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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-18
Northwest Land and Stock Show.

Portland, Nov. 1S.--The Pacific
Northwest Land Products Show, for
which preparations have been going
forward for nearly year. was opened
In this city today and will be con-
tinued through the week. A wonderful
assortment Of farm and orchard prod
ucts Of the entire northwest is on dis
play. Coincident with the land show
the Pacific International Dairy Show
is being held at the new stockyards In
North Portland, with exhibits of dairy
cattle and dairy products from Utah.
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Washington,
Dragon and British Columbia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-18
CLOSE POLO GAME IS
PLAYED At BARRACKS

The polo four wearing the orange
colors took an exhibition game Of the
great army sport from the Reds yes
terday afternoon at Boise barracks and
although prior announcement had not
been made Of the prospects of the game
going on there were q large number
of spectators present to enjoy It. The
score was 81 to s. close enough to be
interesting.
The two teams lined up a. follows:
Orange. Red.
Hauorca mn Dhtr oh 4 .
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-18
GIRL GIVEN A DOLL
AS A WEDDING GIFT

Thibodeaux Lo., Nov. 1s.-Agnes
Callahan, aged 10. today left her class
room and third reader to marry Paul
Dietz, 90 The child was In short
dresses when the ceremony was per-
formed. The priest hesitated, but was
persuaded when the girls parents ap-
peared and gave their consent.
The bridegroom gave Agnes doll as
a wedding gift and most Of her other
presents were toys.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-18
RECORDS Of THE
BOISE BOWLERS
First Part Of tho Schedule
Finished With the Pi-
rates Leaders. @

The Irrigators' club in the City
bowling league boasts OK the star ten
pin artist Of the league in Clyne who.
with a record Of three games to his
credit, has an average OF .197. The
league has finished part of Its sea-
sons schedule and this week will open
a new series Of games.
The individual averages Of all play
ers UP to the end Of play Thursday
night of last week are as follows
Boise City Bowling Association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-18

The Schedule.
The schedule announced for the
balance of the season follows:
Nov. 1S-Pirates vs. All Stars.
Nov. 19-Idaho Traction VS.. State
seals.
Nov. 20-Irrigators vs.. Bankers.
Nov. 21-Engineers VS.. Abe Martin.
Nov. 25-Pirates VS.. Engineers.
Nov. 26-Idaho Traction VS.. Bankers.
Nov. 27-Irrigators VS.. Abe Martin.
Nov. estate Seals VS.. All Stars.
Dec. 2-Pirates VS.. State Seals
Dec. 3-Idaho Traction vs.. Abe Mar
tin.
Dec. ALI Stars vs. Bankers.
Dec. 5-Irrigators VS.. Engineers.
Dec. 9-Pirates VS.. Idaho Traction.
Dec. 10-All stars VS.. Engineers.
Dec. 11-Bankers VS.. Abe Martin.
Dec. 12-Irrigators vs.. State Seals.
Dec. 16-Pirates VS.. Bankers.
Dec. 17-Idaho Traction VS.. Irriga
tors.
Dec. 1s-Engineers VS.. State Seals.
Dec. 19.-All Stars We. Abe Martin.
Dec. 23-Pirates vs. Abe Martin.
Dec. Extraction VS.. Engineers.
Dec. 26-Bankers VS.. State Seals.
Dec. 27-All Stars VS.. Irrigators.
Dec. 30-Bankers VS.. Engineers.
Dec. S1-Au Stars VS.. Idaho Traction.
Jan. State Seals VS.. Abe Martin.
Jan. 2.-Irrigators VS.. Pirates.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-23
ever enioyed.

