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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
OPERATORS WILL
TRY TOD|SCRED|T
STORY OF CALVIN
CONTINUED From First Paec)

| here Is concluded tho committec will
return to Washington to conclude it's
hearings.
outcome Is Doubtful.
What the outcome of the inouirv will
be is a matter which the big galaxy
OF stars engaged by both sides is dis
GUESSING eagerly. The committee. under
the resolution of the Senate uuthorizinc
the investigation has solely the pow CT
TO inquire and report.
whether the Senate itself has iuris-
octlon over any OF the matters in
vowed In the controversy Is grave
question. II is PROBABLE that as a mat
icr 81 interstate commerce the Senate
may initiate remedial legislation ne 10
WY computation agasns, the mine oper-
ators OF West Virginia. such as is
eharsed IN the resolution. But beyond
| mat even the members OF the com
nittee themselves doubt their AUTHORITY
TO take any real action.
ne state OF West Virginia is not
on trlai here" is the way Senator
swanson. the chairman OF the conmit-
Tee states the question: this commit
.ec mas no power to try any one for
any oHcnsc. We are simply here to
"c'erhihe the facts. and report them
70 the full Committee on Education
and Labor TO be presented to the Sen.
ate for its information"
io-day the committee took a holiday
me various members were entertained
~ seNerai OF the leading citizens Of
charleston At breakfast dinner and
luncheon. Senator MARITIME. of New
Jersey. occupied the pulpit OF the FIRST
Methodist Church, of Charleston a,
the morning service. He was intro
duccd as member Of the American
House Of Lords" and when he took
the platform he objected strenuously to
the designation.
Il am a member of the Senate OF the
United States" he said, and am
proud to be, but cannot accept the
designation, in republican form or
government, OF any such coSnomeu as
the House of Lords"
senator MARITIME discussed tho phy-
sical resources of the State. declaring
them to he ineNhaustiblc
Many Robbed by Few.
But the rich mineral lands Of your
state" he declared. have been stricken
with the cankering blight of Unsuitable
greed The wealth OF the state has
been taken from the many by the
few
The Senator's address caused con
siderable discussion. but h. was warm
~ greeted by the members al tho con
gregation.
Both sides of the controversy rest
ca on their arms to-day in prepara-
| ton for the struggle that will come
when the operators produce their re-
buttal testimony this week The repre-
ssntatives Of tho miners have gather
ed together a large amount of docu-
mcntary evidence OF conditions i'm the
coal fields which will he made 4 part
OF ~" record. In addition. Senator
Kenyon contemplatcs 4 thorough in
curry into the financial operations Of
I the operators on Paint and cabin
/ Creeks who lease the land they mine.
ana the ownership of the mineral lands.
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nnttic liz Dcsncrntc.

FL raso Tex. June l5.-Six hun
dred Federals were killed or wounded
in a battle May - at Sausiilo. accord
ing to reports reaching here to-day
from Southern Chihuahua state.
After this victory over more than
1900 fcderals. the Insurgents under
Generals Villa. Chao and Hernandez.
marched north toward the state CAPT
tai, whence the Parral garrison had
rctrcated. They are reported as hav-
ing taken Cusihuirachic. a mining town
west of chihuahua city. The too Fed
erals. who Friday evacuated MADEIRA,
were met yesterday by Whats men at
bustillos The rebels poured Il hot nr"
into the Federal troops train. killing
the engineer and fireman. The train
retired
General Mercado. acting military
Governor. has called in all other out
lying garrisons 10 the defense OF the
capital The insurgents al" mauoeu-
vreing to prevent these movements.
Some 300 Fcdcrals at Jaurcz alone
remain unaffected 10y the generals or
Gers laurel is threatened BY a move
mcnt of Constitutionalists from the
ojinaga district. below the Texas Dor
dor. according to reports at Fort Bliss.
Texas.
Practically every railway line in the
State is out of commission as a result
Of rebel activities There is no traffic
on the Mexican Central nor south of
the state capital The Mexican North
western Railway is operating below
he border only as far rs Casas
Grandes.
The only armed force OF consequence
IN the Casas Grandes district is led 10y
colonel Castillo. n mutineer from the
Federal ranks. He has proclaimed for
the Nasquez Gomez revolution. which
is not connected with the Constitu-
tionalist movement
After taking Pearson last week Gas.
tillo was joined hy Braulio Hernandez
Who previously VAS reported executed
hernandez, a former Secretary Of Stat,
~ Chihuahua. is said to be organizing ;
1 provisional government under the Vas
Quez Gomez banner in the C'asas Gran
dcs district which was left unpro
tected by either Federals or Constitu
tonalists as far south as MADEIRA
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n. G.. HoIIingsuorth.

