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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20
AS WE'LL AND AS MUCH

No merchant ever failed if he advertised as WELL and as MUCH as he could.
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Dv ALEXANDRE DUMAS

brain on fire he re-entered the house antsdew toward Kitty's chamber The poor girl, pale as death and trembling in all her limbs, wished to delay her lover, but milady. with her ear spn the watch, had heard the noise D'Artagnan had made and, opening the door: sa s'1'a ~94 E:-x
 Come in,w" said she. i.s = " : s@1
 KY the door closed after them. Kitty rusted toward Jealousy. fury, of tended pride, all the passions in short, ! tha3 dispute the heart of an outraged wpfAan.s in lsve, urged haE to make a .rev6aation; Ebut she reflected that she wovld ab6stctally lost if she confessed shavIng assisted in such a machtnat ton, anG abova- a-all, that DArtag1an wouid also be. lbst to her forever This laat th6aghe pf love counseleA her to mako thie laat. sacrifice. 3l
 RArtagnan, on his part, had gailed thd<sumEit of all his wishes. It, was no lon9er rival that was beloved, fl |lwaS he himself that was apparently believed .A secret voice whispered to hin, at the bottom of his heart, that heawaA but an instrument of ven ge&ncs; that he was only caressed till he had given death; but pride, but self love. but madness silenced this vslse and stined It's murmurA sf ss
 Hut flaiiady, who had not the same mefives for fereetfulnass that DAT taehan had, was the first to return to re&kitYs And asked the young man ii thu maAas which were on the morrow to &bring~on the rencounter between him and De Wardes were already ar ranged in his mind.
 HArtdsaan. whose ideas had taken quite another, course, forgot himself like a fool. and answered gallantIy that that was, not the time to think about due1s and sword thr1sts. He fancied himself very cunning when advising milady to renoJnce, by par doning sDe Wardes, the furious pro lects she had formed s ss .s
 "ArS Toll afraid. dear D,Artagnan r
 "You cannot think me so, dear lover replica sDsArtagnan; sbut. now, sup. pose this poor Count de Wardes should be less guilty than you imagine him Eto be?"
 At all events" said milady serious ly.she las deceived me, and. from the moment be deceived me, he mertted HHA shall die, then, since you con demK himts J;sS sS s.~ ;:
 when the faint Hghtsof dawn speeped thrpugh the blinds milady warned D'Artagnan that it was time to depart, Aot forgetting to remind him of his pro! avenge her ont1C Count d. Wardes. 'i'esssss 2 sSs'ssss's s's1
 You would not, then, prefer a neans,s resumed D'Artagnan, which would equally avenge you, while rem dering the combat useless?'
 Milady looked at her lover in silence The pale light of the first rays of day gave to her clear eyes a strangely fnghtful expression.
 Really" said she, 'I believe you now begin to hesitate"
 You gave De Wardes q Iheettng on Thursday last in this very room, ad1id you notY' "Who-I? No, certainly notr' said milady, in a tone of voice so firm and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20

How, Without lneommoding Himself
 Athos Found His Equipment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

A YOUNG COUPLE at Fort Trum- bull Beach will take few. more 2 boarders at $1.00 day. Address A. D., care of Farmer Office.
 D IS d
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WHERE [: DOCTORS.
 FAILED TO HELP
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- 5 ble Compound Restored : < Mrs. Green s Health
 Her Own Statement.

Cpvington, Mo. --ss Your medicine has.
 done me more good than all the doc
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N!:s1fAz:lM'z5gs;, NsfAz:M5 zg;,,s,,1. JUNE 1e, 1912 Trains Leave Bridgeport As
 Follows: -

