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New-York tribune., 1912-06-01
WORKERS UNDER NEW FIRE
Federal Grand Jury in San Diego Will
Take Action.

Washington. May 31.-Attorncy General
Wickersham has authorized a federal grand
Jury inquiry at San Diego, Cal. into the
activities OF the Industrial Workers or 1he
World This action was In response to an
appeal from the city authorities. who
charged that the Industrial Workers bad
offended federal laws by seditious activity
and also by violation of American neutral
itv in connection with statements regard
ing Mexico.
The United States Attorney at Los An
geles has been given authority 10 lay the
matter before the grand jury in San Diego.
San Diego Cal. May 3l-secret agents
for both the American and the Mexican
governments are said to be In San Diego
the former TO learn the methods or the IN
dustrial Workers of the World in the so
called free speech" campaign and the
latter to ascertain whether any aid was
being given 10 the revolutionists in Mexico
bv alleged members of the Industrial
Workers.
Plans for further tests OF the move on
ordinance were discussed to-day by mem
bers Of the San Diego branch OF the So
cialist party They said an attempt prop
ably woulc be made by Alexander irvine
a Socialist leader OF Los Angeles, and other
speakers TO address public gatherings out
side the restricted district.
The City Council of San Diego unani-
mously passed a resolution asking Gov
ernor Johnson tC call extra session OF
the Legislature TO consider the Industrial
Workers of the World situation here ana
10 confer as to the advisabillty OF the es-
tablishment OF "A state cOnstaoular! win
t1nulleGtiOnpO DOllCG dUflOrlfN as DTOGu as
the state.
San Francisco May 3l.-"Both sides
finally have reached a basis Of sanity and
fair rnindedness" said L. s. Webb, State
Attorney General, OH kis arrival here from
san Diego where he went 10 investigate
the trouble between the citizens and the
Industrial Workers of the World
THE Citizens League has dsbanded"
MIR. Webb added. "and believe will not
get together again. The Industrial Workers
Of the World have indicated that they will
not stir up any more disturbances. Peace
has been established. and will stay, think
Lowell. Mass, May 31.-The question OF
ordering a general strike In the cotton
mills Of the city Is 10 be considered next
Sunday at a meeting OF the central com
mite of the Industrial Workers Of the
World. The Greeks who are members OF
the Industrial Workers and the operatives
of several other nationalities have voted n
favor Of a general strike in sympathy with
several hundred mill hands az the Merri-
mack plant.
Lawrence. Mass. May $I-Three hun
dred operatives in the mills of the Amer
ican Woolen Company Joined to-day the
40 operatives OF the carding and combinB
rooms of the Wood mill who went on
strike on Tuesday because other operatives
in those rooms refused to become members
of the Industrial Workers Of the World
The Washington herald., 1912-01-25
IsrNoPs1s on PnEcEpINe cHAPrERs.l

Ths secrets Of the United States are being uys-
tsriously stolen By other countrieA and eTsJ nss-
sage Of any importance is being seen and the
contents deciphered TO foreign Interests. Several
different ciphers had been arranged By ezpsfs. but
agents q foreign countries always managed TO nno
out their contenta
Harry Brockstt, a clerk in Chief wilkins once.
iS summoned BY the chief on . trivial mntter. and
a he Is about to leaveNthe once several pnpers
drop out of his pocket Mr.. PinkwsH pieks them
up and 10 looking them over finds that the5 con-
tain q cipher.
Brockett's cipher earns him q chance TO render
a service to his country, and be has been assigned
to important diplomatic enand
Arriving at Gen. Coles once. Harry Brockeu aso
his Cuban friend intrustsd with an tmpostant
mission TO the City Of Mexico
The boys take quarters in q Chicago hotel ahn
during the night the message is stolen. They
End that the Baron has secured control OF the
hotel. In an eating place Brockett and solano
set next 10 a big coored man, who tosses the
stolen message the table. fight ensues, ano
the boys wake up In police station As they
are about to Be allowed 70 90. q meSAge NON
the chief cumes through the window.
Brockett and Soisno. accompanied By two pollce-
msn, so in search Of the big eolored man, and the
boys enter hop jcint. In the next bunk they hear
tho eolored giant talking.
The big coiored fellow has a fight with the Jap,
and Ohacels Hogan and Flynn enter the room
They find the stolen cipher on Big Sam.
The boys take train for Texas. and as it pulls
into Little Rock, Ark shc1d enters the car and
arrests the boys ssying that the chief Of police Of
Chicago wired him on complaint Of Baron zoilern.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
LEAvE AVE UNION STATION

