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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
INTERVENTION
still Feared In Mexico Despite the
Proclamation by President
TAFT.

MEXICO CITY, March 3.-Publica-
ton to-day Of the Taft proclamation
and the statement issued by Ambas'
sador Wilson operated to calm the
aroused fears of foreigners in the
capital to a large extent. Still there
was q strong undercurrent Of uneast-
ness apparent. Many chose TO read
between the lines OF the declaration
a hidden message which they inter
preted as possibly the most pointed
warning that could come out Of Wash.
ington at this time, that Intervention
would likely follow a continuance OF
the disorders. Others accepted the
proclamation at it's face value. con
sidering that II concerned foreigners
in the capital only remotely. and was
directed almost entirely to those IN
outlying and exposed localities.
Members OF the British colony e.
pressed the opinion that the procla-
nation, II warranted by The situation.
should have been nor explicit Mex
leans OF the higher class. OF cooler
judgment. appeared 20 accept II in a
dlspassionate mind. No outward evil
dence OF resentment was evident nor
did foreigners desist from their usual
Sunday re~creations-
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HOW TO MAKE
SOME GOOD BREAD
Rye Bread.

~
Ingredients for sponge:
Three cupfuls OF sifted rye -four,
Two cupfuls OF potato water Zone
small potato boiled and mashed In
waterl.
Two teaspoonfuls OF salt.
Two te~aspoonfuls OF molasses.
One teaspoonful OF lard.
One cake OF compressed yeast.
One teaspoonful OF sugar.
Method:
Add moleeses and lard 20 ws :
water. 9 10 yeast. salt 20 o. q,
then combine a. directed for milk
bread
Method for second mixing:
Have ready four more cupfuis Of
sifted rye hour. RYE bread must ~
kneaded q little sitter than White
bread. ~ aiso IL more sticky % han
de. 80 keep board and hands vel
houred This douRh should Be kneaded
a long time. also dropped Whrr
nearly All the Sour e. IN ~ asifs
aEain n raise when forming ioav-,
Enead eaeh loaf until CUTE firm anc
let raise AGAIN and bake a. White u'
desired one tsasrconfui - caavag
SD nay he sdded IN spcnes. fhis y
the German sfyiel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
5 1884
Raised Sunday 20 Defrsy Expense
Incurred In Building the
Tabernacle.

Amid unbounded enthusiasm the
special effort put forth at the tsber-
nacle at the services yesterday TO
hsise sufficient money to defrsy the
expense incurred in building the tab
ernacle and the current expenses OF
the campaign so that the taking Of
collections could be stopped, was
more than successful and the grand
total OF 1881 was raised at the
three services. When the campaign
opened at the morning service the en-
thusiasm was unbounded and every
body got into the game.
The wheeling Traction company
gave 500. the Wheeling Stamping
company and other Industries fol-
lowed with contributions Of $50 and
f25 and organizations OF different
characters stepped in. The J. W.
Beitz company. the Klieves Lumber
company and Scott Lumber company
were all In the contributions: the
Modern Woodmen % America.
knights ~ Pythias. United Com
merciai Travellers. First United Pres
byteTian Bible class. blacksmith
Helpers union % the " 8. a T. com.
panv. ~carpenfers' union No 7 and
many other o-rEanizafions.
The scenes attending the collec-
ton we're Inspiring and ell owe the
faherrarie zane shouts % various
amounts until The ain vas confusing
or nj fs11f collected all var paid
yesterday in cash except piedres %
t2t1s which VII - paid inside %
fu~ weofa
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oeorae ArnoId Dead.

