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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

Thirty five cars of grapefruit will
roll'out of Dade EQUITY before the
present week lsover.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

A business department has been
opened this year in connection with
the St.Petersburg High School
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

Side walks are being laid thro ugh
out the city of Miami at the rate of
400 feet per pay.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

An old-fashioned spelling bee was
held at Princeton, Dade county, a
few evenings ago.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

The Dixie Theater in KiJsImmee
Is being remodeled and enlarged. :.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

-. 5acon-when woman tells
fairy story she always begins like this.
"Once upon a time" Mrs. Bacon
Yes, and when man tells fairy story
he always begins like this: There.
now, dear. don't be angry with me-
You see. 1t was like this."-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09
No. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or CHiLLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not grippe or sicken. 25s
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-09

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

he covers TOR the following: The
bride and groom. Rev. Werder. Mrs
Mary Schenk. Mr.. Fred Schenk. Miss
Charlotte Schenk. Mr. Albert SChan,
Sr.. Mr. John q. Schcnk and Mrs
George MUM. Of Parkersburg The
place cards are artistic affairs. ap-
propriate 20 the occasion. O. her
tables are arranged about the dining
room anG pariors TO accommodate all
the relatives
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Schrnk leave for Atlantic City
and other eastern points. after which
they will be ~ home on Walnut Ave
Noodlawn. whore the groom has pur-
chased a petty home The brid :
audience. The film Is in four parts
Corresp pond.
The groom is connected with the
Schenk Packing Co. of this city. and
is well known. Tho bride :, "A popular
young lady Il EJCiugton Lam. aud
many social events have heen given ~.
her honor. Many elgant gifts have
been received from their many
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
Martins Ferry weaainr

l-"''f Welding t"oE pln,r ir MIR
'''.- I'fff " rifc~tay afternoon az @
% 70" - IN" home OBJ: Mrs Hannah "
T',-' geo. Nur. meg .t..lfr~ Mar. l.-
'diH' o." 'r!lc - AR - .lllr F1lt lff..-
~ "i. H"r~Ni.l". lI1iaGu. r.. t..r,l.. 49,.
.!"''Ilf decorated fnr tae ar4!r Mics
~. L.ii .. Jones lltted "D P-ir.cr T,,y
y, I'fr q" '"r';u"ul Nr Lewis Towel.
i4t.'I i.'h"rrf.u wedding march To-.
l4 t~ ana groom entered fh. rarl.rs t.-
6'ti"r and were Unattended .-xre-t tt..
lover Eirl. Miss EVELYN S..llg,vf.k I'm.
t-N t0t vas dressed iu white. md crit. I.
- "H!Hit basket fI.-d Win fss.. r.f.is
Nii' 20 Sne sratt'~"d 10 Tie. f.tff 80 80.
COUPLE Rev. 'ioogcc 3 I.a.y. f.a-..-
t'" baptist s.urcn 90 Martins I-,--,.
l'rt 'rfr"i TIE .-reusf..
re -i'" wore white c."r. meteor
trimmed with real lace styIcl ..fr'. ~.
'..' rt'f'rt a shower bouquet ~ v...f..
-"'c' yea Her Vel vas fuli AM -..,..
~ ~ i" Moor Tie brides f,....i.r..
A'WH va blue vIip,ord win h., a.
H44t D.. f'IIpt,I'-- f... tN... ldI4.- s- 10. &C.
MAI reception NaS h.iI and .esi-.f.. 80.
Tie t-itrg room wsr" Nf-s.~ N.l, a.. p,
s.H H"e-t" S"igwf~k Nt.Re Y.tf-,. .
f9lcs"Furt aai Mac Tatt.r az -f.,'t.
..'l" NJ AMI Mrs Nfizs- l,f' -, .
'''F cast aitr~ Wlirr they vi. t.. q
nom" lu tprr~r-NlIie TIE. ouf.,f 90
s.raiS .rrlt'"t NJ AMI Mrs Tho-,'..
VT t"N. - NJ Pleasant. 49, lffs. a..
ihft.n. = -fsghs 0,tllc. N'r AND NJ. "a
- Martin. Mr. ana Nr@ " E I,aft.-
Nr fu+ Mrs AIMEE Nizr-. ~ NfsIt,-r d.,
I"'''t.. EN-. fN" rH.fU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
About People
movements Of Individuals 20 and
From tho City.

