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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
AWFUL SUFFERING
IN THE BALKANS
SAYS MILES
General Reports Thousands Of
Wounded Unaided at Seem
of Strife; Appeals to Hu-
manity for Help.
[ Special Correspondence 90 the Herald !

Special tnsreupoudenCe 60 the Herald
Washington. ID. g., sept 2j.--"lf
we have reached a higher. nobler and
moro humane civilization ! trust IL
may be demonstrated by a prompt
response 10 the cry Of distress that
now comes To- as from unhappy Bull
guria." In these words Lieut.. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles of the United states
army, who recently returned from
Europe, whore he hehcld inconcelv-
able misery, appeals 90 his fellow
countrymen through the American
Red cross 20 relieve the suffering
of uncarod- for wounded soldiers and
the despair OF helpless and homeless
women and children.
The communication which the
American Rcd Cross received from
General Miles Is as follows:
AS charter member of the
American Red cross. / feel Il duty
again 20 call attention To the appal-
ling destruction of life In the Bal
kuns, the desolation OF large districts
OF country and the terrible condition
of the wounded, especially In the ter
ritory of Bulgaria. from whence
have Just returned. During the war
with Turkey, the losses In killed and
wounded were unprecedented rhe
Montenegro army lost 20 per cent Of
the men engaged. white the Bulgarian
army lost 5000 men u is not nee
essafy here. or now. 10 say who was
responsible for this war Those who
are responsible for wars and railroad
dlsast, - are not the ones who suf-
fer. n is sufficient % say that one
! tF t. Il. "A.
/ tive wars OF modern times has been
fought within the last few months,
leaving whole districts OF cOuntr, do
vastnted. Every home and harvest
| field has been burned or destroyed
AT the capital OF bulgaria the rail-
road officials reported that $4,000
disabled men have been received. !
saw tho general and field hospitals
all overcrowdcd with wounded men.
and In one field there were four
/ thousand wounded men without shell
I Ter from the sun or rain. The high
est military officials reported over
100000 men killed and wounded In
I the bulgarian army, ana II 81 reason
/ able Go say that AN equal number was
! disabled in the opposing armies.
| Every lady az the national CAPITAL.
including her majesty the queen. WAS
lacung as nurse to relieve the suffer-
ing.
~ saw more than $50. 600 refugees
who had fled from the cruel utroci-
ties ~ the invader, IN one group OF
these twenty-five babics diod In "a
single night from exposure and star.
lWtiun. Many of the poor wounded
soldicre have now NO homes. Tor their
country has been taken by foreign
powers and their families. those that
are alive, are wandering half starved
among the refugees. These facts Civ,
you q picture Of tho humanity and
Crueities of war Those who suffer
are often In mo- WAY responsible. Tn,
reports of atrocities have been evag
peratod. though some have hoon COM
United under the desperate excite
mcnt of fierce warfare
"lf we have reached higher
nohlor ana moro humane civilization
trust u may boz demonstrated hy
prompt response To- the cry OF dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
INDIANS GATHER ExTuBTTs
ron DIG sHIPttOCk FtIl

Pennington, n. NJ, Sept IA
Preparations are being made By SUI
porintendent W. T. shelton and the
other Nayaloa Of the reservation 10
make the fourth annual Navajo fair
az shiprock the biggest ever. I'm
usual interest ~ being manifested by
the Indians this year and bigger and
better exhibits will DE shown. and a
carnival b. on the program, too.
Sports also are on the bill Of fare.
The roads are In good condition since
the rains packed the sand. so pre-
pare to go and attend one Of the
most unique and interesting fairs of
them ail October I. .. and 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
uOWs rinse

