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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Those who opposed the laying of switch
tracks In the lower business section of
the city. particularly the Union Pacific
tracks up Jackson and Howard streets.
have those very same tracks to call
responsible for the many big factories
that have located there In recent months.
The last factory TO pick that section
was the skinner Manufacturing company.
makers OF maearoni. when the lot was
purchased a few days ago at Fourteenth
and Jackson streets. This move marks
the erection Of the third industry In
that section since the Union Pacific
switch tracks were laid. The lot was
bought from the McCague Investment
company for 10000. the tracks undoubt-
eddy adding much to make that value.
The skinner Manufacturing company
is home industry a little more than
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
HE feeling against ha

He feeling against having liv-
ing rooms in the basement or
attic no doubt arises from the
fact that Easements and attlcs
are usually left in the rough.
and do not present a very In.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Mr.. CLAUSEN'S BOOK
1.-THE Art, Science and Sentiment
Of Komsbuilcing."

Thirty chapters, 500 illustrations.
II covers . wide range Of subjects
intending the planning or bunga-
lows, suburban and city homes,
costing from $4,000 TO $4,000, let
ing contracts, choosing materials,
proper design Of entrance, win:
edition. Price, postpaid. $500.
Address, Arthur @. Claussn,
Architect, ll3e-37-3s Lumber Ex-
change. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

The legislative committee OF tho Real
Estate exchange is In quandary over
the communication recently received from
the Denver exchange, favoring the bill
framed for passage In congress TO lay
aside icoo.cce acres OF land in each of the
western ststes--the land to be cold and
the proceeds used In lettering the roads.
Some are afraid that should this be
done, SPECTATORS will get in the game
and get q corner on these lands This
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

And in the future are other deals
which may be directly brought about by
the lure Of switch tracks. Both the
Henry & Alien company and T. @.
NorthwalI & Co, are contemplating eight.
story warehouse buildings Just west Of
the corner Of Eleventh. and jackson
streets Both companies have an eye on
the advantages OF these switching faellI.
ties.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Our Fireproof Storerooms Excel

II you are planning to go away for the sum
msr on an extended trip, our ftrsproof stor-
age offers tbs most acceptable place for the
sAfekesping of your furniture. We have In
diviaual storage, which keeps each consign-
msnt Of furniture separate. Our prices are
reasonable and the service we render the best
ohtainable.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