*5:16. -5:43, f6:2S. f7:17, t7:4I, fS:7S. l *8:50, 9:O6. s1O:0O, f11:07 "A. M | A12:2S, *12:45, *1:16Q, "1:52: ~z:21, 1 *2:30. 2:55, *3:54, 5:07. 1s5:30, e:1z. "6:3o, *6:45. .7:32.-'ss13, ss:ss. s1o:1s S:27, 10:o0 A. M.-f12:2s, "z:1s. 1:z7. 1 s4:1S. 5:07, *5:21, s5:30. te:45, s7:33, l s7:5s, ss:1s. "s:2s. *s:3S, 1o:o2. FOR WASHINGTON, Via Har3em ! River-"12:25 (daily) A. M.; s1:1s F. M
 1 FOR NEW HAVEN-*12:43, "1:41, 6:4S, 7:56, *9:36, "10:43. "11:33 A..
 M.-*12:27, 12:3o, 1:51, s2:zs. "s:s!, *s:41, *4:2s, 4:57. "5:30, 's:s4, ss:sl, 7:16. *7:32. ss:4S' A1o:2s. 11:se |. M SUNDAYS-s12:43 "1:41, SIS. 1O:13. *10:26, "11:1s, .11:33 A. M.- T7:s2, fs:O2, .1o:2s, s11:27 P. M. FOR BOSTON, via New LlonAen *11:3s A.M-S12:27 to saybrook Jet. s3:41, *4:23, 6:3O to Saybrook .Jct-, *6:54 F., M. SUNDAYS-'1:41. sS:11s to New London, s11:34 A. M-f1z:l5 to New London, 'z:2s, '4:23, "s:b% P M. s
 FOR BOSTON. Via Hartsord and Willimantic-'s:21, A. sM-'3.21. P. FOR TWISTED ana -1ntsrmsa,ass Stations-5:00, $7:0O, 9:40, f11:1e A. M.-2:36, f5:51, 7:45 P. M-eUN- DAYS-8:30 A. M.-7:e0- P. M- FOR WATERBURY. INSIGNIA, DERBY and Iutermedia' Stadoms-; 500. FOO, 800. S:21 te> -s), s:4o, 411:10 A. M.-2:35, 3:2 fexpress), 5:51, 7:45, 9:49 P. M.-SUNDAyS- 8:30, I1:2O A. M.-7:00, 9:07s F IT. FOR CT. HARRINGTON, LENOx, PITTSFTELD, ETC.-7:0O, s:45 A. M -4:28 P. M.-SUNDAYS-6: A. If. FOR DANBURY, NEW MILFORD. ETC., via BroOkhoId Junct5on-7:00, 9:45 A. M44.2S, 6:44 F. M@SCN-
 DAYS--CS:SO A rM. FOR LITCHFTEIlD, ETC.-9:4S A.
 M.-4:28 P. M.-SUNDAYS-8:30 4. M.
 Express trains. Local ExproGn Q to Harlem River Station. c via Hawleyville.
 S Saturdays only June 22 to Aug. 31 inc. and also on July and Sept. 2. AS WE'LL AND AS MUCH No merchant. evar fa}1aA
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that that TIRE sss, '. s4 .ss;s1 ,.s ,.
 That ring F ihavel The Count de ward&s of a4st Thursday and the D. tagnan of today are the same person!', Pales and tre1hh hhling; milady repnlsed pgArtagnan' At'bempted embrace by U vtolent blow q, $ the chest as she sprang Tt was then broad daylight In his eagefn tp detain her; ID Arta gaan hsd sstasped her drsesss but the frail cambs8c, conld net stand against two anchs strong Mius 1t Asvas torn from her aa round shouldefs, and, to his horrsN and stonlAhnaspt. Di,Artagnan secoenilede upon pnesef them, indelibly branas the mark which is impressed by the tsneminious hand of the exc Hutioner. ia ~
 ' @sGfeat slseavenYa cried D'Artagnan, loosinE his hold and remaining mute, Inotionless and frozen.
 But mfIady felt kerself denounced by his terror -even. He had doubtless seen all. The young man now knew her secret, her terrible secret -the se- cret she concealed even from her maid with such care, tue secret of which all the world excepting he was ignorant.
 "Ah. wretch" she cried. thou hast basely betrayed me- and. stfll more, thou hast my secret! Thou shalt dier,.
 . And she flew to . little inlaid easket which stood upon the toilet, opened it with a feverish and trembling hand, drew from 1t a smAn poniard with a golden haft ana "a sharp, thin blade, and then threw herself with a bound upon D'ArtaGnan- < | Although the young man was, as we kn0w brave, he drew back to the other side of the room as he would have done from serpent which was crawling toward him, and his sword coming in contact with his nervous hand, he drew 1t almost unconsciously from the scabbard.
 She then. endeavored to seize the sword with her hands. But D'Arta- gnan kept 1t free from her grasp and continued to present the point, some times at her eyes, sometimes at her breast. while he aimed at making his retreat by the door which led to Kit tvs apartment.
 Milady during this time continued to strike at him with her dagger with horrible fury, screaming in a superhu- man manner.
 "very welL pretty lady, very well, 9 said he, ''but if you don't calm your self I will mark you with second feur-de-lis upon one of those pretty cheeks"
 .scoundrel! Infamous scoundrelr' howled mflady.
 But D'Artagnan with one spring flew from the chamber of milady into that of the maid, and quick as light ming he slammed to the door and placed all his weight against it, while Kitty bolted it.
 "Quick, Kitty! Quick" said DAT tagnan in a low. voice as soon as the bolts were fast. Let me get out of the house, for if we leave her time to turn around she will have me killed by the servants
 It vas time. Milady had already } rung her bell and aroused the whole mansion. The porter was drawing the cord at the moment milady cried from her window:
 ;, Don't open the gate! Don't oper the gatep e.g.s efr .e s:.s
 The young man sprang out while she was still threatening him with an impotent gesture. At the moment she lost sight of him milady. sank back fainting into her chamber.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20
LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL

