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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
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WANTED. REAL statesmen TO SELL
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
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SALEsMAN FOR GENERAL SlEE-
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Statesmen OF PROVED ABILITY,
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Dispatch.
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$500 YEARLY ASSURED TO AGENTS
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IasT \ POCK ETDOOk CONTAINING
sSI and card oi identification Wax! the
Travellers Insurance COMPANY. ne
ward /; returned to J. L. fhil-Llfs'
zoe. " est Broad, OF prone Aaalsoi'
55US-J.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Virginia, with staple line: high COM
missions: S10e monthly advance and
permantn Mt position to right man.
JESS n, SMITH CO.. Detroit. Mich
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w ARE now DISPLAYING oUR
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earmeuea Latest exclUssve eAa1es
Kinds % millinery n0vesi0s; new
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JULIUS BEAR 1S29 esSe 0soo
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CLEAN WORK AND GOOD WAGES.
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TART a YUfr BUSINESS THAT
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LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION; TWELVE
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ferred to introduce an imported ar
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and Scotchmen. no opposition. Write
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street Chicago
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SPECIALITY SALES.
man. No other proposition on the
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al cpporsunisis for capable statesmen.
champion" complete accountant
fnreprooD combination safe. desk.
account system. money drawer and
complete recorder. State full aualf-
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sooale; sIrayed IRON East franh!!A.
Communicate With II. u. -, Nifs.hia
bunaea warehouse, ElSnIeehih anu
Cary.
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s5Tp AyED or STOLEN FROM Nr-Ah
l.skes.ae one D.ack anu
sVInltI uoS, p!ue t!Sheo' a ns
~ uam,. OF nam; any Information
Nil H.. rewarded /. nina ER.
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WANTED. TRAVELLING MEN WHO
are making small towns and cross,
road stofes to handle our new and
up.to-dats pocket side line. Pays
Commission Of 81 per order. A win
ner. For full particulars ADDRESS
BURD MFG. CO.. 2i2 SiSei street.
Ch4c2nO- III
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AGENTS-NEW BUSINESS, NEW
held. big profits. selling waterpower
massage machine. Parker sells
first day Margwarth says. making
$lS daily Lewis sells 4 first hour.
Investigate now. to-day. Postal Will
do. Big surprise awaits you. BLACK
STONE CO. SIS Meredith Bldg. To-
ledO. o
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WANTED, Statesmen FOR 1913 TO
sell our exclusive lines OF calendars,
signs, fans and novelties. We are
manufacturers. We have men MAJ
ING 500 a week. Write to-day. THE
WINTERS COMPANY. Springfield,
Ohio
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! 0SF Bi,ACk AND WHITE POINTER
pup, nay name on SoIiar. =. y.
MuNTtIUMhNi, 1905 Nest Lar!
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AGENTS. MAKE SIS TO 800 EVERY
week selling sign letters for stores
and offices. success guaranteed: san :
Piles and particulars free. METAL
Lie SIGN CO. 49, North Clark, Chi.
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STARK BROS. LOUISIANA. MO-. BIG
idea In tree selling. Best terms
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IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDS
Colleges. public and private schoois
stumbled with teachers of all grades
on short notice. without charge
Teachers wanted. THE VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev. r. W.
Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Heights,
Richmond Va
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YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as stenograpller. also to assist in
office work. j Ia. care Times-Dis-
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Statesmen OF PROVED ABILITY.
experienced In handling high-class
trade. Apply at once for prospectus
and selling metho!s--new. original
and most attractive-of the revised
Century Dictionary. Cyclopcdia and
Atlas. THE CENTURY CO, Union
square New York.
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4 81 B,ekmsn Strss,. New york. y
": Mutual Bgi!diEs. Richmond. Va
s.s Temple Court BsIdlnz. Atlanta,
ga eos sogth Dearborn Street. Cat
esgo. i'll
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WANTED. AT ONCE. \ THOROUGHLY
reliable colored woman to cook and
clean for small family, prefer one TO
live on lot. Apply 49,: West Ave-
nue..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
Morls-Eherts