A. regular meeung % The BOARD ~
N"Hiii--lyHrt Of the County of ohio
tober. 1912 the foilIWinE places 10
vuting precincts ia the various mAgis-
terra .i~ttict throughout the county
We're established hy tne said board:
MASHINSTDS DISTRICT.
o., if-sinct ~. Mrs. J. faliand. NO.
Freeing, 10. &C Murphys tea
ator". 80 az2 Main street
Precinct So. 3-N. *. Wilson office
No. 80 Main street
shop. No Il sixth street
Precinct %o. -kiutelbergers barber
shop. 80. 90 Main street
Precinct 80. 5-Tlllip Winters tailor
hop. $50. sss Main street
Precinct SO. 7-Armbruster . bakery
No -"i Market street
Precinct so. s"ttso. y. rettlcord's
vail PAPER store. No. $50 Market street.
Precinct so. Mrs 81 r. strauss
Nu 1893 Mc'ulluch street
Precinct 80. lU.-phiiIpinc Schneider.
Nu. 49, Mctoliocr street
Precinct No. IL Fulton hose house
MADISON DISTRICT
fteciuct Ne RI r Moore. No. 500
rrecin,t No > Charles Adams. 80.
eos broadway.
Precinct 40 3-Johu ValIoure. No %
Precinct NJ. island hose house.
lIe' net 40. O. Midway club. 80. :
Precinct ~. Louis Meyers. ~. 80
k"utu, IS street
Precinct ~ 7-Gaiiaher.s grocery.
corner - Huron and Sew jersey.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Precinct ~. l-K Moran. 30. 10
Eleventh street. -nd noor.
Precinct No. sands block. SO. 50
Precinct SO 3-Frank Cumberland.
y. 81 conner Morrow alley and Elev-
suth street
Precinct 80. 4-Gertrude sauers. 80
= Twelfth street. End floor
Precinct ~ carroll club
Precinct 80. Martha Yates. No
I-tis Fourteenth street
Precinct No. AIRS Robert Britt.
NJ. i"s Fourteenth street
Precinct So s-IHuiel Briugmau.
So 1916 Mc'olioch street.
TNION DISTRICT
Precinct 81. Jos GiboO. No 1912
ttaulIr- street
Precinct So G-Geo. - St Meyers
Precinct ~ "a kalteubach. cor
Nor sixteenth ami EoG street
Precinct $50. Harriet Jones' No.
$500 Jacob street
Precinct SO Mary c. swick No
ItIs Jacob street
Precinct 80. -Nelle DeuuiSou. So
Precinct y" Prank smith. SO.
!t1N wood street
frssir.' Nu N-kafhcriu" Meder. 30
r-er.nrt So g. East End Athletic
Cub ~ D., Eighteenth street
Precinct SEQ lN q UarlFs tpbdugHs
corner Alley Do and Enn street
CrNTHE pICTRICT
Precinct So. 1910 Market street
Precinct 40 20. -lsl Main street
Precinct So. $50. ---f Market
precinct No. So. 2l2s Market
PRECINCT so $40 2ai7 Marsa-
Precinct 80 6 SO. 2au chapiIre
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roots 'smish. loosen and die: then the
hair falls out fast
n your hair has been neglected and
ls thln. faded. dry. scraggy or too
OILY conf hesitate. but get ascent
bottle ~ knoVlton's Ianderiue a. any
cruz store OF toilet counter. apply a
Nttle a. directed and ton minutes AFTER
YOU viii say This was the best invest
mont Won ever made
We sincerely believe. regardless Of
everything else advertised that " YOU
desire soft lustrous. heautisrI hair
ann lots ~ i'-no dandruf no itching
scalp and no more falling hair you
must use knoVlton's Danderine n
eventually-why not now 4 .5-cent
bottle all truly amaze YOU
A1Eerffseruarf
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HH
~ -, 10 .',r1lh - tsia sireei-
.-iii" .tr' % rw~nfN
N-,,-iio.r -. .a~ 'i
slrT'i
Precinct Ne. J.
from Zee middle lrr 30 -U.~tk.
..ta .tf~.i 2" rti do .r- .f Tv --t1
- n street .ra f.Hu rt-. east 3D.
~ l-4~ -i-r 90 ~ ...iu. n z-r-~t
TNcfncr Ho. 4
Prom 20. u.f.ir ..1. ~ l.,e-fy -.'srts
str--f @r1fr s. rtsl.. .-. 30 r.--t,-
Second street aus fr.-. -.r-r .a-. 10
m.1dl- line 'f -a.'7 street
Preclnc- NO. 5
Prom middle .r. .s T..rs,. .,-I
street and fr1r Da-o r.t-l as, Z, sr-
t.f =e-firt os .hfrt. --....st..t AMI -t --t
iifta sires- "'' '''''
Prsc1nc4 No q
Prom tie 'rrfr- ~ -; TA.r,,.-....-.t
street sogtr - ts- ccute- line - rhl-t,
second street ana froru m. .-r...- l-r.
j .,,,.. st-.-, 80. q. ~ gen'e. ire ~
.s from me fftff- ltn"
~ IhifiN-s .on4 -tr'et on Ne oii1c-
s'''3st l'.t o. a4iN one r-a. wc..t IN
tten st-',.. uo-'' .a M.ys-on street 20
N'if.ii stree. -t-t .l Merritt street t'
M'. "'l",h street n"rA rom tns center
80, ~ Scf;tt; s'i"'t O. TwsHty. ylsa 90
vs. from M.ro.oea street Go jacob
street
- Precinct Nc. ?,
rors,i.oni I'M. -.l'a Oh eorpo,a'ioa line
81. ...tf N'rA HlA w atN ~ A.A
.,n- 20 enter in- ~ MgDoioch
sIE"t "h hifi} -flftA street. north On
Aie''li'ea stLe-t 20 CAldWelrs ran.
Precinct No. 3.
Tom center of MoHstnu street. on
norm On eorr5ra'.en line t. d.s;ris, Inc.
:. ~ .'t A47l4t 'l 4lhf- To teutNT line or
~ 9A9D street. -'-th un center line
81 v..' -tfe.t g. CENTER ifue -
,httf me ~ MOI -''r street. south on
-''f 7f'" HNf''' 10 'a.i" riiS run.
RITCHIE DISTRICT
Precinct Nc. \
From middle line OF Tuirfv-firfh street
{" middle line II Thirty-SiNth street and
from Ohio river east % .DrIo-afIuu lime
Precinct No. 2.
From the mldJI. line 90 Th.rfN-sfxt.l.
street 20 middle line OF Thirfv-Sevenft.
strevt and from ohio river east t1 ,nr-
Iufatlon line
Pr.rt,c, ~
t,..-Y, ,,.tgi, - = .
str-.t ana fror, o., ,,,.., .,yss
lor..ti.n I'M. ''
pr..tr.. ~
Iron, 49,. -
street d, niiiif- I, ~. q, niuli.
street ana .,1-,, ,,,,.. %. F"i = -Ill,t
fs..raft.r .Ir. Nv w
pr.c.,c, ~
From rulr--- -. .rht..,.-..,..t
street Co. rr'fu. r. ~ -, - 80.
street. and from .+ 10, go, -. 80
pofatlon line '7- '' '''
x.,-..
From ut,iii. 49, - 80, - ,.,., etc.,,
O., r1lt.I.il.. No. e. e.. ~, .t. ~ s'i''t
from ohio fl,. .a.f ~, ,'.r,,-,t'., IN an
p.o,ro. , '"'a'''" 4i''.
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FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP 5C "DANDERINE"
FALLING HAIR At oncE-o ROWS -Aia, prove

