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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03
SUMMARY OF THE PLAN.

I'm brief the plan, which had tho ap-
prevail of President Wilson. presented by
the Acknowledgement and counsel OF the
road and approved by the court. provides
that the Union Pacific shall exchange
s2'.ooo.ooo Of It's sl2e o'o,coN holdings I'm the
Southern Pacific for the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad $ entire holdings in the Baltimore
q Ohio, virtually an equal amount: that
the remaining SSS.HN.U0 shall he sold to
the general public through the central
Trust company OF New York, that no
present stockholders in the Union Pacific
continuing as such may buy any Of the
Southern Pacific stock so sold, that the
transaction should begin November l. 1919,
and IL not completed by January !. 1916
the court should direct the disposition OF
any southern Pacific stock remaining un-
sold
BY the decision to-day, the court dis
regarded the desire of the attorney
general that final decision be with
held for the interposns of objections
by interested parties, to which portion
of the attorney generals plan Mr..
LOOMS made objection at the hearing
to-day AS unfair to the road. The at
toney general had also asked in this
connection lHdl tneNe De publication OF
the plan as In the American Tobacco
company case, callus the attention OF
Interested parties that objection might
be made but this also was overruled
by tho handing down Of the decree by
the court. The Government, in the
plan presented to-day and approved by
the court, expressly stipulated that
should any Illegal conditions arise
from the exchange Of stock the gov
eminent would have the right freely
TO assail' the arrangement.
is THIRD AMENDED PLAN.
In presenting the plan TO the court to-
day Mr.. LOOMS said: This is the third
and amended plan for dissolution and IL
offered as "A substitute for previous plans
IL differs from the others in the provi-
sion for the sale of $Ss,O00OCU worth of
stock through a trustee under direction
of the court. II also provides speed,er
method of securing the certificates OF
stock The previous plans contemplated
the completion of the dissolution in five
years BY throwing restrictions about the
use 81 the stock certificates. this plan
VIII make n possible to complete the
dissolution by JANUARY l, 1915"
Mr.. Todd who left tonight for Wash
ington, and Mr.. Clarke and Mr.. LOOMS,
who left for New York and Omaha re-
spectivelv, declined to discuss the decree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03

Real estate agents utilize the want
pds in talking to you-every dayi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03
sToNEwALL BRIGADE ARRIVES.

A picturesque feature OF the afternoon
was the arrival OF the Stunewall brigade
or Virginia veterans headed by Colonel
Chew, who was Gen. Stoucwall Jacksun's
chief aide. They carried their original
nag battered and torn and showing bull
let holes. Less than 100 survivors were
In line hut their appearance aroused
unbounded enthusiasm. They dctrained
Mt Gettysburg and marched to the camj
followed by a crowd. Governor Mann
followed in an automobile accompanied
by Gen. J. Thompson Brown and Col. w.
Il. Freeman. All wore the confederate
uniform
A special train with DISTINGUISHED
party Of New Workers. arrived late this
afternoon Governor sulzer did not come
hut 1t was said he would be here to-mur-
row. Gen. IIoratio c. King and the Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills headed the party
which included members of the New
York monument commission. the state
Legislature and the Governors staff
out OF the thousands who came in to-
day probably half were from Dixie and
tents south Of "Confcdcratc avenue"
many of which were untitled before.
hustled with life. Gen. Bennett H. Young
of Louisville. commandments of the
United Confederate Veterans, came late
in the day ana became the guest Of the
pennsylvania State commission
Mrs Helen d. bonggreet, widow Of
General Longstrcet and the only woman
In the camp, was given tent tonight
10y Brig. Gen. Hunter LigEctt.
Edgar a. B!g.ley. a veteran Of Wauwa-
tosn. Wis, was found dead in his tent
tonight. This brings the death lis. to
three
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09
10 AHoco uN PEscADo.