mankind ever enjoyed.
1t contains the best laws and
the most profound mysteries that
ever were penned. and il brings
comfort 10 the disconsolate.
1t is a brief recital Of all that
is TO come. and settles all mat
tiers in dispute; resolves all
doubt. and eases the mind and
conscience Of all their scruples.
1t reveals the only living and
true God. and shows the way Of
salvation: in short, il is a book
Of wisdom that condemns all
folly and makes the foolish wise
a book of truth that detects all
deceit and confronts all errors.
II contains the most ancient
antiquities and describes strange
events, wonderful occurrences.
heroic deeds and unparalleled
wars.
1t teaches the best rhetoric
and exercises every power of
the most skillful arithmetician,
puzzles the wisest anatomist and
confounds the wisest critic.
II is the best covenant that
was ever agreed upon, the best
deed that was ever sealed, the
best evidence that was ever pro-
duced the best will that ever
will be signed.
Ii is the Kings best guide
the young man 5 best companion
the school, boys spelling book.
and the great and learned mans
masterpiece.
IL contains choice grammar
for a novice and a profound mys-
terry for a sage.
II affords knowledge for the
witty and dark sayings for the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-23

1t cautions a witness. requires
an impartial verdict from a jury
and furnishes the Judge with his
sentence. To understand il is
TO be wise. indeed; to be igno-
rant of it is to be destitute of
true wisdom.
1t entails Immortality and life
everlasting, and shows the way
10 glory.
It entails honor on parents.
and enjoins obedience on chill
dren.
It prescribes and limits the
sway of the sovereign and
ruler. the authority of the mas
ter. commands the servants to
obey. aud promises the blessings
and protection Of the Almighty
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-23
to all who walk by its rule.

TO all who walk by its rule.
1t gives directions for wed
dings and for burying the dead.
1t points out a faithful gardian
to the departing husband and
father. tells him with whom to
leave his fatherless children,
and whom his widow can trust.
1t teaches a man how to put
his house in order and how to
make his viii: it appoints a
dowry for his wife, and shows
how the young branches should
be left.
1t contains choicest matter,
gives the best ipstructi2Se and
affords the gpeatest Agree of
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-23
UNIQUE TRIBUTE TO BIBLE
A Book That Provides For All
The Rules Of Proper
Life

The following is from an old
manuscript that was found in
Westminster Abbey, London,
without signature or date.
A Nation would be truly happy
if it were governed by no other
laws than those of this blessed
Book. which contains everything
needed to be known or done.
It gives instructions to a Sen
ate. authority and directions to a
magistrate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-23

grave: il is its own interpre-
ter. and that when crowns it all
is. the Author is without partial
ity and hypocrisy. With whom
there is no variableness. neither
shadow of turning. - Selected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
JAP ASKS BLESSING
ON HIS NEW SWORD

The sword making OF Japan h per-
haps the most curious In the whole
world. In that country swords said
to be equal to those Of Toledo or Da.
mascus arc made by a special series OF
processes. but q feature OF the indus
try Is the religious ceremonial that nc.
companies every process.
On the walls OF the huts In which
the work II done are representation
at the god Of the sWeFd makers and
the chief goddess Of the Hhintos.
There are also bits Of paper and
wisps Of straw. charms to keep away
evil spirits. No female - allowed to
enter the place. ~ the prsssncs Of
women In supposed to b conducive TO
the appearance Of demons, who would
certainly bring disaster 70 the sword's
mission. Prayer u offered before the
work begins and various religious
rites must be performed bsfore any
one Of the swords can 3 declared
to have been well and truly made.
The last thing that takes place AZ
ter the polishing and sharpening Of
the swords - the Offering Of them one
by one to the sword rod TO b blessed.
Tho weapon y placed IA front Of the
kakemona on the wall, with An offer
ing OF saki, rice and sweetmeats. aftsr
which prayer scrolls are read and .
blessing upon the work n invoked.
Wherever the making Of metal
swords may have originated the chief
fame OF the. industry belongs Of course.
to Da maerus, where these Weapons
have been made from time iinniemor-
iai. Eut almost equally famous are thu
swords ~ Kh0FaDAn. which u stlll tho
centre " Tho bsat Das4srn w0rk r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