CARD READER-Advtce on all af- fairs. 20c. Mrs. Levy. 674 Madison
 Ave, fourth house above North
 Ave. L3s etf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20

FOR SALE.-2 two family houses, 12 rooms each, all improvements, Connecticut avenue. Small amount cash down. Easy pawn rents. Jos. P. Coughlin, TIT East Main St. D. 15 t*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20

/ MOTOR TRUCKS. FRANK PAINE, Packard tructka general motor trucking. long dis tance moving. etc. Phone Blue Ribbon Garage. B 97 If.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-20

mechanical architect
 ual or structural, are always In demand at goo6 .alaries: ten youne men wanted to join club to learn drawing, at home evenings: instru- ments furnished, Address c. s. K., Box 21S, City. U3S stf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
NEW
TRAVELLING AGENT
PARkERseuRo MAN TO SUCCEED
THE LATE r. c. BURKE.
Appointment Becomes Effective July
I, With the New Agent Due Here
Today.

Though the Official notice has not
yet been posted IL Is learned that c,
J. Proudfoot. agent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Petersburg Mononsah d.
vision. with headquarters at Parkers-
burg. has been appointed as successor
10 the late Thomas c. Burke as travel.
ing passenger agent OF the Wheeling
division. Mr.. Proudfoot one of the
best known railroad men IN the state
with a splendid record for faithful and
capable service has been engaged for
few days assisting in the station al
Baltimore during the Democratic con.
vention. He will arrive here today or
Thursday TO take up his new duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
REPRESENTATIVES
Chosen to the A. o. n. confsre,s.
By Local Divisions o.
Two Counties.

The four divisions. Parke uyllln.
Benwood and McMechen. u 1uher-
isns n ohio md MaIshan counties
have elected representative who um
De- present during the conference
which will De- held in cIarksburg On
August 10Th There are twenty four
representative and % large DELEGATION
VIII likely accompany them The
party will go to FaIrmont and then d,
clarkshurg By trolley.
, Following are the delegates and
their divisions
state Vico PRECEDENT. RAYMOND II
cunningham. state treasurer. ohio
county President vs.. Kempie. Mar
fhall county resident. John q fUr.
gins. Parke Division $50. q. James If
H"wlov Thomas r. Mnnipn. D v
Iighe. J. ~. HFrne and ohm Mo
cannon, Mullen Division So
Michael Muirov. Ir. Thomas ". XII
lren. Howard Ray. Thomas T.. uurke.
Edward Gaughan. Albert Iiarth and
William butl0. Hnrwo0d Division So
J. ! J. Kelley. Edward gruifov John
burke. Thomas p.Urien and Jsr1es
Ac6rnil. McM'rheu Division So d
OHM 8 Nuihcarnc. Albert Mountain
Harry Conrors so. .. gsrtey and
Charles Laugh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
COURT THEATRE
stock Company Making Great Hit Dur.
ing the Week In Their Plays
"ln Missouri"

