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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19
FIRM FOUNDATION
FOR DISCLOSURE
Harry Pollock and Wife ARRESTED
Just as They Were Prepan-
ing to skip Out.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. Satisfied
that the foundation had been laid for
complete disclosures regarding the
payment OF money tor promotions in
the police department, the aldermanic
investigating committee was prepared
today to fully investigate THAI side OF
the scandal before continuing further
its probe Of the appointment of unfit
men. Chief Counsel Buckner and his
assistants conferred today and pre-
pared to subpoena men, whose
names have been freely banded
about as graft and promotion money
collectors ever since the present
scandal was precipitated by Rosen.
thals initial attack on Lieutenant
Becker
1t was made certain today that the
aldermanic probers will have to work
carefully unless they intend to embar
rass the John Doe probe which jus
tice Goff is to manage. Although
every witness, with the exception OF
tu5 mayer anu SOllllll6SlOllST w dluO,
have been compelled to file a written
notice of a waiver Of any immunity
that might accrue from testimony
they might give, many of the best
lawyers in the city are skeptical over
whether this waiver would hold in a
criminal proceeding 1t was argued
that immunity was something that
could not be automatically waived,
and that If criminal proceedings were
brought as the result of any ones
testimony, it would probably be de-
termined by the trial court that In
| dictments would not hold. Because
of this fact, Buckner and his assist
ants were proceeding cautiously.
/ A report that influences had beer
brought to bear on Mrs. Herman Ros
enthal, widow of the murdered gamb
Ter, and that she was about to leave
town to prevent being called as {
witness against Lieutenant Becker
was denied at the district attorney
Office today. 1t was admitted tina
she had been closeted with Actin,
District Attorney Moss for some tim,
last night, but Moss was later author
ity for the statement that when sh
was wanted she would be on hand t.
testify.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE OR RENT 1901 Timea, 5
rooms, bath, electric light, cement
cellar. See G. l.. Laws, 81 North
Ninth street.
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WANTED Stripper boy at Ewers'
cigar store, 1920 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

continued to offer time money SPAR
ingly and the rates quoted We're for,
the most part very firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19
Licensed to Wed

George Richard, age 81, and Dora
Wilson, age "a, both of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

BARBER CoLLEGE-Learn barber
trade. Tools furnished, wages paid.
Power City Barber College. % North
Fifth street. Keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE Cheap, three room house.,
good barn, good outbuildings, prac-f
tically all new, in Alexandria, Mo- il
e. Billiard, care Sage Bros, Keokuk~
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FOR SALE-Horse, new buggy and
harness. Enquire 1923 Exchange St.
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WANTED At once, boy aged
about H. T. R. j.. Ayres & Sons.
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oulncyIans Marry Here.

Hugh Mitchell, a prosperous farmer
Of near Quincy, H., and Miss Btta
Berrian, of the same city, were mar
ried in this city yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
Newcomb at his residence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED
Either experienced or willing to
learn; steady work and good pay.
Apply Irwin-Phillips Co. Garment
Factories, Keokuk and Hamilton, Ill.
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FOR RENT One furnished room af-,
ter Sept. % All modern. sos North
Third Bell phone 312-Black
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

WANTED TO TRADE-House and
lot, at Hamilton, for cows, hogs,
poultry and grain Address Mrs.
Pearl Richards, Hamilton, H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE Second hand roll top
desk Elgin Jewelry Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE Five organs, Saturday
only So each. w w Kimball Co..
307 Main street.
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FOR RENT-New seven room brick
house at 712 North Eleventh street,
all modern. Ready October l. z. P.{
McManus.
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Address, stating experience and sal
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room, bath
and gas, gentleman preferred IN,
quire, 1911 High st.
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w Int Column
WANTED.

MANDEL BROTHERS, Chicago, have
openings for number of statesmen
with thorough experience in silks and
velvets; good salaries and permanent
positions for those who can qualify.
Address, stating experience and sal
airy expected, Superintendent Mandel
Brothers Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE Gilbert & Co. second
hand Grand piano 500 Easy terms
if desired. w. w. Kimball Co., 3o7
Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

good salaries and permanent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

18th thorough experience in silks and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE-Radiant Home heater in,
excellent condition Call at 1T17'
Main. Bell phone 34S-Black.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

FOR SALE-Good Security cash req
lister. Will trade for new merchan-i
disc of any kind. Also Hammond
typewriter. Mrs. L. A. H, Wayland.
Mo.
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positions for those who can qualify.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

openings for number of statesmen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19
Brothers, Chicago.