Especial to The Times D. si'atch.I
Fayetteville, y. c.. Juno i5.-B. q.
Holiingswor;h was found dead in his
bed this morning at o'clock, In ms
WORT, was at his store yesterday.
though he had not been we'll for sew
eral weeks.
the best known men In this town He
was born here in February. 1910. and
was. therefore. seventy three years 0id.
He married Miss Elizabeth Royal His
eldest son. Major J. G. IIollingsworth.
was killed in an automobile accident
in Richmond In September. 1910 Just
a year later his wife died. HIS sur
viving children are Mrs. w. Is. Leo !
better and Alfred NJ. Hollingsworth.
who lived with their father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16

ness and pain, enables the muscles to ex-
pand gently and. when baby comes, the
muscles relax naturally the form is nro-
served without liberation or other acct.
dent. 1t is one OF the standard, reliable
remedies that grandmothers everywhere
have relied upo
With its iaily use during the period Of
expectation. there is no weakness. no nau-
sea, no morning sickness, no pain, distress
or strain of any kind.
You will find this wonderful remedy On
sale at your drug store NJ 81 90 per bottle.
l is prepared by Bradfcld Regulator Co.
PIG Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. Write
them for valuable book to eIpectant
mothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
THREE ARE KILLED
ON DEATH CURVE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Oakland. Gal, June l5.-Thrce per
sons we're killed AT noon to-day when
two motorcycles collided ON death
curve" on tho Oakland Foor Hill Boule
ward. The dead:
John Wesley iIoffeit. nEcd nineteen.
Miss Natalie ShutIiT. nineteen.
George SouSH. twcnty-onc.
The accident occurred when Sousa
and Miss ShutliT. who were returning
10 Oakland, essayed the death curve"
ut speed estimated at seventy miles
an hour. Hofelt was travelling in the
opposite direction. Sousa looked back
as he went into the curve. and the two
machines met head-on. Sousa was
killed almost instantly. while Miss
Shutliff and IIoffelt were picked up
unconscious, but alive. Iionclt died on
the way TO the county hospital Miss
Shutlin lived until her mother and her
sister, Miss Muriel Shutliff. had reach
"a tho institution, and died in her sis
tcr'S arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
ENEMIES WORK TOGETHER
Turkey and bulgaria Join Worlds Y
VI. &. 4. Confcrcnce.

VI Z. Y.
Edinburgh, Scotland June 15.-At
the Worlds Conference Of the Young
Mems Christian Association to-day.
Turkey ana Bulgaria Joined in the al
lance Of the thrty-iour other coun-
tries. ana their delegates were re-
ccivcd together on the platform amid
wild enthusiasm
on motion Of Lord Kinnaird. sec
ondcd by Count Won Moltke. Of Den
mark. and Count de Pourtalcs, OF
France. the conference declared in
favor OF international arbitration.
The meeting Tonight closed
the conference. DIR. Paul de Goutcs
Was elected chairman OF the World S
Committees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
Finals In Tennis,

Paris, juno l5--The iinals in tho
lawn tennis championship were pla we'd
o-day at Saint cloud. In the mems
Singles y. T.. Willing, OF New Zealand.
beat the French representative, Andre
Il Colbert. In the womens singles
Broquedis, France. The Germans, Won
Kissing and kleinschroth. won the
mems doubles from FroitZhcinl, Ger
many, and Winding. New Zealand
Miss Ryan, of california, and Max
de Cugis Of France. had n walkovcr
IN the mixed doubles against Nine
Goldlng, Of France. and Wilding. the
lniter being too tired 70 n!aN again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
OBITUARY
Mrs. susan Is. Hayes.

