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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07
Burial Of BattIeship Maine
From The Kansas City Journal.

From The Kansas City Journal.
Fourteen years ago a sunken
minein the harbor OF Havana
was exploded beneath the battle
saip Maine, and almost in the
twinkling of an eve that proud
vessel was sent to the bottom
and scores of American sailors
lost their lives. That was four
teen years ago. The people of
the United States melted out fit
ting punishment to the mlscre-
ant Spaniards and set up in the
western hemisphere new island
republic. But for fourteen years.
the pathetic hulk OF the Maine
has rested in the mud of Havana
harbor, a munace to navigation
and a daily reproach to Aperi-
can chivalry.
Today the wreck has been
| foated and the after portion OF
he hulk, fitted with Dulkheads
and stripped of its heavy guns,
will be lowed out to sea and al
lowed to settle forever in an hon
ored grave. There will be sol
emn salutes for the historic relic
as it sinks again into its ocean
lbed. From the land batteries
in Cuba the big guns will below
forth from sunrise to sunset as
a special mark of respect and as
a reminder to the world that IT
was the sinking of the Maine thai
inaugurated freedom for the
Cuban people, The bones OF the
dead found in the wreck will b(
brought to the United States ant
receive interment in beautiful
Arlington cemetery where 81
many of the nations heroes rest
r Thus this country will redeem
" itself in the eyes of the worl'
e and close the incident OF tn
Maine in fitting and patriot
manner. There need be no fur
= Their lament that we dishono
ourselves every time we allow tn
: morning sun to light up the grin
,spars and tangled iron that TO
l. fourteen years protruded abov
If the murky waters of the harbol
w When the eddies of the deep Sc
e. curl about the sinking remnant
of the old Maine, the Amealca
people may again lift up the
. heads in the face of the worl'
The final tribute of respect WI
j." have been paid; the last oblig
- ton discharged.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07

On March first the floated hulk
of the battleship Maine was tow
ed out into the deep waters of
the gulf and sunk, with all the
honors of naval regulations. The
Maine passed out to sea between
lines of saluting battleships and
settled beneath the waters to the
music of taps and cannonade.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07
Bring us your job work,

ID ing ITO JONi JNO
If YOU are in the market for
new or rebuilt threshing or pillow
rig, steam, gas or oil power, see
JNo. KEITH.
Ed Blair and family returned
from Norton Kansas last Mon
day and expect to remain IN
Meade.
Probate Judge Randolph in
forms us that the amount of
property included in estates now
in the Probate court for settle
ment amounts to $4,000
A. D. Frame has been solving
few of the print shop myster
ief at odd times for the past few
weeks and has been a valuable
assistant in assisting us on The
News this week
Theodore Williams has open
ed news stand and shine parlor
in the opera house building. He
will have The Kansas City Star,
The Kansas City Times, and
The Topeka Jouanal.
A missionary tea was given at
the Curl home last Friday even
ing. Mrs. Hamilton and Miss
Mackey each rendered a solo.
About forty guests were pres
ent and most pleasant evening
was spent.
The Meade mail carrier arriv'
ed with the mail Wednesday
afternoon. This was the first
mail received mere since Satur-
day. Mr.. Sorter, who has the
route, said the condition of the
roads was terrible and that II
is not likely another mail would
| be received from Meade for two
or three days.-Beaver Demo
crat.
We have been little unfortu
nate this week. George Wehrle
foreman of our job department
was on the sick list Tuesda,
and Wednesday, and with tn
exception of few hours assist
ance from Alfred Baker and A
D. Frame, we we're 1.-THE who'll
force" the busiest part of tn
week. If you see any thinl
wrong with The News this wee
please don't say anything abou
! it.
!, Tuesday morning the fir
alarm was sounded by Mrs. II
G. Marshall and within tn
course of a very few seconds tn
Volunteer Fire Department wa
i rea dy to start for the fire. A
i. this time report was receive
' that the alarm was a mistake
v that what Mrs. Marshall though
: to be smoke from the roof, prov
+ ed to be steam arising from tn
melting snow thereon.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07
Stray

Black horse, blind in one eye,
white right bind foot. small star
in forehead. Came to my place
Sunday, February Is, 1912.
Owner can have property, by
identifying horse and paving for
notice. A. c. Bowen,
Meade, Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07
A 1912 wheat crop is sure.

