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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
A Silken Lustre
To the Dullest Hair
Fashion s .Nirror.)

Proper care OF hair and scalp ,locs
not mean time-consuming and eypen-
sive trips to the hair.drcsscr s. Sim
picIty is the keynote-Just an occa.
sional brushing of scalp and hair on
which has been sprinklel tablespoon
fnl of dry shampoo mixture. This is
brushed through and out Of the hair.
and with 1T comes all dust, dandruff
and excess oil.
To prepare the dry shampoo, mix to-
gether either ! ounces of orris root or
corn meal and ounces therox Keep in
sitter top can and use once or twice
each week. After a few shampoos lull.
stnngy.' lifeless or brittle hair grows
wonderously soft silky and lustrous.
Continued using induces a luxuriant
growth -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Ospina s Excuse.

Scuor Ospine reiterste ted that he thought
the trip "inopportune" because the citi-
zens cf Colombia are naturally deeply
asgrioVed To find their country the only
one in the whole world with which the
United states refuses to enter into O
treaty or arbitration.
The action Of Senior Ospins was not
commented upon AT the state deparim ent
today. There were Indications however
that ssnor Ospina's act was regarded as
breach Of etiquette not so much be-
cause Of tho nature of his response 10
a state department communication, but
because nc had made public correspond
ence without securing the consent Of tho
other party. Officials versed In diplo-
matte etiquette incline To the opinion
that the letter itself contained no insult
ing language.
The action of Senor Ospina found
many sympa thizers today, not only
among members of the Latin American
diplomatic corps, some of whom proresseci
10 see political elevation. even 10 the
presidency for senor Ospina in Colom-
ba, hut some members OF congress a. we'll
applaudcd the move.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20

You are probably aware that pneu.
monia always results from cold, but
YOU never heard of cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy was used. Why take the risk
when this remedy may be had for a
trifle3 For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Not Wrought Up.

He inlimatcd. however that the state
department. felt no especial concern over
the action OF the Colombian minister here
and was not wrought up over the incl
dent
Our position he remarked, "Is one
Of self-co1tained unconcern.
Senor Pedro Mel Ospna, the Colom-
bian minister. today discaiued in n pub
lie statement any intention OF insulting
either rho United States or Secretary
ot State Knox by his personal notifca-
tcn TO the state department that a visit
10 his country by tho secretary Of state
would be ''inopportune.
The minister said his letter was I'm
tended 10 be couched, and Is couched, In
polite and considerate language and was
written 10 avoid any possible unploas-
an,ness 10 Secretary OF state Knox by a
visit TO Colombia" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Sulzer' S Opinion.

Representative Sulzer. chairman OF the
house committee on foreign affairs is
sued 4 statement siding with the Colon
bisn minister in his demand for arbitra-
ton.
The testimony thus far adduced be-
fore the committee" said Representative
sulZer. commenting on the progress Of
the Rsiney investtga tion. shows conclu
sively that the taking OF Panama was the
result OF a conspiracy. carefully planned
and cleverly executed. II cannot be Jus
titled In morals. or in law. The govern
nent % tho United States must make
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Fund Exhausted.

SHANGHAI. Feb. 19.-The Ana
famine relief committee now has q
priatcd To aid the distressed popul
he remaining $4,000 In Its hands
less further funds are Forthcoming
committee henceforth will be una
render assistance, United states y
General Amos z Wilder. who mas
granted leave of absence. sailed 'cd'
The Chiyo Maru.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
State Department Feels No
Especial Concern Over the
Action of South Ameri-
can Minister.
MUCH COMMENT AT
NATIONAL CAPT. AL
Senor Ospina Finds Many
Syrnpathizers, Among 9th
erS Chairman of House
Committee.

