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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
RECORDED LEASES.
CHith name and address 81 lessee )
JUNE %

CLAsOS POINT RI. = {. part lot 81 map
Clason Point. 3OxiOO, the land. Michael Peit
FER 20 Elizabeth Dietrich; 10 Srs from May !,
1912, 81 500. address. Hackenssck, y j.
ST NICHOLAS AVE 1870. corner store etc
william J Casey TO John Fass 10 yrs from
MAY /. 1912, $500, address, l6S West
i2ls' st. 90,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. II " cor 1880
~ corner store etc. Redwood Really co 70
Michael i Brown, 10 yrs from Jan j. 1915
81 puO. address 500 Kinsela ave.
WEBSTER AVE. q cor Gun mn I'd, store
and basement: Maria Armarrino 10 Otto Cunt
ger. 3 yrs from June 10 1912; $1,000; address.
SOS Blocker 81. -
WALKER AVE, " cor - Peters ave. BOX
80 alt. Anne \ Shea to Sarah watts; 7 NrS
from April 30, 1919. 5000, address. 4u3 EaAt
1i3d 81.
10TH ST. 432 East. west store; FrsrE EoCk
to Fitz Gcrspacher, yrs from May J. 1913,
1884. address. 432 East 18Th ST.
iiSTH 1T 2%l 20 80 West lO0Ne0ll. oil,
II Macy & Co TO Mutual MIX and Cream
60, ) yrs from July l, 1912: $4,000 address
io6TH -s5T 500 west store. etc, Herman
Katz and ano 10 Minnie Wlschhusen yrs
from oct +. 1912. $4,000, address, 500 West
fifth ST, sos 10 81 West. bldg', Broad
way Amsterdam Co to Kari Sohu; yrs from
MAJ J. 1912. $4,000, address 81 West
I77th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24

BROONtE ST. 6l2 and 81 10 3xia 10. John J
Mcdonald 70 Callahan Estate, a corpn, l31
Broadway mtg $4,000, Jtno 20 81, attorney
EpGEcoMBE AVE, II " cor i37th st. runs n
1893 70 SIS i4Oth 81 i55 TO g Ave 50
Nicholas 49, 20 ,a,d I5'' Isl, ST - W 70 Deg
rer TO Maurice Frankfort - East 18Th g untg
5000. OOol; June ., $4,000, attorneys stoddard &
SAME PROPERTY: Maurice Frankfort to
Sutherland Realty 60. 500 9TH ave mtg s.c3'
COO; Iune 81 attorneys same ne, as aSose ,
CHERRY ST. AL. y. X92 TH?5 ix@ u: Isaac
IcVeuthal TO Kaufman & Lewenthal Realty 60,
FOG Division st all Hens; April "a; 81 attorney,
Max Shelnar' 800 Broadway.
CHERRY ST. 40 25xi7 BLOCK same to same;
Nrru 10 81. attornHv, same ne above.
HOUSTON II. IA East. 25xlo2.4 Barbara
Iri charles Kllppe 435 East 18th ~ (mtG Si2
600. June 20. S27 500. attorneys & II Bloch,
''isGKSOT 81. IS and 20 aoSx1Oox41xioo.
Abr Low 10 NIena Run 81 West l20th st; all
lions. June u, 81 attorney, John 9 Run 40
LEWIS ST, " 7as It y Of 9Th st, 24xss Ok
with ali title to strip adjoining above on O..
o tx -. and TO strip adjoining on NY, a
gore: Louis sherman 10 solomon Ftnkelstein. go
Lewis ST. all liens: June Il, 81 attorney, II NJ
Phillips 261 Broadway
and Realty 90 TO Lawyers title Insurance Co.
100 Broadway. trustee 'mts $40, ooo,, all liens.
anu s1H ST Ta. 90 Fast 25xioos oscar T. Ander
son 10 casIis Benjamin June TO- 500. address.
1882 Clinton ave. 49,,
I06IH ST 81 East, Il 6xl0o II Dora Goldfeln
., pebe,ca IArnsrman, 357 Sheffield ST. Brook
iVr ,rntz 500 0O0,: June 20, SO 900 attorney. A
WolodarslSy. 39l stone ave- Brooklyn.
I27TH ST SIS i04 Il OF sth ave, Is. 6A99 II
,sorsclosure: June 19D Franklin Brooks. referee.
10 Robert II Oakley. 25j West 1osth st. trustee
,une 81 $1,000; attorney, Philip r Connell, 45
Pine st -
Columbus ave n s, lots IL and AZ map OF 2i1
lots Of Downing estate. 50x100; James Burke
+, Josephine sullivan 300 Amsterdam ave mtg
81 Ss6o: June %: 81; attorneys. Newman 4 New
gass a. Cedar 81.
DAVIDSON AVE W 5, 100 q n OF 1s4th st.
,oxioO. Emma Manson TO Alban' z Manson
99S5 davidson ave; June 20 Cmtg S6,000l;
S1On: attorney. John J Hynes ~ Broadway.
HOME ST, g. IS It Of Fox st. 76x91. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
CAT KILLS PARK SQUIRREL
Is Killed In Turn, and Stray Toms
Hereafter Will Be Shot.

