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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-06

Four times the number of votes allowed for old suop p'
given subscription payments -, ,a,an.o nav,
the same as ae pay
ments providing the person subscribing 81 advance o. m
~
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residing in the city limits Of Alexandria, north Of the center
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SPECIAL, MEETING.

\ succial meeting of the St"cE h"i"-
cri Of thu Merchants and Ncrhaliira
Savings Bank Of Waslin@t"n -, e.
INCORPORATED. will b" held AT lia ;.
Fairfax Street, .NcXan1ria Air=,niH,
on Wednesday. April ~. 1917. at II
y, m. Object: To facilitate Ii" incr-
ger OF the Merchants auh MGcGauic les
Savings Bank with tn" United States
Trust Company. aud - transact such
mih her business rs may properly come
before the Meeting.
,.nII,I hv resolution Of IN" Board Of
Directors aud on demand Of stock hold
crs holding together more than three
fuurths Of ihc Capital Stock.
WILLIAM &. WORTH lNGIpN.
M2G--l3t Cashier.
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adopted resolution of which the fol-
lowing is a copy:
Resolved, That a special meeting oil
the stockholders OF this Company OF
and the same is hereby called TO D"
held at the Office OF the Company, No.
l@3 South Royal Street. AleNandria,
Va. on the 10Th day Of April. 1912, at
the hour OF IL o'clock a. M, to act upon
the creation Of bonded Indebtedness
to The extent OF One Hundred and SIX
~ Thousand Dollars (S160,0O0.c0). the
proceeds thereof to he employed in pay
mcnt of present Indebtedness ot the
Company"
And YOU are notified that in accord
ancr with the resolution adopted ny
the said Board of Directors Il special
meeting "f the Stockholders Of the
iowa Apartment House Company VIII
be held on the 10th day Of April, 1919.
at the hour Of II O'Clock. a. M at III.
Ollie" OF the Company. No. l23 South
Royal Street. Alexandria. Virginia. for
the purpose Of acting upon the Gre
;tiun of the bonded Indebtedness dcs
rribcd i'm said resolution.
BY Order Of the Board OF Directors.
y. NJ. McLACHLEN,
APPS Apria. Secretary.
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iSNI5AI, MEETING.

Tic Annual Meeting Of the stock
hulIrra Of the Lincoln Land ana m
Company. 81 NHShin@t"h
Il r. ju"uruuratcd for the election Of
officers and directors, and 5uch "th'i
business as may properly come hci"r"
the meeting, will be held on N"dh%3.
day. April 10. 1917. at it's offices, ~
South Fairfax Street. AlcA'udEIh, Va
Polls OPEN rr"TIr to H. IN.
T.. T.. BIDDLE:. Secretary.
N2I-td
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
,nu,NISTIt,TRJN NOTICE.

Having qualified as Adnrini*lrairiN
Of :. Franklin Field. notice is hereby
given tn all persons having clh
AGAINST his Estate to present the saline
10 me, duly authenticated. for settle
meat. =.
All PERSONS Indebted Ia said ESiat"
are requested to settle Tia" sam"
MARY ALICE FIELD,
Administrators.
L-irr.,x An,rImrut M2I- lot
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
rrs OF the Washington Storage Com
pany. Inc. will he held ut the office OF
Leo +. Harlow. Attorney. 1l9 South
Fairfax St. Alexandria,, Va. on Wed
ncsday. April Il. 1912. AT II o'clock.
for hte election OF Directors and til"
transaction of such other business ia
may come before the meeting.
LOUIS i. KREI. Secretary.
Mar. 23-Wit
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

\ called communication Of A|"Hhu-
drin- Washington Lodge. M. 22. ~ u.
& \. NJ. will b. held in .MaspItic T"ul -
pl. Saturday night. April cth at 80
D. III for work.
~ order of Wur&hiprul Master.
\. g. CHLEl;, Secretary.
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EGGS FOR HhTCUING:-Bun and
white LrShUrn. Black MinOrca. Buff
Rocks. Houdnns. Black LangshHnS.
Sl.UD pc" Setting. Some Breeding
Stock for sale. CHAS L. OUTCALT
c.;at.-St
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SIhEI'INI. NII:EEINC.