Recietemente Sc ahog6 en- Enterpri-
So un hombre llamado F. G. Potter, ba-
jo circunstancias muy peculiares.
Potter Sc hallaba pescando en- Ell rio
Grande Ronde v deseando atravezar
Ell rio tom6 la vara del anzuelo en- In
boca llevando la cuerda arrastrando
por el aqua. La fuerte corriente 10
Ilev6 rio abajo, pero siendo buen ma
dador iba hacienda buen progreso y
acercandose la ribera opuesta, cuan.
do repentinamente sus companeros 10
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09
Sc CREE QUE Ell sENApoR LODGE
HA PAsADo EL PELIGRo.

Nahant, Mass, Oct 6.--El Senador
de los Estados unidos Henry Cabot
Lodge mantuvo hoy ell mismo mejora-
miento mostrado en- su condici6n aver
Su medico dijo que el peligro de Sc
rios resultados de su reciente opera!
ci6n han pasado va.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09
"ALBERTO GARCIA,
MARCOS RAEL,
JUAN JOSE SALAZAR.
JOSE ERWIN.
RAFAEL GOMEZ.
"T0SE n SENA -
MaauIIado y coIpeado.

AL discutir la examination del cuer.
po ell DR.. Rolls dijo ell Lines en- la ma
fiana que ell niho tenia Is moretones
en- ell cuerpo IL marcas de magulla-
duras 8 heridas viejas. Algunos de
los moretones frescos parecfan como
n.ordidas hechas por dientes muy flu
dos, y todavia ninguno de ellos pare.
clan sufcientes para haberle causado
Ia muerte. "El corazon, los pulmones,
ell est6mado, la espina dorsal-todas
eataban normales," continue diciendo
el medico. mo puedo decir que fue
10 que cause la muerte." Ell doctor
agrego que en- ell case de Suppression de
infantes las trazas no son tan claras
como en- ell case de adultos donde una
lucha deja marcas en- los ojos, etc.
Que ell nifio no muri6 por falta de
alimento fue indicado por la buena ALI
mentaci6n que tenia.
Ahora Sc hace la pregunta: 'Fue
este desafortunado y desdichado niiio
nlagullado a muerte con despacio, des
pues de IS meses de trato brutal que
casi es imaginable entire los seres hui
rranos?"
Cuando pase la examination prelimi
naria daremos nuestros lectores de-
TALES completes de tan horrendo crf-
men.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09

Calumet, Mich, Oct. 6.-Rifias en-
la nina AIlouez en- el condado de Ke-
weenawa. resultaron en- ell arresto de
seis huelguistas de las minas de CO
bre.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09
FL vfEJo LORENZO IA MuERTo
MEL PUEBLO De LAcUNA.

I.aguna. N. NJ, Oct 1-Shauteazua,
el 'yiejo Lorenzo como era meJor
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09

El.deseo de pasar por generosos nos
hace !: niuchas veces pr6digos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-10-09
IL EAv|AD0 MEMCANaRE.
6RESA IA REpUbuCA
MIH DEsC0hTEMTO

zAcoMoNA ARRIBA Al VERA CRUZ
DEsPuEs DE uN vlAJE SIN Exi-
TO A Los EsTADos uNiDos--LA
PELEA ssIGuE EN- sATA, ROSA
FELIX DiAz HA PARTiDo PARA
VERA CRUZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
GAINESVILLE