A stray tomcat killed one Of the Central
Park squirrels yesterday morning near the
bride path IN the rear OF the Arsenal
Building. A menagerie employe saw the
cat dart into clump OF bushes ana cent
Lady Dale, An Airedale terrier IN the
,,apagsrle. IN after Il, thinking u had
bird.
There was stiff fight between the cat
and the terrier. but finally ths dog dragged
the cat out into the open. On closer o9ser-
walton the employe saw the body OF
squirrel.
BEFORE he could call the terrier or she
had killed the stray cat. The squirrel
neck had been broken by the cat "hlcH
evidently saw It scurrying into tho bushes
and thought it was 4 rat
There have been many stray cats IN me
park of late The park sharpshooter has
been assigned 10 the care Of hedges ana
lawns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
PARK TREES TURN WHITE
But It's Only to Fool an Army OF
Caterpillars Expected Soon.

The curiosity Of hundreds Of visitors 70
Central Park was aroused Yesterday at the
Wilderness Of the trees in the lower part OF
the mark The leaves looked as II they
had been spattcred with white~ash
week ago they were a glorious green
The sudden change has been caused by
the spraycrs in charge Of Or. southwick
the Park Department entomologist. who
has been getting ready for caterpillar
army soon due to arrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24

we,ls-Fsrgb Express Co. owner CrenewaDi $500.
29D sT 3s west; A Pardi Tile Co ast Loudln
estate. owner: Libby Epstein and Bessie Epstein
ic5TtT ct To- n Q Of Kelly 81, 5000:
Beth /, Reilly agt Brstow Construction 90.
owner: James B Smith. contractor uene~&p'
HOUSTON ST. So and 81 West and wooster
st. 1852: American Kalamen Works lneD as.
Fluri Construction co, owner ana conFa0'o''
S351 , .,,..,. .,
32D ST. Ii2 TO 49, East: Samuel SlsVer1nsn
agt Henry Steeger. owner Genewall; $40. ,,,....
WHITE ST. l2s; II Pomeroy co sst ylctot
Manning, Noble & CO, contractors rene"aD'
s253 so. ~ o-.u =.
MADISON AVE 18th ave. 36th st and 3Ith 81,
block. Blumenstock 4 60 agt + e d Co. ovner'
Tosaph II M.uhIatt. contractor; $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
Lis pENDENS.

IENox AVE. 247; City OF New York agt
sarah Collins notice OF levy; attorney. r
Watson 49,,
hoId. George Gascoigne agt Corn E1chanse
Realty 60 81 al Csctlon 70 restraint; attorney y
Z " Bullowa-
aRt Frankfort Realty Co et al faction 70 FORE
close mechanics lien); attorneys. Philoin- Beeh-
man. Menken e Grscom. .
G. Morris Bronx: Samuel A Archibald, 5r, egt
PIvu1ton Construction co ct al foreclosure OF
MTG; attornaI. II y Patton.
RROOME sT. 857: Morris Thompson 80 81
agt John P woodcock et al faction 70 dsternine
Ia M: attorney G / Warren, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
ERATiONS.

