % ut 94ia.
Merscnthaler, ) at 22o5s, at 221. 10 at 22l,
10 at 2a0s..
Ianston. q at 32A.
Riggs National Rank. 10 mt 5a5. 10 at 800
American Security and Trust, 10 at .9J 10 at
2.9. at so. 10 at 290 at 297.
United States Trust, 2 at 40
Evening star., 1912-07-11

Miss Mary Johnston. the novelist, who
is spending the summer at the Brocken-
borough cottage, Hot Springs. Va. dur
ing the building Of her new house. is at
work upon a novel to be published in the
autumn. She has not yet told her friends
what the. title is to be.
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AN ANNUITY

tssned hy The MntE,l Life Insurance comp.ny
will assure ycu a life income. which Is Suarzn.
iced ny Ave aundred and eighty seven NIL.
lion dollars Of assets. accumulated in a success
ful business experience OF sixty nine years.
Applications received by
THOMAS r. MORGAN.
Fourth Floor Front. Southern Building.
18th and II NV.
Evening star., 1912-07-11

Bar silver barely steady, 81 l5-1Gd per ounce.
Money. 2a2h, per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is 1915 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
three month bills IS 15-16a3 per cent.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
THREE REPORTS likely
IN STEEL INVESTIGATION
Stanley, Gardner and Young
Are Expected to Submit
Findings.

At least three reports on the United
States Steel Corporation are expected
from the Stanley trust investigating COM
mittee. This became known today when.
after the members Of the committee had
heard portions of tine report prepared bS
Chairman Stanley, Representative Gard
ner Of Massachusetts, asked for a post
ponement Of consideration until Monday.
At that time it is expected that additional
reports will be submitted. Mr. Gardner
will have a minority report Of himself
and perhaps two other republicans
II Chairman Stanley will eliminate por-
tons of his report Mr.. Gardner may agree
with HIM on statement OF facts dis
covered in the investigation. One of the
contentious points will be the absorption
Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad
Company by the United States Steel Cor
pOratiOn.
Dislikes Scolding.
Mr. Gardner is willing to set forth the
facts surrounding this merger, its effect
on the steel trade and financial situation
at that time, and its results to the coun-
try. He does not feel, however that the
House is punitive body, and that the
report should be a scold of the individuals
responsible for the ABSORPTION
Much Of the information In the Stan
ley report will be Objectionable to repub-
licans because they regard II as being
for campaign purposes. They feel that
the committee should rot resort to COM
ment on things that have Daased, but
should apply itself to discovery of rem
edies to prevent recurrence in the future.
Representative Young of Michigan made
copious notes of the proceedings of the
committee, and a report from him is ex.
pected. Mr.. Young and Mr.. Gardner dis
agree on the facts discovered, but are oil
one mind as to the character of the
report. Mr.. Gardner has freely stated to
the committee that he does not believe
that any report savoring of demagogy will
be of advantage.
Looks to the Future.
II do not care who is guilty Of wha.
has happened" Mr. Gardner said. What
we want to get at is some way to stop
such deals in the future.
Chairman Stanley's report is volum-
inols. No member Of the democratic side
of the committee has had time to become
conversant with what the chairman has
prepared.
The fl st proofs of the Stanley report
are expected Friday, and from that time
until the next meeting on Monday the
committeeman will study 1t to come to
a conclusion as to what should be done
The chairman of the committee is
anxious to get his report in before the
adjournment Of Congress- and a discus
sion of It on the floor will be precipitated
by its presentation.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
Leading Stocks Depressed.

Apprehension cf a money furry coupled
with a revival of yesterdays late selling,
combined to depIess leading stocks to the
lowest level reached since the elimination
of the bull movement IN the spring
Trading was active as prices tell. Stocks
were we'll taken, however, and recoveries
were general, the exceptions being few
issues of an especial class such as Cana
dian Pacific.
On the other hand, Cans and the To-
bacco shares were relatively strong.
Bonds We're easy.
Prices were not much changed in the
noon hour. business coling almost to a
halt on the recovery.
There was another fractional decline in
some of the active issues late in the
afternoon. Trading continued at low
ebb, without especial feature.
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II you want work read the want col
umns Of The Star.
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Losses in Some Stocks, But
Recoveries Are Made.
MONEY FURRY Is FEARED
Prospective Higher Rate Is Factor
for Depression.
OFFERINGS ARE WELL TAKEN
Cans and Tobacco Shares Hold
Strong, While Canadian Pa
cific Shows Weakness.

