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The Washington herald., 1912-09-15
A FAMILY SECRET. pIvULeEp.

my brother is a man of the highest
moral character and the most abominable
opinions" said G. X to me when. feeling
sure that Master Cecil was not available,
! asked for him and about him.
Mr.. Gilbert Chesterton lives on the tor
of a high hill in Beaconsfield.
lSThere's a lovely garden, with all sorts
of flowers trying to grow primly in
quantity cut beds and borders. and a cum
ming, little house with latticed windows,
comfortable, heavy old furniture and gay
chintzes.
! I don't believe it's so much that the
house is little as 1t is that Mr.. Chester
ton is so big and imposing in himself.
When I first saw the cottage / can't re-
member remarking upon its limited di-
mensions, but when my host came out
to greet me 1t seemed to shrink into a
very small home for SO great a man.
Mr.. Chesterton is very tall and broad
and thick. He has a fine head, with a
name Of shaggy curls, and he has rather
prominent blue eyes, which have in them
the same CLINT of whimsical Mischief that
turks in the ofbs of one Bernard Shaw.
In short, he looks something as I be-
ueve Rabelais may have, and a good dea
The Washington herald., 1912-09-15
By KATE carew.


"HE House of Chesterton is house
divided against itself!
Il There are twos brothers who
represent it One is big and ono is lit
tie, but both are decidedly portly. One
is a redhot Socialist. Suffragist. and
many more lists The other strikes out
on lines of his own. about which you
shall hear, but both write. lecture and
discuss in public and in private.
Two Of them, Coco graciousI Could
manage to interview them ensemble?
Would they talk together or singly?
forget all about poor. little me in the Joy
of battle, and should look at one as
asked a question Of the other?
It was all very puzzling, but it solved
itself, because when went to the House
Of Chesterton. 10, only Gilbert K. was
there! Cecil had gone to Shavian meet
ing or a Fabian conference or somebhing
terribly advanced.
"A SHINING MARK FOR sHAvIANs.
I confess, my dears. was much re-
Heved. for these twin interviews aren't
easy. Then also, between ourselves. Gil
bert is much the bigger brother of the
two in more ways than the one that meets
the eye. He is brilliant and far bet
ter and more widely read writer. He-:s a
wit, a scholar and a speaker. He is al
ways being attacked by George Bernard
Shaw and his party. and he is a great
thorn In their flesh, for ne holds his own
remarkably well. He is a sort Of Rock
of Gibraltar that they dash themselves
against and cannot topple over. He diff
ali and -
has their own gift Of language. He scin-
tillates and caps their epigrams with
others. and what maddens them Is that ne
insists upon standing for creeds. for mar
riage and the home, for the public house
well managed, and for all sorts Of estab-
ushed institutions that they jeer at and
would cast down.
He parties all their attacks with light
ness and skill amazing in so weighty
person.
AHA, Chesterton, I have thee on the
hip" chuckles Shaw. as he strikes a
vital, epigrammatic blow.
You err, my noble friend" responds
Chesterton politely, and leaps aside with
the grace Of an antelope
This goes on year after year. while
Bernard Shaw gets leaner and leaner and
leaner on his vegetables and cold water,
and Gilbert Chesterton grows more and
more ponderous on his roast beef and
small beer of Old England.
Personally, consider it is hard luck
for G. K to have his one and only little
brother go over to the enemy, but he
doesn't mind. I think he rather likes it.
1t is supposed that they commenced
arguing in infancy and started printed
attacks on each other as soon as they
learned their alphabets-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
BLESSING OF THE
HOLY OILS
nEPREsSrvE SERVICES HELD AT
ST. JOSEPH CATHEDRAL
Good Friday Services In the Local
Churches win he Largely
attended To-day.


