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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

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fiou o. aierrian 90 ans gersoa. frssa anr
sffioer OF es,piayss la the classified ~rs-
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~. his official suthority or Influence for
ibe purpgsr q iniarforine VISA 40 eis-u
hon o. -asaiins iae se.sh iher.cf y
part in politiCsi mana@snsenf p''istioai
Caaipal1ns furtliar than o. vote as he
pie@-es. and D. oSgrcss has opinion en psi-
So, Thai sestion "a of said Act b..
and ,he same b hsrei,y ansaaslsa 10 read
as follows
500 y The commi~l-au -haH certify
monthly TO the apprulr iafe auditing off-
TsHH uH +. lIE nal ID an
every person 10 The classified s.,rvfre WHO'S.
appoiu nIunf - in confsrmify with law
Wlihoui sHuh ccrfificaie no warrant ~ha u
be- issued or ~ Hienf made 40 sny one IN
hmV pas mem cont rnry 20 the pravis visions of
this Ar. or of tue rui.rs hereunder may
be reeeversd from any msmber ~ = board
or offirer sisulnE or rVi1ntcrsisnsns sne
Warrnuf fhernfor 0r purl lng sny such car.
rant or frnm thc surcties on the ofsicisI
bond - such offirer or membef. or from
'hc officer aud his said surct,es. In an
action hrouehi hF The state or ans nsunici
pality affected or by any taxpayer. TIL.
amount of such iudzmcnf shall he paie
90 the state or municipality affected -
eept who're he suii is brought hy 49,
niiyDr. In which event one half of ths
iudsmoni shall be paid 10 the taxpayer
We do hereby designate as the subm,.s,,s
clauses ana ballot title of said Act. TO bs
printed 40 the official ballot the fossDO~
30 An Act RelsfIng to CtvB
Aealps' An aci Reiatins 70
N WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have ssrs.
unto sci nav hand and affixed the Grsne
S,'al ~ the state OF Colorado Ut the G5fe
of Denver, this First day Of October, A. =.
tsEAL
JAMES n PEAnCu.
Secretary of stats.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
MOTH ERS' COMPFNSA-

MOTH ERS' COMPENSA-
T1ON ACT.
PROPOSED Law OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED BY PETITION
rnpER rS THE INITIATIVE AND REF
Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen.
eral Election to be held on the Fifth ds '
cf November. A. n. 1912 there will he
submitted TO the auslined electors Of the
rejection. the following proposed Law on
the state OF Colorado. initiated nv Peti-
ticn under the Initiative and Referendum
which Initiated petition contained the s,e,
natures ~ more than the required nrm
her of legal voters. ~ per cent? of the
state Of Colorado, duly verified. In ar-
cerdance = With the Law. and filed in the
oItlce of the secretary Of State on the
TWENry-NINTH day of JUNE. A. ID.
1879. at ~ 10 o'clock A NJ
The authority for submitting such pro-
posed Law II FOUND In Hection I of Article
8 II the Constitution Of the stste of Cole
rsee, providing for the Initiative and Refer
The .p prcpo.ed law Of the state of
An ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENrI-
TIED, An ACT CONCERNING DEPFN
nENn AND NEGLECrED CHILDREN.
Re II Enacted by the People Of the state
Of Colorado:
section / That section Of m Act o.,
,tEa , an ACT concerning Dependent and
Neglected Children, approved April p 1907
he and the same h hereby amended so as
TO read as follows:
Section ANY dependent child com
and Neglected Children shall as 10 its
care end disposition by said home be sub-
tect TO any special order Of the court
making such commifment. provided such
order NE made at the time Of such com
fnitment. IL the parent or parents OF .rrh
dependent or neglected. child are moor ana
unable TO properly care FOR such child. but
for the welfare of sssh child ,o rem.,.
a. home. the court NAV enter an order
Sndine such facts md fixing the smount
OF money necessary 10 enable the parent or
parents to properly care for such chi,d
snd thereupon 1t shall he the dutv oY the
Board NJ County Commie~ioners ana IN
these cities and counties operating under
Article M Of the Constitution n SHAH he
the duty of the Department ana ,Ushn-,.v
performing that part oY the fuprfyops ~
board of county commissioners or ves.ea
wrh power Tor the relief OF the poor. to
ray such parent or parents or " n see-n.
for the best interest Of the child 10 some
other person designated ny the rourt yor
that purpose. AZ such times az said order
may designate. the amoup. 40 sre,if,ad -,
when - ordered by the court N. eorirsian.
In supplies and assistance for the c.r. ~
.Trh dependent or neglected chIld untfI tho
frr1ner order Of the court. The iuveniie
court IN counties Of over 100 0oa popui.-
tion- and the county court IN an n.ta-
counties. shall appoint proper persons for
me purpose OF Investigation visitation the
keepinr OF records and the making az re-
ports IN cases requiring relief under rhts
ar- Ihe details as To the number ~ spcb
investigators. their rights dr1-ies ena ,,cv1
ers in addition 70 that ~ trres.;~.+.r.- :,
surh cases their compensation. the rf1r;..-
tions thereon and the AUTHORITY a. rhe
rs.nts or cty ana --r'ntS required 70 rro-
vi4e Tor snch compensation shan he as r-o.
rfand hy 'aw for the ernplaFrn :. ~,
hsff"n orficers In such jur-nile ana cotntv
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
s.
SCHOOL AND SOCIAL
CENTER AMFNDMENT