We offer one Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hairs Caiarrh
Cure
y J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
T. J. Cheney for the last 10 years and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions ana financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.,
Toledo. ohio.
Hairs Catnrrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonies sent free. Price 20
cents per bottle Sold by all Drug
gists.
Take Hairs Family pins for con-
stlpatlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

stock and farm products will be
inrHer and better than ever before.
With promises ~ good behavior on
the part of the weather man, the big
annual event viii open next week
with every assurance Of being a most
successful affair from every stand
point
The following are the officers
John Morrow, president: W. -.
Kershner, vice president; g. o. Fish
nr. necrntnrV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

"Our first baby Is
strong and healthy aud
we attribute this 10
suit 10 tho timely use
Of your Compound. -
Mrs. FRED NOuANN,
Kent, Oregon.
Il owo my lifo and
my blby's good health
% your Compound
MH. W. %. SPENCER,
r. H. d., No. ?, Troy,
Alabama.
~ have three chil-
drcn anl took your
Compound each time. -
Mrs. JoHN Howard,
Wilmington, Vermont.
- havO q lovely
baby boy and you can
toll every one that no
lisa 'l'inkhan baby. /"
Mrs. liOUIs FIsCHER,
% Munroe ST., Carl
stadt, Nj.
We are az last
blessed with q sweet
little babygirl. Mrs.
a.. A. LAPERouEn,
Montegut, la
81 have ono Of the
hEeat baby girls yOu
over saw. Mrs. q. NJ.
GoopwtN, 1912 \. 9th
st., Wilmington, NC,
My husband il tho
happiOst man alive 10.
day, - Mrs. CLARA
DAnBRAKK, 307 Alaril.
la ST. Buffalo, NY.
Now / have a nice
baby girl, tho jos oI
our homo. Mrs. DO.
SYLVIA CoIE, No. ma
SO. Gate 81, Woroos
ter Mass.
"Ihavo a hno strong
baby daughter now
- Mrs. A, A, GUS
lleWittYillo, n, T..
Route a..
Il have a zig, fat
healthylioy Mrs A
A, hALENuKit, X Ed
mol, baltimore, Ohis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Los Angelcs. Sept. 2E.---A iurge
pier built az the foot of Center
street. Venice. was partially dosiroy-
"a iagt night Il h believed by the
police that dynamite was used BY
persons unfFiendiy 20 the contractors.
who d said to have declared lock
ouL A-nInal nnlon WorkmNn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

eel post weight limit to 20 pounds Ia
the first and second zones. u places
the entire county Of Otcro IN closer
touch with Cloudcroft, Aiamogordo
and IA pnsO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Constaniinopie. Sept. 2s-A great
fire hns occurred az Ordu. port 81
Asia Minor, on the Black srn The
market place and 1000 houses have
been DESTROYED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

To feel strong. have good appetite
and dlgeatlon. sleep poundly and on
joy lslc. use nuriock Hood Filters.
the family aystcm tonic. Price. $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

not included In tho contract ana VIII
be done free by Mr., Hand. Work on
this nli will start at once
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
Especial carreapondcnce 20 tae Ier