IA 1AsBINGTON. Feb l9.-sscrs :
SAf iary Knox will not visit Co.
W lomoa during ME tour OF the
w countries oorde dering on the Ca
ribbean sea unless there is spe
cal Invitation from The Colombian gov
ernmenr.
This announcement was made by Act
ing Secretary OF State Huntington Will
son tonight who also said ne thought
such an Invitation unlikely.
There must he some confusion In the
Interpretation Of the report from Palm
Beach. he said. that Secretary Knox
by carrying out the original itinerary laid
ont for him would include Colombia. I'm
less there is n special invitation from
Colon bia. Mr.. Knox will not 70 there.
] may say that we hardly expect IT
Ny, Wilson would not say whether his
prediction that no invitation would be
forthcoming was based on Senior Pedro
Mel Ospina's personal letter 10 him made
public yesterday. or whether il was
consequence OF the strained relations eX-
listing for the last eight years between
the Two governments over the acquisition
OF the Panama canal zone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Pitney Is Popular.

TRENTON, y. j.. Feb. 19.-Chancellor
Pitnoy. besides being recognized as an
able jUrist is popular. Before going on
the state supreme bench he was active
in politics and represented tho old
Fourth New Jersey district in congress
The district was nomlnally Democratic
hut he carried IL twice in succession. in
1891 and 1896. Chancellor Pitney became
a supreme court justice In 1901. and in
1905 was appointed by Governor Fort 10
be chancellor OF the state, the highest iu-
dicial position In New Jersey
Chancellor Pitney was frequently mem
toned for the nomination for the cover
norship In 1907. although he did not an
nounce himself as even a receptive can
didate He received a large vote In the
Republican state convention that nomi-
mated Governor Fort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Gomez Lying Low.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 10
Emilio Vasauez Gomez. i'll from a bad
cold. received reporter today and de
MED reports that he had been requested
by followers al Palomas, Mexico, to
take command in the field.
''I am taking no active part in the
affairs in Mexico,' he said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20

and In attainments he l. siuculariy fit
tod for tho position for which the presi-
dent has chosen him. ! think New Jer-
soy Is TO be congra tulntcd upon this
choice of representa- tive and that the
court will find itself enriched by his pres
ence."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
SIR DOG OUTLINES PLAN
OF ATTACK.

a n d un strategic
points until things
looked pretty blue
for him.
That K n i 6 n {
Sir Doc has gwen
me a pretty buffet, y
Quoth he, gnashing
his teeth, and me-
thinks I will beat il
from the island. y
S o s a aying, Sir
Grippe fought one
desperate combat
at a battlefield
marked B on the
map and then de-
parted for som g
other island. Look
out for him!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
Wilson Approves.

TRENTON. y. j., Feb. l9-GoVarnor
Wilson tonight gave out the following
statement relative To the appointment OF
chancelor Pitney to the supreme court:
II have known Chancellor Pitney ever
since We were young men together at
college and l feel that both in character
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
attacked by Mob.

As they were being taken dow
courthouse steps the mob attacks
sheriff and six deputies, killed q
the blacks and badly beat the q
The negroes were taken hun
into the sheriff S oihce and the 4
stationed himself at the door.
Reports sent out from the ofieo
all the negroes were dead were I'd
Iievcd and at clock the mob std
again. The sheriff was captured
Office door broken down aud
resumed by the mob. Each d
wounded prisoners wps struck.
IDENTIFY believing al three were
the mob dispersed, Later The
wounded blacks were secretly tak
ths iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20

Iherox is for sale by SCHRAET9i.
JOHNSON DRUGS, 1.-The Never.
. SuoseitutoSs, dvo good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
THE TERRIBLE WAR BETWEEN SIR DOC
AND SIR GRIPPE.
By John T. McCutcheon.
fCupy-tsAt: 1912: ny John T Mcosteheon.l

small and had and and h1nany ] from hostile Microbes and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-20
PRESIDENT NAMES
P|TNEY FOR BENCH
Chancellor of New jersey to
Succeed the Late Justice
Harlan.
SECRET WELL GUARDED
No Opposition to the Noml-
nee Expected on Part Of
the Senate.
SECRET WELL GUARDED