HANGING prices. has Increased more
rapidly than population.
Animal Products.
The production OF meat cannot be
inferred by assuming it to be proNpr-,
Tomato to the number OF live stock In
the country. Hogs and cattle are
known to be marketed at younger
age nowadays than formerly, and fat
tening Is done more rapidly; the
products five stock. such as eggs.
milk and wool, have increased more
rapidly than the number Of live stock.
owing to betteF breeding: thus the
production Of wool per sheep in the
United States in the last ten years
was Go pounds, as compared with an
average OF Ga pounds In the proceed
Ing ten years--an increase OF IL per
cent. The production Of milk per
COW was materially greater as report
ed by the 1900 census than by the
1890 census. Therefore. production
OF animal products is greater in pro-
portion to number Of live stock than
formerly. But almost no statistics ea-
ist Of the production or consumption
Of animal products for any consider
able population. Whatever may have
been the increase in numbers, how
ever. 1t IL proper to assume that the
amount Of product has increased as
much and probably more relatively.
The statistical presentation Of the
world supply of live stock appeared
in the Yearbook OF the Department
OF Agriculture for the first time In
the 1905 number. The totals In that
year were, for cattle. 403.96S.000;
sheep. 544.3s2,000; and swine. 49,
100000. In the 1910 Yearbook tks
totals were, for cattle. 44s.796.000:
sheep, sos. $685. 900: swine. 1877 .846.000.
Some OF this increase II probably due
to better data Twenty-eix countries
outside OF the United States. includ-
ing nearly all Of Europe and the TIM
portant live stock countries Of Aus
tralia and Argentina. from an average
date Of about 1899 to an average date
OF about 1909. increased their supply
Of cattle IL per cent. Of sheep per
cent. and Of hogs II per cent. Such
data indicate that the aggregate sup
ply Of animal products. as in the case
of crop production. has kept pace with
populate during the past decade.
From the foregoing 1t II apparent
that recent advances in the cost Of
living are mt due TO scarcity or los
SEEMING of agricultural products
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

the kind. The best Eastern blades
are. however. AT least caualled today
By those Of European naanufact,ra.
which fact = evident when ~ rs-
m&mbss <AAt Eurseesa susrds A. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

IN the manufacture Of '.Damaacsss
run barrels until \ waA discoxer~d
th.t mud steel wan prsfevahls ~ Nv,
lateer. X leest from ~ uasauaAi y,
T. ei1s u @ Bs| M &. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

lltN1de Inc United SIateS Inc maize
crop OF the world liz less important
than barley. oats. or rye. In the Ave-
year period ISs5-ls9S the world s
corn. or maize. crop was about 2.75s.-
900, 900 bushels: In the next five years.
l900-iS04. 1t was s65.000.600 BUSH
els; and in the last period. le05-1e0s.
X was 3.54a.000.000 bushels The in
crease from the first period 1885,
1882 to the second was per cent.
and from lS00-1s04 to 1s05-ls09 the
increase was 22 per cent. From the
period lEs5-iSss to l905-1sos the in
crease was 20 per cent: that Is. an
average increase OF nearly rs per
4 ant. or 100000 bushels, a year.
The total so-caIled '.worid's'' corn
area b about i45,000.e0o acres. an
area about Is per cent smaller than
/ ~ State OF Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

HANGING prices, has increased more
rapidly than population.
Animal Products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Nr. and Mrs. William Dickman. OF
Wheeling. are guests at the home u
J.. J Harriet. on Nineteenth street
V. n. Allen. ~ FairInont PIKE was
a business visitor here Yesterday
David Evans and wife ~ south
Warwoud. are visiting Tclafives AT
Canton
e. u. Thompson. ~ Wheeling. agent
Tor the company thai will build a
nickelricun here. was in town TO-DAY
on business connected with the pro
posed enterprise.
Mrs. DAVID DumWer. and daughter
Dora. were euests OF Wheeling friends
yesterday.
8 series ~ games Of dominoes has
been arranged 20 be given IN the
Center Nnrwood hose house mex
week between local plRyers and
Pittsburgh expert.
tn. choir Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church. under ths. leadership ~ II. F.
Boyd. is rohcarsiuE the Cautata. The
CLoirmast-r' to be given az an early
date
Mrs Pear FicrbnLVh. OF Nineteenth
street. is visiting relatives al IIoli-
days Cove. ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
Bellalre Briefs.