Special Dispatch TO ire IntsulEencer.
KEYSER. w Va. March s.
George Arnold. aged 20 years. n pros.
porous Mineral county farmer. died
yesterday AZ his home near BurIinR.
ton. The burial viii take place 20
morrow AZ II o'clock. with funeral
services by Rev. George 8. Arnold Of
thu Dunkard church. a wife and three
children. Silas NJ. Anna and MAY,
survive. all ~ home. and a brother.
Peter Arnold. ~ this county. and one
sister. Mrs Anna Klein. 81 EIk Ilck.
Pa.
-Four nephevs. Hon. ~ q. Lou q
and ". " Kcim. % Elkinz. w Va
and Dr y e Klein. Of EIk Garden. W
Va. and O. ~ Michael. % OAKLAND
No have arrived for the fsnerai
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Onshalf bon 80 2 tahiespoonfufs
uanuiatsd r~iafins y cup cold vafer
Z 90 Fra,ed pineapple. vhip from
cups ream - cup aurar. 7 tahie
~spcorfui lsmon fuire
soak the reiafire fn ccif vsfer
Heat p~ineapple. 80 suEar. f-non fuirr
anf suakef r~lafire. rhm n = 80 II
80 water WA b. hern o. fklcksr
folf IN ne vhip frum - rream
mold anf chili Cod dcuhi. cr~au
rhclif ahouf dnuhia fn uhiruinr
THIS r~cIpe ahouif maks atruf -
cups - cream after r. n vkIpp~f On.
hsr - fhis recipe is ~Hri~nf ~ :
snail family fesssrf Ornnr~a q.
p~achss nay - suhsfituf~a ~ ~
rirsappisa
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p. Lyle succumbed to an Illness OF
pneumonia. The news was received
with sorrow by the many friends OF
the deceased In this city. as Mr.. Lyle
was formerly connected with the
Clarke Paper Company in the capaci.
" OF secretary treasurer. and was
well liked by all who knew him. AZ
ter leaving this city Mr.. Lyle and
family moved West. and he had not
enjoyed good health for the past few
years. The funeral will be held from
the home OF a sister. Mrs. II. p. Rob.
erison. in Zanesville. Ohio. Another
sister also resides in GAINESVILLE. Mrs
NJ. r. McClelland. James r. Lytle,
Ir, son % the deceased. Is seriously
il with pneumonia u his home. and
will - unable 10 attend the funeral
Do IuncGvlile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
President Taft Proposes
! National Board Of Trade
oojEcr IS TO DRAW BUSINESS
MEN CLOSER TO GOVERNMENT.
Tsne.tive Plan "a Outlines IN State
newt MADE Public n White
House Sunday.

WASHINGTON. March s.-presi.
dent Taft has taken the initiative IN
n movement TO bring business men of
the country into touch with the gov
eminent for advice and csunel In the
administration of laws. the enact
ment OF new statutes and the devel-
opment of commerce.
Virtually the president proposes a
national board of trade broadly rep
r~esentative OF the commercial and In
dustrial organization and OF such
character as the government may
properly recognize by charter from
congress.
As one OF the first steps in this
plan. Secretary Nagel of the depart
ment Of commerce and labor. by d.
rection OF the president. has called a
convention OF delegates from com.
mercial organizations in all parts of
the country to meet I'm Washington
on April 18th for discussion and TO
plan the organization. Invitations al.
ready have been sent to 1000 local
chambers of commerce. boards OF
trade and other commercial bodies.
Responses to the announcement OF
the tentative plan have been such
that President Taft is convinced the
time Is ripe for putting the proposal
to the test Of practical experiment.
In some respects The plan would
not be unlike the German govern
>ment's system OF cooperation with
boards OF trade throughout the Ger.
man states. although many of the
weatures OF hat system would not be
applicable here.
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Mrs. Melcsena Tsnne.