BROADWAY. cor White 81. TO sy
STORE and loft bdz; estate william Astor, %
West 2Gth st, owner; I. g Maurer 1893 Broad
way architect; cost, 5000. -,
1ST AVE 2i57, TO sty moving picture
show and loft bog, " Marine. 2257 LIST ave-,
owner: { J welhsr, III West 126th st.
BROADWAY, W s. between 61st and SEA SITS.
10 a sty aptmt and stores. Broadway, oist and
52d street co, owner; L. Bernstein and "
Lamb. % East 23d st. architects. cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

BRoA DwAY. " cor 9th ST. FOR sty
theatre ana stores. lO0.llxt75: 9th Street and
Broadway Realty Co, l1G East 18th st owner;
! " Limb 50t 9th ave architect; cost $3.50 600
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. II q, go n OF
IeuoN ave: for n ETY. apt. l50xsI; Scheer'
Gnsburg Realty and Construction co. 1913 Broad
way. owner; F Pelham, 50I 9th ave- architect;
cost 500 900
store and Office bldg. s0x56: r T Gerry. owner;
Coelet Realty co. lessee. Warren e. Wetmore, 10
Fast 47th st. architects. cost, SIS, 900.
s9rH ST Is and 20 West for sly priyats
school 40xJg; koenig Realty Co. 172 West 1stn
81 owner; Dennlson. IIirons g. Darbyshre, 40
5th ave. architects; cost $50, coo
48TH ST s. 284 It W OF 9th ave; for ~ ely
store and lofts bids. 44xS05: i6 West 18Th street
co. 81 Cedar 81. owner; Hazard Ersdne d
Dlagden a37 18th ave, architects; cost, $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
DAILY AVE, VS. I91. 06 II s OF fremont ava
: sty brk tenmt. 90 8xss9; Morrell Realty Co,
william Dawey. 35 Nassau 81. president, owner
Henry Nordhem, 1857 fremont ave. architects
cost S45, 900.
ST PAtJI,S PLACE. $ cor Brook ave, sty
brl tenmt. 4s 7x90 s; Kitchen Imp Co Andrew
Kitchen 2Oo9 Bronxdale ave. president, owner
Moore & Iandsiedel, 14Sh 81 ana 90 ava
architects. cost, $40 COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE -

JJNE -
HOLLAND AVE. . :. $50 u n Of 2ilth 81;
Michele Attanasio agt Frank Bilotto et al; NAY
- 1912 Thy bond; Si17 so
SrH AVE 1888 and 100. Charles rash ast
Frank Hullihan ct al; Nov 8. 1911; 800 81;
BEEKMAN PLACE. 2. Fillmore ron WORKS
co agt Vincent Lippe 81 al April II. 1biZ'
Sill -.
safna. March 10 1912. S3qB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Norton \ Kent 20 Margaret hnoX; S-'oop'
Mary 4 Kent to Margaret Knox. 5000.
same to came; $4,000.
sophie Enepper 20 Belmont Bond and Mort
gage Co; 800. ~ 49,.
Bertha selismsn to Lawyers Mortgage co.
LAWYER, Mortgage 60 70 Julia Simpson and
ano. Sl3000 ,,,,. 9.
Thomas Gfllerln - Vivian Ma"donneii; 81.
Walter Trimblc, eXr 10 Thomas fiIefahi
1921 So. ,,-,.,..,.,.
Sc 600.
Charles II Friedrich 20 isidor Rothschild
500 , ,.,.
g.. 500 e,oo
Edward X Stshl to Isdor Rothschild: 500
Ma, <imhaI to Margaret Knox. $4,000.
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE -
26TH 81 "a n $50 West; George \ Amos at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
PANICS PREVENTED.

