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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-13

FOR SALE-Beautiful Rhode Island
red cockerel Phone 1o45J. $40 Sum-
mer St, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-13

AIbERI HAHMS, \ WIDOW Elk,
ct al.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court, / will expose to pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash
in hand. at the east door of the Court
House in Crown Point, Indiana, on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-13

FOR RENT-Modern front room. 2!
Ruth st., Hammond. Phone 1871.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Newly furnished apart
ment for light housekeeping. Apply
at $50 Indiana ave-, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Att'ys for Plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
VICTIM OF NEGRO MURDERER
TO BE BURIED THIS MORNING

concerning the affair. in which Il is
alleged he said that he wished he
had killed all OF them. referring 10
the two men he shot and the persons
In the poo! room where the sad oc.
currence took place. The jailer and
those having access 20 the negro say
that these statements are absolute.
ly false as they have no knowledge Of
any such remarks.
Corporal George Devinney. the sec.
ond victim OF the desperate. was re-
ported as feeling fine last night and
that no fever had developed and that
none threatened him at the present
time. although the doctor in attend.
ance Is taking no chances with the
wound. Every precaution is being
taken 10 guard against blood poison
ing. The fact that Mr.. Devinney has
a strong constitution Is very much IN
his favor.
Praise for Dead Man.
when talked to last night concern
ing the shooting and the sad affair
which snuffed out the life OF A. W.
Hammerle he expressed himself as
extremely sorry for the occurrence
and expressed his greatest regards
Tor the man HIe said: In all my eX-
perience "a a policeman in IN city or
w heellnC or In my going up and down
In different cities. 7 have never seen
a man who did anything greater than
did this man Hammerle / was a
stranger TO him and IL prohted him
nothing whether | lived or whether 1
was killed. He had never seen me
before or | him. but at the crucial
moment when | was up against II.
ana II looked like my time had come.
this stranger did what only brave
men could do. placed his own body
IN danger and saved mine.
My heart and hand and the SYM
pathy of my family 20 out TO the sor.
rowful wife in this. her hour OF great.
est arliCtion. Hcr life has lost mart
OF It's lustre by the happening and n
at any time can 10 any thing when
VIII make this life easier for ber
she can bet on mo doing II. II was
great sacrifice He helped me mot
as citizen of Wheeling. nor as a
dear friend. but as a man. and a great
one. one OF natures heores. I couId
not have blamed him or any one else
II they had not helped me. II is a
pretty big undertaking for a man 70
walk into revolver in the hands OF
u crazcd man. / am thankful thar
am alive TO tell the tale. bur words
Ca1hot express my feelings over the
sad occurrence"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
SERVICES TO BE CONDUCTED IN
LOUISVILLE. OHIO.
S'ty Orieials 10 Attend-orheer De.
Tnney lmproVins-Pralse for
the Brave Ohioan.


A coroner's jury will be empaneled
to-day by Coroner Gala Mitchell FOR
the purpose OF formally and legally
liking the cause OF the death OF 4 W.
Hammerle. who was shot and almost
Instantly killed last Saturday morning
by Haywood Manuhel when he went
TO the assistance of Corporal George
Devinney. who was attempting to ar.
rest the brutal negro
Funeral services over the body OF
the unfortunate man will be held to-
morrow morning az II O'Clock at the
late home I'm Lloydsville. Ohio. after
which the body will be Inferred I'm
Union cemetery. at ST Clairsville.
Rev. Mr.. Dean. OF Morristown. will
have charge ~ the funeral. which will
be attended by Mayor n. l. Kirk. the
members OF the BOARD OF Control. and
other city officials. including a repre-
sentative body OF the police depart.
ment. who will act as an escort to the
body
The time fer holding the preliminary
hearing has not been determined upon
and II is very likely that u will not be
held until the last OF this week or the
first ~ next. Prosecuting Attorney
n. VI Addleman said last night that no
would hold the examination as soon as
possible. but that n present his time
was taken mp completely and he could
not hope 10 hold the hearing for some
DAYS vet The negro. brutal nerpe-
TRAITOR OF an act which wrecked one
home and who might have wrecked
another. lies in his cell In cool indiffer.
ence, paying no more attention 20 tho
crime Of which he stands accused
than man who has tramped upon
the head % viper and done a service
10 mankind
Makes Statement
II Is said that he has made n state
ment TO the prosecuting attorney
nut all knowledge Of this and the i'm
port OF tht statement Is being kent
secret. This. howey or. will probably
be brought out at the coroner's in
quest. IL is said that the negro has
made several very drastic remarks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
ON OPENING DAY IN CRIMINAL
COURT BEFORE JUDGE
ROBINSON.
Jury Was Selected Before Noon Re.
eess-Fisht Bitterly Waeed by
Attorneys for Fash Side.