solemn and impressive services were
conducted at st. JOseph's Cathedral on
Maunday- Thursday. The blessing OF the
Holy Oils which the to be used through
out the diocese took place at 10 O'clock
and the Rt. Rev. Bishop +. ]. Donahue
otticiated at the conservation of the oils.
Following is list OF the clergymen OF
the diocese who were in attendance at
the conservation:
celebrant-Rt. Rev. Bishop p. ]. Dom
Archpriest-Rt. Rev. Mgr. Joseph Null
len. v. c.
Deacons OF Honor-Rev. F. p. Ross
man and Rev. r. +. Harris
Deacon OF Mass-Rev VIM Hall
Musial
Deacons OF OiI-Rev. Basil Nader
Rev. Ernst Pfeger and Rev. Paul Abra-
Chanters-Rev Edward Galway and
Rev. Father Francis. y. NJ. G.
Masters OF Ceremonies-Rev. o. H.
Moye and Rev. r T.. woeber
At. st Alphonsus church. services be-
gan at :: 80. when Solemn High Mass
and procession took place and the Bless
ed Sacrament was taken from the nigh
altar =. TO the side altar repository. where
vices on Holy Saturday.
To-day being Good Friday. services OF
a special nature will be held in the
churches. a: the 81 Joseph's Cathedral
mass OF the presanctified will COM
mence at o'clock and the services on
o'clock. Pontlficsl High Mass will be
celebrated on Easter Sunday morning at
1890, aside from the high mass on sun
day, there VIII also be low masses al
$50. $3.50. and o'clock
Last evening I'm the st Matthews
church, the enlarged choir rendered very
beautifully. Maunder's "Olivet To Cal
vary" There was a very large attend
ance.
This evening in 81. Luke's church. the
choir VIII render Seven Last Words OF
Christ by Dubois This - one OF the
most sacred selections rendered by the
choirs OF the different churches al This
time OF the year and an exceptionally
large attendance - expected as an en-
larged choir has been secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
PARK VIEW WANTS
THE SPUR BUILT
PETITION PRESENTED TO COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Asking That Steps BE Taken to Compel
the G. q Z. u. TO Live Up 10 It's
Franchise

Quite a stir was occasioned at the
session OF the board OF commissioners
yesterday morning when Attorney John
IS Wilson. on behalf OF the residents Of
Park View, presented a petition TO the
board urging IL to take such steps and
institute such proceedings as may be
necessary against the city a. Elm Grove
railway company to force ~ TO build a
spur up through Park View. for which
IL was granted a franchise some time
ago.
1t Will be remembered that some
Two years or more ago the company was
granted franchise for a loop up
through Park View. ana IL deposited
$4,000 as an evidence Of good falth. At
the last meeting OF the Old board.
which granted the franchise. att he re-
quest OF the railway company this de-
posit was refunded aad the franchise
returned TO the county.
This ended the matter apparently.
and the proposed extension died "A natu-
raj death until yesterday its remains
were resurreCted in the shape OF the
petition presented TO the board. which
To the Board Of Commissioners OF Oh 10
County. West Virginia.
Gentlemen-Thc undersigned sub
scribers TO this petition do hereby re-
specfully represent that there is exist
ing "A valid contract between the county
OF Ohio, West Virginia. and the city &
Elm Grove Railroad company, a cor
poration. requiring the said railroad
sion OF its lines described as the Park
View extension" as set forth In an
ordinance enacted August II. 1903. and
accepted by the said rairCsd company.
Your petitioners further represent
that IL Is the duty OF your honorable
body To enforce compliance with said
contract by such legal procedure as
may I've necessary to the attainment Of
that end. therefore your petitioners re-
spectfully request you TO promptly take
such steps and institute such proceed
ings a. may be necessary To- compel the
said railroad company to comply with
its contract and TO diligently prosecute
TIE same 20 that end.
Respectfully submitted.
The petition was signed by J. =. But
Ter. Charles J. Warehouse and 81 other
residents Of Park View. and after it
was read IL was received and filed The
matter was discussed at some length,
but as there Is "a question Of law in
Volyed the board continued the matter
over to Monday. when the prosecuting
attorney will be present and take the
matter uD with them.
General Manager J. W Speidel. Of the
city a Elm Grove. when asked about
the matter lat evening was not in
clincd Co take ~ seriously. merely stat
i-@ 80 matter had died q natural death
and that the company had no franchifs'
al the present time. and could not he
compelled 90 carry out something II
did not possess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
WHEELING PARK
OPENS MAY IL
ALL INDICATIONS ARE PoR
VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAH.
New Company VIII he in Charge This
Year and High Class Amusementa
VIII Ne the Card.