>t-AN IN n VI ~ IL vi "
rEorosEn AMENDMENT To THE
COLORADO INITIATED RY PFTI
TIoN UNDER THE INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM.
Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen
Of November. A. u. 1912, there VIII he
suhmitted 10 the qualified electors Of the
state of Colorado, for their approval or
rejection, the following proposed Amend
ment to the constitution Of the state Of cot
orado. initiated by Petition under the Init
iative and Referendum, which initiat-
ed petition contained the signatures Of
more than the required number of
state Of Colorado. duly verified. in ae-
cordance with the Law. and filed in the
TWENTY NINTH day of IUNE. A. d.
1912. at II 90 O'Clock, A. M
The authority for submitting such pro-
found In Section of Article 5 of the Con.
sttutton Of the State of Colorado. pro-
viding for the Initiative and Referendum
The proposed amendment 70 the Constf
tuition of the state Of Colorado is as fol
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
An AMENpMENT TO sECTIox SEVEN
TIoN OF THE STATE OF CoLoRADo.
Be II Fnncted by the People of the state
of Colorado:
section 4 That Section Of Article Nx
~ the Constitution Of the State of Colo
rndo be and the same Is hereby amended
So to reed follows
Section 4. The City snd County Of Den
yer shall alone always constitute one
school district. to he known as District
No l. whose people shall have frll power 10
provide IN their said charter for the con
duct. sffsirs snl business Of said district
and for the selection Of board Of educa-
rion other authority to have charge and
control thereof, cf such number Of mem
bers. selected at surh time In such manner
and FOR such term or terms NAV be
provided IN ssid charter. and for the reeu-
isricn- mene cement. control and use Of ali
the schools. school equipment. buildings
and grounds thereof All public play
grounds recreation neigh borhscd and So
sial cenrers. public baths and public Hbr.r-
fc~. ef said City ena County, shall for
all purposes be considered and ineiused as
part Of the schools and school <r<fem
Of said dfstrict All other cities having
charters under this srticie rusr likewise
provide therein for controlling their schools
ard placing aay or sii Of snct deparfYnsr-s
work or activities under the beard Of estu
! -
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
ElGliT-HOUR BILL FOR
EMPLOYEES OF UNDER
GROUND MORNINGS.
PROPOSED LAW OBJ TIVE STATE ~
COLORADO. INITIATED RY pCTI
TION INpER THE INITIATIVE AEa
REEERI<DI NJ ~

PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE ~
COLORADO, INITIATED ny PCTI
y p,.,N iNbhk THh INITIATIVE AHD
Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen.
er"l Election to be held on the FtSth ss
Of November, A. D 1912, there WIN hs
submitted 70 the qualified electors a the
r.in,.,, sas oi ,olofaio. for their approved or
REJECTION. the following proposed Law of
the state of Colorado. initiated by Prtt-
non under the Initiative aud nefare,Su,u
which initiated petition contained TIE sie-
natures Of more than the reaujred nu-Ser
Of legal voters. ~ per cent ~ az the ss.s.
"f Colorado. duly verified In accovsIenc,.
WIN the Law, and filed In the offtce Of
me Secretary Of state ON the sECOND
,. m.
The authority for submittins such ,ro-
posed Law is found in Section 1 of irtI-
we c' "t the Constitution Of the state OF
,.","raao, providing for the Initiative ssd
l. The proposed law Of the State Of Colorado
To REGULATE AZ sSn ASp' ,rx,r rur
HoI RS OF EMPLOYMENT in All,
Under GROUND MINES. IrynrR
Wosx SH3rNn 3os swoRkINGs, ofEN wv "TT
iSsNlsSs iSss'N sSr Tfhs Tnss. rIT REpr,Se,sS S@SS
rRATING Mills. CHLoRINATinN
aaNp"fsSNs' aNp cSKs oyrNs oCynANIDE 10 PRcCNs.Ss
CERTAIN EMPIOYMFvTs ISJJ'RJOJrs
~ i,rr rrfhALIH AND DANGEROUS no
r,, aNp LlMRi TO PROVIDE
rrnNAnnn riiN FOR TIIE VIOLATION OF
RtPEAL ALI. OTHER ACTS AND
Tnhis TATs OK ACTS IN CoNFLICr WITH
BE u Enacted by the People of the state
section |. Employment 4, al ,a..
fr"uhd mines. under ground workinss cr,e.
~, ' Morkhgs, open pit workings. or direct
wor.s s,.e"o'ng smeiting furnaces. reduction
chiorihation processes. cvanide rro..e...s
ahu coke ovens. wherever spcb eunIc~
o,nh' ons ,, is continuously In contact with sost-
ciared :" he Injurious 10 he.ith
gerous 10 life and limb nm" "a"-
seston = That the period ~ eus,c~
minas nss OF rnsa, msn working In all under ground
Workings. open pit workings or d,rec,ix .,
lehuihg smeltine furnaces reduct,,r v,,,I
s,sinp mills, concentrating mills cb,o,tna
o,,a, p'osSses, cyanide Processes and coke
~ Nths. Wherever such emplovme~t H. Gov,
,ihh"usly IN contact with poriors V,,r,as
EasHs or vhpors. shall not during anv ON.
i,n ,',.I, exceed an average of eight hours
cases =, ns lWenty four hours. except In
nt emergency where life or nropertv
u IN imminent danger Wy
co,,. ,"h ~ ANY person. persons hodV nv
cause 20 ~ 1aN Who shall violate or
w MS act shall he dee,ned r,,ii,. -,
shall i,e aud nron conviction thereof
than two hundred ana r,rty ao,,.r" ,e9-o,
or r,y ,na ,nan i've hundred dollars ts5Oa,.
no, T. imprisonment In the countv ia,
81, r,e's.,sh 'hsh ninety DAYS nor more Oap
sm ,.r,. months. or by both such fine ana i,n'
I napier l1o of the sess,o,
& l.a "s "f 1n5 approved March ., son
To,, p,Pf li9 ~ tho Session Law ~
acts go -. June ?. 1871. and all othc-
fbts @ nu haris ~ acts IN confliet with
'nfs ~, are hereby repealed
,,,o ". iNhSS WHEREOF, 7 have b~-e-
't me state 81 Colorrao ., ,be t.fs~
A n. 1912 "as "t oefoher
lSEALD
JAMES n rrARcF.
Secretary of Stste
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
20
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
BILL.
JANFS n rrARcF.
Secretary of Stete.