This afternoon from the family
rofl,ance a. ffsi Jacob street will
'ah~ pace the f.nersl al Mrs Ne'css-
800 T1un" wife o. Henry Tape. Who
frccumhcf - asthma. Mrs Tappe
ramt fc America when hit 70 Years
Did. and came direct 20 Wheeling ard
w0dp pr rcrfdence On the south
Side The deceased is survived hy
p following children Mr. Albert
Hheinharf. Mrs August Noife. MR.
NarEaref Humid. Misses Mary and
Nargaref Tape and Henry Tape.
employed no The National tube pant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
SPRINGFIELD AND
CHICAGO DIVIDE

CHICAGO. Ills. March s.-Openin,
games In the minor events IN the tour.
nament of the American Bowling Con.
gress were played here to-day with
bcwlers from Chicago and other iii.
nois cities competing.
Tonight the nve-msn teams helt
down the alleys.
In h Individual events, played thi,
afternoon. George Reisch, Of Spring.
field. Ills. was high with g. score Of
$50 for a three game series. He rolled
two splendid games. getting 203 pin,
In his first and 2oe IN the seconC
game. In the third his work dropped
off and he got but 173 pins.
c. ]. Peters and L. Burns, OF Chiga.
go. tied for second honors in the sin.
giles each with a cor OF 5sI.
Schneider and Burns. OF Chicago, lee
the two-men team squads with & tota
OF III. Meyer and Lorenson, also o
Chicago. were second. with 1l3. Rome
Brothers. of Springfield. Ills. finishe,
third. with a score of 1127. Anothei
Springfield team. n. G. Becker and c
o. March, was fourth. with 1iIl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
NOTICE

A meeting OF the Ohio County, II
publican Executive Committee fop
Ohio county. West virginia. In hereby
Council Chambers Of the City OF
Wheeling. on Saturday, March End,
1917. 1t 1880 O'Clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of fixing \ date for holding said
County and District Primary. and for
the transaction Of any other legal and
proper business which may come be-
fore sid committee.
H. l. KIRK,
Chairman OF tho Ohio County Repub.
lican Executive Committee.
r. +. CRESAP,
Secretary Of the Ohio County Repuu
hcan Executive Committee.
feb. zl-A
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SACK fUNGCHOV


- innstFy ~ PsaoTsi 6solsvs1 ~
ths purDoos Of ori1vng hnck - mn
tfnous regiment froo rhs railway a
sccspted here ~ svtde.cs thaf IL
fore1gn powers wff1 intsrvs.s - far
- II n neceanary 70 kssD ~ CO.
m~unicafioa along the railway frua
Peking 20 ths 80
The mutfnous regiments are nov
being dispatched - me south by
train for the dual purposs Of reliev-
Ing Picking and prsvsntfng the Pso
Ting ru mutinesrs from approaching
the capital No word has been 70
ceived from Pao Ting Fu. owing 20
interruption OF the wires. but CONF
dence n felt that most Of the mic
sions at that place have survived ths
arson and pillage there.
Prince Ching. ex-premier and pcesi-
dent Of the privy council. IL rspertod
to be in . serious condition at the
French hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
GEO. K. M'MECHEN
PASSES AWAY
PIONEER BUSINESS MAN sue
cUMsS TO RHEUMATISM.
Was Prominent in Wheeling BUSINESS
Circles for Many Yesrs-Fu-
neral This Afternoon.