In the presence OF several intimate
friends and immediate relatives. the
wedding OF Miss Virginia Morris. The
popular and charming daughter Of
Mrs. J. +. Morris. OF South WarwoOd.
and George Eberts. a well known
young man OF WarwOOd. was sOlem-
nized yesterday afternoon at the par
Eonag OF tho First English Lutheran
church. on Sixteenth street. The
ceremony was performed AZ 7 o'clock
ty Rev. W s. Dysinge5. The attend
ants wera Miss Mary Morris. q sister
OF tho bride. and Mr.. Herman Wciske.
a cousin ~ Mr. Eberts. The bride
wore a handsome gown OF pearl gray
with hat and shoes 10 match. and the
groom was attired IN the conventional
black. The young couple were the re
cipients Of many beautiful wedding
presents. including cut glass and sil.
verware ~ . O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Eberts loft for Buffalo on n several
days honeymoon trip. They will visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

A wedding 81 beautiful appoint
ments was solemnizod yesterday At
noon ~ the home ~ Mr.. Joseph Law
son. ~ South Huron street. when his
daughter. Miss Nancy Laura became
fha bride ~ SIR. James ~ R~aIston. of
Washington. Pa. % ring cere-
m0ny was performed. and Rev. " \.
cook. pastor ~ tho First Presbyterian
church OBLIGATED.
The bride was elegantly Eowned In
white embodied null. trimmed IN
real lace. and was given 81 marriage
hv her father. Her going ava suit
was ~ grey w~hlpcord with hat and
shoes 10 match. The was
witnessed By only r. few friends and
relatives. Among tho out-of-town
guests were Prof and Mrs Thomas
Lawson. and daughters. Virginia and
Elizabeth. 81 Troy. 81 Mrs =
s. Gilmore ~ Havershaw. 81. v.
Mrs. p. A. Britt. or Limestone. Pa
and Mr.. " " Britt. ~ Clayaviie. Pa.
The home was preftiIy decorated Boz
white roses and pcouiss While ramh-
lrr roses sweet pe1s and asparagus
ferns were artigficllly arranged about
tho diurirr room TDl0viug tho
ceremony a welding luncheon was
Frrvcd.C after which mo Young couple
ieft on o. honeymoon triu fo the
Great lakes. After tho middle 81
July tho will boz o. homo 60 their
many friends az Washington. Pa
who're Sir. Vtiafnn fa ENGAGED m the
real estate business.
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HOME WEDDING
AT LEATHERWOOD
MISS MASON AND Nh. HARE MAR.
RED TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Interesting Reception Followed the
Ceremony-soeiety News Of Wheel
Ing and Vicinity.

The wedding OF Miss Helen Mason
TO Mr.. Charles ID. Hare. OF Gary. Ind,
was solemnized Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. at the home OF the brides
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Charles f. Ma
son, OF Leatherwood. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. NJ. Potter.
pastor of the Vance Memorial church.
In the presence or a rev friends and
relatives. There were no attendants.
The bride IA beautifully gowned
In white embroidered wolfe. elaborate
ly trimmed. sand her going away suit
was OF russell whipcord with hat and
shoes TO match. The rooms where the
wedding took place was beautifully
decorated with roses and daisies while
the dining Don was also artistically
decorated. sweet peas being placed at
the brides table. Following the cere-
mony, a wedding reception was held.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. r.. s. Gordon. OF Pittsburgh.
n Mr.. and Mrs. II. Beall.
Last evening the young couple de.
parted for Lake Wewasee, Mich,
where they will spend their honey.
moon before going TO Gary. Ind, where
they will make their future home.
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4 private card party WAS given IN
the private rooms AZ the oaks last
evening. by a humble OF out the pike
people and a enjoyable time was IN
Joyed by all present. At a seasonable
hour a tempting luncheon was served
by Carterer Charles Craft 81 the re-
sort. which was much enjoyed by all
present. The following were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McShane. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moebus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank SLENDER. Mr. and Mrs.
August Zoeckier. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Zig. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hucbei Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rider and Miss Emma
uorsch.
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Veaoer-O'MaIIey

This morning at . o'clock. a beau
tiful wedding will be solemnized in
st. A~lphonsus church, when Miss
Marie O'Malley becomes the bride OF
Mr.. William A. Yeager. Father
Clemans assisted by Father Francis,
and Father Hall. OF st. Johns church
solemnized the nupital mas The
male choir under the direction OF
Prof. A. ]. Schiller will render a
special program and Prof. Schiller
VIII play the wedding march.
The attendants will be Miss Lulu
O'Malley and Mr.. Henry Bierkortte
and the immediate families OF the
contracting parties. The wedding
dinner will be erved by Caterer
Zeigenfelder. who will serve a menu
including all the delecacies Of the
season. Following the festivities. the
couple will cave for an extended wed
ding tour OF the east. an will return
10 a newly furnished nat on the
South side.
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Modern woodmen Picnic.