Mrs Isaac Smith and son. of Lock
port. y. Y. are the guests OF friends
and relatives in this city.
Emerson Campbell. Of s.. Claire
Vile. was calling on friends IN this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Kindell. OF Dresden. has
returned home after n visit with
friends and relatives IN this city
Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwood. OF
this city. are visiting friends and rela-
lives az Dayton
Fred Wilson, of Guernsey street. has
returned from a visit with friends and
relatives ~ Columbus
Miss Nellie Lloyd. of Franklin
street. has recovered after brief
illness.
Miss Georgia Parry IS IN at her
home on Franklin street with an AZ.
tack of tonsilitis.
The class colors Of the Junior class
OF the local high school have been
changed from purple and gold 10 pur.
pie and white
One drunk was before the mayor
yesterday morning. and he was as-
sessed the usual fine
Mrs. William Strong and daughter
Miss Marie. Of Alliance. formerly OF
this city. have returned to Bcliaire
20 make their future home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
eridgepo-t erisfs

All IN" local LAWYERS will 20 out 90
81 Clairsvil!e this afternoon to at
tend tho reception - tho Rar Assncia-
tion 60 Attorney General WlckershaIn.
a number 81 the county candidat -
Tor o1ice were here yesterday look
Ink up old friends
ne water controversy with Brook
side II sim hanging IRE.
'dell Meist'r has taken charge 81
tho Soils Hotel and restaurant. hav-
Ink purchased 70 the FIRST % Ia. week.
J. g. Heinleln was at Cleveland yes
terday. on business
The funeral services os the late
Airs. Balm were held yesterday after
noon from the home In Wheeling
Creek.
The decision 81 Secretary Graves
on the Bull Moose county ticket was
no more than was expo ctod here. No
doubt tho nominees will now start on
their delayed campaigning
Malone Stins viii leave this morn
Ing for California. where he win mako
his future home.
Mrs. Specht and Miss Mary Common.
OF burlington. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. GsOrEs Matthews here. for
several days.
Milton Morgan went out 20 IIollo-
way yesterday on business.
Lorenzo PanizzA ana wife. started
for New York yesterday. from whence
they VIII take passage for their old
aorne IN Austria.
Earncy Nartenbee had narrow
escape at the Y. and -. mines az Bar
ton yesterday. when caught under "a
machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
WEST LIBERTY

Mrs ~ o.; Kennedy. whose douth was
published il Mondays PAPER who was
KILLED 900 o. fal from her porch In ST.
Louis. $40. Was "a former resident OF
80 est Liberty. WAS born and Hpent the
most of her early life here She has q.
number ~ relatives residing ln this VIZ
ciEltv.
The many friends OF l.. : Grove. az
the ~. D.. church are well pleased TO
have him returned for another year
Alr BROOKS Shields. supervisor OF
roads and lIs men Lave been busy haul
lux fton" and getting roads Ia good con-
oItlnu for winter.
Nrs Julia IadRlcv spent Saturday
sunday a- fn" guests Of Airs. kidEley.
81 Woudlawu
McsSrs Charles and VIM I.oe former
students of %" Sormhl. spent Sunday
here
a number ~ students from bethany
college walked over from the college
G " on sunday
The fuc weather We had the past
and the ones who have KOdakR are
making the best 81 them
Mr and Mrs q NJ King Mrs Frank
and Miss Curtis spent Saturday IN
Wheeling
Mrs Elizabeth Shear. eIecution teach
fr ~ the Normal 81 prnJing a few days
900 Dor homo near Huntington
Nr- IT r. Morgan. Of near West
l.incrty, is visiting her daughter. Mira
ii.rks. - Cameron
Miss Neshi't. Instructor ~ music st
i'' normal, spent Saturday and sun
nar nt Der home 90 Moundsvilie
tir g. D. Caldwell and family rrr,-rt
sunday With Sir a. S. Bell Of Valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
A Great Faree Saturday.