FARNESVILIE. NAV The local
hiEh school term will clash win cam
bridge high here Saturday. The local
roys have been practieing hard and tx
poet to win.
The Hon. =. W. LauEhiin and son. :.
VI. LaughIin. will leave next Monday for
IN. south q visit the old battleields
where the former Mr. Lauehlin had
Tany experiences.
III high school will hold an inter-
clasS meet THURSDAY evening. IL il az
, ected that there will be close compe-
Joseph Conard. an old and esteemed
res dent or tins community. died Monday
az his home. about three miles south ~
town. with heart disease. which he has
'onard Was 81 years old. and leaves .
widow End four children. no was =
c"od husband ana father and viii he
-adly missed m the home. Funeral serV-
ices were conducted Wednesday after
noon At : o'ciock. Rev. Smith. OF the
firSt Methodist church. oniciated. Burial
was n Green Mount cemetery.
Airs. RUSH Kerry. OF Clovis. New
* co. lS hC.e Tor p Visit with rela-
t'vcs. Mrs. Clovis was formerly Miss
he... who are glad 10 welcome her back.
Mrs. Frank Corhn and little son,
toward: are spending = Few DAYS IN
an,br dge me guests OF Mrs. Corbin's
brother. Morris Douglas.
Nrs Matte He4zcr. OF West Main
street has returned from n pleasant
visit ~ IN GAINESVILLE friends
MS Nancy owman has returned to
no tome ~ canton after a visit with
Oh" attVes here.
Mrs Icons Rudolph and little son ar
q 81 Tuesday night from an extended
Si1N n the south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
UNITED DOCTORS
MAKE FREE OFFER
Noted Specialists viii Cure All Ae.
eepted Cases Free Of Charge
Until May goth.
TO )sENEFIr THE SIC X
Only Charge 10 Bare Cost Of MedI.
eines and Dlstribution-An-
nisersary Offer.

Free examination. FREE consultation
and free treatment until you are en-
tirely well. such Is the generous offer
made by the United Doctors TO all
patients accepted for treatment before
May 20. The only charge is for the
bare cost OF medicines and distribu-
ton TO those who a readily AFFORD
II. Deserving poor people who can
not ever pay this will be furnished
medicines free also.
The object OF the United Doctors Is
to Offer practical aid to those who are
in need of medical services ard medi-
cires. This o1er Is made in celebra-
ton OF the anniversary of the United
Doctors institute here. The treat
ment used by the United Doctors is
n~on-surglcal. They never use the
knife and operate; only the
best and purest OF drugs and chemi-
Gals are used by these specialists.
their motto being that every sick
person is entitled to the best medt-
cines that are to be had regardless of
cost.
Consultation and examination are
free to all. but only durable cases
will be accepted for treatment. II
your case is incurable YOU will he tpld
SO. However. many cases that are
incurable BY the old methods can
quickly be cured by this new and re-
markable treatment of the United
Doctors.
. Among other ailments they treat
are the chronic diseases OF the nerves.
blood. heart. liver. kidneys. bladder.
spine. brain. including rheumatism.
paralysis. epilepsy. gall stones. goitre.
dropsy. asthma. catarrh, deafness.
dyspepsia. constipation. neuralgia.
loss Of nerve force and diseases Of
women n diseases o! men.
The following Case Of Mrs. Nancy
Jewell. go West Locust street. New
ark. Ohio. amply illustrates what this
new system OF medicine is accom-
p%lishing:
To the Public.
For over two years ! have suffered
with stomach and bowel trouble and
though ! doctored and tried almost
everything ! could obtain absolutely
nc relief and had begun 10 think that
there was no aid for me in this world
and thar ! must suffer for the balance
OF ny days. II Is now due the public
"a know where ! obtained almost in
slant and wonderful benefit. and want
the public to know that it was the
Initcd Doctors vino gave il to me.
l pon going 10 thcm they assured me
that my case vas not hopeless and
mat they could help me. Now. in less
Than one month. ] am - wonderfully
improved ! am returning to my work
and feel better than | have for sew
cral years. Others who are suffering
should not hesitate to go TO them for
n moment"
tSignedl
MRS. NANCY JEWELL.
30 W. Locust Street.
Newark. Ohio"
The United Doctors Wheeling in
stitute IL on the second floor of the
McLain building. AZ (. Twelfth street.
near Market strect.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