IN The Bache Review Of June 2, ap-
pears the following. covering the money
trust" Investigation and panics
The money trust Investigators Ok
pressed themselves as impressed with tho
necessity Of Incorporating the New York
Clearing House Clearing houses IN this
country IN to this time have been voluutar'
combinations. organized under the pressure
~ tho natural laws Of trade. TO facilltat,
business between banks and - enable The
banks 70 protect one another hy masSinG the
strength Of all ~ case Of general trouble.
go that each bank becomes as strong a all
The banks together. II will be unnecessary
for Congress 10 pass any law for incorporft
ing the New York Clearing House or any
other clearing house provided II first gives
its attention 10 passing the National Mor"-
tary Commission bill. because this organizes
all the banks Of the country into local as
sociatons each Of which takes the place
Of an incorporated clearing house "a IFS
ywn uoighborhood ard the New York 'i...
local association would mako unnecessary
the New York Clearing House
The establishment OF these local aes0.
citation clearing houses everywhere would
bring the bankers IN closer connection
and under harmonious supervision better
banking methods would he induced. In
times Of trouble small banks instead ~
standing weakly Isolated and alone. grasp
ing frantically each 20 strengthen its own
reserves. would be united and impregnabie
with the central association 20 draw upon.
and, consequently, uudisturb"d hy general
ANXIETY
Because o. this Gnity ~ streHgfr
throughout the country depositors would
be so amply protected that there would be
no reason or inducement for Withdrawal
The disease OF fear the mtcrohs Of panic.
would be cured before & began.
The resources and reserves ~ all the
banks OF the country would be narshalled
ct central point. their aggregated infu-
ence and power ready u b. distributed
wherever needed
Parics Made impossible.
Such panic az that Of lHo' end such
ranics as we have regularly been cursed
with In this country every ten and twenty
years--panics which have smashed tho na
chinery Of business wiping ont countless
millions Of dollars Of value IN their de-
structive paths and forcing long periods ~
hard times and desolation-w!ll be COM
pistely impossible under the workings Of
such plan as that o. the National Re
serve Association.
This association. with practically un-
limited privilege of issue fl time % need.
would be so great and powerful remedy
that the situation could never reach the
plano OF panic. The very existence Of such
81 impregnab!e stronghold would d!ssipate
all fear and make unnecessary the use 10
a large extent. Of itg resources. The fire
would 10 put oUt before It had begun TO
blaze
Which party will put the most sold
plank for banking reform IN its platform
No other issue is 50 important 20 every
voter in the country. But perhaps after
all the matter had better be left ont Of
DIatfOrr1s 90
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so a year.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
tOrueyJ
Intnrost per cont unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
The Canadian situation IS g
"Bredstreet's' as follows,

The Canadian situation IS covered o.
"B.edstreets' es follows
Canadian trade reports are somewhat
Irregular in character, though crop returns
from the larger producing regions are OK
celient. Trade H. the East has been ham
pered by unreasonable weather, and IN
PARTS Of the West like complaints are
made, but not 20 the degree noted IN the
East Country points everywhere also re-
nect du!ness because farmers are busy In
the fields. and because In some instances
they lack funds In the East trads Is
especially backward and spring stocks are
stin heavy In fact, too heavy for this Tune
Of year, but the good crop outlook III tho
Ear West tends 10 produce optimistic sell
uments as regards fall business. Building
IL active Bank clesrings at fifteen cities
fer the week ending with Thursday aggre-
gate S74s2S. go, a drop of 3.6 per cent from
last week. out gain OF 81 per cent over
the corresponding week last year Business
failures for the week ending with Thursday
number q. which compares with q for the
last week and II for the like week Of 1911.
In the East the season is still backward
for root crops. but fruits promise good
,ields Ontario reports are good. Wlnnl-
peg says seeding has been completed ana
IN most sections wheat is doing well IN
fact, conditions are almost ideal. In some
places the plant is Up six TO eight inches
There is plenty Of moisture Calgary re
ports that rains last week followed BY
warm weather this week are producing re-
markabls crop growth. Crops are advanced
far enough 20 cover the ground and 10
prevent rapid evaporation Of the moisture
In short. conditions are excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

Cyi'h uawo aud address OF purchaser and at
torpeyp
.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

Parcels to be sold at auction at the Nesey
street and tho Bronx salesrooms this week
follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
WHEELING AID CLUB
TO HAVE BANQUET
TENTATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
MADE At MEETING LAST
EVENING.
Arsir VIII Be Aele rhI, NORM Il, a
Local Motel and 10 Expected 20
Increase E~nthusissn.

At q meeting OF the members OF the
Wheeling Ad. Club. held last even
ing In the orffics OF the Business
Mems Association. tentative arrange
ments were made for a banquet 20 be
held in n local hotel. probably on
Saturday evening. october Is. The
banquet will be held for the purpose
OF bringing the members together for
a social time and creating -enthusi-
asm In the work OF the club. The
executive committee was authorized
10 complete FINAL details for the event
The educational plans OF the club
were carefully gone over and it was
decided 10 give up the idea OF bring.
ing the lecture course OF the Associ-
ated Federation OF Advertising Clubs
20 this city. but IL was decided TO
adoptthe educational plans OF the na
tiOnai association. with whatever mod
locations are necessary 10 meet local
conditions. The matter was referred
10 the educational committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
Pre.NuptisI Luncheon.