TSpeclaI 20 IHt I!!Ivs 5''I''1I
Chase city, Va. June l5.--Mrs.
Susan Alexander Bruce Hayes. 4
member of the Old Virginia Bruce
family. and wife Of Nicholas p Hayes,
died at her home. Duprecs, Charlotte
County. June II. after m Illness of
1--WE and Il half months. She was sew
cnty-thrce years old. After brief ser
vices conducted By her pastor. Rev.
e. 7. HigGason. intcrment was made
in Woodlawn Cemetery, Chase CITY.
Mrs Hayes is survived by her nus
band-N f. Hayes-four daughters
Mrs. Gertrude II. Roberts. Misses Lille
and Bruce Hayes. of Duprccs: Mrs.
John Long of PetershurS-and one
gra nddaughter--Susie Boyd Roberts, or
DuprecS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16

membrance Of our
lives. And thousands
Of happy mothers owe
their preservation to
h Nth and strength to
Mothers Friend. This
is an external remedy
that is applied to the
abdominal muscles.
1t relieves all the ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
STORY IS UNTRUE.
SCANDALOU AND
TROUBLE MAKER
York July :, whence It viii iake u
CONTINUED From First PaGc.

battl"ship Minas Geracs for Brazil
busy week in prospect has caused
secretary bryan to cancel speaking
engagements at Charleston and Lowell,
Mass, This week. The secretary Will
not lcaE" Washington before July l..
Among the important business al tho
state Department viii be considered
the Japanese situation. appointments
Of American ambassadors and minis
tors and foreign protests against GER
tain administrative features of the
pcndlnE tariff bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
Enrthaunses Continue.

Sofia. Juno l5.-The earthquakes Of
yesterday were renewed to-day in
shocks occurred in the morning at
Crabovia. where much damage Was
done The seismic disturbances ~ III
ronva continued throughout Saturday
aud the trembling Of the earth had not
ceased this morning. At that place
many people We're killed, and churcl,
ana public and private buildings were
seriously damaged. Thousands are
hOmclcss ana destitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
Mrs. Cornciin a.. ,rupdy.

ESPECIAL % The Times Dispntchl
LynchburG. Va. June l5-Mrs Cor
nelh {, Mundy widow OF Rev j 4
Mundy, y. - for many years pastor
~ Cabcil street Baptist Church here.
died 10 day at hcr home. near Mantco
The body VIII he brought here Mon
dag for buricl
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Mrs. Dolly Jnmerson.


Specinl TO Tho T1nes- D1sFH tCH'I
Martinsville. Va, June l5;-Mrs.
Dolly .Iamcrson, widow of George
Jamerson, of this county. died NJ tne
home of her daughter. Mrs James -,
Hodges, here this morning, aNer ~,
Miss Salmons. OF Henry County; ann
was scventy-two years old. DcnIn
was caused by creeping paralysis 0ho
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RESPONSIBILITY
PUT ON OFFICIALS
-.Continued From First pagel

tion thereof, and in event OF any colli-
sion OF accident. shown TO be tho re
salt or failure 10 comply with the pro-
visions of this act. whereby tho life
or lives of such passengers shall be
lost such directors. officers. operating
officials or agents shall be held Liable
and deemed guilty of manslaug liter III
the first degree, on III event OF per
sonal physical injury Of any such pas
senger. shall be deemed guilty or AS
sault and battery, according TO the de-
gree OF such personal physical INJURY.
Section {. This act shall take effect
from its passage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
DEATHS