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOuRs
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TWENTT-THIRD STREET.
10. 80 Royal Special. S hourD. p08 nRox,l
epeciaD. '1iSN a m, = %. = - Royal Limited s
hoursl. 500. so p m. knd E2is night e2.t5
q. N Diners and ParioE Cars on dag traiuS
sleepen '72:I5 night 1pen at 100 D. N.
PHILADELPHIA and Atlantic City. ff1o. 'Soo. III %
4 N. ia. 80. 4 % D. m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tWrek days. 80 a N. 20 900 D nj
zs1. fS1o. 6A. 90. IN. tsoo so. 80
isSo. 100. III % a. m. sT2oo noon. tIsS6 sIo0
nas t12oo 5ao 3D 10. Noo. ass $50
t51o. 'sso. 800. SD. f70o 80 fsSo. 1850.
1850. nm. 12:I5 night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. e9il a. m. T8 sSS1 .. n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
's:9 Z. n. Eao D. m. sl2a0 nlght.
PITTsBURG. $40 I. m. T25. 40 .. N. '2;p
nisht. tslecp-r ready 10 d nj
CLEVELAND. Slo p N. COLUMBUS. 81
.. N.
WHEELING. 'sas a. m, SOp pm
sehedulss o. local trains at iie<st ohieeS
.DatE. fExcept Sunday. Ssurday only.
TELEPHONES at foIloWing Ticket ofiees: h1
g q. NV. Main 1891: So Tents tsvlvania ave. Main
as' Union Station otHee. Main ~
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Wisconsin avenue eItsnded-Lewis 2. Breuninges
ct uK to Frederick A. and Ada z. Mckinley,
lot 5s6. square 800. SO. Same to William B.
and Katie Sebastian lot 81. square 15eo. $40.
Cathedral Highlands-C. ]. Bell, trustee, TO Nc
Carthy Hanger. lots and 9. square 1853. SO
street southeast, between Sixth and Seventh
streetS-Inez B. Fetton TO Max and Rosa Ehr-
man. part original lot . square 81. so.
Addition to Congress Heights-Ralph P. Barnard
ct al. trustees. to Marietta Sanders, lot R,
block /. $40.
Ivy City-RSbert A. Payne ct w. to, Emma n
Miles, lot G. block j. S.
Back street-Wlliam A Custard ct ux to Georve
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S0nTHERN RAmWAY.
REMIER cARRIER OF THE soUTH.

PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
y. B.-Following schedule Egures published oElJ
- Information and are not guaranteed
For Atarta, Birmingham Mobile. New 0rieana.
Asbetie. a. =. md n:ij p m For ChattAaOosA
and Memphis, esi5 D. N daily. Dining earA
For Talladeg,. Ialcfa. Selma. UniontoHu. Denop-
ellis. a N. daily.
Fer Roanoke. knorFille. Chattanooga. Birmine-
ham. New 0rie1n. io:it u N. Dining clrs
For Roanoke. KnossiIle. Chattanooga. haahVine,
Memphis. $40 a. m daily. tslegpins car open aftsz
70 ,. MI Dining cars
For Charlotte. spartanburE. Atlanta. Annaston,
Birmingham. t15 =. m daily. Dining ean
Fer Aahcrille, Charlotte. columbia. Charlcaton.
AikEn. Angusta. enynnnai Jacks0nTiIs. Grd Finrida
pcfnla e.n p N dafly. DirinE CARS
Z. 8. BEoWN, General Agunt-
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RAILROADS
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
6CHEDULE N EFFECT OCT. 9. lsll.
Leave WashinEton. New Union Station.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. O. 1911
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
80 u N Daily-An points on Norfolk aad
Western
Salem. KnozVille Chattanoogz Nashville New
oresnG Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
tio q. m--For Bristol. KnoxIlle. Chattanoosa
NaIhvflle and Memphis washinEton- Memphis
sleepsr open At 10 p N
For Norfolk-Leave Washington. lD a. n daily
arTive Norfolk. II . a. m: I3oi noon daily arrive
Norfolk 5D p N. daily. Parior Cara Lave Rich
mond daily. i:lo .. N. arrive Norfolk. 80 D n
40 p m--Dafy-Benyrine. Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the S0uthvesS arrive SIS l. N. losO
p n. and f2ds q N
An information Fourteenth strs.t and New YoEf
avenus Bond Buildngl.
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Prussia Celebrate. Birthday.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-All Prussia to-day cele-
brated the two hundredth anniversary OF
the birth Of Frederick the Great. The
principal celebration was at Potsdam,
where Emperor William reviewed the
regiments. The Emperor placed a
wreath on the great warrior Kings tomb.
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THos. DowLNG . CO.. Aurtioses-A