n you care FOR heavy hair. that
glistens with beauty and be- radiant
With life. has an Incompatible soft
ness and Is funny and lustrous YOU
must use Danderine. because nothing
else accomplished 50 much for the
hair
Just one application - KnoNlton' .
Danderin-- will double me beaut, ~
your hair, besides it Immediately dis
solves every particle 81 dandTun. YOU
cannot have nice. heavy. healthy hair
n you have dandrur This destructive
scurf robs the hair Of its lustre. is
strength and It's very life. and n not
overcome n produces a feverishness
and itching OF the scalp. the hair
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o. very tiny, being
attached TO the
waist and collar az
their edges and can
be omitted II the
open neck IS liked.
The collar itself is
a The Directors
order and the long.
plain sleeves also
suggest that period.
bu the entire
costume belongs to
to-day The pretty
kirt is made IN
Two PIECES that are
cvcriapped m place
a bs1rg seamed
and the blouse
mcans only shout
der and undcr-arm
ee1ms 20 be seVed
up. although the
sleeves are stitched
f0 che armhoieA
The slightly raised
waist line ron
finues 90 d. much
worn and u -
fashionable when
booming. but Il a
belt ar girdie suits
che figure better.
the skirt should be
rut 1T 90 fhe
nafursllirc There
scrms something 4
a fcnienct toward
trimming IRE high
line i1 place II
making % as in-
visible - possible
and fhta skirt fa
ped vith velvet
a.t.e often a mar
rYw hf'f or g.r,I's
bel added over tho
edge Such a irrea
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MashIna,on pl.irlet.