Mrs. ". J. W. Cowden. OF the ISL
and. entertained the Morris-C owden
wedding party with a luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon. and the guests 20
the wedding were also present. The
AFFAIR was arranged as a compliment
to her daughter. Miss Helen. who be-
came the bride OF Mr. ". A. Morris.
The guests included Miss Jean Nor
ris. Of Connellsville. Pa Miss Marza-
ret BuchauOn. OF MorRantown. W.
Va. Miss Martha Mcclure. Miss Ethel
Williams. Miss Eleanor Hugus. Miss
Helen COwden. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris.
'of Connellsville. Pa. Mrs. L. l.. West.
OF Connellsvllle. Pa. Miss Helen Arm
strong. OF Connellsville. Pa Mrs.
Frank Corbin. ~ MorgantoWn. W
Va. Miss Blanche Woods. Of PITTS
burgh Miss Mary Cowden. 81 New
Wilmington. Pa Mrs W. G.. Dickson.
OF Youngstown. o.. and Mrs. ". j.. ".
.CoWden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
Try This HomesMdde
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, Bot Does the Work
Quickiy. - Money Refunded.

six one pint II graduated sugar with
y pint ~ warm water. and stir for 2
minutes. Put % ounces of Pinex iffty
cents WORTH in "a pint bottle. then all
Che sugar syrup. Take o. tc~asruonful
every one. two 0r three hours.
You VIII End that this simple rem
rdy takes hold ~ "a cough more quickly
than ANYTHING else vOu ever used. Gsi-
ely end a deep STATED cough inside
~ % hours. splendid, FOO. for whnop-
ing cough. Group. cheat pains. hr0nchi-
ts and other throat fr1ublcs n slim
ulafrs ihe appetite end BE- slightly lax
aiife, which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more anf better
cough syrup than YOU oDuid buy ready
made f1r A. So II keeps perfectly and
tastes picaaanflv.
PnaN b. fle most valuable c0nes1.
tr1tr1 compound Of Norway white pine
extract. arl ia rich in vlaiaoul end atl
fHn natural pine elements which are %
IHH'.rV to fIr mrmirares Ofhrr prep
nrnf'Hns viii ult work in this formula.
This pl1n n making cough avrun With
nnr end sugar syrup Tor strained
IrrI lla proven en- popular through
,f ffr nIfaf -fnfcs and Canada that
s. rifnu initiated. Buf fhe Cd. u1-.
o'"fIi frrr'a ha4 never hern eruairf.
q vIsfarfv ~ ~aha0iufe satisfaction.
q money %rr1nuflv refunded. g1ca with
rr.ire Your fruvrisf hae pinrr Or
- ~ ~ ,r II 81. scnd % The
49, Co - Wayne, lid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
UNITED DOCTORS
CAUSE SENSATION
Many Deeply Puzzled Over wonde1u
Cure Of Katherine
renseL
GALL STONES DISSOLVED BY
NEW NoN-SURoIcAl METHODS
Painless. eioodiess Trestment indeed
Great Discovery.

Hardly a day passes but some IN.
fortunate. despondent and almost
hopeless sufferer goes 70 the United
doctors who have their Wheeling IN.
srtute In the McLAin building at ~
Iwslith street. near Market street. In
search OF a cure. The modern
scientific ~nonsursichl methods OF
toese specialists has proven superior
70 the old methods Of treatment that
II - a source OF constant surprise 10
everyone. Katherine Hsnsel. of 203
south Third street, Streator, Ill, was
treated by the United Doctors and
has made the following statement for
publication: Il have suffered for the
last twelve years with gall stones and
pain In my back and doctored with a
great many doctors but obtained no
relief. had TO stay In bed days some
times. | heard OF the United Doctors
and after celebrating, decided TO 10
TO them which I did. This was eight
weeks ago. and although ! suffered IL
years my pains have already left mo
and feel strong and can now do my
work again with only those two
months treatment"
Katherine Hensel was cured in the
Illinois Institute OF the United Doc.
tors.
Anyone suferig from any allment
or disease car do no better than 10
immediately consult these specialists.
They treat among other troubles,
diseases OF the blood. nerves. kidneys.
heart. liver. spine. skin. including
rheumatism. epilepsy. paralysis. gall
stones, goitre. tumors. stomach
troubles. rectal troubles. catarrh. deaf.
ness, neuralgia. dropsy and diseases
OF women and diseases OF men.
The Wheeling Institute OF the
United Doctors Is at AZ Twelfth
street near Market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
CANNOT RUN ON
BOTH TICKETS
SECRETARY OF STATE OF OHIO
MAKES RULING AGAINST
PRoGREssIVEs.
Matter viii Be Carried to Supreme
Court BY Bull moosers Of
Buckeye State.