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THD
performance q a csrtain agreement. / VIII en At
public auction within sAlszrcoms- q Thoa Dowlinz
Co. els z st. nv. AZ 10 a. m. on the STH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1871 To the highest hidder
therefor certificate No. Il for iSO Shares q stock
Of the Washington Lumber Company. Inc. the aid
Certificate being deposited with collateral
crTity.
Terms oS aals-Cash An parties Interested plsass
take notice- JAMES S. FRASER. 81 In q.
he+4t
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cHEsApEAKE 4 nH1n 11Hrs

Published only Information; not r1aranteed
s1p .. m daily-C q o. SPECIAL. Solid train
TO Cincinnati. with Pullman sieepers 10 L0uiyEiIle
Cincinnati Indianapolis. St Louis. and Chiezga
O. q o. dining car. service . Ia earte.
mo p N. dAiiy-F. T. v. LIMITED 10 ths
West Southwest, and Northwest Pullman slespers
10 Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati. and Louisvilla
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 d N
o. q o. dining car. service a IA carte.
Ticket 0fhcsS. SIS Pa ave. lS9 F St. sud Union
stat3on- Phones. Main io6s. Eos and fsso
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AUTOMOBILES.

sPECIAL BARGAINS-lslo WASHING
ton Car, $3.50 Other makeS Of cars, 500
MOTOR CAR CORPORATION. 1s26 18th
st NV. 8Sd
FOR eALE-FIRsT-CLAsS CONDITION.
secondhand casings; sizes GxSiS. 5tx(
slxl1k. SsxF1k; a bargain 16eo L ST NV.
Phone Main 27& C6-0
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN THE COMMERCE AND
Savings Building. 7th and < sts.; 6Ox23
feet; tiled flooring; hot and cold water,
and excellent toilet facilities; electrical
ly lighted and fully equipped; rent rea-
sonable. Apply to cashier OF bank.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE OLDEST
barrooms in Pa. ave. very cheap;
must sell quick. Apply 1226 Pa. ave. NV.
q
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-sALESMEN.

WINDOW SCREEN SALESMAN TO
represent US for washington district;
must be thoroughly experienced In made
to-order work OF high-class manufacture.
Apply Friday 3 a. M until D. m. Ma
tionai Hotel. s. ROEBUCK CO.. WASH
ington. -
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PAWNBRoKERs.
AND HOUSE CLEANING.

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKENs SMILE
II you have the Acme" do you win
Seg otiee and 2Ye 59HSs sc Sleansnsa s1i a AcME nI
Phone Main 7159. u5-u
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TIMRER LANDS FoR SAFE.

FOR SALE = 1000 ACRES TIMBER
land; also other timber lands: IN first
class shape for sawmilling, turpentine.
ESTATE CO., Panama City, Fla "a
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PLANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. $50; WORK GUAR
anteed; over p years experience. Drop
postal. T. HALVERSEN, 1222 East Cap
itol st. l6-6mo.
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& ICEBoXEs.