Mrs. Julian Greene IIearne and son
h"im. who are sepnding the past few
months in California, have returnt d
an address, which was interesting. and
I" also read translation IN page - J..
and the class repeated tho Ten Iom-
nandmcni-. JESS Hipkius read Half
tarah. on paE" -i3. Harold Horkhs i'm
"r made a iin- address on tpufrma-
ton. The choir rendered Father. $50
Thy Supplihnt children" Jess Hip
Wins responded with an ADDRESS. "Our
Faith and Frank Marcus spoke on
"pur Duty" Rose Jacobs responded
with Floral PRAYER. and the Floral
POEM was given hv Milton Gutmau.
jess Hipkius and Frank Marcus. The
r mpl" sabbath class sang select lions.
MAJ Wof responded WITH "pUr Debt
80 Gratitude" Ru~. Jacobs sppk.. on
&c Conservation Co Fidelity" Harold
H0rkheiTcr ga" tho closing PRAYER.
Mrs. Elsa Cundlirc puga sang S,lor-
lions. The sermon and blessing 20 Tho
class wwas said 10y Rahhi Abrar,
Prli. tits words wwrwrc w-vlwl cho-
sen and The talk eloquent. ~" gave
(which theV appreciated Air. sum
fnrrs rendered q violin solo and the
choir responded viwthw q number II
beautiful selections appropriate 10 tho
day. The church was elegantly deco
ra'"c for tho occasion. and the audi
enc" WAS large and apprcciatiyc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

home During their visit 10 the wes-
tern coast. they were honor guests
AT number Of social events. They
We're in attendance at the wedding OF
Miss Helen Burford and was Mrs.
fcarnes house guest last winter.
Miss Jean Speyer. of New York. is
The guest Of relatives in the city for
the Semi-C eniennial.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Beers. OF near
Philadelphia. are expected in the city
To spend next week with friends
Mrs Or Morris Tuholske. OF Akron,
Ohio. Is the guest OF her father, Mr..
Louis Schwalb. on North Main street,
and will remain for the Semi-Centen-
nial
Mrs. Ike y. Smith. OF Charleston.
is the house guest OF Mrs. John w.
Storer, at Tehda Place.
Mrs. W. n. bingham. OF Washing
ton cry. Is the guest OF Mrs. z. c.
Ewing. 70 remain for the celebration.
Zen Kraus: OF Pittsburgh. will be
The guest Of his brother, Dave during
the Semi-C entennial
Ira Jacobs. OF Tulsa. Okla, IL the
guest Of relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Terrell. OF
Belington. are spending a few days
herr
7. 7. Finnegan. Of Elm Grove. has
returned from a visit AZ Cameron.
V. skip" Rathbone. Of Parkers-
burg. is in this city. attending the re-
union Of Masons
Nj and Mrs. F. W. Maxwell. OF
Wet Union. are visitors here for a
few DAYS
O. " GreiE ia expected to return.
to-day from Huntington. where he at
tended thu annual convention Of the
West Virginia Business Mems Asso-
citation
W. G. Reed a prominent Mason, O.
Parkcrshurg. is in attendance at the
reunion being held Ia the Scottish
Rite cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
Rnah.nnsila- w.hhinn

hdhgtt"r - Mr.. aua Mr. John Nftelirr.
~ th~ South Slde. and Nj George Inrn
haah ~ TIE south side. took pIas,. a.
- Airhousus' church To ,.s-ol ..F.'--
sang a n iWl'"- az appropriate select IONS
nud prot. S,.irFrr rendered ~. v,.f.ff- 4.
mar D. Iu" bride Ms attended bN Mis- =
|lnfl' -k"r'Nrer. and she v.or. %
-" ~ PAL" hlI" c-.oe %. On no and ,.l--
rird Yellow roses NJ. Leo Rae, Wa- ts.
"'St man and R"y Father Francis offi.--
ftT Ti" hrid" Nas Itt'reI In "a White
crarue'ls" hrt0ai robe trimmed in lneN
81" wore t'fYN VII and carried a SHOW.
er 90 lilies g enc valley and a white
lrh'"r book Nj. srt Mr. Ea4h err
Tor snort tour. TIC groom Isl IN el-~-
ri.iIn ana is employed a. tie Bivc-Side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
SCHENK- SCHAN
CHURCH WEDDING
O'CLOCK. FOLLOWED BY
RECEPTION.
Social Event Given for Mrs. !. NJ
Smith. OF Charleston-Semi-
Centennial Guests Arriving.

