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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-27

having perhaps spent itself on q few
fine hotels and the like. True We do
zee period hosDes and period rooms,
good and bad, but for the most part
American taste seems to run toward
two characteristic American styles, In
furnishing a. in architecture, the Colo
NAL and the modern Arts and Crafts
designs, or designs Of q mission orr
gin.
There IL much to be said in favor
Of both these styles, including the fact
that they are native to the soil. Colo
NAL mahogany, with white enamel
panellingsI is always beautiful, calm,
dignifed and stately style Of furnish
ing-eleeant, but simple and substan-
tial. like the early aristocracy Of our
land. In q house whose architecture
10 Of this type, such furnishings give
the nnal touch Of nobility. A rather
large house always develops itself har.
moniously along these lines, and one
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Wool ragD make the handsomest
rugs and monotone, or two-toned e.
fects are considered the most artistic.
n you haven't the time. material or
inclination for such handiwork. You
can purchase hne examples In the Arts
and Crafts Shops-or pretty wool car.
pets and rugs, In similar effects, from
the regular dealers. Some very simple
heavily woven. wooden rugs have found
their way to the market recently, %
that for a very low price the homo
may be outfitted with really tasteful
door coverings.
Old Brussels and Ingram carpets
are converted into attractive looking
woven rugs, which might be made
quite handsome, by dyeing all the old
material to one color, when the differ
ent shades Of the original carpet would
produce lighter and darker variations
Of the color scheme.
In buying figured rugs, It 10 we'll 70
select those in Oriental pattern, and
4 small, broken design will be found
to keep its looks better and show dust
less than q larger and more open onA
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Quaint and Clever
Floor Coverings

In sslscting Oriental rues o. shonld
be careful 10 choose patterns q suf-
hcient similarity, IN ds~ign and COLOR.
for one room, % that they may not
clash or give 4 patchwork s6eck Too
many rugs often prove - dialrssalne
~ too few. In fact producing N %
pressive, rather than IN impressive o.
pect. Il II always wise 10 sacrifice
quantity to quality In household fur
nishings. and especially b this true
Of door coverings. which more than
anything else are subjscts4 b rigid
taste By severe usage. under cur sharp-
heeled hard-soled shoeA Psrhapo
when We become truly civilized. ws
shall b guided BY thu wisdou Of The
ancient civilizations Of the Orient and
leave our strest uhoes beside the door.
dooning soft sllppsea. frss from Tie
dirt and germs Il the street. for hoUs-
wear. and more gsn4is In IL trsatmlnt
Of our carpets ana rueA Until such
TINA. howev9. 10 shah b obliged to
exercise great disGiminatisn a. 10
the wearing qualities Of thsse deer
coverings.
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are again the node, thanks to the Arts
and Craft movement. II grandmother
failed to leave you any Of these proofs
Of her industry and skill, why let Us
hope that she left you the industry and
skill to fashion 4 few for yourself.
n you live in a city, or town. where
the Arts and Graft movement is in
full swing, you will find there are quite
a number Of craftsmen, or art dyerk
Take them your raga and they win
dye them, in lovely, soft shades, with
vegetable dyes-shades that viii take
on what artists call a tone with
wear, and age into greater beauty.
There are some shades Of blue, par
ticulariy, which are simply exquisite.
dull, soft and pleasing, in perfect har-
mony with dark oak furniture or light.
eT do0cs.
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Copyright, 1919. BY I. J. Robinson.


>N the old days. before the ad.
vent Of the woman's PAge
AA and Household Magazine, the
arts and craft movement and
the American Renaissance,
with their hood Of theory and fact,
wisdom and fancy, Information on
periods and opinions a. to the merits
Of specially designed furniture, fur
nishing q room or . home was com.
paratively Z simple matter. Then one
merely took oneS money and purchased
whatever the furniture dealer. in ones
native town, suggested. Now the house.
wife. Or householder. actual or to be,
must take time and thought a. we'll
~ money. and, alas, the wealth Of
styles and information on styles. leads
10 NO small amount Of confusion.
For while. period decoration fairly
obsessed the decorative world, but hap
ply its rage has subsided-its fury
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} up to the attic and bring
down grandmother's old
plated or woven rag rugs
You can use them withou,
fear or reproach. for they
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-06
BY DOROTHY DIN.
Drawn by TAD

be younger and fairer ladies abroad
than you are. So if there's one
place in the world more than an
other where loves labor is lost it
Is where a woman makes . martyr
Of herself trying to keep young and
beautiful ~ order TO take care Of
her husband.
Again, wives have been told that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-06