To the Stockholders nf the Iowa
Apartment House Compah:
You and each Of you are hereby Hot,
itjrd that the Board of Directors 81 tnts
Company. on the 4tb day Of Sprll' i9i-'
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WTOMlIN-Scll gIaradtccd hose: 20
w per cent profit: make $40 daily;
full or part time: beginners investigate.
STRONG KNIT. Box l029, West Phila-
delphia, Pa. ian l3 satS If
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03
A Csrpuranhln Cln,ioaltY

CATHERINE de Mrdici once pntcrtallsd
the ambition ol acquiring both Nortn
and Sou-h America a. lppcndagps 20
her crown aud with thlt object N
view sna j%mlchrd = couple Of bpr
representation ia ibr grruc of opera.
rionS TIE uorlhru section " the eu.
terprisp was committed 10 lhe charge
OF the QuepnH laruritc, iroilus De
Mesgonr2, who wIa adorned with thr
title Of yiceruy of France and sailed
from iIlvre with 4 large llept, only 80
be wrecked ID the atlantic Another
flvOrte, Slrp22l was commissioned ~
capture SGpih America, but be w1r
nv more fortunate DIAN &osgouoz far
La w9- kili'd nl the AHpr"s. These
happenings. hDN"'"L rouk long ru.
to reach the 'nr# OF queen Catherine
AMI .H 'ae meantime size u1r.nd nr
1rHJu, IIi prepared mnn .y Hu.H
"fAe u'w world pl rhr NORTH and ''..
ne" wlr.f ~ .hr south n-.r"' ..
Dan.a. IT l"93rr. rms rlm3-.
curiosity Us ououG tar map u''a"r".
OF laa EIl.1ali library 10 '1r.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03

The young man considered his pro-
spcctiVe pa.in.llw, who bad govt and n
face like a hre engine ond M eighty
horsepower temper
shes been happy with you, 3ir.
hasn't sheT the young man asked
81 rhink so. my b)y-I tbink So" rc-
Piled bis gjrVN papa 81 certainty
think SO think " certainty I'm
certain | think so
"W"n," ehimed 10 the young man
swrcrly "lt she's been happy with
9ou certainly think can make her
wm'y Il' certain think ,0.'
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two Little Bill,


Robert was IN the habit Of expecting
reward Tor every littlr service, Al the
end OF the week be made out "hill'
to his mother and carefully laid Il
where her eyes would fan upon It.
The items were as follows;
Mother Owes to Robert,
"Five cents for running crrands.
"Five cents for being good.'
That evening there appeared beside
Roberts plate a paper upon which was
written.
"Robcrt owes mother, for years Of
happiness. norhng; for nursing him
through long Illnesses nothing; for do
ing good 10 him. nothing"
Thoroughly ashamed Of himSolf.
Robert ran 10 mother, threw bis arms
around her and sobbcd;
"1fothcr, ! win do everything 7 can
for you after this. aud III never asl,
you to give mr ANYTHING int just
ye.'-Ouala world Herald
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03
Go be Continued }

rhouGb N his 10Th year, It, l. h1ight
CovcDa. Ga. was recently cured of Sc
we're aud painful Sidney trouble. He sa, 8.
: had TO Rct up TOO often arnlghr and my
back ached terribly, but after taking two
bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills my back
ache is cured, the secntion5 have cleared
up, and Foley Kidney Pills have gwen me
more relief than anl ding have ever
taken All dealers
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03
CHAPTER XXX,

In my extreme surprise at the IN
innate cordialty expressed by ner
words and manner | failed In utter
snce. Anticipating coldness, indlHer'
ence, possibly even resentment at my
oresuming to approach her, I was iu'
stead greeted by an unstudied warmth
OF welcome that made my heart oeat
aercely.
Surely am not mistaken sne
questioned, rendered doubtful by my
silence. "Is not this Captain Wayne
There Is no mistake" I FASTENED 70
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AsVI<wa-diy Expressed.

Gushing Lldy-T hear you've been
away for your health, professor. Mu-
1icaI Lion-Yes. I've been nc Marien.
bad taking the baths, Gushing Lady
Really! That must have been a change
For you!-Londou Opinion.
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What's tl1e A-swa-iI :

.9h2 inevitable KID and his question;
"Papa, who furnishes the meat for the
rraiu, The COW catchnr or the train
butchcr"-Sauta Zee Employed Mag
n2inc
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03