The appointments are 49, follows
Washington District.
Precinct No Judge Harry =
EnRle. Louis Zoeckler. John Habber
held. challenger. Fred Weaver. I'D
hcClaichley
Precinct No 2-Judges l. ! Miller.
'. J. Korn. sam webb. challengars.
e Moore. William Backus.
Precinct IA. Judge. 7 a. West.
plyer. John - Garden. Alex Hood .
shallengers. %. J. Dailer. Anthony
sweeney
Precinct No f-Iudges. Jesse II
Miller. John Henry. David Deioe
challenger. Earl j. {NItz; John
Browning.
Precinct No Judges. Harry A
Fuchs. J u. Brennan. Max Teufel.
challengcrs. y. ! Gaus. Clark Haynes.
Precinct No. s-Judges. George J.
hathison. Ffdelius Reis'er. John Nc.
,ahon: challengers. =. l. Miller. John
hcQuay.
Precinct No. Judges. Harry ".
Schamhra W. 6 Haudlan Thomas
Ball. challengcrs Joseph Welty. Frank
Stanton
Precinct No S-Henry f. Weisger.
her. !. G. Hannah. g. ". Kinsey. chal.
lcngers. Albert Caps William Riddle
Precinct No Judges, Harry J
Hague. James McFaddeu. owen Sui
livan. challenEers. W. \. Roth. John
Reynolds
Precinct No iO-Iudges William J
Colts. George Z. Bayha. William Gov
ert; challcngers. Herman krcutzer,
Robert Cole.
Precinct No tl-Judges. John n
IaZcar Daniel Reeves Curtis Rice:
challengers. Conrad Orth. a c. Wag
ner.
Madison District.
Precinct No ] Judges. John Loo
mis-. William MacMiller. a. Pofeu
harger. challcugers. Louis G.. Lane
J. n. Shaffcr
Precinct 40 Judge. T. Lee
Wood. John Daley. 4 J.. Frank. chaI.
lenEcrs. Louis ~ Stacker Thomas Nc
Granular
Precinct so 3-Iudees. j Ross
l.af John - Falloure. g. VI. Eng
land. chaiIcngcrs. W. b. Lukens
Harry Eounell
Precinct No. Judges. \. = Med
Icy. j. \ Taylor. ~. &. Hunter. Chal
lengers. j % Schroeder. W. r. Don
ADDISON.
Precinct 40 Judges. Charles
Lynn. d. \ EckloG. G.. D. Vernon
challengers. \. g. QUAINT. H. G.
Meyer
Prccinct No. e-Iudges. Thomas
Moore. W Il Dorsey. Gene Muhlc
man. challengers. Victor Sauvagoct
Precinct No. Judges. Philir
Wagenheim. C. B Whiteselle William
g Schennerlein. challengers. ID. ID
Tucker. I'D. Whitehead
Clay District.
Precinct No. Judges. G. " Nc
MILAN. r b. Carney. George ". Ere
aa
Thomas Mclaughlin
Precinct No. Judges Edward
Ccnmdn. u. NJ smith. Peter Bducn
berger. chuilengcrs. Reed Frazier
Samuel Dcialpaiue
Williams. Daniel Hunt. Dominic con
neil. ChalienEcrs. Clarence Peterson
Nathan Krals
Precinct No. Judges. William
Jones. + Shaughnessy. +. ~ Ste
yens challcngcrs. Earl Jones, Jane.
Duffy
Prociuct so. Judges w p
Deem. vs.. T. Lear. John Murray
Challengers. Frank Hebout. W. D.. coz
Precinct 80 s-Iudccs Harry Hal
Tor. ~. w Campbell Phillip Bornhart
chall"urcrs James Richard-. Jane.
Gallagher
rreciuc' 40. Judges. Conrad
Miller. Joseph Couu.han. 4 ! Sci
forth. challengers. James Wlner. Cor
Mcnamara
PRECINCT so S-Iudgcs. Henry Eich
cuhcrE George Nlu. Bernard Schrad
or. challenger. Harry Lucas. Carer
Norman.
Union District.
Prociuct So l.Iudce- q * Judge
Christian Dek'i. u % Merchant chat
'rnrcrs. j.. B Allison William Brink
man
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SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE.

IT., making paurak.- BOO O. pitcher -
f.t Hs.. I." share HrH that egg
cater rte in NIGEL, De ia much easier
O. rnr- dt~s.flN FROM ttls pitcher on 90
f'... rr.1Il.. instead ~ 'rIltnr fhe batter
suf OF % bowl
When 'Iniug up" lac. curtains FOLD
..r I.u-fhvavs nv1 starch tho edges
only 200 'his wHv an economy IN sta-rh
.- effected the curtains look better and
?. OBJ dl NOT -H 4uishi1 wclr into holes
a- Sc hon sfarctei all nve~.
Smoke from % lamp ur gas often soils
,.. .u. DO urr parfirUl7- SPOT while
80. r,~t remains l.HutifaHt white u be-
.r-tfu. 't know That sHIlr1 ceilings
e.t.-,I Dos lamp anI ga~ Will Dot" reuder~i
Jess conspicuous ~ rubbed over with Dry
llfIuE
WH.r buvlru window shades set m
extra rrIr ~ catches 1'.f one set 1t tho
.,uaf r,lsr.. th. other about foot lower.
fn cold weather hang f.. shades on tho
lower catches ami leave ire window
down FROM tHr fnr This GIN'S perfect
vent ..1'.sr .rI prevents th" shades from
blowing about.
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DAILY FASHION ALKs
BY may MANToN
THE FASHIONABLE STRIPES.