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
MccRAY REFRIGERAToR CO.,
61i F St NV.
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on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 70. 1911. AT 70
O'Clock a m. IN front a the United States
Storazr Company's warchouSe. Es and t0 10Th
s,rset northwest win be sold for storage and other
charges all gnods sforrd IN the names Il Mary
B,csctt Mrs. r. Easterdsy. Z. p Chamber. Mary
HstchcT Mrs. nL A. LITTLE. consisting % boxes.
harrsls trunks household sDods &c. WALTER p.
WILLIAMS a co. Auctioneers. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. i5fels
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wANTEp-MIscELLANEoUs.

OLD BOOKS. PAMPHLETS. AUTO
American historical interest, old engray-
ings Of eminent Americans. old views OF
cities and historic buildings. pictures OF
old ships, naval fights, &c, old colored
prints OF any subject LOWDERM1LK
& CO.. 1924 F NV 2-eod-lt
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGIN, EXPERT IN
treatment OF special diseases, chronic
and acute Consultation confidential
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Corner 18th and Pa. ave. NV. Phone NJ.
7s47 Office hours. to ]. to g z-t
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S. BENsINGER. AuctiOussr.

On THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1911 AT 70
o'elook q. m. win sell at p,1biie sne,iou. AZ the
Wholesale Protinorrs' MArkct Ilth and p EtS NV,
District ho-se No. -. By order %
Commissioners. D. C. NJ @. HARGROYE, Fur-
.tasing Ofictr. d. C. hzf2t
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MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.

MOVING. PACKING. AND STORING sPE-
calty. Get our estimates; saFe money and NorIy
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. $50
7th 81. nv. Phone North etoM. Nsu
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS, &C..
moved with care; packing and shipping
a specially. KRIEG'S EXPRESS, 1234
II st. NV. Phone Main 30l0 1s2-tf
GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly freproof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 4ls-420 10th St NV. Phone
Main E229. fH-u
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FOR RENT-BUsINEss PURPOSES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE
and storage building: convenient to Cap
itol, Union Station, Senate ONCE Build
ing; brick building in splendid condition.
passenger and freight elevators, light
on all sides OF building; convenient to all
street car lines; occupancy can be given
March 81, 1872: now occupied by the
Census Bureau: Nos. 22S. 20 and 20 1st
st. NV; 1900 square feet OF floor space:
reasonable rental for long term lease.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker,
eo2 St NV, Washington, d. c.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-25

MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE.
Women keeping house and others. with:
o,tt security. Ofices In all principal
cities. y. II. Toiman. r. ~ So abth AZ
9-tf y
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE Ny EQUITY IN DE-
sirable northwest city lots for an equity
u small six or seven room house. BOX
81. Herald once 32s-tf
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FOR sALE-LnTs.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS.
northwest section. one block from car
ferred payments. BOX %, Herald ONCE.
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

HOUSE AND TEN ACRES. WITH
necessary outbuildings. located near
land; young orchard: wen Of good water.
BOX Il, Herald ONCE. 2
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MRS. ORA l. FIELDS.
CANARIES.
SO H STREET NV. fTcP FLooR).
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROo HOUSE. 10
acres Of land. Arlington, Va, adjoining
the premises Of Mr.. John Higgins. Apply
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
3
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on SATURDAY. JANUARY 2. iaI AT 70
O'Clock q. m. IN front of United States Sto7go
Ccmrany's Warehouse. as and - 10Th q. nES
viii Be sold for storage and other charges all Goods
stored in the names a n. Bashon Crusor. 2. B.
fanan. ". ". Holiday. VIM A LsSis. ". H.
Williams conristing Of hoHss. barreis trunks. end
household goods WALTER p. WILLIAMS & CO.
Auctioueers. UNITED STATES STORAGE 90.
hu,B5
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The above sale postponed to THURSDAY. January
:. 1912. at O'Clock ,. N. b direction q he
isisnsd By UNION TRUST COMPANY.
faIa-eodEdErG T11ufes.
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old
carpets by the WASHINGTON RUG
WEAVING CO., s31 5th st. NV. Main 4s2a
317-t
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PERSONALS.

A. P.-PLEAsE WRITE K. E., Cen
eral Delivery. Z9-u
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ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING.

NATIONAL SYSTEM AND ACCOUNTING CO..
sos EFans Bldg. phone Main TN. are thoroughly
eauipped TO do accounting and auditing. An work
under supervision Of expert accountant Private
accounts kept conhdentially. ta9.2-43.2
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lost AND FOUND.