NEW YORK. July l1.-Some Irregular
ity was shown by the stock market at tne
opening, with heaNiness in Reading, ST
Paul, Southern Pacific and the metal
stocks. In the special class Westinghouse
declined point.
Prospective higher rates for money were
a factor for depression, but the active
stocks were we'll supported and the losses
were soon regaiaed, with some reduction
in activity.
Evening star., 1912-07-11
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. July 11.-Showery. cool
weather in the spring crop country today
took the snap out of the buying side of
the wheat market. There were also re-
ports at hand that mills had been less
active and prices for flour depressed.
Furthermore. Liverpool sent word Of the
advance at that port having been checked
by better harvest advices from Russia.
The opening here was the same as last
night to Y down. September started at
.00A to 1.OO1a. showing change Identical
with that Of the market taken alto
gether, and then declined to 99s.
Corn suffered from lack of adequate
support. Wheat weakness appeared to
make the bulls lose confidence. Septem-
-. opened isaA to ssa1a lower. 1t 6s.i
to 6S1. and sagged to 6Ssat;sh.
Hedging sales against country pur-
chases of new oats pulled down that
cereal.
September started a shade to, Is on, at
35Ss to 35ssa35a4. and fell to 3ois
Provisions dropped on account OF lower
prices for hogs. Initial sales ranged from
2h to ~ easier with September 1S.421z
for pork TO- SO for lard and 1855 for ribs.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. July 11-Closing: Wheat.
spot No red western winter. steady,
SIS I'd: No . Manitoba, IS 11ed; No. 3
Manitoba, IS 1Oizd. Futures firm; July.
Is ed: October IS 27sd: December, as
oL.d. Corn, spot steady: American mixed.
old 6s l11Sd; new American. kiln dried.
6s lOd. Futures strong; July. As 1O3zd;
September, As 9isd.
Evening star., 1912-07-11

HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS TODAY.
II am, 1860 u ra... 276,l00
lp.m., 30l,700
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-25
| [ THE GODDARD HOTEL

European $500 and ID American $500 and i.p Room 75c and $Loo Per Day
 One Block From Bath Houses
 Centrally Located For All Points MRS. J. w. HUTSELL, Prop. 150 outside rooms, electric lights, call bells, hot and cold running water, sta tionary wash stands.
 Apartments for light housekeeping in connection with hotel.
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Cratehouse Child,s Funeral.

What is eLossIT1 Ask your Dealer.
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NEWELL GIRL
MYSTERY SURROUNDING
SUDDEN DEATH CLEARED
Police at First Thought That
Beautiful Annie Connors
Had Met With Foul
Play.
Special Dispatch to tn. Inteuiseneer.

Special Dispatch 20 the rnteiiigencer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. July lO.-The
mystery surrounding the beautiful
young woman who was found drowned
in the Allegheny river was cleared up
This afternoon when she was identi.
ned as Annie Connors. aged 90 Years.
OF Newell. W. Va. The identification
was made by her brother-in-law, WI.
liam NJ. Bucher
After making the identification Blu.
cher told Deputy Coroner John Black
that the dead woman lived with him
and his wife at Newell She was en-
ployed as n ware brusher at the Ho-
mer Laughlin pottery and china com
pany's plant at East Liverpool. 0.
The dead woman left her home on
Sunday evening. July Z. at $50
O'Clock. Why she came to this city
her brother-in-law could not tell as
she had no relatives or friends here.
The dead woman. so Bucher stated.
was not entangled in any love affairs,
so far as they knew.
The girl is an orphan. her mother
and father both having been dead for
some time. The body will be shipped
TO Newell for burial.
There was a disposition on the mart
or the police for a time TO believe
that the girls death may have been
due 10 foul play. but they are now
convinced that it was a plain case of
suicide.
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city. but now of Rochester. Pa, is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Miss Sarah Porter will leave this
morning for Liberty. Ind. to spend a
month with her sister.
Mrs. Richard Allen left last even.
ing for California. where she will
join her husband. who is located
there.
Walter Dietrich. of McConnells-
vile. is spending a few days with
friends and relatives.
NV Georgianna Hawkins re.
turned this morning TO her home at
Waynesburg. a. after spending the
past few days with friends.
Miss Alkaline Martin. of Columbus.
Ohio, is spending a few days with
friends and relatives here.
Elsewhere in these ~uiumns will
be found an account of the Marshall
County Goods Roads association.
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GOOD WORK
Done Daily in wheeIino-many cIti-
xens Tell Of IT,