Especial Correspondence 10 che ueraidl
socofro. y. NJ. sept 2b.--FinU ar
arrangements are being perfected for
the annual socorro county fair. to bo
held IN the Gem city on September
2s, 90 and 80. 4 total Of $1,000 is Of
fcred IN prizes and premiums for the
mining ana AGRICULTURAL exhibits,
baseball games. music. horse racing
and bronco busting and other stunts.
special rates between Albuquerque
ana Ei paso and from Mnndnlona are
offered on the santa Re 81 ono ana
onc-third fare for the round trip from
september 81. good for return to
October !.
The band and several orchostraa viii
play during the entertainments and
games. aud every night there viii be
dancing. moving pictures. games and
diversions.
The officers OF the fair arc A. G.
Torres. president. j. 4. Lowe. aecre-
tary and ELIAS -. Haca. treasurer The
prosrsm b. as follows:
The fair viii open on sunday, sop
tcmner 2sth nt 1870 y. M, IN the fair
grounds.
The manager viii announce the
opening.
Tho mayor, Hon. H.. .. Burfum. viii
welcome the visitors.
Base bali game AZ y. m. between
The local team ana a new team from
outside Afterwards there VIII bg
other attractions.
AZ o'clock 4. M. the religious Get.
cbration will begin. ana ON Monday
morning tho great festival of san
Miguel VIII continue. and the par
uChial procession win march in which
the clergy. the various rcllgious So
cletios and the hand viii participate.
Grand concert in the park at 1880
"a. ne.
Mondcy.
Foot races at 1880 y. m,
Base bali at q, m.
Proncho busting no D.. M.
TUE sday.
Concert Ina tho park at $3.50 20. m.
Hase BAH at $3.50 "a. m.
Horse races at ! a. m.
uurro races Ht 1850 a. on.
Concert 80 park at I y. M.
Potato and foot races ut 30 p. m.
Base ball at g. M.
Races and roping at 4 p. m.
Afterwards there viii be other
ANUS, ments and entertainments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Onc-quartor Of the $4,000 women
workers of kansas city receive less
than So a week, although according
to thc board Of public welfare a
wage Of $3.50 H. necessary for girl
to live comfortably In boarding
house. while SO means hare exist
Cuce u is encouraging 90 see the
question raised how the workers who
get less than 50 manage 10 oxist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Marconi announces preparations to
connect North and South America
nv wireless, having secured fifty-
your concession from Brazil Tor %
service to New York. This. with the
governments plans for q transconti-
mental service bN way of Chicago,
should usher In a new era In wireless
on this side OF the ocean,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
rAIrss
SOcOrTO County Fair to Be Held
on Last Three Days of September

Twelve Hundred Dollars in Prizes and Premiums; Final
Preparations for Northern New Mexico Fair at Ration;
Annual Navajo Fair on Reservation to Be Bigger and
Better This Year Good Exhibits at Pennington Fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
CHILDLESS
'"'-O--'G WOMEN

These wnnen once ohildless, now happy and
phYsculy we'll with healthy nhildrunWili tel hoN
lydia n. rinRham'a Vegetable Compound made
on CHS possible Here RrU tao names and correct
addresses write them II you want To. aud learn
Tor yourself Ihoy are only few out OF many
thOnaauda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

transmitted by AHcccd Nm
families on oat tgnncica "
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

Will occupy apartments in Roby's resi-
dence on Eighth street
d. Pryor and FANNY have removed
10 their new home on Seventeenth
street
Mrs I'd. Anger. or Pittsburgh. Pa.
Is visiting her brother. Charles
Straub. Of Fifth street and Ohio ave.
nue.
Mrs KronjeaEer. Of North Main
street. Wheeling. spent yesterday
with Mr. and Mrs Chester Eron-
Jaeger. Of Fourth street and Richland
avenue
Mr. WILLIE is stul very iU AT his
home on Is. land avenue with an a..
tack OF fever
Miss Sara Gooch. Of Twontyfrst
and Main streets. ie arIo 90 be- out az
ter an attack Of diDh'hcria
Miss Gertrude C-mubcu. ~ Fifth
street and Richland avenue. IS able
Co 30 90 work after being very sick
Mrs u. T.. Roger. Of South Main
street. spent Wednesday with Nr and
Mrs Kyle. OF W"elehurr
Mr. ~ T. Holman and son.
Harry. Of Seventh street. spent
Thursday with friends 10 East Wheel
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
NEWS BRIEFS

