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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

the refusal of the property IT
figure to be agreed upon No price
has yet been fixed upon the property.
but 1t is understood that the price
at which the property In held La In the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
Ii Is expected that the matter win
be put UP to the council In the near
future and that body will be caiie
upon to act. The desirabiiity OF the
property TO be used for park pur-
poses has been set forth In the press
before and II now looks as though
the movement will within 4 short
civic associations and organizations
are expected to act on the matter
shortly and these will back up their
action by appearing before the conn
Gil or the committee to which the
mater Will he referred
Mayor Favors Plan.
Mayor Ainslie has taken no action
IS vet In the matter. but he desires
20 know the opinion Of the people at
large. In recent speech. the mayor
cxr ressed his approval OF the pur-
chase Of the property for park pur-
roses. ard has recommended Il 10
con'cil In a message. but AZ vet the
movement has taken no definite form.
II Is known that the college In not
ir position 10 hold the property for
any extended time and action on the
part Of the city. II any IL to be taken,
must be taken soon.
1t Is understood that the PROPOSE
ticn to convert the property into a
public park will meet with opposition
from real estate dealers. who feel
that the interruption of Broad street
with park would have q tendency
TO restrict the further development OF
that thoroughfare as a business street.
The advocates OF the park plan. how
ever. have arguments to offset this
and will meet that question when 1t
10 raised.
In the meantime Organizations and
associations will act and present Their
petitions to their members of council
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

LONDON, DeC. l.--G. j. Stevens.
the Dairy Telegl aoh $ correspondent.
sends the following dispatch. dated
A thens. Wednesday.
The check sustained by the Carl
baldian legion, which lest all of It's
officers and four hundred men killed
and wounded, gave rise to news of
Turkish victories at Jan-na. Tho
truth III Janina is strongly fortified
and the Turkish force, which is esti-
mated at $4,000 men, is well supplied
with field and siege artillery. They
have been hghtitg brayely. An at
tack on the fortified positions at BIZ
sani.' six miles south of Janina, has
been going on since Monday with
heavy losses on both sides.
Wiring late last night. the Greek
general stated that all the heights
except one, which was still resisting,
were In his hands. Once these posi-
TORS are completely taken. the Greek
advance through the plain south of
the town will be free.
Lieutenant Matsuris few over ia
nina today and dropped bombs Of
the enemy. He was fired upon ami
one wing of his aeropiane was hi
He succeeded in Landing safely back
in camp"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
ROBBERS CARRY
OFF MUCH CUTLERY
HACH Il REEVES LOSE MANY
KNIVES, RAZORS AND
SCISSORS.

Detectives are investigating the
robbery of Hach 4 Recess store, No.
$40 West Broad street. Wednesday
night.
Entrance was effected through
rear window. a bar having been
broken and the glass smashed In.
From indications II looked like an at
tempt to get through the front door,
but this was not effected.
The police believe tie man who
committed the robbery is something
Of an expert, as the method pursued
indicated that of an experienced
housebreaker.
The prol rietors found the place a
mass of confusion yesterday morn
ing when they opened up for bust
ness An Inventory shows that more
than three hundred dollars worth of
cutlery was taken.
No clues were left
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
PRESIDENT GOES
THR(U II ASLEEP
Continued from First Page.)