IN, she exclaimed, with A Rght
laugh, and Is that all2 Yet slraly If
| was to believe my own eyes paa
perfectly justified in my actions tben
However Captain. have been 'orcad
10 realize the truth OF that ,ttuntiop
ana am now disposed 20 make up 10
you in kindness for all my nnmst
suspicious"
i am more than delighted 10 learn
that cloud Is no longer TO oversbadop
us. Miss Minor has made . fun ex.
PLANTATION. them"
You have been completely exon.
Grated and restored 70 my good
graces."
As she spoke. I became aware that
she was buslly engaged upon somo
task, and when she ended 'elt tha
steel OF a gunbarrel touch my hand.
Please pass this to Maria" shs
said calmly, and hand me back tho
one she has"
You are loading. them" [ lsted AZ
NNbhpiAVi y ilu uST IblueSJ
We have all been busy lsu't IT,
TERRIBLE | was SO frightened AZ irst
but now they tell me that you and
your men have come. there ls 40 on
ger danger Of those horrible 3reaturss
getting In here"
You knew, then that pas in thc
house,"
Il was told some nobls Conraderates
had accompanied Lieutenant eaton
back 70 aid rs, but your oams was
not mentioned"
Then my appearance must haoa
proven a complete surprise"
"Yes, and no." she answered frank
ly. II was not sure It. was gou, OF
course, and did nor venture 70 ask.
but ! knew you were iu the ueigbbor
hood, and that such an act would be
In way characteristic. { was Ger.
tain you would come if you knew. aud
II, well really, hoped it vas
In spite " slight effort it restraint
| CROPPED in The darkness un1I +
touched her hand. For the moment
she permitted me- to retain IT,. "a II
unconsciously. within my grasp
Why" | questioned. scarcely rely
ing upon my own voice
oh. One always trusts friends moro
readily than strangers and 1aro
seen YOU In danger before, and pos
sess such confidence In your eOurage
and resource"
But Miss Minor took DArnculaI
care to inform me you fei. little or %
interest in me--thlt you never sgrr
spoke Of me except IS sac compelled
you TO do so"
For a moment she dii uot answer
How constant thu firing cOnnnur8
she said at last As sat stTiBshDe
dumbly with temptation
"A mere waste u powder ''ir
was my reply given th1ashaas.lY
when the rush inlily cone, We NJ,
/ likely 10 be w..hDI' a3i....u. ammp
milton - repel d. ( hardly eEp'n
those follows out There "U "''I
leave without 4 ia'e"~ ~cai a7ar. p.
CARR lie house by Storm Hn.a %.
doubt hav 'ra siw"'a .nlv,1g d. .JH
fire go 'aa aoD- 'aH o.f I'Hl't''"
wi" 'h"s '" H"'.""-r 't2 n'-i
is j. ~ army tr..@ HAe DOB BOD -"
prIse. .1 seq so eN9. .'l.'' lI '.. .''
as N1io- .'@aa1la ""1 ID '' ".
1udamen. .ia" "l' "hi' Do 'f'.
rash "5 as 5319 a, 'A-r' .i '4' .rl
hah.
'I.a. "ay a5' warn hin
MAJOR 3r'aa'n would s''"''" ~"
come any in.'g,-reIl'e 'u '! par
Ln.' IS y Tl| .lt'I l' DID
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t4cr band touched mine ,mpulstveiy
md lt Nas warm and throbbnB
"r can merely thank you with all
my heart, Captain Wayne, and assure
you I both understand and appreciate
your purpose But truly do not wish
any trouble TO occur again-you will
80 back 70 your post, will you not
You can serve ne best In that way.
and retain The gratitude and admtra.
lion { bavs over felt for you"
at once Mrs Brennan" returned
earnestly Il realize I have done
wrong IN ever coming here as have,
(t is my drst act Of disobedlsnce to
orders IN All my military life But
tell nc irst that have forfeited
neither your conddence nor your
rricndsbip"
She paused moment. then added
quickly, B though in sudden rush Of
feeling mo friend stands higher In
my esteem than you-now please go,
Captain Wayne"
Az { 1rept back through the dark
peas. passing beneath the plano into
cha front room which was tiled with
tbc choking fumes of powder, my
mind was chaos of emotions impos.
3iDle TO analyze The very depth Of
love which ireW no to her operated
now IN restraint God alone knows
ile struggs IN the darkness as I con.
tluurd 20 move slowly away from her
ana toward the door So deep was my
asiiatjon, - intense my thought. that
I scarcely realized was creeping
along barely beneath the dead iins Of
those bullets which constantly swept
he apartment Their crashing into
| llr wall wls almost meaningless, and
| I barely noted aitder the dense smoke
~ ths atful flshss Of fame As the
| little garrison returned shot FOR shot,
| H. DaH Brennan's v)ice-hoV hateful
| il sounded theu which recalled my
| attention
"MapeB." hs said with he sharp
tone Of Welrted command, taks a
crack lt nat fellow over yonler by
iha big ,rae. ia must BE- In range.
| You men gariiy believe. shut your
rIcs when gJu shoot. for there hasn't
, man dropped OUT there IN tie last
half hour
T bad p'hed The door by this time
bat paused now. determined 70 ven.
Jury ''' "''' VI eN''''"'''''u II u''
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mal"' p''uu'H' san, aP7'N'"e
'"''''e"''F ,p'l ~ pe duu,' hoo
W" "l"o"r no you ~, 'aIuN 'Ney WI"
h''''P' 10 ''''Sr 'us "ouae
NOT WINE we Keep Hp 'n'' lirH u'
rH'nr'len cody e''17ntIy 1esoSuIzlns
D'P VOICE
! br'u' th'l - .faS, "n'e darN'
new" 'a''" oP you nav" Iu'I COM
"''Hao .I'' ''ir /" ~ were '"'u7 "u'
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Easy 70 Please.