airy expected, Superintendent Mandel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-19

MANDEL BROTHERS, Chicago, have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06
HERE'S REAL Story
OF ENGAGEMENT.
lust How Wilson-Bryan Confer
ence Came 10 Be
Arranged.
IT WAS NOT PREME0iTATE2
President Elect Makes II Clear
He VIII Have No Single
Adviser

Hamilton. Bermuda. December She
story Of how the engagement for the
approaching conference OF President
elect wilson with william J. Bryan
came TO he made was told to-day.
Il seems that Just before AIR. VII
sons departure from Princeton. ana
when he was keeping his destination
secret 70 avoid callers. word came TO
Mr. BRYAN that Mr.. wilson vas COINS
10 Florida II happened that Mr.. Bry-
an already had made plans TO VISIT
Miami. and in writing 70 the President
elect casually mentioned the fact. add
ing that he might drop in some day
II Governor Wilson happened to 10
cate nearby.
The letter was not received By Mr.
Wilson until after he arrived at Hamil-
ton IN reply he said he would oe
pleased 70 meet Mr Bryan on return
ing 20 the United States. T.ils Is the
extent Of the correspondents on that
subject between the Democratic lead
ers since election
The President elect is not permitting
himself TO he troubled over the pro-
auctions of factional differences ar
feeling mis- administrator. He has
made II clear that he will have no sin
gle adviser. His tdea is 70 counsel
with all those who are in a position
70 aid him.
In his hope that Congress will full
I'll its campaign pledges M. wilson
is encourag ed b. his confidence in Os-
car " Underwood. leader of the Dem
ocratic majority IN the House The
Presi6ent-elect frequently has referred
% air Underwood in terms Of praise.
He believes the House leader is the
type Of man who looks upon legisla-
ton from the viewpoint Of the ma
tional good rather than from that OF
sectional advantage.
Mr. Wilson has not permitted ahalrs
Of state 10 dull his sense Of humor
Asked 10 sit IN chair at local
shop. which is said 10 have been oc-
cupied by President Cleveland ana
President HAYES. the President-e!ect
obliged AS he rose one OF the party
ASKED
Did you feel any sensation
No" was the reply. I guess they
forgot TO turn on the switch
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9fftfngs

STATED COMMUNICATIONS
No. Temple Lodge. No. ?. A. ?. q
~A NJ. viii be held In tire va
sonic Temple THIS (Fritsyl EVE
MING a. 80 o'clock
Members OF sister lodges aad tran.
sieut brethren are fraternaily insiteo
20 unite win u.
ALEX y. ARCHER.
secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06

ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this 5th day OF December A
1912. on reading the petition ior ois-
charge of the bankrupt. IL Is
ordered BY the court that nearlns
be had upon the game on tne Il n
DAY OF JANUARY. A D 1919. pc
fore said court. at Richnond, N saIc
district. az IL o'clock noon; and that no.
rice thereof be published in The times,
Dispatch. e newspaper printed IN SAN
district. and that all known creators
and other persons IN interest may aP
pear al the said time and place anu
snow cause. II any they have, WY
ire prayer Of the said petitioner snouio
not De granted 49,.
And II is further ordered BY TIE
court that the clerk shall SEND ny
mail 10 all known creditors copies
~ said petition and this order. al /.
dresSed to them at their places OF
residence. as stated -1xrr~-D
Witness the HONORABLE EDAuSD
WADDnL JR.. Judge Of the salo
court ard The seal thereof az Ricn-
-7ood. IN said district. on the sth oss
~ December. A =. 1917.
JOSEPH T. BRADY.
,e.,t, Clerk
,trSSRs WILLIAMS e MULLEN.
Attorneys for Bsnkrup,
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SO5 w. Main Street


The 10 fronts 20 T-I7 feet ~ Main
STREE BEGINNING AZ point hfiv te-t
eiEht inches west OF the western inter
section Of Main and Laurel streets. run =
nfnx thence wesrwsrdlv ana froEunS
-, ~ sorfh is-e 81 Main Street twenty
feet seven inches and runnlns back
two hundred and one feet 70 q twerf' b
foot alley. being bounded on me WeSt
By an aliev in common three feet niEe
incsss vide II Is commended - 81
Investment. -.
Terms. ors-thfrd cash. balance IN
eauai PAYMENTS. six. twelve anl eisnt-
cen m ,nths from date OF sale. deere,
rayr,cufs TO bear per cent intere>t'
fi-ie - be retained urtil ali the pur
chase moaey r. paid and q convcyancs,
ordered pv the court or al essh- ~
'''- CHARLES ? FORD.
Commissioner
I -.-rify that the bond required ~
ths above decree q the SEGA eoIn
-ssssls-er rss Been duly given
over undsr ny hand this "a dsF
% y ,verreer. 1872 -
Tes,s. CHARLES o. sAVILI.E
sscau.e % ineismsncy OF the
wesfhsr. the above advertised tsie u
'oa'' fsfpSY pEcENBER sTH.
srrTrS 3 sLokE
KAwxrxs na srsoHp.
Aaero1sszs
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Professional prIp lUanteb