tary Stimsen. Postmaster General
Hitchcock and Others. spending the af-
ternc on. after luncheon. in signing
nominations ana various other papers,
As fer as possll lie the p. es.dent .t,s
posed II all pres, 'ly business. leaving.
hot yer q number O. appoiatme1- Is
ane iced unil lis retagn.
This eVeninE IN President and Mrs.
taft were h d.aner gusts II The
oretary If state md Mrs. Knox VITO
fr artt iuet at h, fret 4 the series
uL dinners wh!cb the members II the
L}t n Ntte Ga sCas II n n arr Ct
The chez * cutye. and the arst l.I y
tie Lind =.
ri,s and Canes Ee.or, Leaving.
After the dinner they stopped FOR a
hort While al ths homs of the Sec
~etary Of 20 Treasury and Mrs. Mac
veash who enter aimed the eeVen at
I dinner for Miss TAFT, followed by
dancin;
alter the presidential party lief
washington on a special train of five
cars. Leaving also tonight for Pana-
ma is "A congressional party includ ng
Senator PoinGexter and Representa-
tive Sweet. Of Michigan. and Oidfeid.
Of Arkansas. and In cir wives. The
presidential parry will embark from,
Key West on battleships. while the
ccn~ressional party viii san tomorrow
on the regular steamer from New York
for Panama, where the party will re-
main till Decent er 31st
Miss Louise Taft, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tart, arrived In
Wash yton Ibis morning frcm csncin-
natl 20 accompany her uncle and aunt
on tho trip. Major y,hoads. I ieutena Mt
Ti~n.cps and Charlie Taft win COM
plete the party,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
DR.. WILEY DOUBTS
ABOUT SUCCESSOR
HE FEARS PURE ROOD LAWS
Will. SUFFER BECAUSE OF
AI4SBE:RG APPOINTMENT

DETROIT. MICH. Dec. III
fear that the adulteratots and de-
hasers of food will rejoice at the
appo IA ment Of Carl l., Alsberg, said
Harvey W wiley. former chief chem
list OF the bureau Of chemistry, today.
Il have only a slight acquaintance
with Mr. Alsberg." said Dr, Wiley.
= ',Frprn' wfat 1 iSnSwr about II III be-
iieve he is a ca pablo chemist. and
while that is an important thing. It
Ii not by any means the most import
ant thing.
THE natural and legal successor TO
my place under the civil law is Dr.,
Bigefow / understand he was not
even considered,
81 would like to know what In
terests are behind the appointment Of
DIR. Aisberg and especially II any
member Of the Remsen board. which
has been instrumental for the last six
years In preventing the proper en-
forcems Mt of the pure food laws.
recomm ended him"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
CONTINUED from First Page


Tort him In ms lfolts 10 te4-rn taelu
va power. " ne baty has been 10. tu-
maze in thn ehara ter OF lne man se-
lpc.td ~ th1m for its stsu4l 1rd-
learer ana elected by the people" he
said, ana fortunate, also. IN LIE char-
acter OF the mon meaning the ticket
In the various States"
Not only did sir Bryan refuse to
discuss his probable attitude toward
Senator Martin, but declined to dis
cuss Nitg MIA politics, pleading ignor-
ance Of conditiors+
Mr. Bryan will leave Richmond for
New York over the Richmond. Fred j.
criCkshurg and Potomac this morn
ing at $40. bound for New York.
lie reached Richmond yesterday
morning from Asheville and was
driven direct To the residence of John
Garland Pollard in Glnter Park He
remained there until noon dong edi-
torial work for his publication, the
Gommoner. and receiving visitors He
lunched Mt the business Mems club
With AIR Pollard and a few friends
and at o'clock was entertained at
dinner at Mr., Pollard's residence, a
Hun.ber OF prominent Uichmo ndet <
being present AZ er his address last
night he Was driven again to Mr..
POI a0"'e residence, where he spent
ne night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
PLOT TO BLOW UP
MINT IN DENVER
TUNNEL EXPLOSIVES, RUSH
UPON GUARDS ~ PLAN TO
LOOT $500, oo0,t 90,

DENVER, col. Dec. ia story
Il current here tonight OF the t1r'in;
of memoranda which discioses de-
Tails Of a plot TO blow mp The penvsr
mint and make away with al or a
rart of the sbGo, 100000 stored in It's
vaults.
The plans were found aimost two
weeks age by the superintendent :
the public comfort station AT the
Denver postof'ice, and the docuit' uis
were Immediately forwarded to " lsh-
ingten, and the force Of guards st
the mint was doubled.
II was proposed by the men who
conceived the plot 10 tunnel under
the building TO point under the cen"
trnt vault, and then wreck the vaults
and possibly tie building by nitro
riycer!ne In the confusion follow
ing the explosion dozen men were
to rush the guards and make away
with the money.
Secret Service Agent Goddard. when
asked to the truth of the story, re-
fused 10 discuss L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
RECESSIONAL SCRIPT
BRINGS $f2) AT SALE