Wheeling park viii open for the sum-
mer season sunday. May - and nr-
rnngements ARE now under wav 10 make
THIS year gala one az the uut-the-pike
breathing spot The resort this year
viii BE- IN charge of the Ohio Valley
Amusement company. but the personnel
~ the company viii be- changed con-
siderahly. George Miller viii be presi-
dent. =. Moore vice president. August
Miller treasurer and =. \ Moore serre-
terry and general manager The two
Millers ere new men in the company.
hut the management will fall on 4
Moore. who 90 su~~esgfuty managed
the resort during the past two SeassonE
Already preparations have been made
and. in fact. the bar and bowling alleys
viii Boz open to-day and continue
throughout the summer. This portion
~ the resort will DO under tho manage
ment ~ August Miller. and be viii be-
Doc personal charge - the bar and alIevs
during the summer. although no VIII
have ac.crnl assistants Mr miller haa
been working Tor several days ~ get
t1inEs in shape and ail Or in readiness
for tho opening to-day.
a nurhrr - The CpnCeuai0up have al
ready been LET Including the photo
privilege. shooting gallery. Iapanesr
bowling alleys and vases These will
70 To charge ~ the same people as i1af
gear TIE penny arcade will Do in
charge q Thomas J. Rail- Hs hereto
NNf fNfFF. 70 fHnNN. rNWfNu. r|rUIn
swing. laughing gHiierv and scenic rail
way VIII he operated tv the company.
and special EFFORT VIII bo made Co.
serve tHe public properly and make o.
visit To- th" PARK % rgai pleasure
Tho feature attraction % the resort
~ wear vii he high chase vaudeville.
and Mr Moore has already closed n
contract With the Pollock Hook nr
agency ~ Tfttshurgn to furnish the at-
fractions llign rlasr vaudeville only
VIII hn given. ans patrons ~ the resort
ore Hraurrl NJ nIgH class nruuHernpuf
hIHrHF. u"rrffr ~ rIrrfra have
been booked anI ue ffef fa rapidly ir.
rrraefug Among fHa big uuna nra tHe
wheeling Gfnvfr#' FaanrfnffYr and Tho
MODERN NUHIw.r ruUnuUurrnf So %
Dawson. tho local reafaurHteur has
charge ~ tNo booking ard He has nr.
r1rreI FOB rrof 100 committee uuf
others who desire Co. give ufruira during
fIe aummer steve" has been rfrsq
aYIr charge ~ tnfs work. 1rI ON h4os-
inTH viii D. made through him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Obituary
FATHER KEMPER
DIED YESTERDAY
RECTOR OF ST. ALPHoNsus SUE
CUhBS TO PNEUMONIA.
WIN be Greatly Missed By His Parish
as His WORK Here was
Very Successful.