TEACHERS FOR fCKAL. GRA6E6
high schools and colleges throughout
Southeast for Januarv openings
many direct calls: services guaran-
teed SHERIOAN'S AGENCY. Green
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Especial 70 The Times spatch-]
Frederfckshurg. Va, Decemoer s.
Mr and Mrs William T Hudson, 81
King George County, announce the ap-
preaching marriage OF their daug hter'
Miss Eunice Kirk Hudson, to Ernest q
Foster. Of the came county. the cere-
nony 10 take place AZ Montague Bap-
list Church. in King George County. or
TUESDAY. December Il. az o'clock P
NJ
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spIifttors anp ssIfsmfn

WASTED sxPEsfExcEp CLOAK
en6 suit salesman for Southern YER
~fforv. one that has slreadv covered
fre South ? man with esre olishe1
t~ade prefersnle Write = LITTMAS
a CO. SIS Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa
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Gxefutibe aosiff
NOTICE

NOTICE.
rrFa. TAKE NOTICE THAT TIE
unferasneS. being he executor.
cua.sred according % the Avs ~
conrscticut. % Mary Mcc. wooster.
ds~eased who. e. Tire tine % Der
death. sas domiciied IN Deep River.
ccnn.ctlcut. ard who has 20 personzl
Representative qualified 81 snen VITA
A., fhis stat viii. On the 1th cay
- Aorn. 1878. move the Court q
Hustinxs OF the city Of RICHMOND
sfats 81 virginia. % erts~ A order
dfrectinz the transfer % t~e1ty-rEc
(1,1 shsrss % stock % the Soffolk
pafiuav and = Eht COMPANY. . cor-
parafion created under the laws e
fhs state Of virginia, ,ow stAcftn9
ar the books % the $40 ccr11D4
sIca 4, the name OF Nay Nee.
Woo<-sY. .. ire Ccne>ctic1f xFyss
ara e.fs Dsrosit ccnp<ry. 81 Mart
ford. con1ecticut. ~ rlstse-
4 ,. HrccKx
xxA<z<8 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06

In the matter OF No. llss.
EDWARD W BEDFORD. In
Bankrupt 'Sankruptcy
IN THE DISTRICT cOURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creitors Of EDWARD w. RED
FORD. of Richmond. in the County or
Henrico and district atoresaid-sank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that On TIE
elST DAY OF OCTOBER. A d. 1871. tne
said EDWARD W. BEDFORD was duly
-djudicated bankrupt. and that the frst
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my once. rooms Nos see and seq.
American National Bank Bu'ldins,
Richmond. Va. on the nth DAY or
DECEMBER. A. D. 1912. at 10 o'eleck
In the forenoon. at which time the SAID
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine tne
bankrupt and transact sccn otner
business as may properly come BEFORE
THOS 3 SyEAD.
Referee IN Bankruptcy
December 5. 1872
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l1efr. eas.k ARP frmaIs

e62S ~7ffEFs @LEf ia FtBtIEa
your SONGS J VIE rrgti~ 5ne VcI9s
T.-.rr loo sf-icfi- rcrrce nfizi
poNkLD = GARRISON. Music = 4e-
Iisher. DAYTON. Va siso New Hofk
w oEFN-cET GOVERNMENT
fobs. SO week Write i-1rediately
<or lfst u positions cren. FEAcsk-
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept as W.
Ttor1esfer - Z
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COMM SsIONERS SALE
BY AUCTION

P,rsuan, 20 decree OF the Chsncery
Court Of the city OF Richmond. Va I
will sell at public auction. on the p-cH1-
iseS. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER :.
at 80 o'clock p 81.
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Bankrupt Rutires

n THE DISTRICT Court OF TaE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
r, ,bs r.,+.r Of No.1l2s.
HUGH T. NELSON,
Bankrupt. banhEuplNS'
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SITUATIONS Insntfn, 5rmsIf

xPERfEN cED sTEN,f.Haf.a :. =.
with kncviefEe - socfksep.rz -
sires position N generri calce /. CT
Addr~fs a 500 care Iirle-- l.sf avn
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R0tffes