WASHINGTON, Feb l9.-President
Taft today sent TO the senate the noml.
nation Of Chancellor Mahlon Pitpey of
New jersey to be associate Justice OF
the United States supreme court. He
also nominated Julius NJ Mayer OF
New York City to he Judge of the
United States district court for south
eru New York, and Fedeanda Ginger OF
Cossville, Wis. to he district Judge
eastern district Of Wisconsin.
The statement that Chancellor Pit
nev would be named as the successor
Of the late Justice John NJ Harlan was
made at the White house subsequent
to call by United States Senator
Briggs and delegation of New Jer'
sey lawyers. all of aom spoke OF Judge
Pitney in the highest terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
AGED WOMAN
SOME WALKER
TRAVELLED FROM wELLsBuRo TO
THIS CITY.
weston Has Nothing on Femals Cham.
pion-Eewr Notes of Interest
In Greater Warwood.

With the sun pouring down in all its
Intensity on the hot dusty road. Mrs.
LeNinA Grimes. aEed 60 years. walked
from Netisburg ~ WarwOOd yesterday.
a distance OF - miles. IN less imam six
hours. good hike for an ordinary
middie-aged, able bodied man Mrs
Grifnes arrived IN Warwood shortly ar
ter o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
when asked ~ "a were not a hot WALK
she enthusiastically replied Yes. II VAS
leetr' warm, bat YOU know tie air
Was asterrln-' The aged walker said
that she had been working FOR "a family
Al brilliant. o., just across the river
from Nellspurg. but that she suddenly
quit ana decided 60 walk down TO see
her mother and father. Mrs. and Mr.
Jacob Arbdugh, OF North Warwood.
probably the oldest couple .u this COM
munity, each being nearly 90 years ola.
MIS-. Grimes left WcIIsUurg AFTER g
O'Clock tais morning. and kept peggtu
l4Ah along. as she expressed 40 arriV-
ing m WarWuud at = o'clock She stpupe !
IN local store To rest few minutes
ana brush up" before going 90 sue her
mama and papa" She said thar she
was born Just across the river Iu Ohio.
am that slc always hat eood health.
and that when she wanted 10 Eo anv
place she Just walked Are YOU NOT
tired from your walk to-day was
ASKED Tat, tut came the reply with
a smile' no 1 amt tired-neycr was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
warwoOd srs.fs ana Personals.

II 10 likely that the Warwood bathing
beach will be opened 60 the public the
latter part OF this week BY the local
civic club.
Progressive camp No. i5.05t Modern
Woodnen % America. has postponed IN .
meeting from tonight until Friday eve
ming on account OF the Mogulians' AFFAIR
IN Wheeling tonight
Captain r. J. Benthcid will remove in
20 his new home on Vance avenue in a
few weeks. He Is one OF the several
Panhandle Traction company conductors
who are building homes In this COM
munity.
Charles Theron. bookkeeper At the
Warwood Tool works. Is ill at his home
In North Warwood
The Warwood Juniors OF North War
wood. and the Warwood stars OF South
Marwod. will play a gam eof ball on
Thursday afternoon. Memorial day
Mrs. John Paul and daughters. Misses
Elizabeth and Ruth OF Indiana Harbor,
Ind. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. @.
r. Frazier % Center Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Knowles Of Wheel
ing, have returned home after a visit
with AIR. and Mrs william r McNa-
mara og Eighteenth and Main streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brockharit OF
Wheeling. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. r. Mcnamara Of Main street
Mss Ella Jones Is visiting friends in
SteubenYille
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X McCTuskev
and children OF Twelfth street Wheeling
VIII spend the summer with Mr. and
Mrs Austin Prayer OF Main street. War
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

political parties on racial lines. and
Is offensive to the negroes
The insurgent leaders have made
the further statement. IN an interv ew
with correspondent. who has Just
returned from the field. that they
have received offers Of money from
the Cuban government Ga considera-
ton for not taking the field. but they
refused. rather than have the political
aspirations % the col0red race unful.
hlied. Estenoz and lvonet have under
them l.JO0 men. OF whom 800 are well
armed. They announce their inten-
ton o. exactnE war contributions
from the planters and railroads:
otherWise they will burn their proper.
~. They express themselves a.
pleased 20 observe that the Cuban
government has been slow In attack.
Ina them. thus allowing them time FOR
organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
Papns surpri.s r.neh.r.