The much mooted. much talked OF
and much discussed turf exchange
question. was started well onto a lo.
gal ending when the four operators.
Charles Padden. George Seamon. "a.
win Miller and Floyd Stewart. we .
placed on trial in the criminal court
before Judge Robinson yesterday.
The morning session Of court aas
devoted 20 the selection Of iu-v
after which The defense showed It's
hand and PLAYED wha. many think 10
be its trump ca-d. They admired
the guilt OF Calvin Miller in oDerat-
ing turf exchange tpt az the sam.
time claimed tlat 8; was not don.
maliciously or otherwise unlawfully.
and that the other three above named
men were Wsret. 'cessori.s. they
being hired hy Miller.
Many Of IN" sIrD-s drawa clpimed
that they rad biased opin oas upon
the question and fer that reason they
were dismissed A'.orncy = b.
Handlan for tnr c"folsc Insisted hat
the case be heal before d jury drawn
from tho Oh panel bur mis- wa HAT
~ refused uy fle court and .Ie quota
Of jurymen were drawn from a special
roster OF names submitted Nr Hand
Ian remarked noon the newspaper
publicity IN 90 pointed lut t.a fact
that there was q possibility that the
jury might have been tempered with.
Albert Thuriow was called on the
panel. but said that no had strong
opinion on the case which he ala
not bclIve could be- CHANGED. and IA
view Of this fact be was refused
Edward NcGpwn and J a crow
said that they also had strong opfr-
ions on tho matter. and for that rea-
son they were not drawn GEORGE
Danaei anc John Nau were the next
90 be- excused Tor having am oufnfon
on tho matter and for This reason
could not serve. Dr Robert Cr-W,u
was th" next person 20 Boz excused.
a. be- said that he bad not heard OF
Ga" turf exchange question until yas.
t'rday morning benjamin M.Da.n
said De- lad an opinion On fln question
although be- lad mo- opinion az tra
case against rho mon ff. WA. OK.
cused Harry Erala said rat fe
was relative Of one o. fls accused
men but this did nor excuse IIm
Af'fr an complaints a.a.nHf tnr
jurors drawn bad been raI. OBJ. fol
loWiuE were placed on fIn rlrrf 90
hear The trial Charles uav.. Alh,-.
l. Bauer. GfOrr. Gilbert. CsDr-r
bofscl. Owen Duri'FE. william BI.l.
WaId. fa5 NII IIUro. a. U Oldham
Y 'our''an. D. d. E'sarf carl b.
Br0rlI and e. E Cfn..Hfou
opening statsmentr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED
IN TURF EXCHANGE TRIAL

''lia continued until evening. when co,,.,
,.,.f. ,......'., .N'F 100 witnesses had been
only , -.r,t 70 alItar az the trial and
mined yesterday and Il f. ham, fJt.,f.
d, I o. WIZ He called during the trial
,-e tI 'LT' az opinion OF those follow
..n N i,tN InHt the defense win -,t
.1ii any Witnesses. but viii srr.,i ~,
'a~e 70 the circuit court ma 49, 90.
ft,,..4 ."''. however. cannot lie CON
iil'.sd y" stone is being left r.r.t,,r,,.l
T.! DE attorneys uu eith.r si,i. 80, . .
N'"' ~ I+l oi interest from IN, y,o-.l ,.,
t.,. D." ',I.iy sheriff Robert d. Lin
st, "A9 we hrst witness called bv a..
Ted that Boz had been sem f' I,'i i,..
'l.iaHS with other deputies O.. .,
.-n. "i l" pull the Turf ey,Har... '
i-'..A ~ hail al Smaller rl,.
t'. H-lld tHtt Dee was NOT .-.IY. 'I,...
tlL tHr game. but he uuds.-t.'i 49,
On Inc NV, NV una. The men were betting
M. r',i.. s'~. 1t 49, Dee said. playing
f. 4."tt@ ,hi"f prosecutor Ion 49,
.-,if D.. i"hilHu submitted him fo
.l'..t crosse Namirs zion. hrIugIru
'It te.hHlgalitie- lu ne 60 80 '.e
.lr' mat the deputy had his trIrt,f
d., W. measured and his FIRST story
o., ne n~Nt state witness called u.s
l'. -. Who was iu charge OF
49, '. I'VE DEPUTIES whom The eN-
-h-4 that sheriff s r -vgs.r.. I4f
tailed him with Two other deputies tg
g. i' tIItor and there take charge at
iii"' other deputies and puu he b.li
pro gi..tilgr a~ a tIII sNrttrg. BAL.
sIid that the deputies v..r r. b -...it'
I..f'ur. WII Green. and lIf'..ff M
'.t l'l' o. htI taken 90 number of
%. Hi-" 70 tally sheet upon uI..U
on" names Df the series were ftl.r.II-,..
-. '''. .I,. t' i.. .. 'HHt-.atei over
s-..,, ...| pr. .n i-" r.'i ani which Boz,
:. t'e races ".rs h,r. .rtr.du-.I G.
.ttorn.-. 60, ..'H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Spanish dicuonarics contain about
10000 words
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Security Tu.t company 10 W Do
k'ld. lot 40 r Lennon addition. cor.
s.1oratiou. $40
i.itfl' l4rrdon % af 60 n VI
ihofnhutr. 'of iu flw Grove. cor.iI
GRAFTON. stt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