attempted to play a two-handed
game of cards with your husband?
or read aloud to him. or play
some of the music for him that YOU
used to play before YOU were mar
Tied? Or TO discuss politics. or the
stock market, or baseball. or some
thing that YOU think he's interested
in with him?
You have Then I need say no
more You VIII never forget the
things he said. nor what. you an
swered back. nor how You ended
the evening. both SO mad you
wouldn't speak. There may be men
meek enough of spirit to suffer
themselves 10 be deliberately enter
tanned by their wives. but if there
are, they are so entirely and COM
pletley married that their wives
can't lose them, and nobody need
worry about keeping them nailed
70 the hearthstoue
All Of this does not tell how a
woman is to take care of her nus
band as the Missouri judge iudi-
Gates she must do. That's a conun-
drum nobody has answered. She
cant always be young and beauti-
full. for she must grow old and ugly
with time. She can't always be
gay and entertaining. because she
must undergo the work and worry
and sorrow of life
She can't keep her husband from
seeing more attractive women than
she is. because she can't nut blind
ers on him. and the woods are full
Of fascinators. She can't watch him
all the time. because men and wom-
IN go different ways about their
daily affairs
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W. R. Hearst on Canal Rights
Domestic Possession OF L. s,
Hague Biased; Nations Envy
y y -

Improperly Of Submitting Matter So Intimately Involving
American Interests to Foreign Arbitration Evident
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BOTH CANDIDATES
CLAIMING VERMONT
Canvass Of Saturdays caueusses
Seems to Leave Doubt A. to
Exact Lineup.

MONTPELIER. Vermont. April l.
The Vermont delegation to the Repub-
lican national convention was claimed
to-day by both the Taft and Roosevelt
leaders. after a Sunday canvass or
the result OF the caucuses on Satur-
day. The Taft managers declared to-
day that the two district conventions
on April would elect Taft delegates
and that the state convention the next
day would take similar action. Judge
Ernest W. Gibson. OF Brattleboro,
chairman of the Roosevelt committee,
was equally sure to-day that the sec
ona district convention at Montpelier
on the 9th would choose Roosevelt
delegates. that the state convention
would also favor his candidacy, and
that there was a fighting chance in
the first district convention at Bur
lington.
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STOCK PRICES
| MOVE UPWARD
Confusion Of Last Week Gives Place
20 More Substantial Condition
In Dealings.

NEW YORK, April AFTER q
brief period OF irregularity and con-
fusion in prices the stock market to-
day resumed its upward movement in
the industrfais. especially the copper
issues. Amalgamated Copper sold at
its highest price of the movement and
gains OF one to two points were made
by Anaconda Copper. Utah Copper
and Tennessee Copper. while Ameri-
can Smelling and United States Steel
recovered some of the ground lost In
the final days OF the preceding week.
Best priceo OF the present movement
were also made by Reading and Union
Pacific, but II Is noteworthy that the
railway stocks as whole were far
less conspicuous and strong than the
other group.
The further rise IN the metal stocks
was concurrent with another advance
In the price OF the metal, which was
quoted at 1874 to 16 cents per
pound. Despite some slackening in
the industry. Steel was one OF the
most active OF today's stocks, which
may have been due to belated recog.
milton of last weeks advance In
structural parts. On the exchange Il
was a matter of gossip that no small
portion OF today's buying OF Steel
came from prominent commission
brokers recently active on the selling
side.
The days labor news was a mix
sture OF good and Indifferent. with a
better outlook for the situation in the
textile districts. Weekly reports OF
the western traffic managers indicate
that business is holding up well. al
though congestion has resulted from
the car shortage.
The bond market was generally
steady, but some issues inclined
towards heaviness. Total sales par
value were S3,216,O0O.
U. s. IS coupon advanced "a per
cent. while Panama 3s declined Il
per cent on call.
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WISCONSIN VOTES
Primaries for Both
Parties 20 Sc Held In
state To-Day.

MILWAUKEE,. wis. April l. Inter.
est In Tomorrow election o. divided
tonight between Mayor EeideTa aehl
for reelection. involving enhancement
or the Socialist administration IN Mil.
waukee on ono side. and the presi.
Dental primary and selection Of NJ.
fional convention delegates on the
other
on The Republican Presidential bal
lot. the name osf LaFoilette and Taft
are printed and there ia space 20
write another name thai Of Roosevelt
FOR instance. NJ the voter wishes on
the Democratic ballot are printed the
names OF Woodrow Wilson AMI Champ
Clark. but The voter may write In any
other name
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Metala.