Last evening surprise party was
Eivru Nj srauk.e Moutgomsry. teach
e. OF iH- seventh grade tf fl- NurII
happy crowd a~r' mult4 40 toe home OF
Miss NeilH Russell AMI 600 . bod. went
y william EmsIsv'a Uumr wute. Affas
MohiE".nei} rooms Mrs Eueley had
prepared fHr f.n surprise. HrI AFTER I'd.
f'pu.ar teacher ami tue Joyful pupils
h1d enjoyed music Hll some. f.e. Sac
gyNu Zoo a uel .ipI~ luncheon. SO ss
Tor Ter home near West Liberty. ami
VIII UkrIy continue tu teach hon. nos
, taf. I.r pupils vino attended the sur.
fsi-" rI fg uf NIus Mprfrumerr'H room
were Misses Rose -hufrusr. DIf,s UDr-
ins. t'O. Russell tnIurIa Good. dale
k'"rHr"rl arI Mary M.Nt.aoIs Ma
zoo Smith, Eurtr raHm eI. Harry
4s"fI. h|r. Ns.a.ars GEORGE TIaIryf
aU.4 I..s.r.|l ROLAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
MORE MARINES SENT TO
KEY WEST ON FLEET

NORFOLK, Va. May Twin the
batteships Georgia. Rhode Island
AMI New Jersey s;eaminF rapidly
southwark today after having taken
aboard On Hampton Roads last night
Tour hnndrcd marines from The Nor.
fo'k Navy Yard for possible duty I'm
cuba. 10" arworfd cruiser WashIrr.
CON came IN to-day and after taking on
goo additional marines from The N8-.
foik garrison, sailed under Admiral
Osterhnus Tor Key West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
ENDS
HIS CAMPAIGN
Wm Dsvots Tins IN Futurs % Mar
shaling Forcea FOR nattio at
Chicago.

1OrOEEN S. o. Mas a-=C5I5reI
N.usetaIt closed HI- three months ~
ilUUluErr fH-r.rHf ia fFr flfHrs 10
ri 900 dHfa fe Die time tu iunrahaIlur his
f.rgrH Tor fIr battle 90 Dhirar8' uo
v'Il nat faEa part Iu any other state
.frr dele EafHH ere fn De- elected
lu bio surr.naH to-day Roosevelt doe
HIfa Do aHH a."lnIal fu fHa panty ur
vac Hffru. "f.rr o. uHTa Ifr ruin TI.
....'HI ODE party uuuII have died HF
f.I r.f InI Dr. naf made fFIs rrnf Il.
o.. .srrI IH I.s tails 90 L.amHrrtNIT.s
Do. We fauHU.HHE bitter nrnIrnf fFa
.f... ..Wu't.HH WHH .. rafH rru.
rrHrrf.I f.r politician HrU rnf f..
lf.i.r uH.u Dol rrUra.srr.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
Large Porch Fails.

a loud crash, startling the entire neigh
boshopd. The eutlfe hack porch. except
the lower floor. tunplcd over and fell
70 the ground yesterLa, afternoon at the
johnson tngep-ztory flat on Main street
south Warwooi Little John and Mar
garet Johnson, children OF Mr.. and Mrs
s"hn Johnson, who occupy the FIRST floor.
killed hy the falling porch. They had
been playing on ana near the porch Tor
some time. and had Just gone into tho
house when the porch fell The atruc-
tufe vas broken into many pieces. Z;
was thought mat p house lad ruIlanael
when the noise Was heard The porch
was "a temporary structure bulls lasi
year WREN the fla. was completed. and
y wac the Intention 90 Alr johnson ~
have the porch torn down this week and
permanent one built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
AMERICANS ENLIST
TO FIGHT IN cUBA.