O7'crr Nsi1er sca1s % have ths
'''f i.r running into rl-i PROPOSE
- Yesterday Doc ~In into fellow
D.. Oh. "Irr off 1851 ou Who Rad come
Hr from si.fr-st1fp ana rot drunk.
m" blamed fH. officer lF being tho
rr u.. I.H boon drunk and cursed
'n r.fI OBI. band. Ou fhr city clock
turned I..t ffn was placed in the
....Hr fu cool u0
FLORENCE Jackson. who was ~
rrIIr.I Yesterday FOR holding. Young
''"N f"wrh.N ur and relieving him
"f "u'f. $4,000 ~ money. pleaded
.HIfN tH tho CHARGE In tho criminal
'"f Sentence WAS withheld until
N.rH.N Or I. claimed That ehc. with
another D.'.rrf woman. stopped the
NHure mIn Uu fH' street iu broad day
.rIf n.I relieved h'm of BIS money
TIn ,H.' of Curtis Rice. who vas
arrested Thursday evening for inter
form. With nu officer wrs held over
until N.nH9N when ho VIII BE- given
"a hearing before 1uIre 1ordan The
reason uf tho delay was 20 allow Rico
Co secure lcEal talent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
At THE ORPHEuM.

Tho three last performances viii
be given today Of the greatest vau-
deVille bill that ever came to Wheel
Inc. II YOU doubt this. ask ANYBODY
that has been 10 the popular Orrh-um
TO see the great bin now playing.
Rawls and Won Eonmau. and thor
great laughing skit. entitled "Nush. "
has boon a rccord-breaking act in
drawin- the crowds 10 this popular
playhous". The Three Hicky Brofh-
ers. O'Rourkc and Atkinson. Anita
the dancing viOlinief. the Great
BroncEO -Four and Lew Luther all
close their rnca @ewCnts tonight and
inc new bill that comes in Monday
is beaded 10y Niole, Macmillan
The added attraction is the Elks
motion pictures. showing the oig
i.lks' parade OF last week j X
I'm NETT. son 90 the famous German
comedian OF that name. viii be the
special attraction. making three star
features for the bill tho coming Mon
day Mr.. Emmett VIII present The
Stfon sest Ties" q beautiful dramatic
playlet with @ child playing the Lead
Ing role. All special scenery is usa,i
IN the production. With Mr. Emmett
playing the leading male role nun
dreds Of demands have been made
Tor seats for both shows Monday
nirht. and as everyone will want 10
500 the great Elk parade pictures
patrons are advised 20 order seats
today for Mondays show
Violet Macmillan. the Cinderella
OF vaudeville. will Dc tho headline
feature. She is q real genuine keith
act and head line on any BIN she
appears on
There viii BE- no advance I'm prices
Tor the Dig show coWinr Zoo MONDAY.
nor ar any time during The season. no
matter how big the attraction Com
inc is Jasper. Oh" worlds creates:
h-usafiou. Tho Talking Dog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME PINE
ORIGINAL COMPANY APPEARS
BEFORE LARGE AUDIENCE
AT THE COURT.
Beautiful Scenery and Excellent Cast
Please-Another Large Audience
is Expected Today.

The Trail OF the Lonesome Pine"
which Is being produced at the Court
theater with matinee today and an
evening performance. Is played by the
original company.
II Is play In four acts by Eugene
walter and founded on the novel by
John Fox. Jr The first act shows the
tall. lonesome pine among the Blue
Ridge mountains OF Virginia The
mountain scenery Is most picturesque
and. with the shadows playing upon
the canvass. II seems quite realistic.
\ mountain stream falls down a
mountain ridge and one can almost
imagine the trout within. so natural
Is the painting.
In this act. Jack Hale. an engineer
, from the metropolis comes to pros
pect. and with him comes his friend
Bob berkeley Eugene Weber is an
ideal Jack Hale. lie meets June AT
the Lonesome Pine. June is charac-
teriZed by Isabel. Lowe. seen hero
last season. She is so innocent. vet
ignorant from dwelling In a secluded
place, that Jack Hale offers TO edu-
cate her. She invites him TO her
nome - apt pupil Is June. and
her manner so refined that Jack be
comes morn interested In her As the
time goes on.
The second act shows June NJ the
Zap year later. She is re;erning
from school and when she arrives
finds 'nNins" which Jacks sister
sends her from the city She dons
them and makes the most beautiful of
pictures. She has become Infatuated
with Jack Hale and tells him so. Jack.
on account Of % failure in business.
can't explain 20 June Her cousin
Dave Tolliyor, takes her back home
TO keep the mountaiu,ers from tax
lnc y feud follows between tho Tol-
iNers and others Of the mountain. The
scene in Jud TOlliVer's cabin at Lone
some Cove is superb Jack Hale Is
wounded and June cares for him. The
last seer is again al the Lonesome
Pine. Tn" company includes John
kenuie as Uncle Ri'v. Thomas Nor
rison as Dave Toniver. Miss Eva
bento as CD Hun. Al are fnp char
actors of The mouniain districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

