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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
Amusements
.The Wrong Mr.. President"

Presenting the brand new musical
comedy, THE Wrong Mr.. President.
newly costumed and with up-to-date
musical and dancing specialties, The
Smart Set" company will make its
annual appearance at the Colonial on
next Thursday night, September 20.
Salem Tut Whitney. Homer Tut and
Blanche Thompson, who were such a
great success with the company last
season. will again head 1t this season.
As the Wrong Mr. President" Whit
ney will be seen at his best and those
who admire his peculiar style OF com
edy will no doubt say that he makes
the most OF his opportunities. Sur
rounded by a splendid singing and
dancing chorus OF colored boys ana
girls, the comedian will have ample
assistance in making this season
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS MEET

New York. Sept. z3.-The Repup-
lican State committee meets here TO-
night in Carnegie Hall to select can
didates for two Court of Appeals
judgeships and attend to other bust
ness. In all probability Jacob Gould
schurman. former Minister to Greece,
will be selected as chairman OF the
convention. william Barnes, however,
is the dominating figure in the COM
mittee. He will direct an attack
against the Progressives and recon-
mend the adoption of platform de-
nouncing Colonel Roosevelt Tor mis-
"unremitting attacks on the judiciary
and the character of the judges theH'
selves"
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a brilliant Coup.

Chairman Pujo was condemning at
dinner In Washington certain mar
ket-rigging tactics.
These tactics" he said, remind me
OF Gobsa Code. Gobsa In his younger
days was a shoe salesman In the
West. and once the stage coach he
was travelling in was held up by a
band of robbers.
"All the passengers, Gobsa included,
were made to elevate their hands
above their heads. and then one rob-
Der went through their pockets, while
the rest OF the band covered them
with revolvers.
when the robber came to Gobsa
Code, the mililonaire-to-be said hur-
riedly:
EXCUSE me-just a minute, Mr..
Road Agent
And he took out his wallet, drew
ten-dollar bill from It. and. extend
ing the bill to the fellow-passenger
next after him in line. he said:
"'Here's that ten borrowed from
you yesterday, Smithers' Washing
ton Star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
BUSINESS CHANGE.

r. w. odom has sold his fruit and
stand to Oliver MCGEE,
an old Bryan boy but more recently
of Appalonia, Grimes County, and the
trade was effective today. Mr.. Odom
will remain in the city, but has not
fully decided as to his future. The
Eagle bespeaks share of the pubic
patronage for the new owner and he
will no doubt merit 1t.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-23
Eural Nrina

A. w. Dyess was here today from
Harvey.
Will Jones was in town today from
Coleview.
M. Corgy of wheelock was in the
city today.
C. H. Mathis was in the city today
from Reliance.
James Cooper was in the city today
from Rock Prairie.
A. w. Cloud was among the Re
lianceites In the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Otto Of Navasota
spent yesterday in the city.
J. w. Coulter returned yesterday
from a business visit to Rockdale.
George NJ. Mabry OF Madisonyille
was among the visitors to the city to-
day.
Phocian May and daughter, Miss
Lena. were In the city today from
Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kurten were
in the city today from Kurten shop
ping.
Prof. Herbert w. Reed, piano and
voice. Carnegie building, afternoons.
Phone $50.
]. w. Doremus Jr. of Calvert is In
the city mingling with friends and
visiting relatives.
Prof. Herbert w. Reed, music
studio, Carnegie building. Reception
hours 1880 to 6. Phone 563.
Miss Annie Zanetti returned to her
home in Galveston today. accompa
MED by her brother, Louis Zanetti.
Car rice bran on track. Wick Bros
Car choice red rust proof seed oats
and seed barley on track. Wick Bros
w. T. Frame. NJ. Cargill and Ton
Gloss, representative citizens iron
Edge, were transacting business II
town today.
Mrs. Frank Kadauka OF Caldwell ar
rived in the city yesterday and vii
be the guest OF her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. v. J. Fridel. for several days.
Mrs. II. C. Pipkin OF Amarillo ar
rived in the city Monday and vii
spend some time visiting relatives
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. j. J. Pipkil
and Mrs. Clarence Wick.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL BRYAN.