To-day az O'Clock q pretty wedding
will take place az the ST James Ger
man church. on Chapine street. when
Miss Margaret Schan becomes the
bride OF Mr.. CHARTS Schenk. The
church will be appropriately deco
rated for tho event and only the near
relatives will witness the ceremony
Rev. \. ". Werder will officiate and
Prof Nestman will render the we'd
ding march from LohenTrin. During
tho ceremony he will play The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" The at
tendants will 10 Mr.. Fred Schenk.
brother ~ the groom. who will act in
the capacity OF best man. and Miss
Charlotte SChcuk. sister Of the groom
will be the maid Of honor
Tho bride will be attired In white
crepe meteor over white mrssaline.
trimmed IN real lace. The gown is
made with train and caught up with a
pearl ornament Her hat Is made of
tho same material trimmed in white
roses She will carry shower of
brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
Tho maid Of honor will sNear white
charmeuso trimmd m lace. and will
also wear "A white picture hat. Her
bouquet will be pink brides roses.
The best man and maid Of honor will
entor first. followed hy the bride and
groom
Following the ceremony a recep-
zion will he held ~ tho home ~ the
groom mother. Mrs. Mary Schenk.
IN Woodsdale Here the appoint
men'S will be elaborate. Pink XII
larnev roses. white brides roses and
rrargueri'"s ar" being used effective
". In The receiving line will be Mrs.
Mary Schenk. she wearing white wolfe
over mcssaline. trimmed in lace !.
Mr.. George Nuhn. OF Parkersburg
aunt Of the groom. Who will wear a
handsome gown ~ champagne shade
trimmed IN real lace which is i'm
ported from tho Philippines: Mrs
William SChrnk. Who will wear a
pink wolfe over white satin: Mr.. Al
he-t Schan. ST. father Of the bride
~" bride and groom and their at
PENDANTS I'm the dining room will
DO Miss Loreua SChcnk. sister OF the
groom. and ~N" Will wear white hand
embroidered batis'~ with pink trim
miuCs. Miss Marie PO.ukin. wearing
white trimmed n Irish point. and
Miss Rtea Haskins. wearing white
Cnarm"uS". = delicious six course
dinner will b. served boy Mrs. Stauvar
and The tables are beautiful IN deco
ratlons ~ roses. The brides tables
i, done N bride : roses and there viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
DEAF MAN NOW
HEARS PLAINLY
Had Been Deaf Three Years. BEING
Able to Hear Only the loudest
Noises.
NOW HEARS ALMOST PERFECTLY
'asn Makes Astonishing Statement
Telling What the United Doctors
Have Done For Him.

Il have been dea, for the last three
years. during which time | have bare
~ been able TO hear at all" SAYS Mr.
II. Eperthener. OF ia Croton Ave.
New Castle. Pa. I'm relating his OK
perience after having been restored
70 hearing by the United Doctors.
who have their Wheeling institute on
the second floor OF the McLain Bldg.
at ~ Twelfth tsreet. near Market
street.
4 called on the United Doctors"
continued Mr.. Eperthener" and after
careful examination was put on
treatment This treatment gave me
almost instant results and now. after
only one months treatment my hear
Ing is restored and can hear as well
as ever before"
The above remarkable statement OF
Mr.. Eperthener is no more wonderful
than hundreds OF other statements
given for cures accomplished by
these expert specialists in almost cv-
cry imaginable disease. including
such ailments eS chronic diseases OF
the nerves. blood. heart. liver. kid
news. bladder. spine. brain. including
rheumatism, paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones. goitrC. repturr. neuralgia. dys
pepsia. indigestion. chronic appendi-
citis. bloatinS. rectal troubles, weak
lungs. cont sipat!on. loss Of nerve
force. asthma. catarrh. dropsy. and
other diseases % women and Of men.
The United system OF medicine
which "unites the three principal
schools Of medicine into the single
method Of treatment has tremendous
advantages for the accomplishment
Of cures over the single system Of
treatment used by the average phN 81
clan adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