1n, ,,ntp LAW OF THr STATE OF
YN,,,r,hAiel. INITIATED Py pCTITro~
,nnrkh IHE INITIATIVE AM REF
-St &c Is hereby given that ,t the CO,
=, tscti'n to he held on The FIf.b ss-
81 sa, Nv nlher. A n. 1912 there v-iu Ne
e.uIiil.a 10 the qua iified .,ecto-. - no
rasa',,oI oI ,alorade- for their approv,l or
~ $500. son the following proco-ed Iam -.
the state OF Colorado irityated ~ y.a,,,,a,
49, lhe Initiative and RcSercnJ..,a
, anich initiated petition Contained ,he 50.
her ~ ,oa,, more than the required nu7n
Stale OF Colorado. aulv rer,,,as n -
sr,i nee with the Law snd fI,ed IN ,be
TIC, Tlnnn 81 the Secretary ~ state on ~.
a,r,ant gay of JULY. A. y. 1879. at Il q
nosns n auth1ritr for submitting .ueh r~,s-
law Is feund IN Section I of sr,s..f.-
- ~ tne constitution Of the state ~ 80,
e-prdurn INC ihitihttve ana Ref
r,an i p.op,srd .a law of the State ~ colo
~ ArT TO AMEND .ax ACT tn
. h,N ipE FOR THE AProIyTWrxr az
nr1i,2-rE y HIGHWAY COMMISSION AND
~ ~, inlNG ITS PowrRS Am pI-T1r-S
~ ,.,hIbiNG FOR THF Co<STrr7-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
HEADLESS BALLOT
LAW.


PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE Or
COLORADO. INITIATED BY PETITION
UNDER THE INITIATIVE AND REF
ERENDUM
Notiea is hereby given that st the Gen
eral Election to be held on the Fifth day
of November. A II. 1912. there will he
submitted TO the qualified electors ~ the
State Of Colorado. for their approval or
rejection the following Proposed Law Of
the State Of Colorado Initiated by Petition
under the Initiative and Referendum
which Initiated pefirion contained the sig
natures Of more than the required nun
Der of legal voters - per cent? or the
Srste Of Colorado. duly verified in ac-
corden with The Law. aud filed in the
ofsic- Of the Secretarv Of State on The
TWENTY NINTH day Of JrNE A d
1912. ar II 80 O'Clock A NJ
The authority for submitting such PRO
posed Law is found In Section l nf Article
5 nf the Coosfifutien Of the State Of Colo
r.do. providing for the Initiative and Ref
erendum-
The propas-d Law of the state Of Colo
rndo is as feilov~
An AC7 CONCERNING THE OFFICIAL
NAfyyoT AND THr WrTfTnr ar vfsr-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

APPEAL To THE PEOPLE
FROM DECISIONS OF
THE COURTS.
RECALL OF COURT Dr.
ClS1ONS OF THE
COURTS.
RECALL OF COURT DE
CISIONS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

fRoposED AMENBMENr To tn
uoNsTITuTIoN % TIE STATE Of o.
ahnkAIO. INITIAfFD nv PIT
REFERENDUM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
OHIO BOYS
TAKE HONORS
IN THE BOYS BRIGADE comperl
TIVE DRILLS YESTERDAY.
Company rom Thomson Church
Takes Second Piaee-Inspeo-
ton Today.

The Ohio companies took first hon
ors In he competitive drill at the
Boys Brigade camp yesterday after
noon and the many different forma-
tons and drills OF the companies were
watched with interest by quite a large
crowd OF spectators. The competitive
drill was won by Company Il of the
First Ohio. the company being from
the Presbyterian church at Bridge
port. Company F OF the First West
Virginia. this company being from
Thompson NJ. f. church OF the Island,
took second honors and Company ID
OF the First Ohio. from the Presbyte-
Ran church at Bridgeport, too third
place.
What will prove the most exciting
feature OF the program which the
Boys Brigade has been giving during
the week, Will be given in the form
or a sham battle Thursday afternoon.
A temporary fort will be built on a
hill in sight OF the camp and he
companies will be divided equally into
offending and defending forces. and
although the guns and probably sew
eral small cannon will be used. these
viii be loaded with blank cartridges.
The inspection of the camp will be
made today by Major A~lstaetter and
Captain Mitchell of the United States
army and the comment will probably
be favorable as after a visit TO the
camp on Sunday. the major compli-
mented the officers and privates on
their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
Mrs. Smith, Hir.h cl.i

Mrs Smith Is lucky. She has kept
2 servant for three years. and al.
though the girl has been offered moro
money elfewhere She wont leave Mrs
smith. The girl does all the washiur.
scrubs the floors. does up the lace
curtains. and even washes the boddir~
People wonder why she STAYS az Mrs.
smiths and does 20 much more work
man other girls can be Induced 10 do
until they learn hat Mrs. Smith buys
Easy Task laundry soap. which does
oht-haf he work and makes the other
half easier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect.