HOTEL BRYAN.
DIR. C. II. Brownlee, Austin.
II. Plant, Chicago.
S. ID. West, st. Louis.
M. s. Henninger. Houston.
A. b. Browder. Houston.
II. s. Wilson. Philadelphia.
C. B. Davis, Houston.
L. II. Miller. Houston.
w. F. Scott, Dallas.
J. B. Krensch. Temple.
r. H. Dillashaw, Gainesville.
NJ. Ranch, Galveston.
C. b. Mcdowell. Houston.
Gus Myers, Houston.
B. r. Wiley. Houston.
Fred Simon, Navasota.
e. B. Cushing, Houston.
J. s. Plant. Kansas City.
J. ]. Clegg. st. Louis.
Joe Oppenheimer, San Antonio
G.. w. Morgan. st. Louis.
w. E. Satterfield, Austin.
Murray Houston. Abilene.
Mark p. Thomas. Abilene.
w. II. Kendrick, Waco.
Joe A. Jenkins, Caldwell.
w. II. Smith, Dallas.
ID. Burns, Cuero.
NJ. Beringer, Gonzales.
J. w. Doremus Jr, Calvert.
J. C. Adams, Temple.
J. w. Gray, Caldwell.
Gilbert McGregor, Caldwell.
f. E. Pendleton, Caldwell.
Joe Ripple, Caldwell.
Burns Gilly. Caldwell.
George B. Hamilton, Houston.
A. Priester, Houeton.
r. Ransom. Houston,
w. B. Blakely, Houston.
c.. Jones, Houston.
A. B. Browder. Houston.
w. H. FINLAND, Waco.
T. B. Williams, New York.
c. II. Engels, st. Louis.
Z. II. Notte, New York.
]. C. Eddy, Lake Charles.
| l.. ]. Lawrence, Fort Worth.
A. l.. Reynolds, Houston.
| F. L. Hillyer, San Antonio.
| A. A. Smell, Houston.
| ]. H. Well. New Orleans.
John F. Grant, Galveston.
H. Dillashaw. Gainesville.
Z. C. Cobb and wife, Rosebud.
w. v. Miller, Waco.
Ed ]. Hammer Jr., Sweetwater.
S. A. Pinkston, Corsicana.
Wilmer T. Swink, Dawson.
A. F. Courtney, Dallas.
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show one of the best ever seen, and
those who attend may do so assured
that the production is clean and pleas
ing in every particular Seats now on
sale.
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LAST or THE SEASON.
Popular Excursion to Galveston We
q q. N. Railway.

Tickets on sale for Grains arriving
Galveston after noon Saturday, Sep
TENDER "a. and morning Sunday, Sep
TENDER rs; limit to leave Galveston
Monday, September 20. For rate and
other particulars see ticket agent
/. G. G. N. Ry.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
@iI6sIm sea eOas NO. 5.