A IL striped and
~ intensity the efec; u
fashions Il silk
al a
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lengers. Walter Morrison. Edward
I Smith.
Webster District
+ Precinct No. l.--Iud.srs. Mike Gro
gan. Howard Lane. Frank Schroeder.
/ challengers. steve Deyinney. Frank
+ Finnegan.
/ Precinct No 2.-Judges. William
Beneke. Edward knowles. John Loire
+ challengers. Charles Prettyman. John
Wees
{ Precinct No. 3-Judges. Charles
/ Kramer. George Weisgerber. Thomas
! Dorsey. challengers. Howard Gowdy.
/ Joseph Kistler.
b Precinct No. Judges. Clarence
/ BigPs. Theodore Wagner. Harry Rose
! challengers. George Spar. Denny
! Long.
Precinct No. 5-Judges ". W Nc
/ MILAN. Henry Gartley. John Devlin.
! challengers. John McCready. James
/ Frederick
Precinct 40. G-JudEes. George
. Canoe. Patrick Howley. Nike Mul-
3 larkey. chalienGers. Peter Merg.
: Thomas McGinty
I Precinct No. Judges. Sidney
Lewis. Harry Sauvegeot. William Nh
, lnrkey. challengers. Erwin Gramllch.
| Elmer Mullarkey.
! Precinct No. S-Judges John Mersh-
rod. Michael Mulroy. William Bau-
( man. challengers. Oswald Hiidebrdnd.
John Hall.
Rtehe District.
! Precinct No Judges. James
Wagner. John Flanagan. Henry Brim-
son. chailenRers. Nat Mountford.
William Ehrle
Precinct No. Judges William
Hnoke. James Campbell Charles
iFrahcll challencers Jacob Boz
'wingcr. John Wilbert
Precinct No. Judges. l. F. Nolte,
James Flanagan. W. Il Casey. chal-
lenEers. Elmer Lock. Charles Bremen.
Precinct No. Judges. ". G. Arm
brccht. Henry Lewedag "a Bentze a.
challengers. Harry Johns. Harry
Briese
Precinct No. Judges. Adam flo-
Eccker. Henry Reuter-. Joseph Arkle.
.Challengers. O. j Morrison. Edward
Brady.
Precinct 30. G-Judgcs William
Hercules. William Bounds. John
Kahn. challengers. Herman Menu.
Ian cain.
Precinct 40 Judges. William
HESS. T.. b Fisher John Ellis chal-
'I,ngers. W C.. Never. James Craig
Precinct No Judges. James Ham
wond. August Macklin Joseph
Ilumes. challcngers. Oscar Schrebe.
Thomas Dousherty.
Precinct No. Judges. Charles
NCgclsang Walter Miller. y. = KEN
Per. challenEers. Louis Atweil.
james Hastings
Precinct 80 lo-Iudges. .. =
Render. VI. \ Marble SIMON Bofp
.chalIenEcrs. ". C. Murriu. h Simp.
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One Democrat. Republican ard Non
Partisan Judge Named for Esch
Precinet-Chsiiense Named
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COM MISSIONERS
COMPLETE LIST

JUDGES AND cHALLEnoERs AP.
POINTED FOR THE ELECTION.
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RIcHLArD DISTRICT.