Nearly every reader had heard OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good work
In Wheeling still continues and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse.
ment by public testimony No better
proof Of merit can be had than the
experience OF friends and nelghbors.
Read this case:
Mrs. Harry Tice. 704 Main street
Wheeling. w. Va, says: For a mum.
Der OF years / felt out OF sorts and did
not know what allied me. Ny back
ached almost all the time and was
very weak, and also had severe pains
across my kidneys which made IL i'm.
possible for me to bend over. Dizzy
spells also bothered me and felt
poorly in every way. Some one finally
told me about Doan's Kidney Pills and
decided TO give them a trial. II re.
CURED but few doses to bring relief
and as continued their use. the pains
became less severe until they entirely
disappeared. Doan's Kidney pills
brought me such great benefit that
am only too pleased TO recommend
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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s-rafrhinE afscr vhirh thsrr ~ bum
mE 49, 80 adrs-ti-cnolt o. frra
s-nnries 70 rufie,lra sap aud Cufi-r-a
hinfrront arf wrlfe o. th~m Thsr dII
90 So iru-u0silafeiv 80 tan tourht .
80 ~ fufirura uirfussuf ard . cake -
fuftrura soap - ru-rd IN to ve.ks
f,iusf.ii f.errr- Wosstrn laa 1l. 1914
- ouir 49, Crtira-s soap 80 Ofrtureut
rrir-t faiuaiis on 80 fr-strert ~ -rr--..s
80 oiis-r disfres-inr ~rTlrrlans - "A Ia 40
sar. be nu offer raraa' cots - % r..rh
o. piuarie. tiafHtusfs. 10. raush I'D ony
stins. ftcsins. 10y srail- ~. ttln I'D
t-iinE haif. eharIFf hanfs I'D sfar-irss
uai's. ncr o. 81 81 ertuor1araly. A anrIa
rase - Cuta-1ira 500 lz1r aad i-or q
tufi-l-a tiiutuafuf 500 ~ cfirn srlfrr irut
ston az ela- has fsaef SD ttrsuanous
thr ssrid iitersl a.uiris 81 eaeh n,aied
fFs-. sith Sc. sHin nect tssirsss nsst-
oarf 'tutirufa. neQs. r H.~ton
- rrgi,irr f.sssi NO saosiid 49, Cufir,rra
sosp shsvtns sti,s. 15c. sampis ~
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To close on SUNDAY

Chief OF Police W. +. Games in.
formed his officers yesterday 10 serve
notice on all owners OF confectionaries
ana stores that they must remain
closed on Sunday. The sale OF cigars
corrections. etc. are strictly pro.
hIol'ed' and The violaiSrs will be
prosecuted Ice cream can be served
ONLY al hotels and boarding houses
WIN meals. II was stated on good
authority that the news stands would
PROBABLY be closed. There is also talk
OF stopping the Ohio river from run.
ming past this city on Sunday hut
This report could not he verified
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WARWOOD


Greater Warwood will not have a free
man dellVery for some time at least A
PoSt otrce department. inspector re-
Gently went over the town. and his rec
concentration to the postmaster general
Is that free mail delivery be not grant
ed TOT the present The reason why. OF
COURSE VIII not be made known For
ner mayor J. ". Abercrornbie Mayor
Charles II. Dowler and council had ali
things IN condition. so that when the
inspector made his visit here there
would De no reason why he could not
make favorable report The streets
were REMEMBERED. the houses numbered
and the streets put in first class con
would be considered
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Fairview Hill Road Closed.

No Work. No Worry With oLossIT.
Ask your Dealer.
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Bsnwood Br1efs and P.r.on.l.

James Little. Pat KOney and John
Kelley. who left here rcveral weeks ago
70 take a flying trip over the country.
have returned home.
Tne Benwood Juniors would like TO
play the Don't Worry team sunday az
ternoon on the Loop grounds
N J Morgan II spending a Few days
At a hshing camp down the river
EDWARD Vance. % Pittsburgh. - the
MI ana MIS- Seamon Bowers left yes
terday for weeks fishing trip down
the river.
MiSs laa Edwards - recovering from
several days illness
Joseph sheppard. who underwent an
operation recently at the North Wheel
ing no. pital o. setting along nicely. ana
home
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Mrs. Harry Kennedy put twelve fat
fowls In a coop on the rear Of her
premises Tuesday night. and when she
ing they were all dead except one and
~ sasped n few minutes and ''croake.i :"
The misfortune was caused by n door
OF the coop blowing shut and the in
chickens VI inc
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M0UNDSYILLE

Mound City Team to Play selIaire.
The management Of the Mound City
baseball team completed arrange,
ments yesterday with the BelIaire
team for series OF two games. The
hrst game will be played Oh Saturday
afternoon at the Fifth street park.
The locals have secured John Rodgers,
formerly OF the ADMINISTERING team
In the O. & p. league. who will be
on the mound at this game. The sec.
end game will be played at Bellaire
on Sunday afternoon. Either Joe
White. former Mound City player. or
John Jones. Of Woodsheld. may be
signed up and do he pitching.
No Work. No Worry With GLOSSIT.
Ask your dealer
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Bell Phone 1881
Mutual Loan Co.
BETHANY COLLEGE:
A1H3T y. oAlr1DoH. sGrx,
loom ~, eth floor,
CxxE 1A1K BuxHDIHo,
1900 MArkst Street.