...H d. I' ,...flfI
Dor cDlr.l-ilufg e. IuIr. Paul a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02
b InnrH OnIrIaIs

"r t".r. Nuruat kIrl .s..rser.
'.a D. .al'.,. q b. iu.e. g. b, kran-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-02

Fitted up with head
curtains, mattress and
spring. Buy one for
that little girl. Shown
in the Toy Room.
SOC to $1.98
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
FEDERAL COURT
Opentd the Winter Term Vestc~dsy
Win Judge Dayton IN Charge.
Cases Tried.

viii Judge Aston g. Davis on tro
bench fhe winter torn 90 radera
,'u'' opened yesterday u fhis city
D Do" Duuf. v.s BOO session onI. L. short
Im" during fhr morning and adj
iourrfd until thn afternoon uaer The
Ilr. VAS fmua.clrl MUfIora .4
civil cases Vero hold during fI. rr,rr.
ink ul those that arc fr b. head
during fhe coming torn
IudE" lial ton HIl call Tho civil
docket i1is morning and several
cfH"s VIII Do srf fnr trial ITr stated
ina. Dol" would srf These trial. as soon
I would D.. dcf.rw ned how long
in" criminal q. afs would last ru Tho
ttse of q O. NHreroHFnr. who vac
CHARGED with stealing from tho mails
'" aiofn"r f0r Tho defendant eaif
t1ff Die client wished to plead rHIffV
tp fno charge This Wa accented
and Do was fined So and costs which
m" lHId w. had boon a mail C'erf
W Maffinslurg and had stolen from
we mgII. D. was claimed ffe came
Win The fun intention Of hghung bis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Master Statesmen

There are nine men In this office
whose salaries aggregate 3227 GOO
per year.
Those are payroll salaries, peid
month by nnonth-not the profits
of ownership.
A dozen others are highly-psid
men. Our total payroll exceeds
SAC, 900 per month.
This seems the only way to give
you in print any fair gauge OF their
cslibre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

NsNo- Morris. off Firh street was
in MoundsvilIe yesterday morning
fraufa.-inr business.
= r. Goodwin VI'I ieturu home thi-
Wn MIN. from Erushau. vs. Na uhsr.
p" Nra Dozen 'r7Isae'lrE business for
tho fast few DAYS
several local rrr.rr. yt.~r a,
IornIsNIIIo Yesterday morning. befn.
IuWou'd lh"r. to appear Boo tho cir
CUT court
Miss cara E1s. rf Cafksburr f4
spending fnu days with friends and
'.'HtIvr- Boo fh.a c.t.
$ yor1l local FIN. attended the Baf
Jar" meeting lr.f evening rud had an
enjoyable time
lh" Young social s.t ri fffa city
N.I 7'i"nf fnr play af the Count fhe
atUr fIl. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
M'MECHEN
Local Case Continued.