A 1912 wheat crop is sure.
Now don't complain about the
weather.
The snow melted very rapid
" the first of the week.
Geo Allen returned from Old
Mexico last week.
Herman Boehling was a Meade
visitor Tuesday.
DR.. Fee made trip to Fowler
the first of the week.
Pete Hotz was in Meade on
business this week.
Butter fat is worth 81 cents
per pound this week atDorland s
The trains have all been late
this week on account OF the
snow.
The condition Of the weather
is not much improved over last
week.
Some of our farmers who have
a large acreage of wheat out, are
already engaging their help for
harvest.
F. H. Chiles, of Paducah,
Kentucky, arrived today to visit
his son, Dick Chiles, who lives
south of Meade.
President Taft has suggested
that Americans within the bord'
ers of Old Mexico, would be
safer elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Pau
started for Rio Hondo, Texas
Tuesday. Miss Gwladys Jones
accompanied them.
John Wilson, of Anthony, Kan
sas, arrived in Meade Tuesday
nioht He came to attend tn,
funeral of his brother.
B. S. McMeel returned tn
latter part of last week from hi
trip to Cuba, South America, ant
other points.
On February 29 c. S. Hulbur
delivered ninety-two quarts o
milk. Chester is CONSTANT
adding new customers.
Seven public sales advertiser
for the last week of Februar
and the first of March had to b
postponed until the weather SCI
ties.
The Faculty of the Hig
school chose Bernard McMee
Glen Perkins, and Alfred Bake
as the team to debate Liberal /
May on the Parcels Post Que'
ton.
The present winter has bee
the longest in many years
With the exception of a te
pleasant days, we have had sno
and cold weather almost conti'
uousIy since the nineteenth
December, 1911.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07

If you are in the market for
new or rebuilt threshing or plow
rig, steam, gas or oil power, see
JNo. KEITH.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-03-07

Ed Blair and family returned
from Norton Kansas last Mon
day and expect to remain in
Meade.
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1mldnniidJe Nahrihten.

alappe d langen 8 q n
bel. Ul. 9. 2ittle in Rortb gatima,
WaIE., bat iosbsn an eiine Sroguen=
Ssirma ingoiton 100 8Iupperihlcngen
qeIanot, ipslhe sr i'm @opi6e 5bal,
etpa 80 Msilsn BON Rurtb Yatima,
oefanosn bat. Serr 2ittls erbGlt fir
iebe oieIsr Shlanssn So. 2tttle be-
rsiit Die ganssn Ser. Staateu auf Ell
gene Soften uno fdnst, po er nul
tann, alapperihlangen, pos ieint
SpesialitGt lit. gr tam pom unterer
Georgia na6 bem Staate Waibington
uno begiebt iih nun noh benz unterer
Columbia 5lubtbal. Ous Del, lpel:
DIES aus ben Shlangsn geppnner
ntrb, iit elm geiuhter 9lrtitel uni
slei65eitig iteIIt man 8sriuae an. uu
Elm 9essnsift 81 finoen. pel6es er
folereid] ansepanht iperoen tann
tpenn jemono bon elmer aluppe1dlan
ee sebiifen iporoen lit.
- 0es ga tt en- m orbs per
oGhtig. sSn 2ltiea, Sno., puro
Der 5armer @eorge grumlep auf bi
!! geihuloieuns bin. feline Satin sr
morbet gu baben, perboftet. 5ral
Grumlen, bic ettpa 40 Sabre oft III
nurpe in ibrem Shlaf3immer in si
ner glutlahe auf benz 5uBboosn lie
seno pprgsfunben. Der Gotte ertIGr
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Nulitiibes.

