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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-01-11
A Risk.

You ran a great risk when you
proposed to your fiancee on a noun
tain gorge"
why s0T"
"ThinG Of the consequence II she
had thrown you Over?"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-01-11
Abnormal Bachelor.

do you know Binglehoner?"
Yes"
Hes positively uncanny."
why do you think so?"
He keeps his socks in the same
place all the time"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-01-11
ma manual rnnd.

II know Of one place which should
be a paradise for real estate men, the
ground rents show such activity.
Where is thatT''
'9n the earthquake regiOnP
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-01-11
TO MAKE AN AUSTRIAN TOP
Not Difficult to Put Together and Can
BE Cut From Ordinary 6roomhan-
dle-iow Il Is Worked.

All parts Of an Austrian top are OF
wood and they are simple to make:
The handle is a piece of pine 5A
inches long. ~ inches wide and three
fourths inch thick. A handle, three
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-31
PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF
DAWSON COUNTY, MONTANA

RESOLVED We Convention
the National and State platforms o. sl aud md p9s hsat snS n %
Vice pledge them most hearty cooperate"
heartily Governor Edwin
We t MS If the State Great Falls
the SELECTION Of Hon Thomas J. Walsh as It's peseaa ] @
L 1910 the Of Dawson County pledged its efnd s
md the primary law paF 70 hoao Of Oregon On s Pa
point nbe made originating and assisting IN the
s % aos 0ns f the tsfote book By the last
II 1910 the Democracy in Convention following pledge
a pf our s Rd an among Gss s asd Baof Of
Upon this the people voted for and elected nominated
with shame and that admit the an"Ts pass " W sy a her
action being against the policy Of the Demo
further believe that the tax
Of Dawon County entitled to reasonable CONVERSATION h ne
the ooofy dnd ad therefore p County funds in the various banks
the Count and collect the in e5 sgs
les may be y him deposited reasonable rate Of e s ner es Collected
We ds ps da f the sgen not os support
walsh ii campaign further Statement No and file the
oyany observe and respect vio people at the polls for
Legislature ito. the s;s enact ia
County Treasury governing the purity Of seed
th the , sna sd ssstsd ,dsa n
that oa for the division Of s e disposition f road funds
on ad ' e hsb bg' psas dn pdaafss for Legislature
endeavos the enactment Of such law n. States >. now con
Quoted far t being saa0sy and aa a pc e pubic we
the f'" W. % 3 m Re Act s should be so
qui the tented sasa y @
expense showing the expenditure Of tn
Board Of directors OF me water osefs
q
Yellowstone Project n oder 70 M
Of PROJECT
said Project wasted By reason Of vsathes
appropriated reason sa
reasonably just N hxlng me farm oh
der the Yellowstone
Reclamation Service should De MADE
TO
Lower
condemn the action q
n ect 80
to the UnIed colesfg ' N9j ~
nerae Irrigated Proe-
beiee extension -
Of
three (<oo dollars
strueto
Secretary make saea & r.
-. r.e<.1,tnve ,.,,;ra I'D
hereby pelge candidates members g 1as
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-31
ELEC
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1912
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET
For President
WOODROW WILSON
For Vice President
THOMAS R. MARSHALL
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL I
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For presidential Mccarthy NJ of
Kalispe and John MacGnnss Of Butte
natorT Walsh of Helena
of Virginia City
Lieutenant governor Mcdowell of Butte.
Lewistown and NJ Evans
ofM
ydney Sanner of Miles City.
Forse Of A. Anderson of Livingston
For attorney general D. NJ Kelley of Boulder
Forst etreasur w C.. of Red Lodge.
Forst William Heating of Mssoua.
nuonH A Davee of Lewstown
For alroadc commissioner. H. Hall Of Great Falls.
of Montana the counties
Of Dawson andC uster-C C.. Hurley Glendive.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-31

- This Convention elected and passed
Assembly memorial to Congress
avosafed hereby demand that the representatives
.h ssop4ion recommendations herein contained @ a
Inc laws be providing
nyeso killed for sanitory
he oil he office
aaxs u voter s3e
election.
the children
ande TO
secure school e" seao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
NEWS BRIEFS