IA. - spending 4 few da,s with
friends and 'ciatiyrs 10 this city.
Tho Ladies' Ala society al fre
Glendale ". f. church viii give a %.
cal this evening ia %" basement of
the church.
Mrs : r. Courtvt- hi has returned
10 her home after pending TIE ta-f
lew days ~ Wind Ridge. Pa. with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. John ,~lcGranuahan. Of Canton.
O. is SPENDING q fcw DAYS win
Friends and relatives in this city.
r. a o. Auditor Pollock is spend
In- o 'cw daNs .n this city trlnsact-
Ius business Tor the company.
x r. Barrett lcJ y.4terda, even.
ing for Chicago. whore he will rur-
chase the ncU iytures Tor the n,.v
National Savings bank ~ Wheeling
OF which b" j. 10 DO tho cashier
Mre Frank Elhor and children ~
yesterday morniur for Canal Dot. r..
O.. due ~ tho death NJ q relative.
Paul Fox returned 90 his nome 10
Buycurus. n. after pending Tho past
few days with relatives In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Cal ERON, 0.
Prominent Man rssse, Away.

CAMERON. 80. Mry stephen
HoIs r 1u aget mi rc-pecteI -es
dent o. toiuutIs. o.. formerly ~ tri~
plH'" vHs brought nars nni Inferred m
in" r"v cemetery SuYia. Ntsy & los.
ih" s.'" OF .'- 0if,. who preceded ham =
l-m'"r o. 3s.rs
I'fr"a-'d vas aged 90 ,ssr- . tlpnth.
p if tfI = survived ul four hill
rren. M3e Tefaiia pufter Mr. Tia B.
."i or Nsw N~aIfusytHe " Va. Mrs.
iLniut NuIf. of cameron. o.. aut THAI.
Nf"HiN 'ni" an o. numr'f uf
i''NHf fn m"uf fif separturs
10 WHe H man ~ vid. experience.
i' 'f nIsH-f uf offices ~ trust
% IrfTnrtHu.e.
.n'fr| services Wsrs ~toufr.feI from
fol- joe. ''I.n uf NI- dauanfrt Airs
..int NuH o., Bitter Frri Aiar-t. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

iar0H . Krtsf. w.. tus ness caller
70 rs t.fIun. MHuIHf
b Ntklnsui be- ruerIlnr Few dive
f|fI .ta brother Joan. u. W,.uara
81
M.4a NHfe W.rT lore u., ~
Sow NHrfIra.tIe W w. wlere ata
rtl f..if tfu.. -nr s t.a H.t
.r.. nra H.e ...s ,..iat re. .-. A..
Iff rs.L
f~Ifrffrfsn. ..f4rf.a ..H... ~ 30.
" f.. Hs.. H s.ft H.H... .f.
trr.r. tHar... -e..t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Rri.f.-

Two ~prisoners were released from
.fhe state p~enitentiarv hero Yesterday
having served out their sentences
Tho choir o. The Presbyterian
church met last evening following
.Irqver meeting
Warden N l. Brown and vito viii
arrive home today from M-orEantoWn
whore they have spent the past fow
dave with friends and relatives.
Miss Elizabeth y VOLS is critically
so 80 tho nome of William Sprowis
on Nuuadale avenue.
\ federal prisoner named Torriton
from tho eastern district ~ kcn"Ickv
vas received ~ the local prison Tues
dav evening
Nrs e " Weekly. ~ Heavor Fails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Menu Briefs.

" j. !faIC'S VINO operates the mo-
pic "o house on SiNih street. is
spending q few days ~ Columbus.
Ohio. on business. &. W. Muldrew
Is looking after the theatre while Mr..
Francis j. out Of the city
Leroy spear left YESTERDAY evening
Tor Florida. where he will spend the
next Ton DAYS on business.
Charles Southland 0ho has heon ON
ploNed gt Gard. Ind. for the past sew.
crai months. has retdrne Gto this city
where nc will he employed.
G. W NcGuire left Yesterday even.
ing for his work a. Hulloway. after
spending Tho past f|w DAYS here.
William RaltZ viii he taken 10 tho
hospital to-day where he will
undergo an operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Social This Evcnino.