!o,ns for iacurabies. sundas june ins
-. At u o'clock a. NJ. MISS JANE
MISS Jefferson Was the sister OF the
late Drs. r \. and I: NJ Peterson
OF tho Virginia Conference.
Burial Al ilandfora Cemetery, Pc
tershurg, Va. THIS Monday Az
r9 ,>yd o.-;do. Saturday afternoon.
MRS JuLlEr { POWERS. widow
Q" Of h9 9i',r W, Powers IN the sew
Funeral from residence. $40 Park
.tvenue at ! ? o'clock noon MONDAY.
juno ~ interment private.
sHlPMAN- Died sunday afternoon.
Shlpmnn. OF Hurkeyille, Va
lntcrmcnt At Rice Depot. Va. Flu
neral notice later
RouTT-LERoY roPE RoUTT. whose
remains We're brought from Chicago
mond. Wa, was tho eldest son Of the
I veteran Inventor and Confederate
soldier Anseim Pope Routt. now tho
Oldest Mason in the South.
Born in Orange County. Va, the
deceased went TO kichmond in his
him from ms eossi to coast in 'ak ste
| years, his Headquarters at different
times being. New York. San Francis
u
He WAS q man OF strong person
i ality. his brilliant mind and mag
i netic temperament winning lifelong
/ friends wherever he sojourned,
Mr. Routts ancestors on both pa
ternal and maternal sides were dis
I tinguished in the history of Colonial
A days, many of them ON tho paternal
/ side coming from "Pope's Creek" III
u Maryland before that fair region
4 was devastated. George Routt an
officer in the Revolution, fought
shoulder to shoulder with Washing
i ton
Leroy Pope Walker. another in
hcritor OF the family name. was
member Of the old Confederate Cabi-
net under Jefferson Davis. Besides
his aged father now residing in
Washington, he leaves wife (daugh-
| ter of the late DR.. Pullam). two
| sons. Emmett Gold Routt and Sam
/ ucl Pope Routt. and three daughters,
| all of Richmond. Va. y brother. An
seim NJ Routt of the Associated
Press. Atlanta. Ga: Mrs William
Crittenton Petty, Of Culpcner, va,
and Mrs. w. Hugh Reynolds and
Mrs. Powell Thruston Manning, of
Washington, ID. G..
\ devoted friend. son. brother. hus-
band and father. his passing creates
a vacuum in the lives of all who
loved him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
Fire Truck In CoIIision

New York. June l5-As fire truck
No. was returning tonight from Il
small fire 1T loi Allen Street. il was
struck by street ear near Orchard
street Two nrcmen and three pas
Sengors We're injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16
Awaiting The
Joyful! Sound
The WonderfulMusict that Bursts Forth
When the Stork Arrives.

That funny little, brassy cry that echoes
the arrival OF the new baby is perhaps the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16

leaves two daughters Mrs James n.
Hodges and Mrs. y X Morris she
= also survived h. her mother. Mrs
Sa!Wons Tho funeral VIII take place
here Tomorrow
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REBELS DEMAND
ITS SURRENDER
Continued From First Page.

ing government obligations. and the
second ustallmcnt OF The same
amount, is not yet available.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-16

SlIlpMAN--Died, sunday afternoon
June 10. NJ 3 O'Clock, MRS s. LOUISE
SiilPMAN. beloved wife OF DR.. w j.
Shipman OF Nurkeyille, Va.
lntcrmcnt At Rice Depot. Va. Flu
neral notice later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