Ole @iIbeIm EEL 9oge SO. 5, g.
.. g. Of g., Oeriammelte Iih omDon.
nerstog, ben 3. o.Vits., in &arI Sam.
mels 8nae al ibrer regelmdBigen
WonatsDeriammlung. 9ommanoeur
4arl A6terfir1en fiibrte Den Noriib,
Sefret6r YouI 8a1ibmio Oas @roto-
foa. 6ermonn 8ebreus puroe ols
frant eemeloet. Der 6inan3beribt
lautete 10 giinItig. onB cine reht net
te Summe i'm 8nmnerein angelegt
perOen fonnte. @err Gbas. &ii6le,
Der geniale Setter Der Wasfenb1Qe
Der 9oge, CAB einengeri6t, un0 3tDar
einen iebr giiten 8eriht iiber Den
leBteu WaSfenban. Gr ging bis in
Die fleinlten gin0elbeiten. Sem Be
ribt lieB erfennen, ooB fir Die 2oge
elm erfledIiher lleberiduB Iih ergebe.
9err 3ii6le bate cine tabeqarii6e
lleberii1t iiber ale bisber ~abgebalte-
men Rnsfenbdue, BON 0enen er ie-
ben ein3igen geleitet bate, oufgeIteut
uno mics aus oerielben mad, ooB Die
ie B1ue cine ablolltte Notpenoigfeit
ieien nm 8erpaItungsfoiten, &ran-
fen- uno TooesgeIoer oeden 81 f0n.
men, Oa Die 8eitr1ge ALIEN Oa5u ni6t
nusreihten. Serrn 9ii6le nuroe elm
Danfesbotum gegeben uno elm Sc
i6enf fir Die berporragenoen 0ienIte,
Die er Der 9oge geleiitet, iiberrei1t.
Die &Outinegeihdfte pur0en alsoann
erleoigt. AIs DeIegat 5ur Supreme
Soge muroe @err Gbos. Giitle err
D1blt. Der 0iltriftsoeputierte SEER
&arI @golf nit Dem Stab Der @roB-
beomten fiibrte Die nellgem1blten 8e-
omten in ibre S(emter elm nno ent-
leoigte iid oieier Nufgabe IN i6nei-
bigger @eiie.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
MscALrs l!AGAzInE

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Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
LADIES' Save Money and Keep in
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Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
,,Wereiu WaSen1

Sn Der am Dienltag, ben /. SuIi,
in &arl SammeIs @aLe abgebaltener
@~eriommlung oes 8ereins 9aoen, in
Der Serr Ybilipp Dittes in getuobnter
tatfrdftiger @eiie oas Yr1liOium
fiibrte, DurOen fat nur Noutinege-
i6dfte erleoigt.
NMBeroem Duroe elm Gomite er.
ronnt, Inn cine NenOerung ser Son
ltitntion aus3uarbeiten. Da Serl
Sacob Niiler, Der am lebten Mitt.
mod NIT Samilie mad OeutI6lanf
reiite, 5ugegen mar, CAB es cine flei-
ne Nbi6teOsfeier. SEER Miiaer bate
i'm Siiooiten Der StaOt elm @rocerie-
geibaft betrieben, oas 10 gut ging,
Dob er lest ols YriDatier Ieben fam
Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
y0ermania MSnmerd1OrD.

Vim 0onneritag Mbeno lester $50.
DE fano in 8eBlers Sone Die Gene
r~alperiammIung Oes v@ermanio
Wtanner6ors~ itatt. 0ieielbe mar
iebr gut beiudt, uno ga feline iiber-
fIiiiiigen Ge0en gebalten tplir0en,
fanoen Die @ei1dfte idneae uno
prompte @rleOigung. Das tDi6tigIte
0eI6Gft, oas borgenommeu uur0e,
mar Die @abI Der @eamten. Muf
glntrag uuroe Der gelammte @orItanO
our1 affirmation mieoergepGblt.
Cine @usnbme mad5te nur Oie @abl
fir Ons Pint oes gi3eprGlioenten, ga
Ser bisberige Snbaber oesielben cine
@ieoermabI ablebnte. Mn ieine Stel-
Ie trat 6enrD Sanoer. CONT fest
ii6 alio Ser 8oritnno aus ~folgenoen
4erren 5uiammen:
Sobn gfeif Yr1iioent;
SD. SanOer, @ice-9r1liOent;
s. SO. &elbig, ShnbmeiIter
6reo. Mue, 6inan3lefretGr;
Geo. Sebaltian, forr. SefretGr.
Die 9omites fir ben 9lusflug mad
Gbeiapeafe Bead uno fir oas Eicnic
nuf Gins Sarm, erltatteten enogiil-
tige 8erihte. 0ieieIben tparen 6urh-
aus 5ufrieOeniteIeno uno muroen, 10
Die gegeben, entgegen genommen Die
&omites ieIbIt aber nit 9anf entlai
len. I'm niht NIT Dem neiien S6anf-
geieb in Ronflift gu fommer, DurOe
bei6Ioiien, binfort MIR cine @eiang.
itnnoe, uno 0par am Oonneritag
abeno, ab8ubalten.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-12