KEY WEST. Florida. May 2I-Hn
Garcia, vlc was cent here BY the
Cuban government % recruit volun-
teers. to-day succeeded "a raising a
company FOR hfty active service 10
the eastern PROVINCES. The company
includes Cuban Vice Counsel J. NJ
Garcia
Reports we're received here to-day
that forty rebels were killed and two
captured On tho conflict 40 Parrul
with federal troops under Col. Macha-
do. Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
U. S. NOT TO
(contlaasd - rirrt r,r,.l

volunteers. lie expresses full conf.
dence that the government forces
will prove their ability 20 scatter The
rebels TO the woods and mounta : !,
without requiring American assist.
ance
The Cuban government IL stll
without decisive news from the
front but momentarily expects news
OF a battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
NEGRO SHOT
In Alteration Among Negroes AZ stew
artEvins Yesterday. Victim
20 Recover.

Special Dispatch 20 the intsiiiaence-
STENNARTSNiLLE. o.. Nav Elm an
alteration among uegrors employed in
the mine here, said Co have lad a. 4
basis liquor ur' women. Pred Morris
wns shot b. Dave f'hlii.ps A shot E.u
was used ana Morris received the charge
about the head nnd shoulders one b.lf.
let iuft above tie heart Ir Parker
attended him and 20 &c. said Dc viii 10.
cover Phillips was arrested ard placed
BEFORE squire Parker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
TO mold MEMORIAL se-vieer.

me = g. Caldwell post, q. a Il to-
t'tner with the ladies OF the James a.
I.sihe circle, % a. r., will conduct
thursday May 30, Decoration day. Tn.
services VIII be held az the monument
" tut courthouse square. where James
= clock They will then march In "a
% as q the Mount Rose cemefsr,
Ntsre The memorial services will be-
ttld. ana Rev. John Eeddoz. pastor ~
The Calvary 81 D. church. will ksy.
C'arEe or the services. All are corJf.I-
w Invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

The carnival 90 be given by the Love-
land Fire and Protective association the
latter part % next month AZ R'chland
avenue and Firth street. South Warwood
kind ever pulled OF here. The commit
tee on arrangements OF which Council
man Harry =. Rogers Is chairman. will
meet with the fremen At the Loveiaud
engine house this evening at 7:3O o'clock
60 make further plans for the carni-
val
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
MOUNDSYILLE



ARRANGEMENTS are complete for the an
nnal banquet given By the high school
Alumni tomorrow evening in tie base
ment OF the First NJ. r church. Fol-
loving IS the program for the AFFAIR.
Hon. f. +. Moore, toastmaster
Tie DAYS OF ola. j. r. W Morris. Jr'
Vocal solo 'A'Perfect Dav ,'. l'o'e' -
... %. ....... ..-..-...- Hiss Nellie Beam
"Tle beginning Miss ssbast'n R, 'lSl-' !
The High School. the Peoples col
Vocal solo
taj April blossom
co 'Cupids Mistake"
Miss Helen Henderson
The Trials OF a High school Teacher'
--- -..-...-.... ..... Prof q r IfubBs
Looking Backward" .......JoJyc Riker
'''' '4'" ''-'.'''' '...'....... Orchestra
The regular May term oe the circuit
court convenes this morning with Judge
FRANK ". Neshitt presiding The most
important Gaze To be tried is the damage
suit OF Charles y. Murphy against n
IT, McMtcEeu. both Of AfrMfchsn fu
which the plaintiff asks fnr S5o.o0o frr
W" aIcnation o. hls wife's affections
The next most important case I4 that
~ the estate % 81 Powell deceased
against the Wheeling Steel and Iron
company - Wheeling for $40 600 vvbfl h
is TIE result Of the boy being electro
.lteI az the nlhut IN Benwood. several
months ago. There are UHIpt numb. r
~ cases against tho miners IN -onuer-
Ton with the trouble which occurred con-
April y. at the Mound coal mine on TI--t
street sixteen of whom are held under
s""' bond q" answer before the grand
Jury To "a felony charge preferred d "a nat
tNrn under TIE provision Of the state
law. kuOWn 49, the Red Mems A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
"sInso" sssis Katie and chI..l