NINA'S BROTHER

TT T. really a pleasure 20 see you
again. Gordon When DID you arrive
; enc hat have you done during all these
~Oh. little OF everything. only this
morning l returned 10 sew York on1
e,NlIl1anon. 80 now you must sit down.
+ mar lie ana tell me all the news
charlie spencer smiled and sat dow n
IN one OF the comfortable agiuDualrs IN
the Travellers club.
Well charlie. I am waiting TO hear
al INA. haS happened here wri.e 1 have
Nothing OF real importance am sure
n4t OF course We have had the usual
amount OF scandals love affairs and
weddings by the way. do you reu.esn-
7. Ter the little Nina Earle ,hc dlugu..tc
Of the old EeneralF'
or course Z do
les. OF course. As FAR As remeni-
her you were a little IN love with her
Ven. everyone OF us meets with such
little Ctiamlties."
But not all Of us are fortunate
enough 20 get over them" said Halford.
with "A sigh. Well what about Nina
suppose you know that her father
no. ! expected to meet him hale and
hearty as ever"
NO. he died a little over a year ago
1oH remember there were only two chill
,ren. Nina and Reginald. but no Iette-
hNs come from Reginald for several
years. and there is no doubt that he is
dead somewhere In the Arctic The OH
general thought the world Of his bov
and iu his will he stipulated that II
Reginald should ever return Nina must
t1u over the whole fortune TO BIN. hut
me chances OF that are not worth con
sidering'
40. ~ course. Then Nina f. now on,
or the richest heiresses in the coun-
Yes. but unfortunately she has fallen
INTO tHe hands Of most coutemptIhI.
"NNenturer and fortune hunter. feel
very sorry FOR her indeed. for he l.
common persons with no r,deernlng Zen
tute that I have been able 90 discover '
w h' is hef Anybody I know
don't think so. lie nrpeared 4
snort time after YOU left lie g. ver,-
. hord M Tor moneN-sh not anoths~
word There he is now"
Gordon Halford looked at the young
man who had Just entered tho room. he
was tall slender and unusually good
.., iiis name is Ralph Gaunt." whispered
charlie, do you know him."
~ ever set eyes ON him before said
,'"ro'u. and I cannot say that care
30 meet him now now. 50 We had better
y should like 20 see Nina again q"
Gordon Ha-ford said to himself. "and
why should ! not call ON herr ! once
.i"Hsnt J loved her Perhaps ! was mis-
'"H, 90. - any rate 20 is too late now"
ne walked up the stairs and rang tho
Miss Earle IS not ia % said the maid
hut ] expect her amy moment Perhr-
N'u viii wait FOR la-@.'
Yes. Do would. ON a table he caught
ioi help pressing So Co his lips. but fuss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

a. he did 80 he heard a voice behind
him.
What are you looking at. SIR
Il do not know what right you have 20
ask that question" Halford replied.
calmly.
4 don't suppose you know am en-
gaged 70 Mise Earle But who are you.
Gordon had a sudden idea He burs,
out laughing and held out his hand
Il am very pleased 70 meet you. in
deed he said. cordially. And you
need not be jealous OF me. for . brother.
think l have perfect right to kiss his
sisters Portrait
You are Nina's brothers." the man
exclaimed. evidently greatly shocked.
Yes. or course your are surprised.
only returned last night and every body
Nina TO lose all her money. but unless
she has changed very much as long a
shte has a man like you TO love her and
look after her all her life she will not
care"
DO you mean 20 say that your return
makes your sister pennilessT Gaunt
stammerer and his hand trembled visit
bly,.
she will have nothing but what I
gvie her % my own free will, but as I
said. am sure she won't mind as long
Il am afraid shall not be able 20
marry her then. II Is all a bad mistake:
my family never approved OF our en-
easement. and ! have nothing but
small allowance from my father. which
not approve Of
Then all YOU really care for is my
sisters money
Now why express ~ 30 brutality You
are a man 81 the world and know or at
least ought TO know. how little love
means in most modern marriages. When
I met your sister she was rich-to-day
she j. poor. Vow ask you
Then you have never loved herr
II stammered Count
y young. fresh voice tnferrur4er Nfrr,
Don't trouble yourself trying 70 de-
fend your conduct Mr. Gaunt" said
Nina. suddenly throwing back the por-
there's and entering the room. without
any intention on my part I happened TO
oNcrhear your conversation. and ] under
stand everything I nm sincerely thank
ful % you. Mr. Halford"
Then YOU mean that this gentleman
- not your brother ~ all-''
80. he - my dear old friend Gordon
Halford. ] am afraid that. rs you snid.
our engagement was bad mistake
Good afternoon
When Gaunt had left. Halford tool,
Ninas hand
made you sad"
q am not sad. only SO thankful ~ YOU
for saving me from m unhappy mar
ringe. Why have you been away 80
You should 10 tho last one 20 ask
that question. Inn. Surely YOUR heat
viii tell you tho answer"
"Fut now you viii never. never leave
mo again. Gordon" cha rerlfef with "A
smile and she was more than satisfied
with the answer she received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
Moundsvillr R-l.f.