The stock company at the Court
Theatre is making a pronounced hit
this week with their presentation OF
Augustus Thomas drama with com
edy. In Missouri. Though IL could
no be said that the play is better
than previous offerings OF this COM
pany. which has to date certainly put
forth everything that money could Sc
cure. II Is apparent that the present
vehicle is about the most satisfying
In which the organization has been
seen. And, too. IL affords each of the
principals wonderful advantages in
finely constructed roles that can readi.
ly be made conspicuous by players OF
Keen Intelligence and the proper ap-
probation.
good drama is one which not ONLY
II faithful 10 life. but which also makes
the auditor think. In Missouri" is
such a drama, interpreted with
comedy
There will be a holiday matinee to-
morrow, July 4th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03

peared before Justice Of Peace r. g.
Hobbs Monday and had warrant Is
sued for The arrest Of Julius Castillo,
Eroceryman ~ that place, on o..
chsrg" u violating the state statute
regarding selling on the Sabbath day
] he warrant Was served yesterday by
OFFICER Bert T. Phillips ~ a trial
before Squire Bailey yesterday after.
noon. Castillo pleaded guilty 10 the
charge. AMI was fined g. ana costs
lie declared that several other Der.
Sons are violating the law. and that
hereafter he intends 70 see 'nat 81 Is
strictly complied with.
few weeks ago petition against
sunday bail playing In tho town was
circulated among the residents. and
Obtained many signatures. and was
later presented to tho town cosincI
With The result that 30 was tabled
The residents then took matter I'D
with sheriff Ciemaus. and no. ordered
The practice stopped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
MYSTERY CLEARED
Ida Campbell Found Dead at Martin,
Ferry Committed Suicide by
Drinking CWood Alcohol.

Word was received from the chem
LIST. who examined the stomach of Ida
Campbell. who was found dead in a
house at Martins Ferry last Thurs
Day stating that the stomach con-
tanned sufficient wood alcohol TO cause
death
IL Will be remembered at the time
the body was found. an empty bottle
laSeled wood alcohol. was found on
the hoor. Bruises on the body gave
vent TO murder theory. but this
phase was not given much crendence
long.
@. : Butch. the girls paramour.
with whom she had been living for
some time was released from the city
jail after word was received from the
chemist. The relatives Of the girl, a
husband and aunt. who reside in But
Ter. Pa. have not been heard from in
regard To the remains for several DAYS
and did not put I'm their appearance
when expected Sunday. II il likely
that the body. which Is still at the
Noble morgue vii be buried to day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
ANNUAL OUTING
Of the ST. Alphonsus Society Bsina
Arranged for August 5.
COMMITTEES Appointed.

The ST. A!phonsue society 81 the
South side will hold their annual out
INK on the state fair grounds. MONDAY
August fth. and the committee
which have hccn appointed are spar
inE nothing in arranging for the az
fair
ON Monday evening in the Colum
bia club. there was meeting %
which the preliminary arrangements
were WHdr ana committee ~
amuremsufs appointed August Trau-
bert was appointed chairman and will
Do in charge a meeting has been
called for SUNDAY. July ~. and there
viii boz ~ report ~ the various com
ulffccs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
BLUE LAWS REIGN
IN PATERSON
RESIDENTS or SUBURBAN TOWN
TAKE MATTERS m OWN HANDS
Have Grocer Arrested for Sunday
Selling. VINO pleads Guilty. and
VIII Compel Others %
Obey Laws

Patterson. that little suburb out -he
pike which has become famous d..
cause OF Hs type ~ town officials.
has again come l1'I 'ho imrIehf.
this time az fhr riar" where The
blue laws Orc being II' into effect.
aud. what i- more. enforced not 0y
the town ofHciaI-. however. but by the
citizens 'hemasltns
After repeatedly -IuciIng The aid
Of 'h" town officials f1 pl' % stop 90
the dfsecraft0n OF tho Sabbath .n paf.
teraOn. ffc residents OF thar town
have taken tho matter INTO rnoir own
hands with fhn rnfIlf That rho blue
laws are being enforced iu spite %
tha inactivity o. tho town omcftls.
AMI in OH pr0babiiiuos Patterson uIil
b. q more ree poCflbic place In which
a. I've
on behalf ~ several ruIlar. ~
Patterson Naif0n Daughrriy ap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
CONDEM NATION
ProcssdfoJs AGAINST Reilly Propsrt,
To BE Considsrsd - COMMITTEES
heeting MONDAY