NEW YORK. April Standard COP.
per-Steady. Spot s15 37h obs rs.
Custom house returns show exports
OF 26.764 tons for March. Lake COP.
per 16; electrolytic 15N ais: casting
f7O. lbs. Cd; futures Ell, los.
Tin-Strons. Spot SAL 15nfs so.
London strong. Spot e196. 15s; fu.
lures G1s2. IS.
Lead quiet 81 sOd4 40 New York.
London SIC. rs, Cd.
spelter-Steady SO 55d6 rs New
York. London R25. IS.
lron--Cleveland warrants 51s. nd
In London. Locally iron was steady.
No. l foundry northern SIS 25hl5 75.
No. 2. s14 75@15 20; No. 1 southern
and No. l southern soft SIS 25615 rs
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STEUBENVILLE
Special Dispatch TO the tn,.u,..,o,-

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
STEUBENVILLE, o., Apru Ella
Hamilton W. city Of stsubenviIis. Conu-
" Auditor and LaBelIs New Land Co
SUIT TO enjoin collection OF asseasuen:
Tor sidewalk and curbinE laid. and 20
prevent trespess on so feet OF her land
Whlch she claims they did In paving and
Ahs efects, on the part OF city employees
, elizabeth Paul Vs. John Paul. s1It for
uINorce ana restoration to maiden name
Or see They we're married at Martins
Ferry. January %. 1905. and she alleges
sfoss NEGLECT and that he was a contin-
9ous dfinEer and gambler and called her
dlssrhcetul names and failed TO provide
Tor her That he took Up with another
woman aud drove her away from home.
Enomaa Mulruoney We. Rretteli Bros
Roberts.
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MILLION EGGS
Are Dumped BY Ohio River Boats In
Pittsburgh Market Monday
Morning.

PITTSBURGH. April with ap-
proxlmately one million fresh eggs
aboard. three Ohio river packets
locked az the MOn0ngahela wharf
here to-day. and prices dropped 20 II
cents doEen within half an hour.
Il is the largest shipment OF eggs
received IN one day In Pittsburgh for
years. The steamer Greenwood had
600 eases and the Ranawha 100
cases
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william Mullin 90 Geo. NJ. viznicN. lot
AMSTERDAM $50, 20. Mctsister 20 Jos
70 a. ID Armitage. lot. Highland city
1925; BARBARA Miller 20 Gladys Jenkins
lot. Befghols. 81 $50, = &. Thomas 90
q soc, Lucas WALTERS 10 EiiSa6sth lies.
ton. Aetes. Wells Twp. $3.50, Joe Kiln.
cart TO r. q. walker. lot. Mt Pleasant
lot. Toronto, 81, II. 3. McMnsters 10 n
y Hammond lot. Mt. Pleasant t2IOs
Lille Inzler 90 W. y. ifukiii lot. Brook
vale. 81. y. -. Miller % sarah Davis
lot city. fi672.s0. y. - Miller TO Sarah
Davis. lot. city. tf.sg7.sQi J. ~ Dawson
10 ~ y. ImNEon, lot. Toronto. $1,000,
Mary rnniff 10 Susanna Craprer. lot
city. "a 100. Mary Caniff 10 Ellen Hutch.
iuson. lot. city.
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DRY Coods.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The dry
goods market opened steady. with a
iair volume OF trade passing. Cotton
goods are firm, with advances OF Nc
announced In shifting prints. In
mems wear lines trade continues fair.
Raw SILK Is higher. Underwear and
hosiery were In better demand for
the day.
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The Wealth Err
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBUR0. w. Va, April L.
The pressures sre low over the south
west this morning. with a storm cen
trail over Louisiana, and cloudy and
unsettled weather brevaiis In Texas
and the lower and middle Mississippi
valleys. the area OF cioudiness extend
ing into the Ohio voliey. Another low
pressure area In moving into the
northwest. The pressures are high
over the Atlantic states ana the west
ern third OF the country.
The pressures are moderate IN all
sections.
The southwestern storm viii prob
ably continue TO move northeastward
and rain is expected IN this section to-
night and Tuesday, with cooler
weather Tuesday.
Local datai Highest temperature
yesterday. "A; lowest last night. a.
Unless heavy rain occurs the Ohio
will fall slowly In the district to. night
and Tuesday. except the river will be
nearly Stationary 1t PIT. Pleasant to-
night.
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Coffee.