The Modern woodmen of America
held the score board yesterday at
Wheeling park and n large crowd OF
the timberman and their friends were
I'm evidence throughout the afternoon
and evening. 4 log rolling exhibition
was the main feature % the DAY and
n large number participated in tho
contest. Although the day was rath-
or cloudy a large number OF the
picnicers camped upder the pine trees
and enjoyed an odd fashioned basket
picnic. All of the amusement devices
were also In operation and were well
~patronized. as was also the Vaude-
Vile performance. At the White
Palace dancing was the main feature
Of the evening and was enjoyed by
n number Of the fantastic. Roller
skating was also enjoyed by many
81 the members IN the casino.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Mabel. Miss Helen and ]. C.
Bolen. Jr, left for Cincinnati on the
steamer Ohio. TO visit friends and
relatives. yesterday.
Miss Annie Dunn. OF Cl~arksburg. Is
In the city to attend the teachers
convention. and is also spending
few days with Miss Drusie Garden.
d. b. Alberts. OF Rochester. N.
Y. Is In the city. calling upon bust
ness trade. n will attend the meet
ings at the high school.
Allen Evans. OF the firm of Dobbson
a Evans. Chicago. is in the city look
ing after the interests OF the firm.
W. A. Houston. representing the
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company. will
have a display at the High school
during the teachers convention.
Walter Hendrix. OF Pittsburgh. Is in
the city. calling upon friends on the
South Side.
A party OF local men OF
Herman Fette. the we'll known local
newsdealer. George Christlieb. Harry
Ruble and several others. left yester-
day for a three weeks hunting and
fishing trip in the vicinity OF Hunters
Vile. Pocahontas county.
Mrs. s. A. MCGEE has returned to
her home on South Broadway street,
after a visit OF two weeks with he's
daughter. Mrs. W. p. CaywoOd. IN
Clarksburg.
Hon. Arnold c. Scherr. OF Charles
ton. is in the city.
T. b. Lovejoy. OF Washington, Pa.
Is in the city. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Laughlin,
Of Hawthorne Court, are the guests
OF Mrs. Laughlin's mother at her
summer home on the Hudson. Their
beautiful suburban homesis being oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bates
Franzheim during their absence.
Joseph G. Russell. Of Parkersburg.
was in Wheeling yesterday on busi-
ness.
II. ". Cramblett stopped here yes
terday enroute from Bethany 10 at
tend the commencement exercises at
West Virginia University a Morgan
town.
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Silver Weddinu.

Mr.. nnd Mrs. Edward burst. OF
Garfield street. McMechen. ~celebrat-
ed their silver wedding anniversary on
last Monday evening at their home.
The dining rocm was beautifully
decorated the colors being pink and
green. Many very beautiful presents
We're received during the evening one
which was a beautifully cut glass
candelabra presented by the Pythian
was made by Rev. G. l.. Ritter.
Music was furniched by the Bern
eiZer orchestra Of Bellaire. \ de-
ucious supper was served at a sea-
Ronable hour. The following were
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picnic at RIan.x,s Grove.

The Sunday schools Of the Trinity
Lutheran church. OF Wheeling. held
their annual picnic yesterday at
Blaney's Grove. Roneys Point. and a
large crowd was present. The day
was spent under the shade OF the
trees for which the O Is noted. a
feature OF the day being a ball game
and running races N other amuse-
emit A delightful luncheon was
served under the NAPLES by the cid
ers OF the church and from all APP
pearances Justice was dom TO the
spread.
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WaQner-Hartmsn

Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wagner. No. 1925 Vine street. next
Wednesday evening. June 26. will oc-
cur The marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Lena Marie. 10 Mr.. o. r. Hart
man. OF this city. Both young peo-
pie ara we'll known. and their mar
rage is being looked forward 10
with a great deal OF interest. They
will reside in this city.
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n'MECHEN
Anair Larr.lr Att.na.d.

The members ~ the American Res
Cross Society and me n & o. safety
committee arrived in The Henwood yards
Yesterday afternoon and gave a demon
strat'ou az the auditorium o. the Central
school building IN this city last even
ing The lecture consisted - n series
of three lectures Describing the frst aid
20 tho injured The lecture proved very
interesting TO the large audience which
comfortably hlled the hall
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Waddina Anniv.r.arx.