IL tho decision ~ State Secretary
or Ohio. Charles r.. Graves. is unfold
by The supreme court. in which no do
cided that county candidate ,p on,
may not run on both tho Republican
and Progressive tickets. the Kepub.
Hear candidates in belmont a. vol o..
many other counties throughout The
STATE, VIII have little time in which
10 decide and Announce the ticket on
which they are running
The Republican candidates Of uel.
mont county when they first an.
nounced their candidacy were all sYr
tosedly on the Taft Republican flcko,
nut a few weeks aFo. accented no
invitation ri the Bull Moose and an.
nounced their candidacy on this tlcket
also.
However 90 BIS believed that. provid.
ing the decision ~ the secretary Of
state is puhcld by fhc Supreme court
me greater part ~ tho candidate viii
leave the Progressive ticket and run
on me Republican ticket. as belmont
county gasc TAFT delegates o., fts
National convention "a good ma f1r.fy
IN b recent election
The secretary 90 state fn his doc,.
i'n' recognized Tho Hul Moose ar a
separate and distinct party and ad.
Judged Thai mo- candidate can rln on
Two tickets Tho decision vu to
tested ly Tho PruTrreeIvra of fb.
-Ia.e as soon aa action ram ho BROUGHT
and 'he loaiine Moose of tho count,
stat" That fho county candidates ar.
running ON tho Progressive Ticket up.
on the invitation OF fha pror-es.ive
pFty JUST fo HsIa' the sanIids,es .r
obtaining their officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02

r. $. Romine has returned from a
business trip 10 Cleveland.
Misses Hazel and Florence Acheson.
or Clarksburg. are spending several
days In the city visiting Miss Eleanor
Eweeney, OF North Front street
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis stump OF Fol.
lansbee. were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Hahne recently.
j. Roberts was registered al the
Lincoln In Pittsburgh yesterday.
George l.. Bradford was a recent
visitor in bethany.
Miss Aulery Thomas. a student AZ
Washington Seminary. Washington.
IA, has resumed her studies after
visiting her home.
congressman u. b. Dovener was a
recent visitor in Fairmont.
Robert kleives is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Yonley. OF WoodsfeId.
>. a Teeman visited friends and re.
laiives in Brownsville last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Rust and two
childrn were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson. OF Woodsfeld.
Mrs. r ). Dunn. OF Sardis. has re-
turned home from a visit with Mrs. ].
c. Williamson.
Mrs J. p Ambrose and daughter.
Viola. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
lace Clark. Of SteubenviIle.
Miss Jean Morris. Of Pittsburgh has
been n guest in the city for the past
lew DAYS.
Miss Margaret Buchanon. Of Nor.
santown. returned 10 her home after
n visit with friends here.
Mrs. l.. L. West and Miss uolo,
Armstrong Of ConnelsviIle. have re.
turned TO their home after a visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Woods ara
City. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rertschy ara a,
nome at 1909 North Main street. Mira
bertschy was formerly Miss clara
Myer. OF Norwalk. Ohio.
Miss Nell Fricdel has gone to Cam.
bridge Springs. where she will spcnd
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W s. Brady are home
IRON a visit 10 the Hampshire cIpb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-02
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Was Verdict OF cerone- In Case Of
L. ". Norris. Killed Mon
cay Night.

A verdict Of accidental death due TO
a crushed skull Was rendered BY Ceun.
~ Coroner Barnett In the case OF l.
W. Norris. OF Letart. o. who was run
down and killed by a switching engine
near the Top NIL at an early hour
yesterday morning. The father OF the
man took charge Of the body a, the
Mendel undertaking pariors yester
day. and the body was shipped yester.
day evening 10 his home at Letart
.. Just below Parkersburg.