Many local persons are planning 10
attend thu ". 6 J-Buckneu game al
Washington next Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Walter Booth OF this city Is
spending a few days at Darlington
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Costello. who under
went an operation at the Glendale
hospital few days ago. remains
about the same
The X. X Jr. team 81 this city
~ Martins Ferry AZ the Ohio town
yesterday afternoon.
Warden VI. l. Brown has returned
TO the prison from Charleston. where
he was IN conference with tho GOV.
ernor for q faw days
VIII B'oyd. Melville Stewart ana
B"mis Roeer-on. local students az the
state university. are expected homo
for few days following Thanks
giving.
Tho members % tho LOYAL Mem
Bible class Of the Christian churoH
will attend a special service az
wheeling this evening
Mr. W. p. Conner. who fell and
disIocated her shoulder n few days
ago IS resting very nicely
Mrs Harry Abbott Of Grafton will
hIlAff IlfIf INl~ morning 70 spend n
Few days with friends and relatives
Rev q. B Duncan Of Newherr. IND
"a spending q few weeks with friends
and relatives in this city.
70. Funk Of Iirhfh street spent
The past few days az Hundred on
business
u %. Anderson and family 81 Free.
port. Ohio. has moved 20 this city
where hey VIII make their future
home
Mrs Max Low has returned home
from View Narf'rryile. where she
spent The past few days with friends
and relatives
7 7 Campbell who has been con
fned 20 his home on Center street
with an attack Of typhoid fever. Is
improving nicely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
"PANOERING" CASES WILL
BE INNEGTIGATE LCDc

An Investigation is pending before
Prosecuting Attorney r. VI. Addle-
man and White Slave officer b :
Judge. In alleged cases Of panderin-
claimed 10 be practiced In thecitv. Ia
is claimed that several men in the
city and living from the gains col
lected from girls OF theu Underworld.
The superstition is almost certain ana
the investigators expect to ind some
very sensational disclosures AMI
claim that they will push the probe
10 the farthcrest end. Should the
men be found who are claimed 10 be
Tandcrlns they VIII be prosecuted
under the white slave act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
Would Make Them Better If They

Would Make Them Better If They
Could
The makers Of Foley Kidney Pills
know that they have absolutely the
best combination OF curative and heal
Ing medicines for kidney and bladder
ailments and urinary Irregularities
that II IS possible 10 produce. Mrs.
q. Palmer. C3J Willow street. Green
Bay. Wis. was seriously an with kid
ney and bladder trouble. Mr.. Palmer
writes My Wife Is rapidly recover
Ing her health and strength. due sole
" TO the use Of Foley Kidney Pills"
You cannot take them into your sys-
tenn without good results Sold by
the John Coleman Co.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
To ComnIete WorL

Contr1C t0r Kidde- and a force or.
men VIII probably complete the Third
street paving hy the middle OF this
week.. according 10 information OBJ
tanned Yesterday The work has been
progressing very rapidly the past few
weeks due 90 the fuo weather condi-
uous. The gang % mon will be great
is Increased this morning iu order
mat The work can be completed and
the street opened 90 traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
PlaYers Recoverinn

Eo0her Rafferty,. Karcher and Nan
-1. hn were ont OF the game with
Martins Ferry last Saturday. viii Ike.
Us got lu On" game next Thursday af.
t'rI'nv Win Cameron The lads VIII
h. oHf Tor practice each afternoon
after school session thie week ana OK
poet to b' in good condition by Tur.
hov day