George X. McNlechen. one ~ the
most prominent pioneer business men
Of this city, passed away ~ the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. T. Reed Nc
knight. on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. lie bad been IN good health
for the past several Fears. with She
exception o. severe attacks or rhou-
matism. and this vas The real cause
a. death.
Nr. MrNorfrn WIS born ln Ualff-
more. I'D. and wrI.d have been 81
years old had No. lived urtf the ZTfh
~ hest June He came fo this city
with bis parent. uhrn IT sears %
age and bad resided here ever since
that time 1r 1855 Doe vas united DO
marriage 70 Mlfs EHa HlshfrId. the
daughter ~ Nr arI Nrs samuel
Bushfeid. - WestmoraIand county.
Pennsylvania. and 0n February q they
celebrated their ~frys.rfh wedding
Anniversary
Eariy ln lfe NJ NsNechen rnrarad
N the rrocerV business and after
ronducflnE the i..lrrH arrra-r frfv
f0r q number ~ Frrr. rIm ar bic
Huua 20 the r. uarfrrrE rn.rh rnw
conducted a uhn-l.r grocery halre
under fhe uaur cf George o. 80
Wrrfnn q Sons Nn r Ir.fr.
mental in fhn % frr So
Nerten Frrrrrrr I'd r.rrar.
which concern ho voc sr nr.I Hs
rrtrrd about Hrtrn rr ..
NJ MrMnrhrr aH. 81 ef
Waffhau r. r. fhlrrf rr..r
father fought m fra r..n -.rr
Har end frrnren rr Na |a . i
n~mhrr arf srure rrr .f. r--.
"f fhe Erroi.frn Ha rrr
Nrrf hI De- uliF nr1 GOO r rrrr
lFla NrFrlrtf wife rf u Reed w-
70 fFafHrrunr 20
We rr uHn rru n H.r. co
NnH Irrf CIfF rr nnrre u-
A"frr arrfrnr arr rrarf a.r
abr frr years aFn
TIE flrrral 81 rn held af-r
norn AZ z o'r'crf frum ne family rrs
orrre FRI feafheruu0f TIE rrr raa
vi p rDnfurfnI OIL Rev D. w e.
h'frFrr. rector of 9f WaffHrre b D.
fh1rrh irfermrrf 800 bo private p
Greenwood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
EVERY MAN SHOULD
SHOW SOMETHING

power Of the cross Ia .he greatest
power in the world tonight.
Il don't preach to condemn you:
you are condemned already. preach
10 get you to accept Jesus and to save
you from the punishment OF your sins
When they see a reformed drunk
ard. they call II psychology. which Is
only a new name for horse sense: they
see a ~blasphemer stop his cursing and
they call II culture; they see a fallen
woman restored 10 the path OF virtue
and they call IL science.
Culture. evolution. U~nitarianism,
Christian Science and all the other
f~allacies say there is some other way
TO get to heaven save through Jesus
Christ. and they are leading men to
hell"
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ss-s.e - -
Hn - a. 60 -
nnsssvsR s<,su1R -
- vays - . - -
49, - sAnssk - - - 9
- hesey Dssssss - - 20 -
- v1<h hin-
W. - rsssass - - s-rssa
- t111GB po,1e1cal.
vugnsr 0snaasr Ansrt DwmnaUs
q ln1n1a - cone % oyu1uB - %
- ~ ths Indiana sicua11un -
ths eoaonsl and former Coaummm
Fred LAn1is Of Indiana Mr. -.
afrfve1 lngt night. Anos PiD1&1e q
Hew York brother - clifford PiDo1D8s
John Bass. brother o. Governor -
|srt Bass Of New Hanpshirs: Bennr
min Ide wheeler. ~prssidsnt OF tbe
U~ntvsrstty OF California. and Lisat.
John c. 0rsenWay Of Bisbees Aria. IN
old friend Of the colonel in the Rough
Riders." we're the other guests-
The Indiana situarion re- gore
over at length. Colonel Roosevelt
said that Indiana was the weakest Of
the western states from the view
point Of the Roosevelt forces. :
08u4oL 08NoLluBo 0kPEc%o3 INV
the same view. There was Roooo
welt movement In every district. said
the senator. but II would Be pretty
hard to defeat the organization which
he believed would rule the cenven-
tion-
Wants Man's Name.
Colonel Roosevelt, when shown to-
night dispatches from Washington
containing q letter Of the colonel's
dated June q. 1911. quoting him a.
having no intention OF being q presi-
Dental candidate In 1919. made the
following statement:
ct win say nothing. tnless the name
OF the recipient of the letter il given
and the letter is published in full.
Probably the language 10 not correctly
given. Certainly an the context in
which ] said I would not refuse the
nomination IL suppressed. The letter
published In q Chicago evening paper
a month ago contains substantially
all I said In these letters.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The letter referred to as publIshed
In q Chicago newspaper was a copy Of
q letter which Colonel Roosevelt sent
TO Frank A. Munsey explaining his Do
sition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
KNOCKED DOWN
And Then Reported 60 the Beilairs
Police That Woman Was Con-
Quoting speskeasy.