Arrangements have heCn completed
by the members OF the local Ionic
lodge No. Is. \. q. L. W. for a So
ella 20 be held following the regular
transaction Of business this evening
AZ their hall in the Purdy building on
Lafayette emu Invitations 10
visiting orders from tho ~uI-the-rivc-
towns have neen extended and many
out OF town persons arc expected TO
he present. ~ local members ara
requested to be present and a good
time Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
To Omen Soon.

Tn" now CITY ami COUNTY bank In
tho Roberts building on Jefferson av-
cuue - nearly ready 10 open for busi-
ness and Just as soon as the bank
nrs certificate ran be secured from
Charleston the doors or tho nov ir-
-fi'u'iOu viii bo thrown open to the
public. All the furniture and fixtures
including Tho new vault and safe
have been installed and the bank is
-oady 10 or"n The nov cashier. Mr..
Ii-h. has bren in this city for the
past few weeks making many friends
and sunorintcnding tho work FOR the
opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
aheuma,.sm Quickly Cured.

NY sisters husband had an at'a,k
NJ rheumatism in his arm. writes y
we'll known resident NJ newton. Iowa.
y gave him 2 bottle ~ C~hamhcrlains
Linimonf. which he applied 70 hs
arm. and on the next morning the
rheumatism was gone For chronic
muscular ~rheumatism Won wiI rrl
nothing better than Chauhcrlafr'-
Linimcnt Sold BY all dealers adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

tined g. and costs. Attorney Martin
Brown was present ana asked tha
tie hne be increased TO Sl0 in order
That an appeal could be taken. Thu
vas made and an appeal taken.
n Is highly probable that other mer-
chants viii DO before the mayor he
fore IN" end Of the week as It is said
hat nearly al who usually soil on
sunday were open last Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
M'MECHEN
Board Of Trade to Meet.

The board oil trade will meet this
evening at the Office OF Prof J. r
King In the Central school building
IN regular semi-monthly session and
All members are urgently requested
10 ne present. MANY matters OF
much Importance including the dis
eussion o. a plan to purchase some
nose Tor immediate Use in the local
department will be taken MP and dis
posed ~. The meeting will be called
promptly at i:30 o'clock and all citi-
zens interested are invited to be
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Figuring.

\ w~cll-know society woman. who
had a penchant for being in the public
eye. was recently talking over her plans
with an acquaintance.
"NouH get a lot Of praise ~ you bar
the turkey trot at yosir coming recep-
ton" said her friend.
Yes. dear" replied the society wo-
man: hut I think III get more notice
IN the papers II | dOn't."-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Has Not Arrived-

The second new siren whistle 10 be
erected a. the Hitchman Coal com
many plan; by the city. by the Game
well Fire Alarm company Of Pitts
h1rch. 20 take The place Of the ~unsatis-
factor T. recently installed has NOT
as yet arrived. Representatives Of
the firm are expected tn visit this city
within Tho noxt few davf and the new
whistle will be installed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

Whiting
T. q Nerr" ra~ closed Ip hi4 poo
f"'H ana restaurant 1Td vii - a.rr
Go vprs ~ tl- ul field
""v"iHl tu'r"rou people attended, tho
t.rr.- .. Mt.s4.E.
"a vere neli e. aI 9 .tr-.-e-
sun AMI .Fr-e crowds HcIc lu At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Local AGENT GONE.