LONDON, Dec. ls.--The me- nuscript
81 Kipling's famoua poem, The Re
ccssionai," written on n sheet OF note
racer. was sold at Satheby's today for
$40.
A letter written by Melon TO Lady
Hamilton. from Portsmouth. befors ON
tark ms aboard the Victory. fetched
s4eo.
Six letters by Lord Byron brought
'eos: q collection Of autograph Lett
ters by Charles Lamb, Colcridge and
Scuthey. from the correspondence Of
sus. 81 $50: numbsr Of autograph
letters from George Meredith, t1335,
and an autograph song BY Burns. $14S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
EIGHT YEARS FOR
KILLING WIFE

Waveriey Nelson, colored. was given
eight years in the pen!tsntlary by
jury in the Hastings court yesteI day
evening, on the charge OF having
stabbed his wife to death last Christ
mas eve. The negro through his
counsel Harry Nj. smith. att mp ed to
prove an alIoi. The case consumed
The entire day, and it vas abcut 1:oe
when the jury re,drned us Veruiet'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
Her Little Nose
Sign Wye Lacks
Mentality, He Say,

WARK, n j., Dec, 10 because
h.s wife has s4.ofI small nose
Frank L. Davis. OF Upper Montciar
feo.s positive that she has no men
tAiity.
This was brought out in the tes-
tlmony Of Stuart Johnson, the wife's
brother, In the divorce proceedings
brought by her before Vice Chan
celior Howell.
From, his .stMdy and, research, Mt.
Davis told MIR. johnson. according TO
the latter's testimony. that he found
that everyone with any mentality was
always possessed of long nose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
NO MONEY TRUST Mr..
MORGAN TELLS c MINT TE
CONTINUED from First Page


did not see fit to permit him to do
so.
Mr.. Untermyer did not hesitate to
heckle the big banker. but Mr. Nor
gan never lost his temper. Sitting
this time in a swivel chair, which
enabled, him to work off his nervo Us
ness by swing ng half way round each
time he exploded an answer, the
banker came back promptly and
freely. with a memory 90 per cent
better than il was yesterday.
The long session ulu no, seem 10
tire him. although the look OF weari-
ness that lined his face yesterday
never left 1t today.
stock Manipulation Bad.
The wires made no tempt to
d ny Knowledge Of stock manipula-
t on or To Geft nd II. tie thought 1t
vas had. he said, and ought to be
s;opped. But he was of the op MON
hat not even By law could peopc he
= TeHtr'cd from buYin, VII things
g | W d cling Wien III ngs wers
h 3 h.
Al If Mr.. Me sans fleet of law
yefs W re n ha 4 lend him ala
and Ger T. 81. but nlys one Z them,
VI l. naabuly, took any lalt IN the
piocet C. II gs. and he was cut short by
[ mt, Tmyer whe never he tried to
break in. Joseph II. Choate his head
r ed 'c one side, sat within a few
feet IF his client. William f. Shee-
han blcnde moustache dropped d.
rectly behind him, Mr.. L!ndabury was
on the right, ard mosquito fleet of
smaller legal fry was scattered about
the audience. Partner Dawson was
within whispering di lance. and Part
ner Lamont not far away. +, jun
ior was alongside, and Mrs Satterlee
d!ago rally behind him.
AS before, the room was crowded
and the curious had better view of
the distingu shed witness, for this
time he was permitted to sit in the
seat of the mighty, at one side of the
most sou'he~lv committeeman.
He Appears Promptly.
He turned Up at 1890 o'clock, the
hour named. n q had to wait for most
or the committee to begin. Taking
e tran an hour off for lunch, he was
back in the char at l:40 O'Clock.
Gree or twice when Mr. Untermyer
asked him II hc was tired, he re oiied
go, no. l have had enough, but
want 10 get.d me"
At tires when replies that Mr.
Morgan did net in the least intend to
be funny aroused the audience to
ple. Then he would swing around on
his pivcted chair, and observe, "Ha
ha . as solemnly as II he were men
tiDrirr n vast sum OF money. Some
tines he went through the motions Of
laughter without uttering sound
his mouth opening and closing ryth-
IN caily under the great gray nous
tache that sweeps his heavy fowl
At 1927 o'clock Mr.. Morgan had
told oil that re had to tell was thank
ed by Mr. Untermyer, and told that
that wa= all. The $3.50 o'clock he was
in the first II the automobiles con
vcying h 'mself and his party TO the
l. nnFylvan!a station. whittier his SER
wants bad gone from the hotel to
rect him. The train followed the
Congressional Limited TO New York,
leaving at I o'clock.
Mr. Morgan expressed himself as
highly satisfied with the hearing. as
d d also Mr. Untermyer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