h0ndaf evening There will be a
meeting n fh" building and grounds
'"mmiff.e o. ttD Wheeling public
schools held boz rho board rooms At
thr hish school and among fhe most
important business t1 ba raneldered
viii he the condemnation prDre,dinrs
against fh~ Reilly property situated
90 CO. conner ~ Zare avenue and
>"rth lir.t1war street. authorized 81
fhr naf meeting ~ thr board
Thor" were several tacaneies MAJ.
af fho termination 81 ths iast school
r sion. and fna rpmnlf'r. or teachers
nrd Schools will o. soon called f9r
frr purpose of wHEfrr fhr arr..frf-
WnrfF Another action which viii boz
Token nf fHr r'ef meeting OF fhe
board vif Dbl. HI. r.r.uIrr .f fh. Ir
..fHrrr OF OBJ. f.rlun .. I.pl which
D'w.a on fh, -fh OF th, present
m0Fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
AN ITCHING SCALP
FORMS BAD HABIT
Use zemo and You Won't Need to
Scratch Your Scalp. This
10 Guaranteed.
os. tn. liberal Csc. Trial sossi. Today.

For any skin affliction. itch. dandruff.
eczema pimples. blotches. use ZEMO. No
matter II you have tried every thtng else
under the heavens use ZEMO. II your
scalp itches. fly to ZEMO.
II your face IS covered with pfmples
rely absolutely upon ZEMO. II YOU have
the worst case of eczema ever known
Just remember zEMo CURES.
You apply liquid ZEMO with the fin
gers, Just touch OF IT. No trace is left
And though IL vanishes instantly. YOU
know LEMO Is ut work. You know IL by
the relief. the almost instant relief
You feel this In the disappearance OF
all Itch. all pain. all distress. Get tho
LIBERAL 25-cent size trial bottle of ZEMO
as quickly as you can. Relief from skin
diseases can't come any too quickly for
you. And remember. ZEMO il guaran-
teed. ZEMO Is sold by druggists at
400 for the regular size large bottle or
20 cents for the liberal size trial bottle
Get IL az any Drug Store. or send price
70 r. W. Rose Medicine Company. 81
Louis. Mo. ZEMO Is sold and highly
recommended by leading druggists
throughout America. and in Wheeling by
Chas. X. Goethe & Co. &. u. Greist a 90 .
Selby Reed bridgeport and Martins
Ferry. Ohio; pankworth Bros Pharmacy.
Bellaire. ohio. q. O. Gates. Benwood. W
Va; Werlich Drug Co, WelisburK. W.
Va; Harry l.. Myers. McMechen. w Va ;
VIII Peabody. Moundsville. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
WELSH PICNIC
To Be Hold Saturday at Myers Lake
at Canton to Be Monst-
roIs Affair.

Everything Is ready for the big an
nual picnic and outirg u the WEIGH
church OF Martins Ferry. which Is al
ways patrontzcd by all the Welsh in
;his vicinity and hundreds 81 others.
who do not claim the distinction Of
belonging TO the musical clan.
tn" Wclch excursion II always the
biggest that migrates for a day from
this vicinity. This year the outing
viii bc held NJ Meyers Lake in Can
ton. O.. saturday. July and there -
every Indication that 5000 people
from this city will go 20 the Molly
stark village
Tn" FIRST train will leave Martins
Ferry al 600 n m. the second will
leave Wheeling ~ SOS "a m. central
time and the third will leave Mar
tins Ferry at 9 70 central time. Re
turning tho specials will leave Canton
az g 80. 6 90 and g. IN. ON the re-
turn trip all trains will run through
90 Wheeling and wall stop AT Dillon
vale. Wnrrcnton and Tlltonsvile en-
route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
BOARD OF REVIEW
VIII Meet In Extended Session al
Court House Here Next Friday
Morning.