Excuse Me- j. no; an apology. u
is "a iaueh for which no apology is
needed. Indeed. what is really due
he farce that Henry ". Savage Will
present 90 the Court this Saturday.
matinee and night. Oct -. is graft
'lde fCr the genuine enjoyment 10 az
lords to persons az whatsoever mind.
q would be % pretty safe bet that the
h" or shc does not exist who could SIT
through Excuse Me- and no; be bent
double with laughter This farce IN
"hIch the author. Rupert Hughes. IN
reduces fahout everything comic that
could happen ca railway Journey. "a
DAYS LONG. squeezed into Two hours
Tir'h There is something DOING
every minute In Excuse Me" and
everything done ia scream of
laughter. 81 %" action takes place
on an Overland limited train and the
scenes arc in fh" Pu Imam sleeper
and ,hr combination club observation
car. 70 seems as II tho author has
thought or every funny incident that
over happened on % railroad train. in
vented many more and put them all
into Excuse Nc" And the characters
100 fhe play are as droll scr Of tour
ls's as ever scraped up arllaiufaucc
on Journey or h1dgercd long suf
lcring Pullman porter. See Excuse
Ne and you all laugh from tho time
fhc fr.f passenger enters the car Gn-
900 The train rolls info Reno Tho
piece is sp'"ndIiIy acted The COIN
pauy is ideal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
THE THEATRE
MUTT and JEFF q"

Wouldn II De- interesting 70 science
could devise means 90 follow INK
from the beginning @; the thought Of
man Who originates such funny
characters as Mutt hd Jeff and Who
continuously from day 20 DAY. with
cut interruption. increases tho humor
~ m" cartoon. seemingly without
"NCrtun' Il would. Indeed. but 10 g.
said Of nd Fisher the creator % this
very Mdicrous contribution 20 the
saturday morning supplement- OF The
lutellirrnCcr. that 10 also deVOfes
few moments. or. rather, four hours
each day. 10 illustrating his cartoons
10 Vaudeville audiences az the mini
mum per week OF $50. a rather ac-
C"ptablc addition 10 au Income that
can BE- classcd as fair This would
keep an ordinary scientist busy. While
~ j. not llNc!y that Fisher Will appear
IA Wheeling cat least, noe for some
umel would IL not be a fair sug-
EestlCn. even iu the comic 10 have
him cut down the hills. OF mountains
as those New Workers sometimes say
n there Is auF doubt about his early
appearance. and the writer v0uches IL
VIII NOT De- soon WHY not solicit him
There's nothing like good. lcgiti-
mate advertising. and. " Bud can
remove our hills. oven II De only does
10 In tho newspapers throughout the
before Bud starts this cutting"
much will have 90 be- told and shown
the capitalists imaginary. n you
plcasrl what &, contained in these lit
Tie mounds and hills- million and
millions OF dollars in lime. stone aud
coal.
Nut and JeT were Seen" by
Fisher IN Cincinnati restaurant one
day. so no told tho writer his even
iuE. 40 'hc Court theatre. and from
that moment "Iud" thought OF the
gold mine about 90 be- duE In the
theatrical world for him The writer
VIII give any other reader and adj
uirer o. the Intclligeucar's comic juft
three days In which 20 submit his pro
pOsal 20 level the hills Of Wheeling
or employ % real scientist 10 devise
means Ct doing n II can De- done
az a great cost The reproduction
now current az the Court theatre vas
made 20 an outlay OF many thousands
Of dollars. too. and 8; has succeeded
wonderfully
10 rs great musical comedy n you
like fun. see n either this afternoon
or tonight. Il is your last opportunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
WARWOOD