LosT-ON TUESDAY. JAN. q 1919. A
diamond ring. between New YORK ave:
and q sd. either on nth st. car or on
D 81 from nth to 10th. Return TO 1903
ieth st. NV. and receive liberal reward.
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MISS KATIE CAIN AND ASSISTANT
manicuring. 7ls 7th st. NV, Apt. !.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cro BE CONTINUED To-MoRRow.l
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LOST-FfLIGREE GILT NECkLACE;
with square locket, on 18th, lotn. OF
sts late Monday afternoon. Reward II
returned to Apt COS, The Northumoer-
land -
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LOST-DOG fPOINTER), WHITE, WITH
brown markings: "Brackett, hlogee
wood, II. j. on collar. Return 70 ~
Park road Reward
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LOsT-NECKLACE OF GOLD BEADS
on r or 30th ST., Georgetown. Reward
n returned 10 3z31 r ST.
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CHIRoPoDY (BOth Feet), Soc.

MISS WELLS AND ASSISTANT. MAN
tourists, 2os d ST. NV. Apt. Hours,
a. m. TO o. m
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MEETINGS MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. AND
Fridays 2. N. sharp; q message to each; daily
rradingH Developing class Thursday .. m MrA
MALTBY, 80 N Il. NV Phone 80 3ssu
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED.

LADIES AND GIRLS-RELIABLE: HOME
WORK; steady or evening: stamping patterns: $50
dozen; WuTk Euannteed. Lady In attendance. Call
Room 2l5. Kenois Bldg. llth and @. S-n
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR CoL0RED = IN EXCELLENT
neighborhood: modern seven-room and
bath: hot-water heat: large yard ele- I
CANT condition; on prominent avenue, one
block 70 cars easy payments BOX =
Herald once. 3lS-th, ,S-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
LADY MACGABEES
HAVE BANQUET
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR HELD LAST
EVENING At M'luRE.
Prominent Lady Maeesbees In Attend.
anee-Many Weddings and Social
Notes Of Interest.

The spacious banquet hall OF the
Mcclure hotel was the scene OF a most
enjoyable event last evening. when
" hundred or more members OF the
Ladies of the Maccabees OF the World
from Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Bellaire gathered around the festal
board to celebrate the closing OF a
great campaign for new members. The
event was one Of the most elaborate
held by he organizations in this sec
ton for several years. and was given
by the state society. which is one OF
the most progressive in the union.
Mrs. Emma S. Odds. of Elyria. o.. great
commander of the society. presided
as toastmistress and acquitted herself
admirably. The guest of honor was
DIR. Elizabeth Hooper. OF PIT. Huron.
Michigan. who is medical examiner of
the society. Mrs. Nina o. Smith, of
Bellview. o., past great commander.
n Mrs. Alice Wilson, formerly OF
Bellaire. but nov of Toronto. o.. were
two distinguished members OF the
society in attendance.
After enjoying the sumptuous re-
past. the ladies listened to n number
OF entertaining addresses delivered by
prominent ladies present, among them
being Mrs. Smith. who spoke upon
Our Order; DIR. Hooper who deliver,
ed a short speech upon Our Orders
Growth" and Mrs. Wilson. upon the
interesting topic Of ohio. the Pennant
Winner The interior OF the banquet
hall was artistically decorated for the
occasion the colors OF the orGaniza-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
MaSweU-Fo Fox.