The Ohio county board Of equaliza-
ton and review will meet in annual
session in the Jury room % the cir
cult court al the court house Friday
morning. 20 take up the work Of re
viewing the tax assessments on the
real estate owned In the county. The
session viii continue three weeks and
probably longer The clerical work
for the board will be done by County
Clark J. Howard Wells. IN accordance
with instructions from State Tax Com
missioner Fred o. Blue. at Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03

4 savage tribe in Africa daubs cloth
With clay. then rubs the dirt out In
the river. That's a good deal like
using hunk % yellow soap that IL
made heavy with rosin and stale
greasc. The rosin stays in the cloth
and keeps some 81 the dirt with Il.
and then your clothes look streaky
Easy Task laundry Eoap-fhe white
soap made OF cocoanut oil boraN.
naphtha and wholesome tallov -takes
tho dir out That's It's business
taking dirt out and driving disease
germs away Twenty Eve years OF
reputation hack o. Il. and still II is
but Eve cents "a cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
Taylor Funeral

The funeral services over the re-
maths ~ the late Robert Spencer Tay.
Tor. aged S. civil War Veteran. viii
be held this afternoon from Inc home
AZ No. $50 Alley if. IN charge Of Rev
Brininstool pastor Of the First baptist
church intcrment will be made ai
Peninsula ccmetory.
Mr. TAYLOR died Monday afternoon
after n three months illness Of pneu.
mouia. Two sons. W ~ Taylor and
u p Taylor. Of 81 Louis and ono
daughter Mrs Martha James. OF
Wheeling, survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
PERSONAL WORKERS WILL NOT
MEET SUNDAY.

4 very successful meeting of the
Personal Work League 90 the v VI
O. a and o. was decided 90 omit ma
regular Thurqday evening meeting
owing 10 che Fourth ~ July celebra
fIon
Tho members ~ tho league have
been regular in attendance nofwlfh
standing Tho fHct char tho weather has
been Intensely warm. aud Tho next
meeting viii he hold newt TUESDAY
afternoon. and See rrob-t. Will pre-
sido.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
CAMPAIGN CLOSED
Y. NJ. c. a. Swimming Campaign Clos
ed Yesterday. Second Campaign
to Open In August.

Yesterday marked the closing OF the
swimming campaign OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. and not
one Of the boys who was entered is
unable TO swim. Many OF the boys
have proved TO be apt students and
have learned wonderfully under the
direction aud tuition OF Prof. A. E.
Marriott. physical director Of the
assoc alton
After the summer school closes in
Black Mountains. Prof Marriott will
open the fall season swimming cam.
paign for advanced swimmers. and
each Of the boys who was entered I'm
the last cOmpaign. will be given two
LESSONS In the advanced arts.
speeVisl-Boys' Bathing Suits, fea
Suit MeFsddsna-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
Deeds Recorded.

Sarah Harbour TO the Pittsburg,
Wheeling and Kentucky X. X. Co..
parcel OF land in North Wheeling.
Consideration $3.50.
VIM. F. Stifel ct al TO p. W. and Ky.
r. X. Co. of lots Nos. 30. 81. 80 and
80. in North Wheeling. Consideration
800
BENJAMIN L. Hamilton and wife 10
J. y. Dowler lot No. IS on the Island.
Consideration $40.
Frank NJ Work and wife TO Jwniz.
ers. lots Nos. 80. 100 and 100 on Forty.
sixth street. Consideration $40.
Anna Weimer and husband 10 Uni
versity club. one-half OF lot No. Is on
Chapline street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. Consideration $40.
Deeds Of Trust.
Six deeds OF trust were left for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03
Travel Talk By Mrs. Littsll
AZ v W e A Meeffra Thuradn

travel taIk VII u Elven ~ The
Y. ". g.. 4 "Wednesday noon on n
Fourth 81 July in Venice by Mrs.
fittcit who recently had The pleasure
~ beinr IN that city on Americas In
dependence nay. The mccfinE will
last from o. on until ~ a.. n S.
hoped that many ~ the Young wo-
men will come for as long 40 they
have time durinr the hour Music T.
led hv Miss McCicment from Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03

All stores barber shops and other
places ~ business will Dee closed the
entire day Tomorrow.
Cabs Gregory 81 Akron. o. is
spending "a few DAYS with friends and
relatives IN this city
Many local people will attend the
Fourth ~ July celebration 90 be held
az Moundsville tomorrow