l'rinriI- uu tht ohio river 90 tU-
:uut OF Tenth street. thence rl-fHHr.ilv
with center iinr or Tenth street Hui WITH
said iiu" Irnluu4sd Co. TIE southwest core
ufr % " liam W-lshHu- farm. thence
with ~nut.'f.y and etef"rlN bHIu.iar 90
90 said farm Co the f'Ir~uulI farm.
thence with fI. line hsfw--. the Par
shall and MARTINS farms. NariIur and
thinner brothers farms. Wm. a. Nfrn-
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Cerk-Mr sapis On complains m Afs
letter that be IL NOT hearing anvthine
further shout his suit
taeyer-send him q biIL-Fiisesnas
Blasttar.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
MEET In WHEELING
CONVENTION WILL co INTO sEs-
SION NEXT WEEK AT
CARROLL CLUB.
). 9. ciHeo. Of This City. 10 President
Interesting Program
10 Arranged.

The second annual convention 81 the
Associated Photographer 81 West
Nlrginis wtn be held 81 the Carroll
TnIh. Oct"hcf p. ~ and ~. according
o. announcement hy its president. J.
= Glnen. - his cts.
The program throughout will ON
sist % business matters "wednesday
m0rning Trssidct gincn will deliver
an address - welcome and the re-
spouse viii be made by g. ~ Towlcs
~ the Hammer Dry plate
Sidney Allen Inc famous artist and
writer viii dflivef an address on
"The Relation ~ AFT 90 Photographs
ThursdaN N Harry Fell. -
tho EastmHt Kodak viii
speak on 'sslesmanshtp ~ the ar
tcrnoor. the visitors viii Do the guests
90 tha hos % ~ trade and n visit will
h~ made TO- the state prison. IN the
evening a 80 ina picture exhibition
and taik ~ Theedore Hrinkmier. the
local moving picture manufacture
viii De the feature
FRIDAY Mr. Abel viii deliver an 3d.
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OPEN NIGHT
PROT y. z odaers Of the Wheeling
Nigh School the Speaker at the
Y. ". {. A. Rally.

\ general invitation is extended 10
the many friends Of the Young
Women's Christian Association 10
visit The rooms AZ 1880 Market street
This evening. While the classes OF
The religious. educational. gymnasium
and extension departments viii be
presented, an opportunity viii be ~.
fOrded oi becoming acquainted with
the general work 81 The association.
Prot. ~ r OdRers. principal 81 the
Wheeling HiRh school. will be present
and make the address % the evening
The outline ~ all classes and clubs
VII be presented by the general sec.
Rotary Miss Hardslev. and the score.
iary OF the religious and extension
departments. Miss Thompson. Miss
0reenWOOd. physical director. will BE-
present 20 talk over the work planned
Tor the gymnasium for the coming
year
4 practical Demonstration Of he
york 20 be done IN the classes and
clubs viii be given and the teachers
VII b present to explain the work
IN full
A cordial invitation 10 extended 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
CRIMINAL COURT

The case Of the State vs.. Leslie Tan.
nebaum. charged with breaking into
n robbing both the Irwin drug store
n McColloch's saloon. will be heard
before Judge Jordan in The Criminal
Court this morning. and the case is AT.
tracing much attention. as II Is al.
legged that the defendant has commit.
ted many petty thefts during the past
year. He viii be defended by Attor.
ney $. o. Boyce.
In the afternoon the appeal of Jim
bachman and Dode Fisher. sentenced
Ia police court by Judge Robinson 10
serve ten days in the workhouse on a
cnarge OF operating a gambling house,
VIII be heard They also have re
tanned Attorney Boyce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

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We would no be without n In our
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

all whether members or not. TO be
present Monday evening. Those not
specially interested in the classes will
be amply repaid by the address OF
Prof Odgers.
The social and educational commit.
tees will look after the comfort and
enjoyment Of those attending A large
attendance IL expected and a most
prosperous yea for the Young
Momen's Christian Association OF
wheeling Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
The FLANNEL sbl,, Joks

There uFed TO be a favorite funny
paper story about a nan who bought
a flannel shirt. and every time 30 was
washed II had to be handed down %
one OF the children until at last the
baby was wearing g. Washing fan
nels used 10 be a critical task. but
now Easy Task soap IL used. and n
not only does not shrink the goods,
but II leaves the garment soft and
comfortable. az %eiderdOwn. Easy Task
soap 10 pure. white and sanitary.