special DiSnatch 20 the Intsiiirsneer.
NEW YORK-Havre market ad-
vanced three-quarters TO one franc.
May futures closed offered at 1g.s3c.
July closed offered at 1850. Sep
TENDER closed offered at 40.0sc. De
cember closed offered Mt 1920.
March closed offered at 1866. Rio
No. Z quoted at 14% TO 15c. Market
steady. l.. w. MINFORD a co.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Apfu 1.--Predictsons
that only favorable crop reports can
come from Texas and Oklahoma for
long time had a good deal with
swapping the wheat market today un-
der no end OF stopiess orders 10 sell
Support given the May option in
which the concentrated holdings here
are large, tended to avert a more
complete smash in prices than actua ,
ly occurred. The close was iIlegular.
running all the way from "A 20 III
below the figures of ~ hours before
Corn finished at anadvance of Y TO
y q u. oats varying from a on toM
up and hog products deater by 12B
to 17h.
11..-a
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 1. IL
The following quotations. on me moro
active WheennE stoeEs ere corrected
daily for the Inteihzencer by Howard
Hsklett a Son. local prsEsrsi
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TRANSFER BOOKS March 18th for / "
per cent cash dividend payable April list
for ga per cent cash dividend payable
March s0th,
t-Transfer books close March 1bth
for ? per cent cash dividend payable
April list
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pef-ole,,ip

OIL CITY. Pa-Credit balances.
n.bO Runs. 3o4.653 barrels; average
l36.s63 barrels. Shipments. pa ase
barrels; average. 14s,s76.
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WASHINGTON. April lat Al. be.

WASHINGTON. April LAT the be
ginning OF business today the condi-
ton OF the United States treasury
was: 49, 80
Working balance in treasury ofices
s70.7s9.2
In hanks and Philippine treasury
$40. 400.622.
The total balance in general fund
was s131.534.096.
Ordinary receipts Saturday were
s3.s79.731 with ordinary disbursements
OF ss19.039.
The deficit to date this fiscal year IL
ss.931.951 as against q surplus Of 81,
s62-s56 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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ArticIes. OPsh. nisIl ! ..ov. ! lIs..

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Steady.
Rye-No. 2. 92He2Iec.
Barley - Feed or mixing, SOcR
sl.oO; fair to choice mailing, $40
GI.33.
Timothy seed-s9. O0R145O.
Clover seed-$1s.OON21.50.
Mess pork-$1T.25.
Lard-ln tieroes, sggb.
Short ribs-Loose. $3.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS
BURG-Cattle. lower: supply 100 car
loads. Choice. 81 75Ms 90; prime
81 4OH7 20. Sheen, active: supply 40
double decks. Prime wethcrs s5 sOTD
. so; culls and commons. 81 OOd3 90.
lambs. 81 00G7 Is: veal calves SO 90
as 80. Hogs. strong: receipts 40
double decks. Prime heavies, Is 301
s 30; mediums. So 3OdS 35: heavy
workers.. IS 30ns IS: light workers.
81 00as IL; pigs. 81 25dT 60; roughs
81 OOG7 80.
CHICAGO. April Cattle 49, Re.
cepts $4,000: market steady 20 Ion
l5c hibher except for calves. Reeves
80 25Qs 10. Texas steers q son
, So western steers 50 2bd6 2b:
stockers and feeders 81 2Od6 go
cows and heifers 81 SOFA so: calves
IS O0dS 75.
Hogs - Receipts $4,000: market
strong generally 5Q1Oc above satur.
day night. Light 81 55d7 s5: miSed
" 60 q 90; heavy 81 10 as 90
rough 81 70G7 so; pigs s. 3Oa7 50.
oulk OF sale 81 soar %.
Sheep-Receipts 10000: market
nrm Tor sheep. but lambs easier. Na.
i've - 4Od6 30. western 81 bO0
8 so; yearlings s. 75a7 90. native
lambs IS 65df7 20: western IS 250
9 20. -V
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Baron's Local Stocks.
WHEELING, w. Va. A.

WHEELING, w. Va. April 1, IL.
The Following quotations the more
active Wheeling stocks correcSsd
daily Tor the InteiuEencer Dy George ~.
Baron. local broker. Ind T. F. Marshall
manager Eond Recruitment
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Realty Transferr

Harry u. O'Deli, 81 years. Of s,euben-
Aing0 Junction.
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BY CAL y. YOUNG.
LntsiiiEsassr sursar

Two million dollars was cent out 20
the counties. districts and municipalities
during the past month on account of
public service corporation taxes. The
report or the state auditor and treasurer
for the month OF March shows that 81 I.
lbf.iO6f1 was paid out OF the state fund
during the month OF March. while the
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New York Stock EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. w. Va. April 1. IA.
Range OF active storks 90 The New
iork STOCK Exchange. corrected daily ~
a r. Masten & Co. brokers'
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REDUCED PRICES ON
MAZDA TUNGSTEN"
LAMPS
IN EFFECT APRIL l, 1912.