Coming as a severe shock TO the en-
tire city. the death OF Reverend Father
refer hemper. the rector of ST Alphon-
sus German Catholic church, occurred
last evening at $50 o'clock at the North
wheeling Hospital. where he had been
OF pneumonia.
The illness was OF short duration. on
thursday OF last week. he spent several
hours IN the church hearing cOnfessoins
and leaving the room at 8 O'clock in the
evening, feeling rather weak, he was
compelled to retire Immediately. His
condition not improving. he was Wednes-
day removed to the North Wheeling
hospital. where the physicians diagnosed
MS illness as pneumonia. His death was
probably superinduced by u weak heart
Father kemper was born December :
1867. IN Clarified. Pa, and few years
later moved with his parents TO Butler.
ia. He Is survived by n mother. a sis
ter and three brothers, all OF whom re-
side in Butler county
The Rev. Mr.. Kemper received his
classical education in ST, F1delis Col
leke, at Harmony. Pa. and later finish
ed the theological course at the Capu-
chin college, in Cumberland, Md. lie
entered the Order OF Capuchin. August
To-. 1888, and was professed into that
ORDER on the same day of the following
year. lie WAS ordained into the priest
hood on August 25, 1859.
He has held various offices in that
order. among them being guardian OF
the monastery in Cumberland for a
number OF years lie has labored in
various parishes in Pennsylvania Mary
land. Ohio and West Virginia. and for a
number OF years was assistant rector OF
81 Alphonsus church OF this city. being
made rector and supervisor three years
ago.
Under his administration the German
Columbia Club has been organized and
many members added to the member
ship OF the church. Father Kemper pos
Sessed an amiable disposition and was
wei liked by all who knew him. He
had a kind word for everyone and his
death Will be generally felt throughout
the city. No arrangements were made
Tor ~" funeral last evening, awaiting
word from his rlatives. and the arrival
or proNinclaiS from the order of Capu-
.Dr' f"o.r Cumberland
1t Is likely that no appointments TO
he pastCrItc OF the church Will be mhde
before next July, when a meeting OF the
cabinet OF the order will be held in
pittsburgh In the meantime. the church
VIII be under the supervision OF Father
Clemens and other assistants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
FALLING
Is the River After Reaching a Stage
Of 81 Feet

Is the River After Reaching a Stage
Of 81 Feet.
After rising until n stage OF 81 feet
has been reached at the local wharf.
the Ohi1 river became stationary at
o'clock when IL began falling until
last evening there was a stage OF 80
feet six inches registered here.
The steamer Steel City. carrying
the Pittsburgh teachers on the
the preEaster excursion TO Cincin.
natl. passed up for Pittsburgh on the
return trip at an early hour this morn
ing
thursdays Boats.
sonoma. Tor Marietta. IL IN.
Ohio. for Pittsburgh. D. m.
Fridays Boats.
Greenwood. for Parkersburg. G a m
Sonoma, arrive at p. m.
Saturdays Boats.
Ohio. for Cincinnati. a. m.
Sonoma. for Marietta. II a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Special Dispatch to fre Ir'eugen-er.
CLAVKsHrRg vs.. Va. Apru G.
fre Emma Swirhrr. wife ~ - 81
Sv Ishrr. travelling anfeman. died ~
rnr..r fhIH morning ut her h1m. III
Northvirw. aged 90 years Resides
hsr husband. rnr Ia survived ht fb.
following children C1rde. Prank Drfn
la-eIr EDNA and bora. Tho funeral
aIr-ns'm'rt1 have not yct been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
OUTLOOK PLEASING

special Dispatch % the IntsUlgencer.
CHARLESTON. April 4-"Tve bec,
out Tor six weeks and have visited much
OF tne state said Dr. Archibald Moore
candldate Tor the nomination OF conn
missioner ~ agriculture on the Renub.
ucan Ticket and / am we'll pleased
WITH the favorable expressions haze
- e..ed TOT NE nomination" Thus FAR
Ut Moore d. the only candidate Tor fbe
Republican nomination 20 De actively
engaged IN pushing his cand' dacy
Uniform Examination.
'"' UNIFORM examinations are
being held to-day and Tomorrow In
every county in the state
England IN race.
Y VIII DO n candidate FOR The rfats
senate. said senator D. r Engirrd ~
LOGAN county representing the Efrhfr
fenat1rial district Ny announcement
"hl 20 forthcoming within the nsrt
few days"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
GENERAL. NOTICE
@
NOTICE.


Notice e. hereby given that any Repub-
hcan voter desiring 20 become a canff-
date Tor delegate to the First District
sohEressional Convention 90 be held at
NeW martusville ON May rs. 1912. or -
me state Delegate Convention to be- held
at HUNTINGTON on May i6. 1919. must file
hls Application with ~. l. Kirk Chair
man OF the ohio County Republican tx
ecltire Committed. not later than nine
clock =. m. Saturday. April ~. 1912:
and each Application must De accOmpan-
led ~ Zee o. five dollars. showing the
maglrterial district In which he Ives
ana must designate the presidential pre-
ference OF the applicant. Ga order that
his maine as such DELEGATE may be placed
under the proper caption a. heretofore
provided ~ the said County COMMITTEES.
hy order of tie ohio County Republic
can Executive Committee
n L. KIRK.
r. IT, tttSAP. Chairman.
Secretary an-4-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
BUSINESS Opportunities