Mrs. Maude Wood. proprietress of
the Farmers hotel. was arrested by
the Bellaire police last evening at
$3.50 O'Clock. charged with conduct.
ing a speakeasy. She will be ar
raigned before Mayor wassman this
morning to nsver the charge.
II appears that a stranger whose
name could not be learned had been
knocked down by a rowdy. and this
led TO the statement by the victim TO
the effect that he and others had
been getting booze from Mrs. Wood.
The arrest was made by Chief Ma.
hone and Oficer Good. and they con.
fscated two jugs OF whiskey and took
them 20 police headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
MATTHEW HALE STARTS
FIGHT IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON. March 3.-City Counsellor
Matthew Hale has been selected ar
the manager OF the Roosevelt cam.
paign In Massachusetts. In connec.
ton with this announcement tonight
from the headquarters OF the Massa-
chusetts Roosevelt committee, came a
statement from Mr.. Hale. in which he
charges United Ststes Senator Crane
with leading a movement virtually ito
disfranchise the Republican voters OF
the state" b. attempting the defeat
of the Presidential primary and prefer.
ence bill"
Continuing the statement says. the
action means that Senator Crane "Ts
trying to kill the Presidential primary
and preference bill" to "stifle Roose.
Welt sentiment" and also to steal the
Presidential nomination for Taft"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
BOUQUET OF FLOWERS
PRESENTED TO SUNDAY.

At the morning service yesterday,
Rev. Sunday was presented with a
beautiful bouquet OF flowers. the
donors being the stripping girls en-
pioyed at the Pollock cigar factory.
Sunday expressed his appreciation of
their thoughtfulness, and stated that
he appreciated Il from them more than
~ It had been received from the richest
person out the pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
TWO OVERCOME WHILE
AT SUNDAY MEETING

While attending the Sunday after
noon meeting yesterday Samuel Sew
ell. a well known resident OF Bridge
port. was overcome with heat owing
TO the crowded condition OF the tab
ernacle. The city ambulance was
called and he was' removed to the
City hospital. Charles Graham of
Browns run, near Beuwood. was also
overcome while standing. but was re.
moved to his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

TIE vorsirg Chrsfisn -n NJ
a afarirsa rrorn They nat
IRA many fn rrhf-ousress shall
fhIra forever Or cuuriudina fhe
rerrirs Re- Surdar rave sersrai
Nlus rafi0rs ~ fhe por~r - p-eraonai
Hora arf others ahirh mafs riear
seFrral poInfs I'M fhe ~ and
frFn ricsef slth q short chanrfsrs
fr praVrr
ln b srrmrn sau1ar f1ok ora.
siun tn rn1af fhn knocEers anf rrfira
= ere rrurialuE hfa uefhassa
fhrpuft fle nesEppers and ara
afraid ~ SIGNING their name On n
very forrihie maru~ b. expressed ~
n0ufrmrf fnr RI rrraun uhn uar
afud fn siEn fhr'r namr fn - a.
fars hrf fought under = nom de-
plume
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RECEPTION RENDERED
TIE SUNDAY PAR1

At the close Of the afternoon ser
vice Saturday. a very pleasant recep-
ton was rendered the members OF the
Sunday party and the members OF the
ministerial association and their
wives. In the reception rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. In
Guided in the party were the president
and secretary OF the Y. w. G. A, the
president and secretary OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. and their wives, and several
deaconesses. A pleasant hour was
spent socially and refreshments were
served.
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WhssIIna ceneern Fined.