Squire ee r Dobbs was IN Steu-
benville yusie rday. where he testified
before the Federal court in the Ayers
white slave case. John Ayers. the de-
PENDANT I'm tho case. IT, a local man ~
II the woman. by whom the charge
was preferred.
At "A meeting Of the Senior citss
Of the High school yesterday after
noon. n wac decided TO postpone tho
hay ride from Friday evening ~ this
week 20 Friday evening. October 4.
The members Of the class viii go to
Coiernin. w ere an elaborate chicken
and wtffle cir ner will be served.
A meeting 81 the teachers OF the
High school was held yesterday after
noon NJ the High school building.
Several matters were discussed. al
though no important business was
transacted
Rally day services were observed
Sunday in the Thomson VI. r. church.
and were largely attended. Al the
morning service the pastor. Rev. = y.
Ross. delivered a strong sermon on
the subject Strength and Duty in
Ills Sanctuary"
Yesterday morning a small blaze
az the residence Of Peter Chapman ~.
suited IN damages amounting 10 about
$40. The FIRE originated IN n closet.
Al alarm was turned in. but the Ere
was extinguished with water before
the arrival Of the department
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NOTTCE-Contractors


The Bosrd Of CommIssionerr Of the
County Of ohio. Wheeling W. Va.
September fefh, 1919.
tho ofncfof The Board 81 Commission
err Of the County Of ONO. West Nir-
ginia. until september 10th. 1914 at
10 90 a. u. Tor grading and Taving With
stone the River Road In said county
town - Warwood 20 the county line a.
short creek.
Length. 22.ost feet - miles
width ~ pavement ~ or 10 feet 40
Approximate cubic yards grading.
based on 10 feet width. 1000
approximate cubic yards sand stone
Approximate cubic yards lime ston.
Crushed limestone u be used a. an
alternative material for the coupiets
rOnafrucflon Of a stone road Instead ~
stone macedam ~ above
Approximate cubic yards. based on ~
feet width 5.71T
\ certified cheek for o. 900 90 shsn
bc der~T 'ef with each bid
The successfui bidder viii be required
tc give bond Tor an amount equal 10 the
runfract price a. determined BY the en-
Eireers preliminary estimate
Plans ana specifications are on ffie ~
TIE office ~ The Board % Commission
1914
The noard 81 Commissioners o. IN.
County ~ ohio reserve the right 90 re-
GEORGE KRESS. President.
JOHN VI GARDEN
gro " WOODS
The Board ~ Commissioners ~ ths
GEO " OLDHAM.
-
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Orpheum Theater.

"A Summer Widow" at the Or.
pheum Theater was well received last
plight. judging from the applause Il
received. This act could easily re.
main at the Orpheum all weey. IN.
stead OF three days. which 1t is SEIZED.
uled TO play. Allen. Byron and Blanch
have in "A Tin Wedding" gem OF a
farce playlet. Aliens portrayal OF a
drunk In the sketch was great. As a
strong man. Alex. Thomas Is In no
danger Of losing any OF his laurels.
He Is a marvellous man OF strength.
and some Of his lifts are wonderful.
A most perfect formed man Is he.
The two Gibsons fooled the audience
all the way through their act. One.
made up as a handsome girl. got by
with the work until the finish Of the
act. when he removed his golden Les
lie Carter. showing pretty black locks
OF hair and that he was real man
instead OF a girl. as the audience
thought. Elsie Marie carries a spe-
'cial drop for her act. and sings out OF
a moon with great effect. She sang
some songs Of all nations. A great
vaudeville bill and one that should
draw capacity audience nightly "a
well as the daily matinee for the bal
ance OF the week
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An unusual interest u being mani
Tested In the coming engagement -
tho Innes Orchestral Band. which Is 90
be heard here In two concerts nj
Wheeling Park on Sunday. septen-
her goth. For twenty years Frederick
Neil dimes has been spreading the
gospel of music In America and his
nafnc. probably more than that ~ INV
other great director. is closely idenfi-
fed with The movement. which has
made good music known and appreci-
ated Throughout the highways and by
ways ~ this country.
Mr.. lnnes recently announced an
pointment Of Musical Director
chief 81 the gre4 worlds fair 10 be
held IN san Francisco IN 1915 is not
tlone tribute 70 his ability for Or
Fanizinr musical celebrations on a
huge scale but n f. n happy rccoeni-
tion ~ his srperiatire qualities NJ q
composer and corccrt director.
The Inne5 Bars5 which has grown
end developed under Mr. lines lead
ership into tcinC ono - the really
great bnnls - the world is totally
unlike the ordinary travelling band
With its Etoups ~ FaVaphoncs. Oioes.
Farotu. H1rrs. TymUari and gfrinr
Hassee-ell % these being In addition
n the reRrisi band Instrumentation
inc orTanigf ton Eifeq ont Vuiumn
and quality oi tone which o. said hv
the critics. to thrill the most biasa
musician.
Whole symphonies are given with
the grace - the true orchestra Will
two-qtcp. MARCHES ana other ropui1r
hiis come oit with briiiiancy I'M
known ~ The best ~ the ordinary
bands
The ba1I is particularly noted Tor
fhr hiEh EiHdc ~ soloists who &C.
COMPANY 10 on Us annual tours This
81 well qho- THE year IN fhe engage
mont ~ Tentrtcc Van Icon. the fam
Gus Iutcu soprano. Whose artistic
triumphs igsf winter with the chit
caro- Fhilarf irhin Grand opera com
panv viii bc remembered
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statesmen DISCOVER THEY
ARE TO MARRY SISTERS