haNe you corn. Calious. hunion.
HartE Use 1udgment-use "RlnEo."
I1ont try to slice IL OFF or dig IA out
cont run risk OF blood poisoning Don't
let corn surgeon cut or sandpaper your
Ieet How can he know how deep 20 go
blood? Why paw him more Tor nist
temporary relief than a whole bottle OF
Bsnso" costs - bitsl@ Don't use sticky
pissters with thin coating OF dope To
eit-ct surface only--with straps to
bulge the stOCking-increase pressure
against tender. painful spot-and make
you wear larger shoes.
blnsos better, quicker. safer. more
thorough. Gets rid Of these pests entire
Ailays paid and Inflammation quicks a
wink Corn or callous Shrivels up-you
normal flesh
BlngoS @5c at drug stores or sent d.
rect by bcnnisou Pharmacal Co. III No.
1,earborn 81. Chicago. IN Sold In this
city by c. n. GTicst x Co. ilIl Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
REBELS DESTROY
GERMAN PLANTATION

SANTIAGO. Cuba. NAY "a COT
zee plantation belonging t1 Juan Hct.
TO- German subject. rr7- Fl Bohre.
',n niles west of This city. was de-.
stroyed today Boz ralri band Tho
buildings uerr burned and me h1rses
and cattle carried OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

wood hoard % trade this evening a the
Central engine house number 81 mat
ters % Cous'd~rahie trnpoftance uili DC
source that the board VIII ~ asked ~
grant cretaln land Conces sions IN Nurtn
WafwCod for q large manufacturing
plant that Will b removed here from
Ohio. ~ proper agreement can he reath
Cd. About 700 men ana boys viii ne
employed IN the factory. many % the
nssn viii be SKILLED workmsn and COM
mand large wages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

The senior class OF the Moundsville
high school gave its annual class play
entitled BLUR last evening in the au-
ditorium OF tho CcntLal school building.
The anair was very pleasing to the large
audience present. Each pupil or the play
carried out their respective parts in
very commendable manner and mucn
applause was Forthcoming throughout
the evening.
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To zold Commencement r1sreI,.s.

The Moundsvllle high school Will hold
us annual commencement exercises this
evening IN the auditorium OF the Cen
trail school building There are an even
&c zen who will graduate this year ana
receive their diplomas The Yrluclptl
sudress Will be delivered BY Prof oliver
Iefry Chitwood. Pm %. OF the state
university. Music will be furnished bl
The Imperial orchestra OF this city.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
"Wednesday evening prayer services at
the teachers training class Of the First
VI. r. church. which was to have been
held on Wednesday evening has been
postponed until Thursday evening due
20 th" fact that the high school alumni
banquet will be held on Wednesday
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THE
THING OUT
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uaun % rrcr rrrurrrra rr
rgur uuEna Tu rHu rnrarrrr
ufr rUu rau nru rrrnrrnrra
rorrruEmnr uUr 80 rrrunr~rr
rr r as nurHH 90 rrfa Harr
rrh ruFuHEr o. rrr uar -
Vlrlu unu Fraru rrrn nunnn
80. 80 ~ rara o. rrn rnrr 90
rrrn a. rufur rarl 20 rnrra
nrnr %