alfa.rs he illustrated by personal OK
perienee and knowledge Of such men
= Rudolph Spreckels. the sugar mil
1ionatre. and of Louis Brandeis, OF
Boston.
! people are taking a more aitruistlc
view of public questions" he de
clatrd They are beginning to place
the man above the dollar, and not the
dollar above the rrn."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
ALLIES GROWL At
O.tATOhY TACTICS
Of TUX ENJOYS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

--~--------~-
unsettled, the allies are losing their
ccnciliatory attitude as Turkey con-
tinues to compel postponements, and
both sizes are mcio oetofuiincu "
stand 10 the last for the most advan-
taSeous terms.
MeanwA..A, The Bulgarians are rein
forcing their lines at TChataiJa, and
tahing every pFe>aution to Le reauy
" hen the ommahd to resume f5ht.ng
is given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

LONDON. Dec. 1y.---Lloyds agent
at Port Said wires: "rhe Greek gov
eminent informs us by wireless that
the Turks massacred Christians In
f'ltyiene. The number OF killed un-
krown. Greeks pursuing the TurAs
after battle at petras village. Part
OF the Turkish fleet has been forced
TO run aEhorc near the parx.anoilcs
owing to damage from the Greek
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
O!ES N sH MILES
As RUIiFTs Hill
Continued from First PegeD

ANA uiii.a l.,t,s Ia o4La .,.o -. .ig
Al me n va. Io~feI III. oagh ties
HOES, whue o il. Rs in bail IN op-
.'s te, fsed Noa,&s OF buckshol into
he loo:7
When Eochlor $ oppcd firing a hoi
was torn in the ceiling through which
he was shot
Three riff two pistols, and a big
supply of ammunition were found in
the room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
Michigan Lost to suffrage

LANSING, MICH, Dec. "a
Equal suffrage was defeated in Michl-
ran by n majority ef 100 That in
the result Of the canvass made by
/ the ntate board of eanvassers today.
- vote mas z47,s7s for and 24s, 1875
1nntnnI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
TAFT ULTIMATE MAY
re- UT IN WAR


CONTINUED from First Page)
- - - - - - -
mas taken Steps 10 acaua4ht ffes'-
aeh, Eleet Nllsoh WIN the si'ua'loh,
IN oroer mat plans may be SNAPPED
10 harIhohlze WIN ''.e views OF the
lncoHins pTeSlaeht' Ascorolhs 10 ING
present piah' II by tne time Ffeslaent
iait returns from ahafha' Maoero
mas not gwen SATISFACTORY response
10 the American ulimatum the case
81 Mckee VIII De piaFeo peioFe CON
ss "ith we request that the pFesl-
ne'il ne a"tnof 'sto W tth"iNe tue ue-
snanos OF the thl.@a states
me st9as PROV seo py me PreSi-
GEM ana the state at 'artIafnl 10 en-
ioree teatess are W. toiIo"S.
NN', veg u''i'"t"i 10 Me@'co,
como, we rfoprihF OF s!f heo-
ua ny u"fS 'e' wen h,''d ~ it's
~ meN.Sp' thur 'htD-'hs tae l"'"lo-
- secu' az ''N Al" Aot ca :
~. '@~h. "a 90 "a islo from "l'a'h
t'e % N1.I'ts ~ ne f4'' "a
oi - an" tHe - t~4t ot PJf'
III OF 9ehlcah "ffito1E
me att"uoe o. "a" zero ms hten
saeh mat me prts.aeht Tor a ulne
so!isit.i*o saN"s immediate aFH"h
sh,lout sehp"g iHt theF aii"2nat'c
s1ehahess 10 inc MeN'c@h govern
Ht.hI WAS HhdHy c"hclHied to
sfs maoeto one M! opportunity IN
~ ~ uI'@tulH q Quay
ne moe @salhst MeAlco was
akteeu upuh ny iFthio'ht IHit Sec
49,, - 9'@le NA'N anu iieHiy Lane
"issoI' american ANN issa0or 10 Mex
so, allef series OF conferences held
ohr,hs we t@St re" Gays.
ne oeslstoh was forced ny the In
- $3.50 ~ S n rep'S received bV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
SCHOOLS TTpsy FNTER
C.-RrcTNAS HOLIDAYS