Meis Lieut. Leland Devore June %
IN. nouns were from TO and cards
were the diversion OF the afternoon
Tue pdriprs we're artisticaliy decorated
Ior tnt event. Manager Peter HAber-
stick served = delicious luncheon with
the appointments IA Aesp.ns ~IIh the
S'luihs hebtidiS. The guests having
ngh score were presented with nan.-
S".tic souvenirs % the occasion NE
following were among the guests:
- hlsses- Mesaames-
StI'N we've NeitN- Zen =. nUnecker.
Seitruoe Safuen VIII Cruise.
katherine EbbertS lertratn - if-c
Lillian burst Al "A I<.llv
Helen Devore. NvfiI - l..ch
Bess Mathlson. hulry Hui,Is
Ruth Peabody. Geo 4. H.,.k,
Reglna L.utz. h p uorsftnS-,
GoiH Majors. Nm t'umrin-
Esther heil. 4, Harrtson Hads,t
BcsS Melty Mn : -r,a,it ''''
Eleanor VI. SW.eneVCh.s 49, ~,
hess Carney Phflad.lnb,a -
iSA.h Ecsehia Us Robert Marshall
Pauline Miller. James n Tanev
Gcprg Hess. lanes tx,,p,,|,S
Edna Kidd
Htlrn Lutz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
Alunnnaa Renn,nn

N-I D." L"'d IN the - Joseph ar4.,.,t,,.
tiIaN ".eu'1s. Their" will b.. MAY
$3.50 present. The program VIII up.r
'.' 'ri' N'fon AT : - o'clock ate.
..l' 80 guests Viii bc taken ., IN.
iiNl- tali whore tt-~e Will h.. .....t', az,
20, -. Tire luncheon Will te served
90 tiiI 'i'ftite-y ,.@rpr.Ited tables r. d.
i',.'"i n are %" present officials
re- i"rIt. Nlrs. " 4 Alaal.n Of Elm,
'..r. fi." president. N- j. J. .'arr,,.f
Jain street. recording -.-r,.tur.y w.
Minrttt Miller. treaS'!re- Mr.
'hNi.hE -"n"fhgv uemh.rs. Mrs - \
ii'is'. Mrs \. D. Noomr. Miss I.nlttu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

Mr. Narv e. % Tna-r --t"-tatneS 4.
Ee~ ."U" "n SoIt. s1ispi.ue s'r.et W-e4
nesiay aft''-rppu f'- Miss Anna Ho-
mann. 1H.-e marriage - SIR Tani.l
waite cochran takes place the latter
rart 80 tie month
EHtit ir ne afternoon heau-if'llv
appointed dinner rnS arranged 20 tha
quests ana the Gecurafiars were green
ana white There we're covers fl- i
guest ard e1ca cover was marked win
Ia. niv Shite slipper hll'd wi+h iillce
= tie Valley
FOLLOW ing TO dinner. cards were TIE
diversion AMI CUTOFF '"vn guests added o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
Dinner PARTY.

Nordat evening Nj uterine O\Nal
entertained with = dinner - her nome
i- RrnHkSf-e Wit . dinner party. Inc
decorations Wcr" - pink Killarney -t~c-
ana SHADED candles luriuE fN- dinner
~ gu'Sf- We're delighted g. learn = tie
engagement n Miss Elizahsfi Gallagher
and Nj Joe 90 Ncl'ns Tho wedding will
tHN- place "a the uerr future covers
W-re 's'd fNr Niisss- Catherine t'Nstl.
Rose Ro.1u. Louis Freeter. Elnr,-a An
a"rspu. Agnes f-sf~r. Ma" ItrVt'v. MAY
10 AnL---u-- II u eth 1imlLLEh-r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
Dinner Dance Fridny.

tn" members "f tie Country club All
or 'ov dinner 11u," NJ that popular
club FRIDAY ''tutu- MeiSt'r'S prCutS
ia MI Furnish tie music and there Will
u" q large attendanr.. Tire 'uuug peorl..
returned from school H~ well as fh- old
- members VIII Dee present The
Tango viii o." 60 feature ~ tho cvcrt ms:
and most ~ ti. members are. row n To-
ndiiar with IN" fascinating -tnrs Tho
men. viii De. e'rN 80 from o go 1 o,Iuck
a." already a e." - - great demand for
| .trnar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
For Miss Abercroubi..