Las evening at the Wheeling
Country club on the Bethany pike
Mr.. and Mrs. less Speidei celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF their a
riage by entertaining a number of
their friends with a dance The beau-
tifGl bail room was beautifully dec
GRATED for IA occasion and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed at the
popular esort The evening vas
Gp,nt In iancinE md nm interesting
program 81 dance numbers were rend-
cred by MeiStcrs' orchestra OF
Wheeling. At a ~seasonable hour \
delightful buffet luncheon was served
hv caterer Louis Dimmcy. manager
Of the club.
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Banquet For Teams.

ON Thursday evening in the First
christian church. there will be n
nqu rendered the members OF the
teams. who are soliciting pledges for
the raising OF funds for the new
church building. This Is the second
report, and a decided increase r. ex-
pected over the last report. at which
time $4,000 were reported. The edI-
flee is To cost $4,000 and IL will be
necessary TO raise at least one half OF
that amount before the work il be-
gun. The meeting should he largely
attended and the evening will he TAX
en- up In speech making and making
the reports.
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The beautiful country nome of Hon.
T. II. McColloch on Short Creek. was
the scene ~ much enjoyment Monday
evening when the host entertained
number Of his friends with a smoker.
the evening was enjoyed immensely
by all present. who were as follows:
Mayor 9. II. Dowler. Of warwood;
Fred Rhoderas. Mayor J.. y. Dnwler.
of W~ood'awn; y. \. HanninE. Frank
Armbrustcr. Capt. Chas. Adams.
Jamo~ Hendrix. p. G. Brand and II.
J.. Hessc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

A pretty wedding was solemnized
at st. Luke's Episcopal church at
$50 Tuesday evening. Dr. Jacob Britt
tingham officiating. with Miss Cert
rude Rebecca Reed. Of a. South
broadway street, a popular Wheeling
teacher, and Rcitz Courtney fucker.
Of Morgantown. clerk OF the engiu-
eering department Of the Baltimore
g. Ohio railroad company at Morgan
town. as h contracting parties.
The ceremony was private only
members Of the Immediate families
and clos. personal friends 81 the
young people being in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker left immediate
j. after the wedding on a honeymoon
trip through inc west. with stops at
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. Denver. Col
oraco Springs. Lincoln and Chicago.
They will bo az home at IS Hornrr
street. MOrgantown. after July 10.
Among the oUt-N-town- guests
were the following. G3 VI. g.. Iemlv.
assistant engineer. B. 4 -. r r.
Morgantn an. Mr.. and Mrs. John c..
Heilig. M-organtown. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank J. Van Newkirk. KingWoOd.
W. Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. \. Tucker.
parents Of the groom. OF Cossville.
W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

The city Council will meet in regular
E~ewi-mothlv session tomorrow evening
a. the city building on sixth street
Following the transaction - routine
business the report on streets. grades
ami alleys will he heard regarding the
ravinE - the north laIf - Sixth street
A petition signed by al of the property
owners along this street wac prevented
o. the council 80 a recent meeting and
the matter wns referred 60 the commit
tee for action.
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ion by c. l. Gallagher: and Needs
of Labor" by Walter B. Hilton.
Piano solos were rendered by Mrs
Louis Brown. Miss Thel Costello and
Miss Mollie Kraft. Nocal solos were
rendered by Miss Amelia Smith.
Louis Brown and Judge Ala II.
Robinson. the program for the even
ing concluding with a series OF clever
impersonations by Gus Kieg. The 'af-
fair was brought 10 a successful close
with the serving of refreshments.
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Annual Outina.

The members of the alumni associ-
alton OF Wheeling High school will
hold their annual outing at Wheeling
park on June 22nd. and a delightful
time is anticipated. Baskets will be
taken and a dinner on the hill will
be enjoyed. Dancing will be the di-
version OF the afternoon and even
ing.
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w,I Civ. sridae LUNCHEON.

~ their beautiful home in Pleasant
Valley on Friday afternoon Misses
Nell and Alberta Stifel will entertain
o number o. friends with a bridge
luncheon. Several hours will be
spent In games and an enjoyable time
is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

on TurafHr arH-pou. Wlas Helen
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version % tho afternoon and 90 tho
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per was enjoyed Following were in
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s. Blum. Joseph Better CharIca
Freeze. otto Schcnk. Elizabeth Nc
CHuafand Pete UahrrefIrk. chester
Whitfam. Harrv Rurlr. Henry Ft1
william Windsor. and Samuel Ncs-
bite.