Serr gsifolas 2onglport6, Ser I'M
eriten aonareBolirift fiir Die 8ieoer-
lpabl fansibirt, iprad) geitern Ibeno
Dor elmer eroBen @dbleroerlamnliing
in Spbe parf. Gr bielt pornebmlid)
0en Gemofraten inn aongreB ibr
SiinoenregiIter Dor. Gr ipradl bon
Dem Beriitd), bas GioiloienlrgeieB
iiber oen Saufen 5u merien, ipas If
men gelungen nure, neun es niflt I'M
Sen republifaniihen Brdiibeuten irO
Die repubiifaniihen Wiitglieoer bes
Sauies gerpeien ludre. Gr perbreitetc
iifl oonn iiber Die Sariffrage, Die ei.
aentlihe Ganlpffrage, Die in Die neni.
gen @orte 5uiammen5pialien iei:
,Snllen mir Die Ssnouitrie in 5amil.
ton Gountp erbalten ODER pernid.
temp" @olIen mir erlteres, Damn
miiiien mir einen republifanlIhel
aongreR ipdblen; noileu lpir leb'
teres, barn ntiillen mir bas De,
mofratiif,e Sidet unteritiisen
3inu Sh!nB erfldrte Serr Gong
iportb, bob er gcgen einen 81 20
ben aber aud segen einen 5u nieori
gen 1arif iei. Gr iei bereit nie el
Das ihon friiber getban, aegen unge
biibrlih hobe Sariildbe Sil itimmen
nber ME meroe er fir 3oai1se itim
men. Die nieoriger iin0 oils Der Inter
ifieb in ben SeritellunDsfoiten cine:
elrtifels bier nn0 I'M auslano. 81
sueroe ME fiir cine WaBresel Iiimnlen
Die barnnf hiniiibre. cine ameritaai
ide sSrrenitrie 81 pernibten ober Der
2obn zines amerifaniiden glrbeiter!
herab5uiesen. Gem Meoner fpuroe fiji
feline ausiiibrungen luieoerboIt We::
fall ge3ollt.
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Hep gort, %. Stt. 9lbeesans
gen: ,Muuretania" nuf] 2iosrpool,
.2lrsentine" uno v5aorminan nat
Yeapel.
topn. 2lnset.: vSo-
minion" Don Ybilaoelpbia, nah 2ipsr-
pool beitimmt.
REAPER. atbseg.: .Ganopie" mad
Bolton.
alnsst.: .Maoonna" bon Neip Yort
6out tbampton 4bseg.: Dee:
anic" nah Rep Dort. yaronprin5eliir
gecilie" (pon 9remeu) nah gteip Yort
@ibraItar. 9lnsef.: nSpernia'
BON Rep Yort, nad Genua beitirnmt
9rnbon. Inset.: nllltonia" por
Montreal.
Gopenbdgen. Inset.: n9elli!
Slap" BON Neip Yort.
Qiperpool. glnget.: n2aeonia
bon Bottom. - Ibseg.: .Wlerion" mad
philadelphia.
Quebec. 4ngef.: n2ate Grie'
bon 2onoon.
Bremen. 4nset.: saronprin
Wilbelm" bon Nep Yorf.
Bofton. 4nSet.: .Jraaeonia" BOZ
Qipsrp00l.
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2okal-
8uiimeb 0sems Glib.
ssciert nad)iten Wonat ieinen ~. Wc'
bnrtstag,