With the clcse Of the public schools
this afternoon the Christmas HOLIDAYS
VIII begin. The schools will be closAd
untl Iaruarv end. and nearly twenty
hnn~and 3hilaren will be happy. NOT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

til Baroody RECEIVERS sufficiently to tell
ali about it.
Major Werner has directed all Of
his men TO do everything in their pow
er to land the assailant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
Low Holiday Rates Via Southern
Railway

Route OF the birmingham Special. :"
Departure from Richmond 900 T.. NJ.
daily. with electric Lighted sleeping
car. Also i0:4S A. M. and II:46 Il.
M to all the South. Information at
GOT East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
[7A PIUN Y To
lu.(a.s5 A fanR
SITE IS LIMIT D

CONTINUED from First rage.)
nnt expected that one Will be made.
1t is thoroughly understood. however.
by the members CT the board and
ettv r+'fetnts that the city can nave
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
Baker Bros.
S-WESF BR0AD--S
Christmas Meats at
Popular Prices

As usual we will save
you so to 400 on your
meats, sometimes even
more. Our place is one
of the most modern and
sanitary in the South.
We now offer for The
Holidays the following
prices:
Corned Ham II
Corned Pork Shoulder Is
Srloin Steak lG
Round Steak Is
Poi Roast 9 and 10
Sic ing Peef 5
Leg of Lamb Is
Shoulder Of Lamb II
Breast of Lamb : 9
Pork Chops II
Lamb Chops .l6
Picnic Hams ID
Regular Hams II
Best Creamery Butter So
Best Butterine, 20 and Is
auzaAmusu@sa@zz~zawaass z1ssssssaRmzzxmmszaMmm
We will have a large
number of fancy, home
dressed turkeys; prices
will be announced in this
afternoons papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

Continued from First rage)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

The viii of Frederick Lobenstein
vas probated yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
SERIOUSLY HURT
was Manager George Wilhelm, OF
Red Letter Factory. IN Fall.
ing Over Truck

George Wilhelm. manager O, the
hed Letter Factory OF the Pollock
stogie Industry. Is recovering from
severe injuriees sustained in an ac.
cident IN the factory on Monday even.
ING. u appears that Mr.. Wilhelm
was preparing 10 90 TO supper. after
busy afternoon in the Office In
waking through portion of the first
noor OF The factory he stumbled over
lruck IN the darkness falling on his
la.e. me rim of one Of his eye glasses
eye.
Mr.. Wilhelm managed 10 Get IN HE
nome. though almost rendered upcon
scious by the fan. aud a pbysician
vas summoned 10 attend him. The
examination showed that Mr. Wi.
nelm had a narrow escape from n
fracture OF the skull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
CLASS BANQUET
OF the Bible Class Of the WelIsburo
Presbyterian Church Held
Last Evening.