IT GIs BEEN forHb HEcE2sGRY
TO buy and properly equip the Home
for Homeless and Dependent Colored
Children. located a. 1913 Taylor
street. known as the working No-
mans Industrial Home and Dsy
Third street July. 1910. In order 20
make the purchase and make the
home perpetual We must appeal 10
the generous public for nelp All m
terested In this work can help BY
contributing freely through the mite
uted. which vii be called Tor BY
colored committee. wearing a badge
with the words "chiidrens Home
printed upon II. or contributions can
be sent direct 20 Mrs. J. Gavin ste" =
art. treasurer OF rhe building fu1d.
VIII be 100 small 10 aid Please %
not give money TO am ono except
. member Of the soliciting com nit
tee wearing the badge.
This work IS approved ~ Governor
Mann Mayor Ainsi.e Or. J. 7 Mas
lin Rev james Bdchan4n. Judge
RICHARDSON. and committee OF Ia
dies.
The work Is aiso Endorsed by the
Colored Minister Conference % the
city The following compose me
members Of colored co,nnlittee for
crawford Mrs Adelaine THOMPSON.
Mrs Harriet Page. Mrf Matte he -
IN Miss Jossrhins II. Pride. Mlss
Hunter.
PETEP PoIs PEAS. INDIVIDUAL
cans l5c MONROE GROCERY CO.
3iS Wet Bread
CARPENTERS WORK PSOMPTLf
attended TO- good work and lo"
prices also iine shaftias pnt up ms-
chinery adjusted: ~ enty Years *
perience Address CARPENIEf
1897 TAYLOR street. cit.
VANITY. THE PUBLIC TO Know
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewelers.. 81
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN I+is.
LATEST STILES Old geld snd
silver always taken in exchange.
SYTTHFTvr HIN MONROE GRO
Gerry CO Phons Monroe asi or
3ss
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Santruut Rptirf8

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
| CREDITORS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06

GROVE AVENUE CORNEf NEAh
Rozeneafh ROAD ia feet deep SO.
Act quick.
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~ sfvFS foosfs SO sTx Rooms
new ara Modern. sss i-s per month
EPPs, EpPs 4 CO.
FOR TF~T. FLA1 POUR Rooms. zio
Nest lsrshan Street
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Kral csfaff lnantfn

frfYorFT1Ads Win j. 4 con-
NELLY 4 CO Write postal Ter
xscesssry b.ankA
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LIGHTY ACRES, HANOVER COUHt i >
about one-qusrter mile road froht on
Te.Agraph Road and about elsh,
miles from Richmond. dwelling ana
harms considers bic timber Faftl
anxious 70 sell. The best pEopos 'i'il
ever offered to any one looking io4 4
gocd farm Price - oOe- i.
WALKER s co. Real Estate ana III
sGrapce
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auefion 5aIfs, Jrture Daps

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, NO
5I5 CATHERINE STREET. WITH
lot s4.6xl00 FEE1 TO AN ALLEY
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Anprosching Marriage.

was the reply, I guess they
TO turn on the switch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

special invitation t. also extended 20
al who are Interested ln Pastor Rus
sells sermons ln TIE newspapers and
studies ln tie scripture in six soil
uues seats az entirely free and 40
collections are taken up az an of TIE
meetings
trinity EvarreI cal Lutheran church.
1888 EoT street. e. T.. Ritter. pastor
SUNDAY school sunday morning 9
O'CLOCK CaterUstleai class Monday even
irE o'rlock Preaching services Mon
day evening s.is o'clock Cordial lntl-
tntfon Co a.
TIE t.raf Spiritual churrh Will hold
services lu fts Df1 Fellows IuiI Suuda y
March .ttn. 90 t.ao O. u. Rev g. "
War. pastor rrf medium Lecture FOL
loves with spirit mefsaEes Al are vel
come
church 40 gfrlst Hefrue Tsbernari-
building South street tFlaI Lord 3
IfHs services 1N rH r HihIa lesson
faf NuIInfE'ara fff. "harfrr Cnn1man-
iar ssr.lrs DO e. rn All aef-ou~
ulfaf.Hu service rest EIrfat morn
irE af ID urlu.a In 600 uHnrf 80 Trade
A.Her.ffr Room services HU Rev Hos
srf A Teass W haf Del tfr Matter WIZ
f. 'uur. nerr Violin solo ~ Miss
20 .a.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
FIRST PERIOD IN Big
CONTEST ENDS AT 9P.M,
District Seven.
Miss Daisy coodhue. ...... 5000
District Eight.
Miss Kate Stephens. ......2 e,45c
District Nine.
Miss Nellie M. Patton. AZ e25