DULUTH. sept 23-Meeting to-
day for the FIRST time IN rs wears and
learning they are engaged 10 tho two
sisters II tho experience ~ MAYER. o.
New YORK Hrd vs.. w. Smith. ~ Chi
ctFo. travelling Eaiesmcn.
The men met IN n hotel by chance
and beEnh o. talk over old times m
FIX Hart. IND. whore they separated
after leaving school. Mr. Smith vol
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
Retail Liquor Laosns. Application.

~ O1tlce OF the Clerk County Court. ohio
County. state OF West VIRGINIA
To Whom II May Concern:
Thomas Speilman has ths day filed
win me. John II. Wells. Clerk of the
county Court OF Ohio County, an appiI-
cation Tor Retail Liquor License TO
cover the period OF time from October
lSth, 1917. TO June 30th. 1913. and has
cetpt from ". M. Ciemans, sheriff OF
OHIO County. for sSOS.13. as required by
law: said application II as follows:
name. Thomas Speilman. Place OF
business. Caldwelrs Run east Of Twen-
ty-nlnth street Residence 2sss Moys-
ton street. Wheeling. West Virginia
Published the first time September IL
1919 Respectfully.
JOHN H. WELLS Clerk
County Court. Ohio County. state Of
West Virginia s-i5-2s-o-i-s
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DIE D.

FLYHE-On Sunday. September p.
1917, ~ 30 o'clock . m. at her late
residence. sol Main street ISABEL
CALDWELL. wife ~ George N. Flynn.
Funeral services AZ residence Of General
Alfred caldwell 77t Main street Tues
day afternoon 80 90. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited Inter-
nent private at Greenwood cemetery.
sTRonBERo-On Thursday. sertem-
ber -. 1912. 81 a IN. at her resi-
dencc. 2215 Eon street SOPHIA
STNONHEitf. widow % the late Ar
mold StrOnberg. in the 18th year Of
her age
Funeral from her late residence on
Monday. September "a 1912 al
o'Clock Services 20 st. John =
German Evangelical Protestant
church 80 1.70 O'Clock Infermenf At
Greenwood cemetery Friends of
family invited o. attend There Will
BE- special car 40 The corner o.
Twentf second and rhapilne streets
Immediately after the services 20
convey friends 90 cemetery.
DurTY-On wednesday,. september IL.
1912 20 10 O'clock a. m. REV r. D..
Uf-FFY
Funeral from 81 Joseph Cathedral Non
dav morning. September gard Ofrice
~ the dead 20 y 80 O'Clock Solemn
Hish requiern mass Ht 10 o'clock In
tcrment at Wellshurg. vs. Va. on Mon
dow afternoon.
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TO OBSERVE HALLOWEEN
WITH JOINT CELEBRATION

/ snts-rst the information that Be was
oetnrosd AM AR. Mayer said he was
700. az soon developed thsk they were
10 marry sisters. at Eik Hart.
Le,s make a double wedding sux-
gested Mr.. Mayer
An right said Nr. Smith
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Application for Pardon.

ApSaasssAss Ter psrssA
So,ic~ - hereby Eiy-n that on or about
Nc lsth d.y Of October. 49,: an sppli-
Gstien VII - Tiled With A. q. Pterson
fsrdon Attorney. Charleston. Wes; Viz
slniA- To- the Communication e thf -sn-
tenc~ OF Charles ~chuitE. coaelcfsd Of
ne Shine % petit isrceuy. At Sle Narch
Tern. 1914. OF the Criminal Court Of
Ohto Cocnty. and sentenced 20 fuiprison-
msnt IN TIE ohio County JAIN for the
s-fs-o-i CHARLES scHULrz
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Running up and down stairs. sweep
ing and bending over making beds
will not make a woman healthy or
beautiful. She must get ont OF doors.
walk a mile or two every day and
take Chamberlain's Tablets TO improve
her digestion and regulate her bowels.
For sale by all dealers.
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The THEATRE