Nm Dienstag, Ben 8. s. M.,
D%erinmmelte Itd Der 0eutIh- Nmeri=
taniihe llnterltiibungsDerein in Iei-
mem 2ofal No. 1877 Ute Ctr, N.-@..
inter 8oriiB ieines 9r1iioenten Ste
pban 6ranf. &err Sic. @iegan0.
5efret1r, fiibrte Ons @rotofoa. 0as
Observation-Disclosures CAB balbi1br-
Iihen @eribt oabinlautenO, Dab sic
Bidder oes Setret1rs Sic. @ieaan0
lln0 oes Sh1Bmeilters Sobn 9[utb
iib IN muIterbafter Sronung befan-
ben unO Dab Die Sinon5Ioge einc quito
iei. Nad) Der @eidGftslisung blicb
man gemiitli6 b~eiiammen. SEER $.
&. QMeder, moblbeItollter GAnei0er-
meilter BON go. 642 g-StraBe., mar
0a, unO oa er baloiglt nn6 Der alien
Seimat ah3ureiien aeoenft, uno atpor
nit Dem Wor0oeuti1en QlopO-O Dam
pier 4aliel, 10 mur0e ibm cine Mb-
ibieOsfeier, ole i'm an @olbington
LANCE erinnern uno Die bieiisen trp-
denen Somntage bergeIien Ialicn
miro. Giien uno 9rinfen mar Iebr
gut. gn0e September miro Serr
2ueder wieOer 5nriid lein un0 liA
iofort benin DispeniOr Wepef bel
Gbns. Qies meI0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-12
S(ns Oenti9tn Iereiucn.

Die Nitglieoer Oes Diref-
toriums oes Baiienbouies moacn
nidt iiberieben oaB morgeu eineSib-
ung oes 0ir~eftoriums INN 2.30 ltbr
undmittags in Der Anitult ltattfinOet.
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GREEK sTRtkEeREAKERs.

The Sioux City, Iowa, union bridge
workers employed on the new bridge
Of the Northwestern Railroad at Mon
DAMN, Iowa, are on strike against a.
reduction in wages and their places
have been filled by Greek laborers.
The iron workers struck against re-
duction Of IS cents a day. 1t is stated
that Greek 1aborers are incompetent
in bridge construction, and this fact
may account for the number of rail.
road fatalities from wrecks on all
roads where Greek labor is employed.
The numerous wrecks from broken
bridges and defective ties on the
Northwestern Railroad during the
past year is alleged to be the direct
result of the employment of Greek
labor. Q
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A LABOR VICTORY
IN ARGENTINE

The modern labor movement Is max
ing rapid progress In land which
can no longer be ignored. Last sum
mer the Argentine Socialists sent two
members to the Congress, notwith-
standing the election tricks by the
governing party, which really defy de-
scriptiOn. The victory scored by the
Socialist party of the PLATA Republic
recently is still more significant The
Socialist party secured two Of the
three seats contested Inc the bye cleo
ton of March 80 last for members
for the Congress Central parliamentJ.
A Socialist senator was also elected
for the first time. The Socialist cam
didates polled a great number of
votes, easily out-doing the, candidates
of. the other parties. The victory is
all the more worthy of note as the
labor community is to a great extent
composed of non-naturalzed emf.
grants, and as the labor movement liz
split up into several sections, includ-
ing a syndicalistic anarchistic group,
which is comparatively strong, and is
vigorously opposing parliamentary ac-
ton.
The Socialist party in the Congress
consists OF four members. DIR. Just,
the Argentine Marx, so called because
he is the theolist Of the party; Pala-
clos, one of the best speakers in the
country, and the newly elected NIcho-
las Repetto and Mario Bravo. The
Socialist senator is the most famous
politician in South America % del
Vale Iber1ueca.)
A proof that the Argentine Labor
Party is beginning to get a foothold
in the country is to be found in the
fact that farmers club has been re-
Gently affiliated with the Labor party
on account of its progressive agrarian
program; this club has 230 member
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Much Needed