The euchre and dance given last
evening p, IN WiIN pol Nest 81
owls complimentary g. th" wives aud
lady friends 90 the members was ~
swell affsir Abo1st 100 persons wcro
present made VI ~ the beSf people
- Warwo"d. The first part - the eve
Ming was devoted 81 suchre. about
twenty tables boiug engaged. All
hnuds"fns prizes were awarded 90 tho
winner This waS followed Nv dane
ing. Tho Furt Henry orchestra OF
Wheeling furnishing the music. ana
90" sHrir was not broken UP until IA ,
We small hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Charles Lake ana EUth Jaree Il
l'unSTtowu. wer, married by Sr.fr-
f Mason. Monday evening LAX. ,,..
arrested ON warrant sworn urt i.
i1iih James. charging him with sa
Atuli They hal been living aa man
iNl W'I" .r thr pHsf ton years .tru
have two children rr.I o n-..t e -......
To prevent l paternity charge Mo-,
hled against h.m. Lake consented 4.
marry Sis. James
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
MARTINS FERRY
RennhlIoan nrn.tinr-

Notices that "a meeting OF Tie k"puu-
ii'auS viii Dee A'll - t-c IglHrters
Ia the fruUfer h-dirg pu Eirfh aud
Hanover stTe~ta have been sent U.t hv
county Chairman Dixon o. a uumurr or
Vie meuhrfs % tie ~arfy 90 this t'fr
and they ar- urCei- tr he present. a
number % irtersffilg matters are 90
come up fuT 90 ru- si.u ans Gle. proper
disposal % tlsm u,ars uuc. 20 tie par
o.. The meeting ls o. bs held uu f-r
evening OF THURSDAY. the .4t.. and a.
large attendance ls looked fOg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
MOTHERS
&FRIEND

'-h contains MUGS
.I0n and many sle
~ -
atHatu Aiizafs g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Caught between two cars af the
Iu'fuev mines. south 81 roliaire. yea
frrltv Gordon Cottrcll. "a local man.
had narrow escape and a. result
is suffering from badly rurshrd log
llr was hruuFht 70 his home here.
where DR. D. A Wcglaru attended
him. and while The injury is very
painful up urtouard results are
fn.rrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
JULIUS WE'LL
TIE PoYuLAn srozn.

Richardson Stamped Cushions
fron's and backs) with 6 skeins Of
heir fast ool0rs msrcerirsd silk
noss all for CSC.
100 different shades Of Richard.
sons Msrcsri,sd SIX Floss. ali
coiors. matched. 2 skelns for &c.
Stamped Corset Covers. stamped
doilies, stamped towels. stamped
pillow slips ~ 25c.
ID. ~ G. floss In skeins. all num-
hers IN stock. Sc a skeln. Smaller
sizes. ? skeins for sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
Ghost Party.

Miss Edith Andsrton Pleasantly en-
tertaincd tho young ladies class %
the Christian sunday school az her
home In South BelIairc. Monday even
ing None Of the forty members
knew where rho party YVES 90 100 held
ana were directed 20 look for the
JACKIE lantern. which they found At
Miss Andcrton's home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
The Davis Meeting

Tho Warwood Democrats h1ve been
making strenuous Efforts within tho
past Few daNs Co secure a rcsprcta BE
turt out go th. meeting al tho t'.-t--
Nnrwurd hose huus, tonight 20 %"
addressed by Hon. John ". Davis.
the Congrcssmnu from this fistric'
The Young Mems Democratic Club. or
" heelirE will be present and n parafs
viii be held. the WArwood, band furu-
.shing the music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

The orchestra which has been
formed 40 the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church held a well attended roheai>
sal last evening The orchestra Will
add quite q little 90 the musical BRO.
gram Of the church services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
nLK aRAnp rnrArnr

players ''
Ms.,onday night. "llack Among Tho ola
pgIs4 Tuesday. Tho Blue Nn...'f.
Wrln "-ditF. Daughter uf the
south Thursday Tho Little a.. ~
an. triitv. Three Wses4.. -.-.i--
'lii'er- Twist Usual faaun,-s.