This Is the last day OF the frs,
period OF the Intelligencer's Big
European Tours voting contest.
No subscriptions will be accepted
after 9 o'clock tonight from con.
testants living in Wheeling to count
according to the first period schedule
of votes and on the diamond rings
the highest schedule that will be used
during the contest.
Contestants living in outside dis.
tricts will receive the first period
count II they mail their subscriptions
tcom their respective postoffices 70.
night. Letters bringing in subscrip-
tons from the outside districts. must
bear March % postmark. This Is one
of the rules of the contestant all
lntelligencer contest rules are carried
out to the letter.
The wise candidates will make the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
BOOSTING STATE
Secretary % state ssrds raets %
Foreian conssisr OHicss 81
west virginia


ru-rfrf rfrraf.. f. 90 frfsIrfrrrr=r
rHhRfFsONT ~ Va Warrh g.
secretary 20 state Reed has
iaunrhrd upon camuaIrn adtrrfIa
irr fha state End go resourree bats
haa hrcn complied and rrrf fu aI
frrfirn consular Offices rrrrrruInE
rrsourras drteiupmanf population
and similar fnrfs fie mentions THAI
there are Goo 01H farms in fta state
of an average az 900 arres each. thaf
there is eleven million srrss OF coal
land p h1f miles 81 railroad ln 81
raiiroad systems and 81 street rail
way systems iic also duelis uuon
The fact that fhe taH rate is A. cents
on The 500 the lowest In a. states
and thar there are SIS coal mines
producing tf9e1P.52f worth az fuel
while The lumber pfudlred is valued
81 tt5.oUu.UJ0. Agricultural produo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
SERIOUS Ftopfr occuRs
~ eRSNTowN lsoUsE

erer si fHars o. fhs frfeffir~rrsf
'.tANTWoW. rs Va March g.
A. a result of a hir rrhf which occar
red yesterday Afternoon at Grsntou q
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af no Fiuharfr toarfIrr horss. -
haifhrss syrian. is Del coca 30
r.taI ulft a hruErr ~ ara haffr IT.
iurei staIG ard FarrF y Rruoks. 90
Amrricar. u iu laI barred aift -
sauf afh intent to tiI and uarranfs
are uuf fnr thr-c other men % N
same charge
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NOTICE TO ouT-oF-TowN
CONTESTANTS.

To all contestants living out
side OF the city OF Wheeling the
Intelligencer wishes TO state
that all subscriptions mailed In
envelopes bearing the postmark
OF Saturday. March %. will be
credited as irst-period business.
counting for the highest vote
given during the contest. all
NEW subscriptions counting on
the Diamond Rings. Con-
testants should learn from their
postmasters how late letters
can be mailed TO receive the
Saturday postmark. then work
up to the last minute allowed
them and get their letters with
subscriptions in the mails in
sufficient time. This Is done to
give the out-oftown contestants
as nearly equal chances with
the city contestants as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

Many sufferers from rheumatism
nave been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded bv
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EVERYBODY ADVISED TO TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF HIGH VOTE
SCHEDULE.
Miss Alice MeCord. Miss Kate Fry and
Miss Lulu c. Efaw Are New
Leaders To-Day.

'Wo WV Cnsperons entereo the Big
Race Yesterday-To-Dsy Will Be
Banner Day Of the Contest.
TO-DAY'S LEADERS.
Chsperon.
Miss Mary Deseh. ..... sc, 300
District One.
Miss Mae Woods 1866
District TWO.
Mise Genevieve Ewing. - go, $50
District Three.
Miss Alice Mecord. go, 1870
District Four.
Miss Lulu c. Efaw .28,t25
District Five.
Miss eess Myers. .3o,45o
District Six.
Miss Kate Fry. 1865
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From the Creek to the north side of Forty eff
Candidates Name and Address
DISTRICT FOUR.
Benwood. McMechen Moundsviilc and G,enca
Candidates Name ard Address
DISTRICT FIVE.
Votes
cHAPERoN DISTRICT.
Contestant.

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