$50" said his girls papa furousy,
''you think you could make my little
girl Arethusa bappyT
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-03

1Ta. ,h' play bad"
"Woll ! eIuId say why, even the
Iigh'y U'G' ont ~ rlr close u2 the
secopd Hcr'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

t is probable that national conven-
ton will be held at Indianapolis In
stead of Oklahoma City, as referen-
dunn to make that change has been
seconded by the total of 7,1O1 MEM
bers.
In accordance with the provisions Of
the Constitution relating to referen-
d1ms, namely, that thes anne shall be
submitted to the membership upon the
request of locals representing five per
cent of the entire membership located
in five different states, based upon the
dues paid in the preceding year (the
number required is 4,236) membership
ballots for vote on the above proposal
were shipped to the State Secretaries
on February 9Th The vote will close
at the National Headquarters on
March 18th.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

majority Of over 1000 to hold the
special delegate convention fixed for
Whitsuntide at Manchester in prefer
ence to Glasgow. This special meet
ing has been called for the purpose of
revising the constitution Of the So
ciety. Thirty-dve divisions, including
the United States, Canada, Australia
and South Africa, will be represented
at the meeting. The proposed new
rules have been issued and range from
proposition to give moneyprizes. for
suggestions calculated to improve the
organization and administration Of the
society to a proposal that control Of
The society should be vested in an an
nual general delegate meeting: At
present the organization is. conducted
by an executive committee, a perma-
name body sitting in London.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Lawrence Strikers.


Under date of January % the fol
lowing motion by Comrade Haywood
was submitted by night letter:
calling attention to the con-
dition of striking textile workers
of Lawrence, Mass, where 3d.
thousand men, women and chill
dren are fighting against the
master class for better living con-
ditions, 1 move that immediate
action be taken to raise funds
and that every possible assistance
be rendered the strikers"
The following members of the com
mittee voted in the affirmative: Com
rades Berger, Hartman, Haywood,
Hillquit, Irvine and Sparge; Comrade
O'Hara not heard from. The motion
was, therefore, adopted.
In accordance with the provisions
of the above motion, letter has been
mailed to all, the locals and branches
of the Socialist Party containing the
motion and directing that all remit
tances be sent to the national Office.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
LOCKOUT ANTICIPATED.

London, Feb. IA. indications are to
the erect that theer will shortly be a
lockout Of dock laborers on the Clyde.
Theship owners have informed the
dock men that unless they consent to
the Intervention of Sir George Ask
with on behalf of the Board Of Trade,
there will probably be a lockout. The
men have absolutely declined to accept
Board Of Trade intervention and have
informed the ship owners that they
propose to maintain their position in
the present controversy, which is over
a readjustment Of wages and condi-
lions.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
SOCIALIST News.
NATIONAL.
WANTS WIFE IN PARTY.

"A proposed national party referen-
dunn, offered by Butte Local No. 8.
Montana, provides:
'a'That a wife and aahusband of same
family may belong to the party with
full membership rights upon payment
of one persons dues, holding either
joint or separate membership cards;
but, when applying for admission to
the party, they shall both sign separ-
ate application.
Comment The resolution involved
in this motion has arisen from the
fact that there are so. many families
that would be DESTROYS to belong to
the Socialist Party if they could af-
ford to pay the party taxes, the mem
bership dues. It often happens that
when one Of the family tries to keep
up his or her membership in a local,
but lacking the means to allow the
other member of the family to join,
then the former drops off also. This
improper thing happens in every To-
cality, and SO it is impossible to be
corrected by each party local for its
own part. The matter, however, is
so important that it must be reckoned
with, and we think a reform in this
direction should be arranged by the
party as a whole. We admit that our
membership duesare set as low as
possible, in order that everybody
should be able to pay them, but on
the other hand, we have experienced
that even this small amount cannot
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

serted Secretary Morrison upon his
return 4 gave the grand jury all
the information at my command. and
the books Of the American Federation
of Labor were thrown open to the
probers, II anything, am confident
that the cause Of labor will be bene-
fted by the results. Quite naturally,
/ cannot diyulge the nature Of the
testimony gave before the grand
jury. We have nothing to conceal
and quite willing gave the probers
All the information possible"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
URGE WOMEN TO ORGANIZE.