The case Of the City OF McMecken
against Oscar Wallace. of Glendale.
which was TO have been tried in the
Marshall county circuit court at
Moundsville yesterday afternoon. was
continued until the next term. IL will
be recalled that Wallace. acting in
the capacity of chauffeur. was driving
touring car along Marshall street.
when small child came out OF the
posonice building and was slightly
Injured by the car He was arrest Ell
ana rned $50 and costs by Mayor
Morris IN the local municipal court.
and Wallace Immediately took an ap-
peal 20 tho circuit court II is prob
able that the case will never come ND
for trial again. IL has been heard
twice before. and each time the jury
failed 10 agree unon a verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure and eold-wave has
orited fapiaiy ---stward. and row COW
sIs All sections 81 the country rom
the missouri valley eastward to the At
iantic coast and southwark TO the Gulf
ttee3ihg temperatures extend as far
INTO Tennessee and northern Georgia
heaVy 90 killing frosts were reported
rom Mississippi Tennessee and Geor-
eia. ana light Frost In northern Florida.
The pressure remains low over the
hoftnern Lake region and st Lawrence
valley Light rains have fallen In the
ONO valley. Lake region and northern
Atlantic coast
Conditions favor fair weather and
ireezlns temperatures in this section
tonight. and fair and not quite 90 cold
Wednesday
The ohio win rise slightly in the dis
rict during the next IS hours
X. Il. POWELL.
Observer. Temp. In charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Advarce sale Aeauu

Tickets for the opening humber ~
me i%ccum course to be- given in this
tiN under The auspices Of the local
board ,f trade are being disposed az
very rapidly and assures hose "a the
mead OF The movement a large crowd
IN" rr number will bp given OctO.
''r - ln tho auditorium of the Gen
ifal school building Morrow broth.
'T- fu3rte- Viii De- the opening at
mcndod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
To oraanize his Evenlnn.

The visitation committee of fhr 10.
cay lodg" 40 Golden Eagle. will meet
ih's evening 40 tine NcMechru castle
Iu prclal session Tor the purpose OF
oiferf:rg an organization for the win.
iDr. ." annual election Of Officers
VIII Doe held during iHo evening md
aIl members are urgently requested to
D. present The local ORGANIZATION
has planned 10 conduct a membership
taihl d-su ana many social ses sions
are IroWi Cd Tor this winter Let an
neub crs be out this evening and AZ
tend the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Held Interesting MeetIna.

The members of Harris division No.
,. \. O. Il. held a very Interesting
meeting last evening in the headquar.
tiers in tn NJ Mechen building Near
~ every member OF the organization
WAS pr asClt and many matters Of i'm
portance were taken under considera-
ton. \ membership campaign will
soor be started and several social
sessions will be held in the near fu-
turc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
LEAVE GOA coNvrNrloN

Secretary 4 r. Arnold and Miss
Martha " Graham oi fha West Nir
r'nIa sunday school association viii
leave This morning FOR thr Levi.
county sunday school convention
which VIII ue hold 90 Jane low Wed
n"sday and Thursday The, will
aI'o attend the Upshur county Sun
.'Y school convention. which viii biol
h'.1 near nucknafuon rhny viii 20
turn to Wheeling Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Peterson Gets contrae.

=. VI. Peterson. Of this CITY. re.
cetved the contract for the new Elev,
enih street bridge which was let a,
the special meeting OF council held
last Monday evening. Mr. Peterson
aims TO start work on the bridge I'M
mediately IN order TO complete same
before winter arrives. Several other
bids were received, but all were too
high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W Va
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS . on TIME OPPOSITE

case bur char~ed ris plans or sane
zion of hIs counsel
Judge Dayton Overruied the motion
ui th' National Telephone COMPANY
.n miss fhr case of CYRUS Huei
nr w. Tho National Telephone C0r.
Udui OFT West Af-ef~fa ir rrfrrer
court yesterday The motion was
made ON The grounds that the court
dIu not have Jurisdiction boz the rat.
TOR Tie demurrer brought THAI tho
court bad nu jurisdiction In the mat.
~ frD state
We ruled that no did have mrisdir
iot nd That tho plaintiff had 6 rirhf
iu bring suit In The courts Of fhfe
STATE An answer viii likely be- 1lef
Zoo n Few DAYS and an order OF refer
'uce entered bv the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Just Statesmen

These men are Just highly
trained, mastery sslssn1on. They
devote their whole time to selling
goods for our clients.
They expend about six million
dollars per year on printed sales
nnanship. Their sales exceed,
probably, $50, OOO, 600 por year.
They carry tremendous respon-
abilities, and are paid in Accord
ance with them.
They meet in print tens Of mill
lions Of buyers. The sales Of hun
d'ods Of products depend on their
ability.
There are very few men whom
one dares trust with such vest
undertaking.. so these rare men
stand to-day among the most
highly peid men In business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