For the purpose OF becoming better
acquainted and spending a social even
ing. the members Of the Ariel class
or the Wellsburg Presbyterian Sunday
school enterta ned at the church Tues
day evening with an elaborate ban.
quet and social gathering. Many
prominent speakers OF this city and
Wellsburg were present and made ad-
dresses during the evening and a fine
musical program was rendered. The
menu consisted OF all the delicas.es
OF the season
The speaking program opened With
an address by l.. II. McCamic. whose
topic was "A Pleasant Howdy Do ="
He was followed by Mr. James PAUL
on Every Day Religion" and Robert
Lawrence. who spoke OF The Doom
OF Belshazzar" A vocal solo by Miss
Mabel Gullettc was n pleasant diver
sion. and Attorney II. r. McCamic took
up the program with n talk on Re
liz on and Law" 4 reading by Miss
Nan V. Gullette was received with
hearty applause. Giving" by Frank
McCamic was one OF the best topics
and a fine address was made. c. +.
Gullette. Sr. spoke on Random
luOhEnts- FOLLOWING a muSlcal num-
her by Messrs. LOwrence and Reese.
Judge n. &. Hervey took the floor and
closed the affair with fine talk on
the different phases OF the Sunday
school work Rev. Mr. Holmes pro-
nounced the benediction.
Present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes James PAUL. Rev and Mrs.
! Holmes. Emmett Carm chael. Charles
/ Clark. G. 4. Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Elliott. Henry Stangle and Stanley
Kelley
Misses Mabel T.. Gullette. Bess =.
I Gullette Marie Kunkle. sara Nc.
I Camic. Beulah Dougherty. of Wheel
| ing Nan Gullette. Nay Mount. Ada
Mllhorn. Florence Blazier. Anna
. Lewis. Beatrice Darrah. Martha Ever.
I eft. Helen Latham and Mrs sam
b Blankensop.
Messrs j. VI. Alexander. r. G Law.
renee V " Reese. J. r. McCamic.
Frank McCamlc. G. r. Gullette. Sr.
!. J. Kerr. Louis Lucas. T. u. Nc
Camic. p ~ Woodland. ". y Nc
Camlc & " Churchman. o. r. smith
J. W. Antill Judge 49, G.. Hervey. Chas
Hervey. Frank Tilton. Henry McKin
ley. George =. craig and James Black
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

10 lead a model life in the future and
return TO and provide for his family
Fairbank stole a small sum Of money
from Charles Clark while in an intox.
icated condition.
The case OF Irene Terry Graves.
indicted for selling cocaine. was
called In court yesterday morning and
continued until the first day OF the
next term Of the criminal court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
The Best MILDLY Blouse
for The Money, CSC

A y EVERYDAY washable neg.
ligee garment for girls-a
Blouse made OF triple twill. extra
quality jean in white and tan at
popular priCe-that's what We offer
in this MILDLY Blouse. The collar.
cuffs and pocket trimmings are OF
Atwood. non-shrinking. fadeless
navy blue fiannel-trimmed with
three rows OF white soutache
braid. embroidered stars and pearl
buttons. The front is laced thru
washable eyelets. making a pretty
and practical garment at a most
moderate price. CSC each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
COUNTY COURT

Fidelia Craft and husband 10 A p
Gibson. LOT No. 8 In Armstrong; sddi
.lon on the Island. confederation.
\. Blum and wife 10 Charles
Klein. lot 40. % On the South side.
consideration. SO.
Security Trust Co 20 Forrest A
Wilson. lot No. go in Edrcdaic. con.
sideration. SO
william Porter and win 20 Robert
Anderson. parcel Of ground in Edge.
wood: consideration. $40.
Security Trust co % John r.
Brown. lots Nos 33f. 1886. 536 and 757
IN Warwood consideration. $40.
Two deeds 81 trust we're left for
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
IMPROVING
Are the Victims Of Collapse Of House
Preparations Being Made 70
Rebuild.

A force OF bricklayers vas Al work
"wednesday morning making prepare.
lions for the rebuilding Of the front
Of the house located at 40. 2sis Chap.
line street. which collapsed. iujurinr
ihree carpenters. Tuesday afternoon
Reports from the Haskins hcspital
are 70 the effect that the men are
resting as well A. can be- expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
CRIMINAL COURT
Disposition Made 81 Two Cases In
Criminal Court oy Judge Jor-
dan Yesterday.

I'd Fairbanks. sentenced 10 serve
30 days In the county Jail for petit
larceny. was yesterday released from
jail by Judge Jordan on his promise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
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