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Eyes" replied Mr.. Arnold, land
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legal document giving her control of
their children"
'Oh, James," said the wife, with a
sigh g wish we could get document
that would give US control Of OUT
children" -Lippincott's.
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hASENAUER, DeL Woods, mgr ~
A1Ih street.
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CARL hINkELMANN-Shoe store.
Dealer Ia All klnos OF Ladies, Gents
ana CnlLoren's SHOES. No. 1900 Market
street. W nSe11nR. W. Va
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SHOES

LESTER SHOE co. 1913 Market 81
Union Mace Working shoes LOT Union
Men Popular prices. klSnI under
y. V. T. q l. A. daI1
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PERSONA

PERSONAL
DOCTOR JONES, MODERN HEALER,
As 18th St Nat. Phone HOOK. If you
are troubled with undesirable influ-
ences, have any mental or physical
troubles that baffles the physicians.
consult me. Consultation free. Truth
and Justice. my motto.
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rHE OAKS-Summer and Winter En-
.ertainments, Bowling Banquets, Dane
nG. Private always. Sure, Safe.
lean and Up-to-Date. Chas. Kraft
ne Oaks.
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VEHICLES

Retail Buggies, Surveys, Wagons and
Harness. Rubber firing a speciality.
Agent for Kramer Wagons Cor. 42nd
and Wood Streets, Wheeling, W. Va.
Both Phones.
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NAY SHOE co, 'SOs-1s1l Market 81
None Out Gooo s oes-" Maoe ~ n4En
grade, well PAID l. bar.
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IJPHOLSTERERS

UPHOLSTERERS
SOUTH SIDE UPHOLSTERING co.
Practical Reporters, Finishing, Re-
pairing. Packing, Grating, Renovating
Feathers. Both Phones. e2344 Chap
line st.
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PORTRAITS
PRINTING
POULTRY

WINNERS in egg laying contest. also
exhibition rooms Barred Rocks. Sim
gle Comb, White Rose Comb, Brown
Leghorn, Single Comb Reds. Silver
Spangled Hamburgs. Circular. Eggs,
$50, Is; $3.50, 100. Ross Stillwell, 312
Main St., Wheeling, W. Va
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LOUIS KNlERIM. Cafe No. 1881 Mar
Ket Street. Restaurant and Furnished
Rooms for Gentlemen only. Wheel
ing, w. Va
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STATIONERY

Latest Magazines. Books. Paperh De.
nvered yearly. Lowest prices. Full
line Post Cards and Stationary. Z. Ii
4UIMBH, 114S Nam st.
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SECOND HAND GOODS

GABEL & CARNAHAN-Dea1ers in New
and Secondhand Goods. Highest prices
paid for Carpets, Furniture, Stoves, etc
storage Nat Phone 177-Y. Cor. Esd
and Market Sta. wheeling. W. Va.
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FLORISTS II
a. LANGHAN'S, Floral Designs gu
sDeeialty 1877 Chaplina 1t
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AMIJSEMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
REX THEATRE-3405 Jacob st. The
place for Men, Women and Children to
enjoy good, clean and instructive pic
lures. New and up-to-date Pictures
changed daily.
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GURUTZ BROS.-Wholesale Liquor
Dealers. Nail Orders Promptly At
;ended to. soc, 75c, & $1.OO. Hotel.
First Class Bar. Cigars. 10 rooms,
AS Market Street Nat. 1875. Bell $50.