sn Der eeItrisen Gisung bss Oirets
forums bes 8uiineb Wlsns Gluo
ipurbe beIhloHen, ben 20. 9eburfsiae
Der Organization am 8ienitag, ben II
Roosmber b. s., burd Elm gantett ~
xsseben. 9ln oemfelben Mbeno flnDe'
oud bic Sobreswrfummlung nnD Ols
rettorenpa6l itatt. fir ipelhe ote fol'
oenben aanbibaten, BON oenen pier 81
errpablen Iinb, uufgeiteat ipuroen; ).
2ouis 9. Gids, prdftent Der 5idi
garriase &c Reeb gomann.
geiholas 8. i5rp. bon 5rp Bros. &
so.
8. 9. Msdham, bon Rogers
Broipn &c 60.
gBiaiam g. Rossrs, 8stan Ger Gin:
einnati Gam Shool.
Sulian s. Stdfer, bon Der Storrss
Ghdfer gompanp.
prpf. Sohn g. Shearer, pom S9if
Mehanies Snitituts.
D. q. Wilbon, 4sent Der Obs.
Safluno Motpr Company.
Sobn 6. Moobs, bon Der Garne9i
Gteel Gompann.
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Slusldnoiibe 9sadriAteu

9us Yarabies Der 8ants
) iebe. Sas Yaraoies Der 8antoiebe
it Sapan. 0or iiber 3ebn SabrsH
puroe Die 9unt bon Sapan in 1otio
I'm Die Summe DON 10000 Gen, al1o
SO, 900, beraubt, Obne oab es Der 30
li5ei gelang, Des Sfdter5 babbaft gu
peroen. 9or pentgeu Sagen lit er
Nun enoli6 psrbaftet uno, ben iapunte
Ihen 9eiesen gemdB. iofort pisOer
freiQelaiIen poroen, ba oas 8erbrehen
inSipii6en perjGbrt lit. Der guntruu6
ging fol9enoermaBen Dor ii6: 4m %.
DECEMBER 1902 fam Elm 8ote Ger IIas
tuiabunf in bic 9ant BON Sapan, um
bier einen gbed iiber 10000 Gen elm
2ul0fen, I'm auf Die 6eruusgabe oes
8eloes gu parten, ieBte er ith auf cine
gant i'm ielben 9ebduoe. gr iaB oa
Siemlih lange 3eit uno punberte ii6,
bub er ni6t gum 4bholen Der Summe
uneerufen puroe. llngeouloi9 aing
sr gum 9oiiirsr uno fru9te ibn naa
bern 9eloe. gu Ieinem Sri itaunen ant
lrortete ibm Der 9eamts, Die 10000
| Sen ieien Dor Elm paur Utinuten BON
einem 8pten Ger Iiutuiabant abgebolt
porDen. Der gote ihDor, er babe oa3
9elo niht entgegengenommen, uno Der
| 9eamte fnppr, er babe Dus 9elo Dem
goten Der IIatuiabunt iiberqeben. Die
9lneeleoenheit puroe oas fenlattoneQite
/ StabtqeIprdd Sotios; Der gote puroe
perhaftet unD ins 9efdngniB 9eporfen,
Qher nad1 ie6s Wp6en aus Waneel an
pniitipen 8etpeiIen pieoer in 5rsiheit
| geIeBt. Sin paar Sage nu6 benl
ganfroub tpuroe in Der 9ant ppn Sa.
pan cine Summe BON $500 g)en oetpoz
nirt. Die YoIi5ei brodte ben Snhaber
nit benz 9erhre9en in 9erbinoun1
fonnte i'm ieooh nt6t iiberfiihren
Der 3aub perbaro Iih INNER mebr ir
einen geheimniBpollen NebeI. Del
4aiiirer Der 9ant bon Sapan, auf Der
bic Dffentlihe W}einunq ben 9eroat'
pdl3te, beging 5aratiri. Idmmtliht
aanenbeamte purDen entlaHen. Sahr
qineen bin, obne baB man tpieoer ct
mas BON oem guntraub uno Ieiner
SbGtern b0rts. gtun tpuroe plOBlid
i'm W1ai bisIes Sabres iene Summe
Die fur5 nqch Dem gantraub in De
: gdnt bon Supan oeponirt mar, pol
? einem Monne Famens 9ithitaro ab
. as6oIt. Die polisef fabnoste nat ibm
: perhaftete i'm unp ermittelte. Dab E
| Die Mittelsperion eines seni1en Wao
mar. Waoa aeItano nah turser lin
: teriuhung, Der Rduber Der 10000 Ye
: su iein. Gr bate pamals, ndhren
: ner gpte Der sliatuiabans auf pa
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perfsxal'V stisea.