4 pretty wedding was solemnized
"Wednesday Hftci noon at the home ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fox. Of Bennett
avenuc. Kirkwood. when their dauCh-
ter. Miss Mary Lewclla. became the
bride OF J. Alexander Maxwell. o. the
Island. The wedding was an elabor-
ate AFFAIR and was witnesses bv a
large number 81 friends and relatives.
The ceremony was performed At I
o'clock. the Rev. J.. IT,. Hoffman. pas
'or Of the Methodist Episcopal church
ouiCiaiiug. The ring ceremony was
used and the brid. was given away
N marriage hv her father. Miss Ruth
EoN. sister ~ the bride. acted as
brides maid. and thc flower girls
were little Misses Elizabeth AMI
Katheryn Gilett. twins. The home
was beautifully decorated. daisies and
roses being used In profUsion.
Tho bride was Fowncd I'm white
marquisotfe over m~essaIinc. and elab-
orateiv trimmed iu Princess lace. She
carried % shower bouquet ~ sweet
pens and roses. ficd with white frl1o.
The brides maid wore yellow lace
over yellow mes alinc and carried
yellow roses.
Following the ceremony q wedding
reception was held and n two course
luncheon WIS served. tn" Misses
MHhie and Elizabeth Kochnrne. Marg-
aret cook and Margaret Lake prcsid-
ed over tho dining room.
The youuE couul" We're the receipt
ents ~ many handsome n useful
wedding presents. and many compli-
mentnrN showers have been given
60 their honor.
At 3 go o'clock they lot Whecling
over tho u a. % FOR eastern points
wssrc 70 HONEYMOON will De spent. ami
after August =. will make their home
ia New Castle. ia.
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In the presence % a largo number
.of intimate friends and immediate
relatives tho wedding Of Miss saah
Brown Mitchell. the charming daugh-
Ter ~ Mrs VI. G.. Mitchell. u North
Fourth street. Martins Ferry. and
Prof Louis Kenneth Manlev. Formerly
Of the East Liverpool high school.
was solemuiEed Thursday evening ~
2 30 o'clock Rev J. a. Mauley. o.
NinFo Junction. father 81 me groom.
performed mo ceremony Tho YOUNG
couple entered the parlor where the
ceremony occurred 90 tho strains ~
MendelsHohn'a Wedding march. played
by Miss Evelyn Brown. a cousin %
tho bride They were attended hy
Miss Mary Mitchell. o. sister Of the
bride. and Mr. r. r. Kennedy. 81
Pittsburgh.
Immediately following the core.
mony an elaborate wedding supper
was served. after which tho Young
couple left for Veulah. Mich. where
they viii spend the summer They
will return 10 Pittsburgh early m the
fall. where Prof Manley has accepted
a position in a high school
Tho wedding waa attended by tho
following out.offown guests. Rev.
md Mrp J n Manloy aud family.
NInEo Junction Mrs g l.. Gardner.
Miss Anna Gardner. Mise Ne1 Man.
llel. Mr. and Mrs John MIlugan. Mr.
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Maurer-Eo1.

A wedding OF unusual interest
among the social circles OF this city
was solsmnized Thursday morning at
7:l5 O'Clock In St Joseph's Cathedral
when Miss Alberta Fox, the charming
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Fox. was
united In marriage { Mr.. John L.
Maurer. The c~ereuony was perform
ed by Rev. Father o. n. Move. who
celebrated the nupital high mass.
There were no attendants but N ush-
ers were Elmer p. welty. Edward
busch. George Green and Michael
Fitzpatrick. The church had been
p~rofusely decorated Florist Lang
hans having charge. The altar was
decorated In cut lower and candles
by Miss Anna Maley. Miss Margaret
Mcmahon presided at the piano and
several beautiful selections were rend-
cred by Miss Mary Haley.
After the church ceremony a we'd
ding reception was held at n home
Of the brides father. on Fourteenth
street. and a dainty luncheon was
served by Mrs. Stauver. Many beau
tiful gifts were received. The young
couple left On an early morning train
FOR a shOrV wedding trip. After their
return they will make their home in
h Wilomet apartments. I
As the train bearing III young
couple was about TO cave the B. & o.
station their many friends gave them
a merry send-on. showering rice and
other articles at them, while handbills
bearing several quotations were dis
tributed among the crowd at the de-
pot and h passengers on the train.
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ing towns. The lawn was ~appropri-
ately decorated for the occasion. as
well as the interior OF the residence.
All kinds Of cakes. sandwiches. pies.
etc. were offered for sale. az well a.
ice cream. strawberries. r~aspberries
and other delicacies. The AFFAIR did
not conclude until nearly midnight.
and b. IS expected that the proceeds
win exceed the 800 mark. The com
mittcc which rs responsible for the
decided success Of the event was
composed Of Aunt Rebecca McColiooh.
Ccoutiuusd on rusifrh PaEsS