night they We're given one curtain
call after another. II is clever
comedy. well staged and acted and
;he beauty Of the girls with their
costumes adds charm to the produc.
ton
Gilroy and Coriel. in the comedy
tn" Good Ship Nancy Lee" again
pI, as'd. ana Hayne and Herbert the
irish comedians. were riot Worker
and Young. in their singing and d.nc-
Ine ac'. caused rounds of Iaur1fer
and the NIc,osiaecora pictures were
especially good The cntir. bin Will
come 10 acloso tonight and a BIZ, ali
feature show viii start Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

,a' reducing treatment on earth. tried
~ on myself with astonishing results.
My friends stood aEhast in auax,u.ut.
IhsFf rIluF At the woudroIs change in my
hppearducc Sy rat just rolled away.
AFTER the fret three days noticed 10 be-
ginning 70 leave me. Ny reduction grew
greater and greater uufif finally WAS.
almost appalled, with delight whom rem
Il1ed the stup' nG'Iv success OF nv ef-
tcrts and when ] awote TO- the fact that
had reduced Cd pounds OF my fat wi.h.
out leaNinr wrinkle. and tho GLOW oE
my new figure and the grace and beauty
~ my curves gave r.e the admiration OF
ne world. ! enjoyed the triumph OF my
ne and the success OF my whole career
when my manager. Mr. Shulsrt. on ar-
count OF my glorious new figure. made
me the star o. f'~ -ia-~iuE show and.
mind YOU, this very same uau-
af'r saF me Zip the scales at
two hundred and four pounds was
crushed and hcw ildcrel when DC sold mo
ne could not give me part ia the Pass
itE snow unless could reduce my euur-
mouse weight. and my heart hangs heavy
ana the memory OF the fat days that are
gone when that monster fat began 20
ron m" Of my youth and charm
NV success tu reducing my own fat
proves that there Is NO such word as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

city. viii bo hero 90 attend the fu-
neral 0i Miss NcGraw. today
Born To SIR and Mrs MchHnan.
.f flr South Side. son
Point. i. lu the city the r.iest "a
friends 0n tho South Side. FOR a few
dave
John No1nctrr. OF The North Side,
Waa in Pittsburgh on usiness
siIFe Edna SfI'n az tho East End,
.s entertaining visitor.
Mrs Edwin SchvInn formerly of
thls CiN. ia now il San Antonio. Tex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

UHrrv UIctcn. ~ Martins Ferry
MONT wednesday with friends I'm
W.rNUrf
~ avs Mrs Drummer. ~ ~iro.
to'nih street and Nchland svcuuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
VOTERS ARE INTERESTED
FIGHT AND PARTICIPATE
IN MEETINGS.

Rallies Held by Each q the Five Part
:es and Prominent Speakers are
urged % Enter District
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