S5err ,Soiepb &c d el, elmer Der
GIteiten beutihen Gioniere i'm Goiintp,
Lat am 9ienltag Die nliloen ange!i
sllm eipieen Shlumnter geldllo'cn.
Gr hattie bas hobe Alter bon 81 Sab
ren erreit)t uno bas Gnoe fam Trleo'
LID. Ger @reis mlroe 1925 i'll Der
Sberpfals geboreL panoerte 1898
llad sgmerifa aus, fam III olele 8es
geno un6 lieB iid i'll Urn Rloge nie'
Der, no er lange Sabre geiuobnt bat.
Iie G,ottin llno 5lpei 8inoer lino ibr
I'M Sobe uorausgegangen. Ger oobia.
geihieoene Bionier bat leinen Sebens'
obeno, treu bebiitet lino gepflegt, I'M
Sauie ieiner Sodter, sSrau 5berelio
Gees, 65G @eIt WcWiden gpenlie.
perbraft uno BON BORT finoet an
GamItaq Dtorgen Die 8eerOiguna
itatt. I'm 1ai0 llbr itnbet alsoann III
her ct. SSohannes STRIDE 3u Grr
9fioge elm feicrlihes Sohamt itott
eln Der gohre bes lpafern Eioniers
trauern iiinI Sohter Ino elm Sobl
nit ihreu ,Samilien nebIt 5abIrelber
ireluloen uno 9efanntet.
,Srau Sopbie Com m e r.
famp, oeb. SollmeOe, lit geltern IT,
ren 2ieben ourh Den Sob entriIlei
fporoen, innig betrauert BON ollen
Die i'm 2ten nit Der freltnoliher
8reiiin in 9eriibrurg gefommen mo-
rem. Sie itarb i'm sitter bon ~ Sab
rem in Der 3ohnung ibres Sobnes
Serrn Wm. Sonmerfdnp, 943 gett.
StraBp, BON mo aus un Salnltat
9totnnittag Die @eeroigung itattiin
Oct. Ger SrauergottesoienIt miro il
Der Gp. 9Srot ct. Warfus Stride Dor
Yaltor Sfmiot oehalten.
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te, bos er am Nbeno pom 9auie fort
gepefsn uno er Ipdter mad 9auie ges
tommen lei unD bic S6iir Derf6loHen
unb bos 9uus bunfel porgefunben baz
Re. Gr babe ii6 bann tpieoer in Die
Stabt begeben, unD BET Der gtiiftebr
feline Satin tobt porgefunben. Der
8eroa9t fiel Iofort auf grumlsp, unb
es erfolgte audi 1pdter am Gage isine
8erbdftung. 2(nI6einenb ging benz
Morb Elm Streit porous, pdbreno Def
fen Die Satin bro6te, i6ren @ottsn
gu berldiien unb aud 2(nitalten ma6s
te ibre Sa6en ein3upaden, bo Iid Elm
t6eilneiie gepudter 0unbtoffer in Der
Sdlafitube befanb. Dos YQur bate
fi6 bor II Sa6ren gebeirat6et unb
mar 3pdter geI6ieOen lporoen. Nd6
mebrjGbriger Srsnnung bate es 1ih
tpteber perbeiratfet. Der un9sblihe
MOrber lit etn nohlbdbenoer 5armer.
Nus W2arinette, Wis.,
,neIbet Der telegraph pon einent
idjrefliden ungIiidBfaQ, Der am
SOnntagabenb in Der S6peiterItubt
W}enominee pafIirte uno ben COB
5peier boffnungspo1er 9naben i'm
Gjeiolge buben purfte. Sin Wieberz
cuffommen Der beiDen fpQ nu6 4nz
| ltGt Der bebanbelnben Ner3te ausge=
! I6loifen iein. Sin britter anabe
puroe ebenfals i6per perleBt, biirTte
jeoo6 nit benz Qeben bapontommen.