The attraction at the Court theatr.
THURSDAY and Friday will be that
puopiar young actress. Miss Eleanor
Aontel In q new play called "A Wo-
mans Name" featuring one OF the
greatest stories ever rented ON the
American stage. concerning the race
problem. The play shows the devot-
Ion OF loving daughter In such a
way that II will be approved by every
mother In the land
Miss Mopteli is surrounded with a
cast OF exc, Hence and with a scenic
production or worth. This engage
ment VIII be ansiously awaited by the
,heatregoers fothis city. There will
De matinee on Friday. Seats are
now on SAL.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
wARwoop sEWrRS'

WAAWOOD SEWERS.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Mayor and Council OF the Town OF
Warwood. ". Va. until D m.
Friday, September "a. 1919. for the con
struction OF about two miles of from
TO zO-inch sewer in Glennova section
OF the Town OF Warwood w Va
All bidders must go over and ex-
anime the ground themselves Plans
ana specifications may be seen at tho
Office OF ii: J. Watson. engineer, Board
OF Trade building. Wheeling. w. Va
drawn after deposit with Town Re
yorder. The right 20 reject any and all
blos ~ reserved by the Mayor and
hundred tS2O0D dollars must be de-
posted with each hid. and bidder re-
ceINlns contract must give bond to
complete work.
@ r. BOWLER
Mayor OF the Town Of Wsrwood.
cHAS -. MILLER
Recorder of the Town of warwood
slsp
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LOST.

LosT-Sunday. between i3fh 81 ami
McMeChen car barn. iady's open face
gold watch. silk fob. gold mounted
monogram " J. Reward ~ r~fu. ned
10 1874 l3th 81 sIsh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

4 'rRfz" hi1 eco. MshtO
"Madge WHY are YOU going ~
change Vuur shirt waist III"
Marjorie "This one fs too Urh'
rolurcd. i'm Eoinc fo sit IN the ham
mock With Charlie this evening"
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10 AoREs ron On 400.

IN National pike. handy To- railroad
IN Town. h-rUum house cellar. and
Lern tfNtts other tuiidings acres
ne fruit, well wafered. fne location
~ soon sell, as price ls 20 low
=" scre-. bnildinss. and good location.
Tor Ak.AnNs easy o.. M
~ acres. for $500 fine house. good
iocH i0us $500 worth timber
Write ~ u. nasTBEs, TO wssf
Avsnus. Caubridgs ohio.
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known as the man who originated
many slang phrases while PLAYING
The Unknown" In Little Johnnie
Jones'" will present another OF his
characteristic roles. that OF the Chi
cago sporting man. with bibulops ten
denotes In The Yankee Prince" The
music IL Of the catchy Cohanesque
Kind. capable Of sending everyone
away whisuing Il.
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Hs esss. 20 .ss o,s: s0ss.r. .ss

Houes 70 Mauufaesurers. yoppsrr. Msr-
chants and Other Wlyoissals DsAlsrs
- NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
. its oolce at Charleston, West VIZ
ginla. for furnishing supplies for the
seNersi Stote Institutions, the financial
management OF which 10 vested In said
board Contracts will he swarded to the
other things being equal West Virginia
dealers will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will b fur
nlsheo bidders on receipt OF requests
stating fhe line desired
sTATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
sG-t-n Charleston West vlrainfA
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) Acres

Near Elm Grove: has good frontage
on public road. IL al tlllable. IL acre
locust grove. trees we'll trimmed.
Price $50 per acre
Terms can be had. ask
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ToH SALE On THADU-A good seven
room house and two lots with wells
barn. an Hdets lawn. auf Other inrfo. -
mrnfe VIII cell cheap. or trade for =
small EARN. Address Charles 81 Miller.
cameron. %. - 1s-12-tf
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S. NEsBITT, k.
Money to Loan 1920 Market

FOR HHUT.
PIP Market St. rooms. tito
isLr Iand ~. = rooms. ......... 10 90
- Twelfth ST. rooms and bath SIS 90
~ blkhteenth st. rms. and bath $500
OHIO a s. broadway Sts.. : rooms
and bath ...-.............. IS 90
Sns y front St . rOnns and bath. 12.0O
sSS y WABASH st. 4 rms. and bath 1900
80 l4th 81. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
l.eathe rwood. 10 rooms and bath 1000
Moodsdale. rooms and bath .... 90 90
Woocsdale, roms and bath 600. ~. 90
Eeho foint. rooms and bath. 90
lin Grove, roms and bath .... 20 90
and water -. -. -. =. 1900
Security Trust Co., Agents.
HAS Market Street. Wheeling
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$23OO.OO
For 7room house Island BATH
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS co.