Al a meeting OF the directors of the
National Bank OF West virginia. M
Wheeling. specially convened for the
purpose this Tuesday morning. Aug
ust -. 1912. at 1890 o'clock. the fol.
lowing memorial was unanimously
adopted. ordered spread upon the
minutes. and n copy furnished 10 the
family: also that the same be pub.
liShed in the Wheeling daily newspa.
pers.
Hon. Chas. c. Schmidt. late mayor
Of the CITY Of Wheeling. and for many
wears a faithful director OF this bank
having suddenly passed from his
earthly labors into the great beyond.
We. his colleagues and friends. loving.
ly and sadly pay this last tribute TO
his memory.
In every walk Of life Chas. &.
Schmidt vas tried ard not found
wanting. Endowed nv nature with a
genial and communicable makeup. he
had by close application and long ex-
perience gained such business discre.
fion In various lines. as 10 make him
q wise and prudent counselor. Al
ways lust and fair in every transac.
ton. the people not only trusted and
respected. but came to love and honor
him. lie was a loyal citizen. a true
and faithful friend.
\ a director. he WAS ever mindful
Of III" best Interest OF this institution
and gave literally Of his time and
talents to the consideration OF its az.
fairs.
W deeply regret his uniimelv
taking away. and extend 70 his ar.
fiictef and sorclv h~rcaved family our
heartfelt sympathy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
THE MIDWAY AT
The STATE FAIR

Naturally the midway has always
been n OF the features Of the big
West Virginia Exposition and State
Fair. and this year the Pike. az II was
called by many. will surpass that OF
any previous year. both in the mum.
Der Of shows and the class OF exhibi.
ttions. Nothing but good moral and
clean shows will be permitted by Sec.
Rotary Hook on the midway and for
this reason II has grown in favor
among the fair-goers Of this section.
Yesterday work was started in put.
ting up stands and shows along the
midway. BY Saturday the interior OF
the grounds will present a lively
aspect with a large force OF carpen
tiers at work in constructing the
stands and shows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
TALKS TO NURSES
E Q Houtzshn Gives instructions Re.
garding Prevention Of
Tuberculosis.

J. q kouflahu. nold secretary Of
10" National Association Tor the Pre-.
vrniion 81 T-ubercuinsia. delivered ar
'ddress before an audience of nura 4
.l'm This city. Hollalro and Marfiua
CRY Yesterday morning. in tho Assoc.
'laied hariii's rooms in rho Board
~ Trade building
Ih" address was au Instructive ono
ana was greatly appreciated b. the
nurses Mr N~0utsihn spoke at lcnrfh
on t~ub"rcuIosIs and ways off prevent.
INK rs spread After spending q
"''k in ibis city boo fhe interests az
the orranIzlfion. Secretary Houfzahn
leave 'ofaF 'ar Charleston and other
,ifirH Ir ..is state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
HOLY NAME
Society Branch 10 Be Organized a, ST.
Alphonsus' Church Sunday.
Evening.

a meeting Of tho men OF both ron
terences OF St Alphonsus' church has
been called for Sunday evening At 8
O'Clock. ~ which limo another branch
OF h Holy Name Society will be or.
ganized by Rev. Father John Chrlsos.
tomus. Tho two conferences will be-
united into one and the society will
have a membership OF from 200 ~
500.
bishop DOnahuo Las urged he
formation ~ a Holy Name branch In
every church In tho Wheeling diocese
and they are being formed i1 many
OF the towns and cities u the diocese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