Washington, Feb. 14.-Miss Lenora
oReilly, of New York, lecturing be-
lore the civic committees of the Dis
nict Federation of Women's Clubs in
Ns city recently, urged the women of
Warrington to support the laboring
women of the country in their efforts
Oofganize into trade unions. Il was
mled that more than 5000, 900 women
ne gaining, livelihood as wage
araers -
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

Individual membership ballots for
national referendum "A', 1912, have
beensh tipped in bulk to all state secre-
taries, to local secretaries in unor-
ganized states and to members at
large. Vote will close at the National
Headquarters on March 20. Officers
not receiving the ballot within rea-
sonable time should notify the ma
tional Office.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

be paid by all. for the simple reason
that an insufficient maintenance Of a
family requires all that wage worker
earns.
1T might be argued that upon adop-
ton of this proposition the party will
lose financially; that the money which
We now receive as dues from the
mothers Of the families belonging to
the party would considerably lessen
the party's income if from now on the
husband and wife will be required to
pay only one persons dues. But let
us look what benefit it would be to
the party if we can get into our ranks
all the families that now are outside
of the party. for the only reason that
they cannot pay their dues. As we
understand, the financial deficit will
be pretty well made good by the evi-
dent increase of membership result
ing from this lowering of the dues.
Furthermore, this provision would
benefit the party intellectually as well,
for it is a well understandable fact
that a father and mother of family,
bothbelon ging to the party and shar-
ing in the party affairs, will them
selves become more acquainted with
Socialist principles and thus be able
to educate real class conscious fight
ers from the younger generation. And
that is what the Socialist Party really
needs"
Member in good standing 247.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Mr.. MoRRlsoN's TESTIMONY.

washington, Feb. AT am salts
asu mat the cause of organized labor
= usS not been injured in the least by
us testimony l gave before the fed
'a' grand jury at Indianapolis" as
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

The first Eastern Interstate Conven-
ton of the Italian Locals of the Social
list Party will be held April z and g.
1912, at Schenectady, N. z. State,
County and Local Secretaries in New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Con-
necticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and Vermont are requested to urge
their Italian branches to take part in
this convention, as it will be very
important one. Inquiries regarding
conditions Of representation should be
addressed to Joseph Corti, Translator
Secretary, 2O5 West Washington street
Chicago, III.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

Acceptances and declarations for
woman's national committee and in
transitional secretary will close at the
National Headquarters today, Febru-
airy 10. The ballots will be shipped to
the state secretaries as soon as they
can be printed.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
ENGLISH ENGINEERS ARE
CONSIDERING ORGANIZATION

london, Feb. 14.As the result OF q
referendum vote. the Amalgamated
Societyof Engineers hasdecided BY q
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
Protests Against Haywood.

Protests Against .HayWoou'
The following motion has been
passed by Local Denver:
"'That the secretary be instructed
to inform the H. E. c., through the
national secretary, that Local Denver
protests against Comrade Haywood
acting upon the N, e. G. while the
charges preferred against him by his
branch are being investigated
"Fraternally yours,
(Signed)
IN. OCTAvLA FLOATEN,
i County Secretary"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

The MAJORITY PRINTERY ID the
only printing plant In Wheeling, the
Ohio Valley, Cor anywhere else. pc far
IS we know putting the union label
label they've got 70 mark Il; on the
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22
BELLAIRE.

HERZBERG BROS.
For Union-Made Clothing. Shoes, Hats
and etc. One price to All All cloth
ing Pressed Free. Union St., Bellaire
o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Ameri-
can Queen Cigars and Young's Havana
Special Stogies. Bellaire. Ohio.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

The report of the vote on national
committee motion No. 1, by J. N. Nor
rison. national committee member, of
Arizona, providing, "That no person
who, either in public speech or in
print, opposes the principle of poIiti-
cal action shall be employed as ma
tional organizer. lecturer or on the
lyceum bureau" Carried by vote
of 43 to 6.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

By a recent referendum in Florida.
A. G. Sill, of Ruskin, was reelected
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-22

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