Real estate investment,
Chapline street, between 18th
and f4th; has a great future.
Buy at today's prices; it will
pay. Also a Market street
business property as near the
actual business center of
Wheeling as possible TO esti-
mate.
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For Sale

80 acres. situated fvo miles from
bethesda, the great summer resort
Good location. fine stock farm. GOOD
farming land. principally limestone
soil; two veins coal. several buildings
vel watercd. plenty Of fruit viii
sell parf or all Inquire
~. n. HYDE.
p. D. No. =. sarnesvlns. Ohio.
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Bruemmer 6 HiIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and nmtalmsra
corner MARKET and 1ssenfv-rercuf gta
aelsohone- loI 0D-n aar cod NM
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A Conan Star SATURDAY.

With Tom Lewis as the star. Geo.
NJ. Cohsn's musical comedy success
The Yankee Prince will be the at
traction at the Court this Saturday
maIihee ana night. September rs
With his half hundred singing and
dancing comedians. Mr. Lewis better
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE SEVERN Furnished rooms. RItE
eoard stb Msin 81 .st6-I Bell
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WANTED-TO BUY

must sav. a. 4 n
tire ana q good coaster brakss ~
'vsr 22-inch frame. Phons Zen issi-J.
sgatf
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wAHWooD LOT sYuCfALa
Lot on Vance avenue-tsT5.
Lot on Nineteenth strset-t75O
Corner lot on Sixteenth St.-ft. 900.
Lot on Twenty -nrst street.-The.
Two lots on Vance avenue. each $3.50.
Two lots on Eighth street each $500.
600 ~ '" ~ "'"
Lot on Sixteenth street-ts5o.
HOLMES & ALLEN,
5so7 Eoff street
Bsu Yhons 1la1-L-
2saf EEtsts, rnsursnos and Collections.
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Reduction
hat. sss.

On price of-one of best small frui,
farms near Wheeling. Ala; ri1ge
farm, over l5-a. fruit; suitably To-
Gated, mile and third from car line
at Warwood; 7 r. dwelling, ,arn,
two wagon sheds. two poultry
sheds, gransry, corn crib, black
smith shop, etc. Good laying land
mostly limestone; fruit of excl
lent quality in large quantities
farm noted for fruit alone.
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EOR RENT

foB BEHT-Two furnished room,
suitable for young BUSINESS man. In
anlre az u 18th street. city. aug -at-tf
ron 1Ahf-Nieeiy furnisbod ) and 4
room hats with bath. for light house
Front st. Aug s-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

journal OF the session OF II. Nyhsel-
i1s convention. which convened Febru-
airy IL. 1858. This journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell end Dernott
anu IL wanted for the state Archives OF
". Va. any owner OF a copy Of ths
{ournal VIII perform a public servic,
ssncer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis.
state Archiveist. Charleston, w. va
tf-julyfl
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The Wheeling Realty Co.

Third floor sohmaIbsoh Bldg.
Nationai cal. neu Iss3-n.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

LOUIS 3 . TT - 9 n "
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAL EMeAJnER.
f122 and 1874 Main street.
Calls AnsU cred Da, or Slgnt-
Store Phones e35.
VIC /. Rertschy. Hei Phone i2S2.R
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i22s.y
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mac Wanted. Secondhand Bags
hlUN Write for prices Riehmond Baw
Go. Dept 81. Richmond. Va
s-l7-eod-St
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Henry W. GundlInq, Aqi.

~ - sls;ss4 s ss;ass.
- - ssn 10 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
BRING SMITH TO
RICHMOND JAIL
Prisoner Charged With Chester
field Murder Requires Mcdi-
Cal Attention.

clement + Smith. who is charged
with killing Joseph Walker at tho lat
tsrs home, near Beach. In Chesterfield
county. Thursday night was brough,
TO Richmond from Petersburg BY Shcr
IN GIL yesterday morning a, 1880
O'clock. Iio was placed in the hosp,
tai ward OF tho City Jail.
Since Friday Smith had been In a
Petersburg hospital. where no was
tnkcn 20 receive treatment for wounds
received in tho ARRAY q number OF
small shot from Walkers gun entered
his left arm ard aldo. infiictlng pain
full but in nowise dangerous wounds.
Iio insists npon his innocence OF tho
charge of murder. which has been
lodged against him. and claims tina, no
shot In sclr-detensa
Tho removal OF Smith TO Richmond
Instead of 10 tho Chesterfield cou.,ty
jail was not explained by local police
officials last night. There is ll,,le SEN
ti'nent against tho prisoner In Chcs-
tariicld. certainly none scriou. enough
to be threatening II he Were lodged In
tho Chesterfield jail. 1t is proba bic.
however. that he was brought to Rich-
mond pending complete recovery, 10
receive treatment In tho hospital ward