tHVEsTMEHT5-If you wish 70 buy or
sell a business. II you desire 20 take
a partner with or without his service In
me business. II you wish to make an
inNestment OF any kind. n you wish 10
buy or sell farm. coal. oil. gravel sand
or any minderal producing property II
YOU nave money 20 invest In any kind
.oi business. We can assist you. state
plainly IN your first letter Just what
You want our service leads TO quick
aeals National Public Service Bureau,
MneellnE. w. va. mr-2r-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Y. M. c. A. WON
Defeated Bellaire Basket Ball Team
by a one-Sided Score Last Even
ing at the Local Gym.

Last evening in the Y. NJ. 6. a.
gymnasium. the intermediate basket
ball team easily defeated the Bellaire
Independent Reserves By the over.
whelming score Of Go 10 3. Bachman
and Royce. the forwards for Wheeling.
made baskets az will. while Schwalb
the center for the locals. succeeded
In caginR nine baskets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
LIQUOR LICENSE
ElSasS f.Isss:. SSSiisstiss.

qaor License Application.
wheeling. W. Va. March Is. 1919.
To Whom is MAY Concern.
Ihe following application ia filed with
John IT. Wells. clerk of the county Court
81 ONO county. state o. West virginia
Ior Liquor License beginning May 4,
lgl4i and ending June 20. 1919. said
ceipt Tor t16gGa. from Is 81 Clenans.
=. % q. Tor said sum deposited with him.
Name. Henry Heu. Tor Mozart Park
ASSOCIATION. Place OF business. Mozart
Park Residence. fff Market street
WheolinE. W. Va
Respectfully
JOHN &C. WELLS.
clerk q the County Court ohio country.
Won NLrElnla- rnr.lg nn-a-ll -la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
TOLEDO BOY
Wins out by the Marrow Margin Of
Two Balls In Pool Cham
pionshlp Game

T. o. Ephart and &. Koury. the New
York state champion. met In the par
Tors Of the Imperial billiard room .ast
evening and played or the champion
ship match ~ 800 balls which was
started on Tuesday
A. the opening Of tho game last
evening the score stood a. about 900
io 80 in Ephart's favor. Koury play
ing "a consistent game from tho start
Vaq able 90 Eain on his opponent. who
took sensational spurts. az ono time
making run ~ G5 shots without n
miss. Ephart needed FIVE balls 70 w.n
and Eoury lacked 60. but caught MP
and was two balls in the rear when
Ephart pockotcd the final bail. win.
ming 500 90 sos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Positions Wanted-Male

WAHTED-We have good men TO fill
positions OF trust. office men. business
managers, bookkeepers. stenographers,
clerks. men for delivery wagons, ware
nouse men, statesmen. teamsters. labor
ers and men for odd jobs, call Natl
Phone ak or Bell 1905-R, National
Public Service Bureau. Board OF Trade
Building. mr-12-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Liedick obseauies.

Impressive services were conducted
over the remains Of Mrs. Henrietta
Medick. at the home Of her son John
Medick. No. 24O1 Chapline street. yes
terday afternoon at Oclock The off
riat ing minister the Rev. A. g.
kasche. pastor Of st paurs church and
the Interment was az ". Zion cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
DIED.