Die 6eiben nit bem 5obe ringenDen
Sungen iino 3pet griiber Numens
6rGncis unb Robert Oount, 3tpet i'm
Bitter Don 13 beam. IA Sahren ite=
1enoe 8naben. Der brittle lit WiIz
liam 8eDer, Der 15jdhrige So6n BEG
friiberen Nloerman 5rant geper au5
Wtenominee. 0as beDauerlt6e llnglIid
purbe our6 cine pulpererploIion i'm
Seine oes legteren berbeigefiibrt
Die brei &nnben ipoQten in Der Siid;
NH einem WteTer etne gleh6iid1e mil
, pulper Dffnen. 9urh bic i6arfe 8e.
rubrung bes eriteren nit Der Gunnt
lpuroe eine inteniipe Reibung er3eugt
bic oa5 pulper nit lauten 8et0Ie 3ul
| GIploIion brufte. Die &tnDer pur
oen arg peritiimmelt. Mun fanO fpd
ter iiberaQ an Sede unD QDdnoer
! 5leiihitiide unD aleiberfeBen fIeben
| Die anaben, Die 5ur3eit Der Ihret
| iiden 2lffGrs allein i'm 0ouie Daren
bermo6ten ii6 nod auf bic StraB
| I5u i6leppen, no lie 3uIammenbrahel
uno no Itd Die berbeigeeilten R1h
barn Der lln8liidlifen annahmen
5rancis Yount bat bas rehte 2lug
perlcren unb einen S5eit Der rehte,
8Gde. Serner 0rang ihm Elm Stiit
Der 8lehbii6Ie in ben S6Gbel. IuBer
Dem ipurbe i6m Der re9te glrm ufr
itimmelt. Geinem 8ruoer purbe
fat 1dmmtli6e 5leiidtbeile bes 9e
iitts mitiammt Den 2lugen berauz
geri1ien. 2luh lpuroe Inn Der re6t
2lrm gebro6en. Der Sob Der beipe
, nirb itiinbIi6 erpurtet. 8ener, Du
! brittle Spfer Der Grploiion, bat lei
, lintes 2luge Derloren. 9luBsrOem nun
, De tbm bic linte 6anO abgeriiIen. .
! ii6rigen 8erIesuneen, bic er erIitte
J Bate, iino gsringfiioiger gtatur. Is
) oiirfte geneien, bIeibt jebod 5eitleben
: Elm Rriippel.
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- Die polioei fpuroe eeitern Nbenb
eriuht, mad benz 0erbleib bes Al Sab
re aItsn BARRIERS William Sittlob 3il
forfden, Der felt benz 15. Sttober pers
fftpunben lit. Gittlob bea6iidtiste. in
Gboron, g.. einen Barbierlaoen gu
er1ffnsn unb tpobnts bier seitpeilig in
go. 1882 Race Strabe. 4m 9lbeno
bes Is. Ottober perlieb er, anssblif)
I'm einen Gpa3iersans gu MAIDEN. feline
Wobnuns unb 1T feitoem niht mehr
geIeben iporbtn,
- gbarles Maffep Don go. 1941
Maee Gtrabe nurbe etftern Abenb ses
Gen jeA6 ubr auf nty 9analbrids On
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Der 0ine Strabe pon brei 9urIhen an=
gefallen, bic ibn Derpriigeln ppllter.
ga Waffep jeood iebr leihtfiiBis 1T,
gelang es ibm 5u enttpiihsn, ebe bic
Serle ibre Mbiidt ausfiibren tonntsn.
Der lleberfalIene melbete iein 9lben=
teuer Der poli5ei unb gob Der 9lnii6t
ausbrud, baB Die Burden 3ipeifelsz
ohne i'm fir Semanb anDers gehalten
bdtten.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
School Entertalnment.