ihf Tor d." engagement safurd.v
Hs'H -f'L's are expected. On account
'i ii' great c'mand thor. Will ID. TO
iHiH %. uiual play o.. Wirrh.lf
Hn'iih' "lin"' Of The Fortune Hunt
'r % 't'h, ,ksrs. bramsfI, ,ritirs
ir Sew N"t and Chicago have bro
ga med Ih e only Son o. "the great
H",fi.1n rat and % u.s. believed ma,
I''"l th'HtI'- rorrs Will ARE. in this
. rn' nmat.na.
o. o. sHii t' le e. r~emartniI. STORY
20 o. sons devotion Goo bis mother ana
DEL rarely tlat go much real fresh
iin'r i'@ been woven into 90 play
i''i Tolls such 81 striking story.
800 Toss. Who plays tho f'tir role.
"'i I' f"nI'mler'd Tor his splendid
".ih I" d. Fortun" Hunter and
There Will BOO q ma.In...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
MoMechen Briefs

william Jewett and wife. and Henry
walton and wife o. Richmond. Va. are
pending several days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Settlers. OF Ambridre
- are spending a Few davs vim
friends and relatives in this city.
re" ." poEerty and Harry Aiaurv of
.MoundsVille spenf yesterday with friends
aud relatives here.
John Lash j. las been ~ at his
home on Firth street for the past few
weeks Is slowly improving and is able
L. be- about on tie streets.
'has. Woodburn returned TO his home
N"I' "itrr spending the past ten deys
at Atlantic city.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. stevens. are
spending r. few day, with friends and
RELATIVES at ~FTcsthurs. Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

'i,'t ~ i"'tre 7. g. GHryey attended
the funeral services Of me lafs Nts,or
scfwidt. 90 Wheeling. Yesterday
W i. leiti'ord left this morning for
i.TI'-f"n. where he VIII attend the
Iyfhfao q"
Tie social Fivcn last evcninr iv the
"i The haccahees az th@ FIRM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
HAD Big TIME
o U hundred Children Gwen Boat
Ride last Evening oy
G. W. Creiq.

-Four bundled children had The time
OF their young lives last evening.
when they uoro given q boat excur.
sion ON Tho ohio river Tho affair
was given on tho new steamer tiberfy
hy Mr. o. vs. Groic The evening was
d"Iifhffd Tor 90 ride on rho river and
as 'h"ro Waa t good stare ~ water
fh" boat made excellent time Tho
crowd ioft Tho local Vharf ~ g. O'Clock
and returned shortly after 70 o'clock
Those Wh0 attended were prlncl
paIly from fhe Fairgrounds " the
cltj AMI wor" in charge of Secretary
\ y sinks. Of fhe Associated Char
fi"s and his assistants and Tho dlrar.
tors NJ N' fairgrounds Gee cream.
cake. lemonade and aandwichea wera
served to fho children free of charro.
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CLOSE ON SUNDAY
Postohiee Department Issues order
Afeetino First and Second
Class OHIces

Under the postonice appropriation
act Tor the fiscal year ending Juno
30 1913. 30 is provided that the zen.
trail delivery. carriers windows and
lock bovcs shall be closed ON srraov
and at deliveries by carriers aus
pended tn al first and second cliss
offices iu the country The epe ial
delivery mail. however. viii be de.
trihuicd. and 81 is ordered tha' . SUI.
hcient force shall be- kept on duty ~
handle the special delivery mail
promptly Tho department wishes TO
reduce the sunday work % tho mini.
MUM so that AZ many az the employees
~ pcN-lhle will enjoy a complete day
NJ rest ON sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
knights Held Meeting

Local lodge. knights OF PyIhias held
their regular meeting last evening and
three candidates were initiated. a SOC
ial hour closed the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

AT the principal towns along he v,v
oh the return trip the boys took A
plunge in the swimming pool Al fbe
Martins Ferry Fairgrounds TN.
roads were In excellent condition and
last time WIS made on the trlp th.
crowd returning to this Gig in She
early evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
Motor Cycle Ran on

Roy Spears. well known young man
OF this city purchased a motor cycle a
Few days ago and In trying to get the
machine going. the engine Unexpectedly
started and Spears jumped upon the
seat Coming to the end OF the street he
did not know how to operate II and went
over the bank a distance OF about
twenty feet. He was uninjured but the
cycle was a total wreck and beyond re-
pair.