great good. then I viii feel that have
nor lived I'm vain"
but won't yO4 give mo ~, {,r,ir,. ,e
its CONF uucnt rvrts7 Just a st.,r.si i,,,,
as 20 what u IS. or will 1 have fn Re
SIn'.nt 10 read your free book telling all
That g. exactly H." said T.,,. ..,.,,.
u'i mind telling you what the treat
mont 80 not. IL does not consist of inter
ma drNIN or medicine. there is nsthiuf-
20 t"te internally. Neither Is there any
", '',t,Ss' harmful cream to rub
on the body. There is no sweat
ing no handaEcs. no Turt-
ith baths. Tho treatment does not
''!'NlNt or "a single exercise or physical
StItuFe or any description. There is no
''' me may absolutely eat an the
l'"d They desire OK any Kind and 20
rlNht ON reducing without depriytr.-
tHeinsel'c~ IN any way.
. mere are no Cucmas or flushing Of
thr colon. mo- harmful u1asaElng no
~"eaiin< garments &, wear. no tmr1e-r--
jag !olrsclf So hot baths with ~. -,
iiled with ohogity Wnte- or epson salts.
NOT noes " inS Jude any medical conroc-
ZION or any doctor. and 20 has NOTHING .,
do With any drug store prc.crirti", 80
nav" filled. There o. no forry,ll, -
carry out. no soaIe to rub on the akin
Inner is u religious faith cure or
nFieu "n Science stunt II f. NOT a
Migratory electric massage rr.,tr,.-,,
mental sugrc tion-no. and 10 ie not b.lt
or mechanical device 81 any kind
nave tried many such fakes tried
*. iili.. capsules. harmful concoc-
I'ns 10 fEb on the body. have trieJ
h"catlnE and taxing Turkish baths -
t''i~inS. physical culture and cverythtp.-
Nno"n o. science without result ana
l'L'Ht losing weight. As ! was about
Their efforts Co reluc. NV .p,--',,,g
weight which was Two hundred and fo.l-
'unds. ], ty lgc'.y accident l.4r-o.I 81
'"o most simple. harmless. rapid safest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
Present Campaign One of
Maymesf In Many Years

given tho matter much thought and con-
s'deration. The list is made up or BUSH
ness mon. lthorcrs. manufacturers. pro-
fessional men. and IN fact men IA al
walks Of lf'. showing tho widespread
Interest taken IN tho movement % pro-
Test against the action o. congress II
is likely that similar lists viii be cir
.1.at'd o. other parts oc tie district
within the next Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

lows. F~'' as loI-
Gentlemen, II IS indeed a great
uoHoI winch has been conferred upon
me here tonight and n riyas M. -, -,
IMAM pleasure 70 be tho for.runn.r
OF the distinguished gentleman pres
Gnt You VIII remember that the
IlIsI district was ruled and had been
ruled by the Republican Marty Un,ii
m" victory 81 John W Davis This
crowd assembled argues well for tho
question now al hand and il make
me feel that whatever minor differ
enccs We may have had In tho recent
local campaign that those have been
swept away by the immensely OF tho
situation. II is absolutely imperative
that the First district Of West Viz
ginia remain represented In conprors
by the Democratic party. II there
lore gives me great pleasure. gentle.
men, 20 introduce 20 YOU the speaker
OF the evening. John ". Davis. form
or COngrcs sfnan % this district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

pom the advice uf Prosecuting At
t1Iucy H. 81 AIaIcrnlu ycatsrI4y. s. g..
Sm.tI was named as l ballot commits
ur"r 'r su..'si Nose k.u1I.t,rger Re
publican. TD. EueI Mr. smith VIII Do.
'.s tIst Progressive 20 rs.4f, q position
"u tho board. a change was ALSO ordered
BOO t1-' rhs Moose eutirm uIlI Is placed
ON IN" ballots ia the upper right hand
corner instead 81 t.e Republican en-
Ulcm.
'oagrs -ulan John s Peters VIII leave
today Tor Washington. Do o. o.. f.s.. r,
official duties after ..u..'. f.rte "a most
-IDreesful I1.. day .I.rHi. ru 100 THE
20 il"u - fhe tllsf district on behalf
81 Hon. Julian o. I.srf.
a meeting ~ the .... county feY.b-
Acnn committee VIII hs IeiI tonight 90
o'clock iu Republican s.mra.rr head
quarter loo The Waldorf b4.IIIr. Mat
ters pertaining t1 setting dates for dis
trict meetings viii Dol. .sft..d.
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