J. F. Fisher for the past several
years general n. & q. agent At the
local station has been missing for
the past two weeks or ten days and
his whereabouts arc unknown. IL Is
said that he is short a considerable
amount In his accounts. Full particu.
lars of the affairs will he found else
where in these columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
10 Play

The recently organized !. G. Myers
& Company baseball team have com
pleted arrangements Tor it, opening
game TO he played mex Sunday alter
noon with IN strong Lansing team
at Lansing. q. The Myers team rs
composed Of The best material to he
found in the city and will probably
give the Ohio BOYS all they want he
fore the game Is ended. Many root
ers viii accompany the team 10 Lans-
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
A LiresI o~esesodsn, ~ Nios.

FFFI WNIWFT. WH0Fe homo and rel
ativef arc in Indiana aucnt Last
Christmas in tho city ~ New y0rt
Z hrietmas niEnf DO looked exactly a.
cneeriul ae e he1rse and NOT 1llfe AZ
lnYful o. Hu undertaken
Does fhrafmar avav fr,w hcms
make YOU so sad a friend asked
him
Uoea e. reanondef Wetwsr
-Rlehf now my middle name fs Iron
DO and M thinking Grief The
Popular Magazine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
To Meet TONIGHT.

Local lodge. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. will
meet this evening at their headquar-
'Srs IN the Fisher building on Mar
shaii street in regular semi-monthly
session. and all members are urged
10 be present as matters Of much inn
portance will he transacted. Several
Applications for membership will be
X under consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Received Piano.

Tn" Carroll Pharmacy on Sixth
street has received the Howard piano
10 be siven away !n = few weeks. \
contest has been in sway for the past
two weeks and TO The person ecur-
ing the largest number Of votes al
the lose Of the contest Will be given
the PIANO. A number Of local per-
sors have entered into the contest
winch IL attracting much attention
the race promises TO be very
close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
VI. f. church. Will meet this afternoon
in the Sunday school rooms of the
church. Many important matters
VIII he mp for consideration and all
members Of the sOciety are earnestly
requested to he present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
CAMERON

School.
CAMERON. W " Nav p-of
=. jt.nH-.u and ~ excellent CORPS OF
TO-" i-r. finished 20 very ~gc,fS-rii term
81 =. n'"l u"re last Friday.
SuHI- pf tho teachers who liz. a,ysv
ifom nor" have 1i-"ad~ eft TO- their
ngu' md tr" rcst Yill follow n 4 short
'"' SIS. - u.,ni. - yr"ws
q ."' "- .... t-d. anil q general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Many After Job.

There are a total of twenty appli.
cants for the position as supcrinten-
dent OF the local schools. 20 hll the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Professor George r. Iiubbs who re-
ceived an appointment at Charleston.
W. o. Moore. Of Woodsfcld: VI. n.
Morris. Of Flushing. and +. n. Hani-
fan. OF this city. have been voted up
on at several meetings held by the
board but no selection has as yet
been made. II is not likely that any
viii be named o until the next
term OF school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08

Harry George. First street cnufer-
TONER. was before Mayor Blair YES
terday mornin7 on p charge Of violat.
ing the Sunday Blue laws and vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
HUNTSVILLE
Gradind Road

A force OF men started work yes
terony morning grading the county
road between the point where the
prick paving ends and The Tomlinson
dill snd II Is thought that the road
along here will be widened i'm a very
snort lime A portion of the road
was donated to the county several
ago and the road widened
but the Cockayne heirs who own
long this stretch refused 10 sell or
give until the estate Is settled. The
o when completed will afford n
much better passage through this
suburb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
Memorial Sermon.

Rev. J. +. Slagle. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. will preach
the annual memorial sermon to J. G.
Caldwell post No. u. G.. \. r.. at
the church Sunday morning. May IS
The veterans will meet at the court
house and march TO the church in
time for the memorial sermon at
1880 o'clock. \ committee COM
posed of s. Risinger. J. T. McComSI.
&. G. Matthews. J.. NJ. Smith and 7.
G. Hammond are at work completing
plans for the memorial services. The
committee will meet on Saturday
evening. May Il. Irior 10 the regu-
lar meeting and complete the plans.
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