KEHPER-On Thursday. April & 1912
&C $40 o'clock .. m. al the North
wheeling Hospital. WcVERENU
FATHER PETER kEMpEH rector 81
-. Alpht usuF German Catholic church
IN the fhth year OF bis axe.
Funeral notice hereafter.
AT REST.
BEALL-On Tuesday. April :. 1912 a.
~ 20 o'clock .. m, &C hts late resi-
deuce. fN1f Eoff street J TffgNfAI
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Tieall t,,
the 'drd year 81 his age
Funeral from his late reriIen~e Friday
Aprii 9th. Ht 81 D.. m fntsrmenf III
ledmnn cemetery Friends of family
Invited 90 attend
sEnEHT-On Thursday. April g. 1914
daughter of ar ana Afrs Ceore. Sell
bert ~ Elm Grove. vs.. Va arcd 1
year aud ~ days
Funeral from the residence Of the
parents 80 Elm Grove. Friday after
noon az o'clock. intermcnt az stone
EHTERED INTO REST.
wICEHAN on Tuesdav. April 1919
90 ~ ~ O'Clock a. M. at bis residence
on huntington Road, Martins Perry.
year ~ hls age
Funeral from his late residence on uur-
unEtun road 90 p o'clock Friday after
noon. lnterment nt Greenwood come
tory, wheeling, W. Va. Friends of the
family invited
please omit flpwersD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Positions Wanted-Female

wANTED-We have girls for office
work. bookkeepers stenographers,
clerks, nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral homework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning. washing
ironing and odd Job work Call National
Phone ak or Bell l9O5-R National
Public Service Bureau. Third Floor.
Board OF Trade Building. mr-Ie-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

TYPEwRrTERS-Ol Typewriters
viii give satisfaction. cost nothing for
repairs and will last a life time. DO
not buy any other make OF typewriter
before investigating.
New and second hand Oliver machines
for sale, II Interested our salesman Will
call at your place OF business. National
Public Service Bureau, 800 Board OF
Trade Bldg. Wheeling. w. Va mr-26-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Harris obsequies.

The remains % Mrs Margaret Harris
were laid at rest in Greenwood cemetery
yesterday afternoon. following services
at the HON Of her daughter. Mrs. Fannie
Pratt. No. 1905 Chapline street, al .
o'clock. the Rev. Jacob Brittinrham rec
tor or 81. Lukc's church. officiating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Puneral OF Mrs. st.ward.

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Rosanna Steward We're held at the
family residence, No. Al Twenty-third
street. on Thursday morning at 3 o'clock
The Rev. l.. J. Browne. Of st. Joseph :
Cathedral officiated and the interment
was made at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
SAILED PROPOSALS..
'S .s. e ~ OFF, %ss.. .f.f s::

. NoIltE fs UENEUT GIVEN. Thaf
DE s'atr Board ~ Control % the state
OF Wcat NirgIriH wilf receive Ids daiiv
AZ 80 OFFICE ~ Cnarisat1n. west viz.
Elrin. To- furrirnfnF suppl - for the
ffNerhl STATE lusfItutlnns the Hrancfai
mana rerurrf " whi.t 10 vested in aid
Hoor1 Contracts Will b. swardei 20 ne
L.NeFt riIdf-a quality considered and
etner things uelnr equal. Wrat virginia
90 glfra VII he rIVrn preference
lisla ~ supplies needed will fur
nisI - bidders on receipt % rraueata
etoilnr fhr line deHffef
ETATE HDAWn OF CONTROL.
~ - Char.sston- West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TIE SEVERN Furnished rooms SifS
board. 9f5 Main - 1861 Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
n. +. JONES
Room s. Nat. e.. Bank Bldg. Bell
Phone 33s: Nat so2R.
WY by ION Lnt,

JEST EEUAT party came into our
iH IHIIire about small r.lf ~
ground urfrn We had rfv.rtf..r -
AFTER leaning tFaf DO could btry
. Una unlT 81 Iuuu. fhsr nav.
fUf hHlnrl. o. monthly H. aeTf
.Hi rcur.arufaf. f1 see DO arr
bought afHfIrr MAJ te v.',ff 49,
sh' long AGO bad Dol known Tho COM
'f srH
no into our 1TI,e TODAY 4r TOO
Willow AM arrange flr one 81 uese.
i.A' nrnr EIm Grove With over
NJ. 20. ffnufUra On rU.F f... e.-.,f
.f.r $50 Terms 80 down ana q. e
.Ir..H
TRACT H mile from rrq Grove fays
to-. Dee over 900 feet lf front4ra On
.r rfH rusnfN
The Wheeling Realty Co.