De lHANr COLLEGE,: Seveny-sscond Sept
and
T&oSAs csa,. Es5 aesq
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ln'raI services over No remains
IN ihe Isi~ M'fs Adai.uo Leach. uho
nl'I on Mon'af morning ar tne home
H ler n"'h"r nn Parioff avenue Was
.''d yesterday afternoon or io'ciock
'il.if residence Hev
Ii''r Harris 90 NcNrrhsr. o~.rL
lin' lr''ru"rf was made o. wood
Ilu cemetery
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The Fairview hill road will be closed
lot the next week or so due to the
paving extension being done by Con
tractor w. A. Kidder. of this city. II
Is the aim OF the contractor 20 finish
the wor-. within two weeks. and the
road viii be closed until that time.
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-ard and found II barren \ Itch,
shCw or oil vas developed in the s,it
ta.d ana ~ was tested from that levi
abandoned @ viii %
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To Appoint checkweIohman-

Miners union No. 1866. OF the Fort
Pit coal mine, held a meeting Tues
day evening and decided to appoint a
checkwoighman by trying out three
men giving each day to make good
The one giving the best satisfaction
VIII be appointed. The appointment
viii be made on Friday evening.
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Pam and P1avrrounn.

AccoFdlng TO those who are In posi-
a snort time until Greater Warwood
MI nave municipal park and chill
.''.S playground Il is Understood
u'at the committee will report AZ the
ItNt regular meeting Of council and IN
vs. likely that the site adjoining the
in"nlSlp Pal bathing beach will be select
90 ne people here are anxious for
"a pnrk and playground for the children.
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OUT-TFE-PIKE
Young Lad Injured.

Russell Baum. the young son OF Mr..
ana Mrs Jasper Baum OF Woodlawn.
was injured yesterday morning ON the
Bethany pike near WodsdaIe by being
run over with wagon belonging TO
VIM. Crisis. the Greggsville grocer
the body. but no bones were broken.
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KILLED BY TRAIN
Thomas Csoycr. % Wcusburq. Run
Down ~ tne Pennsyivarta
Flycr LAST Everfno

I|"TII- IfUIF p . vet Known r00T
cent ~ We'isburr. aged abYu- so
fefr ras run down and fratar.fv
Killed. aaf evening about d 1u O'Clock
o. 'hs fennsylvania Flyer a. iessr.
" hn~frE at .- Boo aaa rr.rf.. ID
o. fhe sterra- Payer Carrrrr's
u.lIls as a iabornr arI ua. or hi. aas
HH1ur from wr-k nheu .he a..fa..t
occurred a. shay curve Dol f.. r
prevented fhn f1slrosr fr.. ....r-
hm urfi fDp .afr fo .frr ff. .....
lr as- hard of lranrr ah.rf a-.
F'n'ff f.m from h''r'nr COO train ap
preaching
'rrtnr . survived tr uIf. arf
..trrl. children
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Nearing cemn:etion-

The douhl" track bcinr laid on
Mh'' ing avenue in Glendale by the
"neeNng Traction company Will be
completed b. saturday evening. and
on sunday morning me cars viii be
rui'lfr over ~ Concrete % being
isld Pei S"en Tho ties. and Tho brick
IHVinr viii p" started within the nerf
few days
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M 'lafh. &C Glenn o. ruf. the farQ-
'.i ffaf ..rer Ir tbs community stated
.a-. Frfr.n r POE fre rrare trnr. ir ms
-' WON nt 10 .Huufrg Eiu tf fIe isrr-
..f Doc tiuee .re literally loaded g.v.r.
pr. Araif. .nl frHf DO pref. rta that
.ft .ar Dbl. .arIt Tor e. tuuE BOO 3D. Few
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Modern Woodren Field m..,i,z

Local lodges Of Modern WoodYen
."i America held % special session last
evening and decided 10 attend the
parade p be- held 20 Wheeling This
aiieerroon In body. \ special car
VIII BE- chartered 10 carry the locals
10 Wheeling
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New Bank az west Al,.anaer

Work ON the new bank at West Alex
ander was started YESTERDAY The build
l's VIII be three story structure. and
WIZ y" built OF stone and brick The
hfSt fopr viii be occupied by the Peo-
I.eS National Rank and the West Alex
ander post Office. the second floor will
contain living apartments and the third
VIII Dc used for the town hall
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lie cleaners OF the Wheeling NJ. f.
church Will give lawn fete AZ The
nome or Mrs. Geo. Merschios OF South
Main strets. W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-11

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