The Department Of Agriculture TO.
day announced notices OF Judgment
in FIVE informations againsts the Nc.
Mechen Preserving Company. OF
Wheeling. for misbranding ounce jam,
peach jam. raspberry jam, strawberry
jam. apricot jam, Jelly apple flavor.
blackberry Jam and aduiteration Of
catsup. -
The defendant entered a plea OF
guilty TO each OF the nve indictments
and was fined $50, or $40 for each
violation.
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frscisl Ilsrsfrh ~ tts f-nt@utssrasr
fAihMONT. ". Va March a
Prof J Alden fornE a nofef African
explorer Ill deliver = lecture. niu
'rafed sifh sides and piefur~d ~ ne
opera house Tuesday aiEhf hsfor~ ne
Local order American Game rroserffv.
80 -rrupaEauon Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
WOMAN ENDS LIFE
WITH JERUSALEM CHERRIES

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.-,erusa-
lem cherries. the fruit OF a small ever
green shrub used as a parlor decora-
ton. are believed 10 have been en-
ployed to-day by Mrs. Ida Rose, As
years old. as a for ending her
life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
DEATH OF BEET
SUGAR INDUSTRY

OGDEN. Utah. March 3.-David &c
cles. president OF the Amalgamated
Sugar company. with headquarters in
Ogden. in an interview to-day said:
The Underwood sugar bill osunds
the death knell OF the beet industry"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
KImMEL JURY FAILS
TO REACH A VERDICT

ST. LOUIS. Mo, march 3.-After
being locked in a Don OF a local no
tel for 36 hours. members OF the Jury
in the Kimmel insurance Ease had
failed TO agree on a verdict late to-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
FIGHTING IS RESUMED
At CHIHUAHUA

Ell PAso. Tex. March s-Fghtns
was renewed ut Chihuahua at Z
o'clock tonight, according TO q tele-
gram received by Juan Terrazas. one
OF the wealthy family OF that . name
who Is q member Of the refugee col
ony here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
IN
SNOW STORM
EIGHT THOUSAND STOOD IN
STORM TO HEAR MINISTER'S.
Were Unable to Gain Admittanee to
the Tabernacle. So Open Air
Revival Was Held.

After the Sunday tabernacle had
been filled to Its capacity yesterday
afternoon an overflow meeting was
held on the outside by several well
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pNEosoaNrTtAI eRlMARV
uaego IN 1.-TWO coonTsGs

ip~saai phpsssh - us snssinss,ssr.
CHARL9ET0tg. VIVA. MereA ..
Resolutions w9rs sdor<sd at -
inUs OF The Fayee<e ara Sunznu
counties Republics eommicess
urday afternoon as11ng the RepuL
lican state COMMITTEES - cali 3 pred
Dental preference pnnnnky. wv
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GRAND oto wo.AS
90 STAGE - Dad

WV YORK Nsrch Mr. knui.
resmaus no haa te~n krasr -
Amercas uanf 90 ennau ~ 90
sfage. Died ate tuuighG
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Logan Drug Co.
TENTH AND MAIN ere,
WHEELING. W. VA
Results from Advertising

The advertiser who uses the daily newspaper
repeatedly achieves results. II is the frequently b
r%eitefation, day after day, year in and year out, j
that i~nesistibly attracts the public. II is the ap-
pearance of the newspaper every day that reminds
the manufacturer of the evil Of procrastination.
II is every ~preSent-ever suggesting its usefulness,
and every man and woman must see IL. That is
why the advertiser in the daily newspaper gets re-
suits. II you have anything to sell. why procras-
innate your offer9 Why wait a month, OF even
week?
The Daily Newspaper Club. with member
ship Of sixty leading daily newspapers, provides
advice as to the best methods of advertising and
the Disbursement Of appropriations. The Club
does not solicit business. and charges nothing for
its counsel u win pay 70 consult II.
The Daily Newspaper Club
WoRIo sUfLosso. WV Voss CITY
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Women lose their maiden names
when they maryland most men lose
their identity.
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Plan Ds,NArs
NMAeARA At MONT.

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