And one Is Claude {. Hopkins.
who, for Is years and IN azores OF
lines, has broken ell records in
writing copy th-t sol!s.
Our sucoesG comes I'm combining
these talents according TO the
clients needs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22


Cash quotations We're as follows.
rye No ?. o. y q 65c.
Inrley-Feed or mixing EnIS
Timothy Sced-f3 1915 %
Glover Scei-S9 OOmI2 600.
lork-Mes-. SCI O0u2f %
lsrd-tiu tiercesl $40 92iv
short RIBS oossp SO l2LaI1 90.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
"a. oct fle-Sttady suuplv
Esh' choice - SOFAS so. prime S. 90
sLeep-.steady. SIMPLY fair Prime
"'t'e'1 ~ Nuu 600. Culs and COM
mons 50 'l&3 uU. lambs So uuG- 10.
veal calves SIl tunI1 80.
Hogs Active. receipts Z double
decks. Prime heavy - 5oHs %. med
iuWs s. 5000 = 90. heavy workers S. 40
81 %. fgnt Nortara g. 00uS o. uigs
81 oo& - 70. roughs - 5ORs 90
CHICAGO. oct 2l.-Close. uors-
Rece pts 10000 head. 10 TO l5c lower.
eu5k of sales s. CSC s 10. uEh's s. 81
ns 10. mixed s. 5O&s Is. h.ayv
=. te1S -" r'urh 8 <og5 Is. pir.
Cattle-Receipts 9 600 head. slow
steaIy. toevcs s. A5Hq So. Texas
steers 50 -5N1 go. stockc-S ana feed
81 30 4'H 90. COWS and helfers s. 90
n = 80, calves e ou410 90
Sheer Receipts $4,000 mead. steady
20 l0c lowe. native 81 o0fr6 ~. ve7ri-
lnSs - loEJ %. lambs native. s. s5&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

The meeting OF the knights OF
Pyth'1s held last evening 81 head
quarters in the McMechen buildit.-
was largely attended = social ses.
ION was held and two now members
were initiated into the lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

tl-Transfer books close Oct .oth for
oct. 3ist a"ie
t0-rransfer books close oc, 18th for
Per cent cash. dividend. payable oct
tsl-Transfer books close Oct aand
Tor pc cent cash dividend payabis
Nov LIST f"s"'i0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
What What They Do

These man are not mere writer's.
One 10 simply . seissra. man, Who
works Out COUNTLESS clever ways 20
get quick intyodsOsion.
Ones an szpeTt In nnsroh.ndIs-
Ing. He sIds distrfbution-4sts
dealers on our clients side.
One, who never WRITES copy.
knows human nsaurs veil. Hls
word L. almost final On the b..,
fovrns Of appeal.
One IL known - ''ths wizard o.
mail order sdvsvtisins." but 81
tsrnpts almost nothing else.
One Il an artist - c. Everett
johnson - selected by us after
years Of searching a. the leader
Of all In Commercial Art.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct aI-Cu,,,,. -
~ receipts iu all directions mad a buIi.
len enect today on wheat At IN. C.ose
pilces were steady = 20 i.4Ac over
up and oats with a gain OF = to i ~
&c. In provisions the outcome RANGED
rom 10 cents decline 20 rise OF S
cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
The Wonderful Result,

Our clients themselves Will glad
ly tell you what these men have
done. For Thu part of our stOry
We shall refer you 20 tim.
Among Thorn arc numbered
sorno Of the largest concerns, sorns
Of the sbLrst mon In b1SineSa.
They will tell you Row GALES have
doubled over and ov,r. How in
Vestnnentshavs multiplied in value.
They Will tell you how small ad-
VeTtistng expenditures have grown
Into hundreds Of Thousands.
And scores will acknowledge
that they never could have done
what has born done, without us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

CrTransfer books close Oct. 18Th
Tor ? per cent cash dividend payable
t2)-Transfer BOOKS close oct 20 for
= Of l 60 cash dividends payable oct
C)-Rooks close October 9Th for 90.
cash dividend payable october 18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. oct u. -.
RauSs - atU,' stu.Ns on the Nsv
toIL StccN ENchanEe. corrected daily By
=. F. Mssten & 60 brokers'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. oct 81. "a
.hs ACNE ittttH.l - rin,r-. rorrs-ts.
49, ~ a r. NH-t'u x CO.. bankers
and brokers'. Nationpl Exchange flsnF
building