To Customers who use Wheeling Electric Company
current exclusively
Carbon or Gem Lamps Renewed Free to Meter Gus
TONERS as heretofore.
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NEW YoRK-Monsy on call nrm.
2h as per cent; ruling rate. ~ per
at 3 per cent Time loans. nrmer.
Sixty days, shGsk per cent; 80 days,
shG3z per cent; six months. 3ko4
per cent Close: Prime mercantile
paper. 4k@4h per cent Sterling en-
change steady at decline with actual
business in bankefs' bills at ~ a. for
60 day bills and at - s6.75 for de-
mand. Commercial bills, - s3k.
Mexican dollars. 47c. Government
bonds irregular. Railroad bonds
steady.
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BIG FUND

II rurnsd Over NJ the stass TO tas
Counties in Corporation
Taxes IN March.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April I. IA
The active Pittsburgh steeks, corrected
daily BY A. q. Nastsn q Ca. bankers
and brokers. Na:ioaai Excha.Ise Baux
building.
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CHICAGO mAr srrAEs
nAEbrao Ard zoREx

Sioux CITY. d. April Taui F-iefn-
iur. nf fTIrnrn. VS. Hrfn.fHf here 10.
daY f1r tho theft af $4,000 III notes
Marrh 20. IN CHirarn Aifl II d Para
inannt or Nernss'aer. fnIlana, d. ths
complainant
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w. Gle r. r.
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrivai ana Depafturs % trsins a psIi-
ARE
s ,,.s,,, -i,i.sasm@y llissg,i.ls,Rz
Sunday trains srrive 81 sac a m az
-aoart - t.io ~ -
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IN per cent dividend payable April
,.!-f per cent dividend payable April
,.t-ih per cent dividend payable April
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CItfCAgp. April Complaint was
marc 90 the Chlcaro police by Mrs
Parkinson that FlcminF. VI 10 posed a. n
Hand agent NEGOTIATED with her Tor the
purchrFa n resi- estate
Mr. parkinson declared that he vent
with her 90 fnr stallion eUan she waa
about a. return 90 her home ard Wills
she vas huyiug her trErt, held her
handhaa for her When She had bought
the Ticket Flcming was NOT 10 be found.
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Total In all FUNDS and In
vested ..............t1,s4 $40. 4ss11


The report Of Warden ~. l. Brown,
OF the West Virginia penitentiary, for
the month OF March. shows n decrease
in population OF is over the end OF
February. Warden Brown H. here to-day
for a conference with the governor and
state board or control relative TO the
letting OF contracts. Twenty-three were
received from state counties in the
month. and three witnesses returned
The discharged were divided as follows:
Expiration OF sentence. 81. pardoned, i:
paroled tstatsl. s; paroled ~. So, 1:
died. 2. Total discharged "a. The
population on March 81 was 1,l5f
against Liza on March 1.
The Logan and Southern Railway
Company. has increased It's authorised
capital from SO, 200 TO 100000.
The National Veneer Company. whose
plant r. located on the west side Of this
city has increased It's authorized capt.
tai from $4,000 TO $4,000.
n. H. Otto. OF wheeling. representing.
the otto Amusement Company. recently
incorporated. Saturday afternoon closed
a deal with n local real estate firm for
property with dfty foot frontage on
state street. near the corner OF Capital,
on which a modern moving picture and
vaudeville theatre building will be erect
ed. The building viii seat about 1900.
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MorNDsvIILE ~

NOUN DSvITIE LINE
WIEEItNg ana MOT NDs VILE
Daily except s-ulay.
rnrNo
totn street Leave
WhreAng huunIrgilla
" " m. lsu y. ta.
90 D. Co.,
On lines having regular express ser.
vice. rn rTr erfa weIUhInE ff rnuara ~
fffY pounds ~ ~ large tuik. will not
ut .If.fru ou uaaafnrff ara
H.I. IfH Eaa Daily rr.Urf sun LAY
SO ahipwentr. H.rrft emergency shf1.
nTrnIa - medicine. Viii Do carried On
rasrenfcr cars between 100 and g.it
y m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

The Logan and Southern Railway
Company. has increased its authorised
capital from SEC, TO 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
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WHEELING AND WELLsBURG
Daily except sunday.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Pittsburg StocIrs.

Total sales ss5. 200 shares.