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the pupils OF the East
Twenty-ninth street public school, for
musical and literary entertainment
on Friday evening. April 20, in the
Sunday tabernacle.
One OF the most pleasing features of
the affair will be the presentation by
third and fourth grade pupils, OF the
story OF The Little Glass Slipper" as
dramatizcd by Gail Cowley. About
1I5 children are being drilled by Mrs.
4. j. Jones. Supervisor of Richie Dis
trict schools. and the excellent corps
OF teachers at the Valley school build
ing, and as the tabernacle is an ideal
place as TO seating capacity and stage
conveniences, the affair promises to be
one Of the most enjoyable ever held in
tn community.
A piano has been loaned by the c. A.
House Music company. and Stupp's
orchestra will furnish excellent music
for the occasion.
Proceeds are for the benefit of the
school library on East Twenty.ninth
street. Everybody is invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
BISPHAM RECITAL
AT ELKS CLUB
ARTISTS SECOND APPEARANCE
HERE APRIL IS.
Large Audience VIII Greet Famous
Baritone sinser-Wheel-
ing Society Items.

On Thursday. April 25th. at the
Elks Club auditorium. David Bispham
will make his second appearance be.
fore a Wheeling audience. Judging
from the success OF the last recital
with the number OF seats that have
been subscribed for, the auditorium
will be packed TO the doors.
Persons who subscribed in advance
for seats, will be able to have them
reserved on April 18th. three DAYS
In advance OF the public sale, which
opens on the 22nd. The local man.
ayers are George J. Kossuth and DIR.
Clara Sullivan, who will be glad 20
furnish any information about the re-
cital
In connection with David Bispham's
operate career, IL is interesting TO
note that an amateur performance
was largely the means of attracting
the attention of professional managers
to his exceptional talent. II was at.
ter he had completed his studies and
made his concert debut in London
Just twenty years ago. that he took
part in two operetas given under
royal patronage.
The list OF operate roles that the
famous baritone has since sung is n
long one, ranging from such widely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
Beethoven Concert

The Beethoven Singing society will
give its annual grand concert and bali
al the Arion hall, on Thursday even.
ing, April 25th, and has made elab-
crate preparations TO have this event
prove one OF the most enjoyable I'm
It's history.
Rehearsals OF the regular male
chorus as well as the specially a..
sembled mixed chorus of seventy-6ye
voices have been conducted for sew.
era weeks by the musical director.
Prof. Edw. Blumenherg. who has
chosen for this concert some OF .he
gems OF choral compositions. MIR
blumenberg has also written special
Demonstrations for the chorusps.
which will be played by Meister's
orchestra. The soloists OF the even.
ing. Miss Caroline Brandfass.
soprano; Judge Alan Robinson. tenor:
}. +. Blumenberg. baritone; Earl SIN,
mers. violin. are well known n
musical circles. and their numbers
VIII certainly add 10 the general m .rIt
or the program. The committee IN
charge OF the arrangements consists
oil Messrs. B. W. Hose, Louis Becker.
Louis Riedel Henry Knierim. Franz
Hannig and Max Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

A pretty social AFFAIR vas held
ThurEday evening in the Island clue
rooms. when Miss Margaret Hcuuinr.
% Charleston. who De- The guest 90
relatives On this city. entertained win
q dancinE party Mrs Maud spoourr
Becker presided at tho piano The TO-
loving attended Misses MARGARET
heun'nE. Ncttio Gutman. Julia Cut.
man. Dorothy duncan. Alice Mcclure.
virginia Hodge. Eleanor Taylor. Viz
Einia Dean. Elizabeth Shcilhase. ado
laide Hachman. Catherine Ward. Mary
Best and Margaret HonninF. Messrs
Arthur Gilbert. James Hauloy. BIN
Mccain. Glenn Ney. 81 MorEantowu.
Eiil Albors. Robert Watcrhouse. Lester
iobeustein. Bid krouter. VIII Zinn
Ralph McFadden. John Waterhouso
and Frank Carroll