miss Lucille AueTCrOmD!e VINO IL IN.
o. tEr June bT.dcs. Was entertained M
the nome 90 Mrs. George Burton Tues
90 evening he dnaiT was IN the ma
tG!e "r a kitchen shower Tn, ,,t,,-q i.
.AcIuItd "il"Ses Laura Ninuer. MAR =
SeAest. NOse Otterdlnger. Lillian burst
oSi.o 4-t.Sh4cy, CAIfic BertChy Adj
'h'is, zoe pct'armon. Mary Mind. =
pa odlA TAYLOR. Anna Leonard. Am.
nap, Less LashIey. Ruin Lasnlry
ceitha beickhoI. l.. AbercrOmbl. AIrs
p"'l se bHrtoH. Mrs. E.4sIe Cooper. .I,-.
JON Davidson. AIRS. villa Ala.sh...l
A-rs. l. \. COOPER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BcSwick enter
'1ired Tuesday evening AZ her home at
RT"okSifo The colorS We're pink and
white and TIE guests included Fl zaheth
Hunter. Hattie Tappau, Rose Hunter
t"lle bailey. Mrs. Margaret Thomas az
canada. Mrs. Kate NAnielt. Mrs Nsrra-
- 'nr'"-. N"Ssrs and NicSGancS George
"" iill. ~ cambridge. 81. Thomas Fra
2tcr, Howard Beswtrk. \. J. MCGlenn.
Ev"tiv South. Charles Carpente1. Fred
Amr.u". ". r. Thomas. Charles Daugh-
prtv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
BIRTHDAY Pa-v

'ids'tI -httii JLisuT D4crlnGer lIttl-
s"44 oi NJ ANA AIIs. AfCn Dlrrln-er a.!
i-e~'Atf ""O1. entertained "a number OF
..'S Altic 4il"hGs " eunesG4y .llt.rnuun
Auc Par ~ Was gwen 10 celebrate ul,
thru h.rthdaN The lawn was an an
= pPi it'r pace foG tho panty and a. long
win roses anu large rIhda, 60.
o'ailHs 'hI'c hghteI candles. Delicious
1870 ~. eS'lne"t' were serseu. and thc ,nll-
ettH 'H"I"uShiy enjoyed tn. occasion.
wh.vA games 81 a IuV.u!i. mt -, .''e
e"J"ycu. Master I!trlns.r -
li!a.l. pretty g.4.s an f'e'l',v,tt,,. =, "
hia guests 'e w
nut. iSuTkle E,fbertr.. y..,,,..-
'tt-i man cameron man
Ss.i.t hurkit. MaI,lvp y,t,,,..,,,. o.,
Mare CLAIR cam Mary '-''
rruL. K,rr.,-,--.
elizabeth Cameron Nira-ir.I E,.t.,,.t,o-
Katherine HALEY ,.U,rt,s tt...'','.i,
10 "1ie sara bICkudu
james Burns. lfy,tt.. 4, ..,.,,.-
.ladelyn Amhrosr k,l.af.or L., -
kuss Ambrose. Ar,u Dt,rinr.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

e, ',-il"h Sub VIA dance - tht.
80 h. L : M. t"fiutn Monday eNeriu.. s,.i1
l-e best "i orchestra music v'lt -
...."' l.f"l i-'k-. IS expecting u
"ttt huaitr ana the arVurat.or..s
via b. 60; patriotic mature. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12
For Miss Gallagher.

The Misses rr-ter and Misses Arder-
son VIII entertain this week Tor Mis-
rdiiikHeT. whose engagement 10 MIR.
joe = helms has been announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

Mrs N'llIHul ''uWniUF- Tee WaIfv.
entertained 49, IN" EIks' club on Wrd-
r--fq" afternoon aS e compl' ment -
hr- e.efe- Miss 'ieueI oVr Walfy. Vh.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

the pleasures % the day. Miss Hormann
will - the recipient Of a number OF
pre-nuptinl events this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-12

an AMI NJ. Cochran - well known IN this
vicinity ana g. - former resident of cam
erpu Tt"y LETT Yesterday for q w""k :
hof"rfno"u TIM Goo Niagara Falls. going
Vi"l cleveland. and Niu visit several
POINTS OF interest b'fors returning TIE
Elm GtuN,.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-08-21
Vol. Al, No. "a
WHOLE No. 2108
Lambertville's Busy Season.

the year bu
ha theca in
something a we
% ontenpat the
O
O e
Graz care going o rush
a many
will is tina three
miles from olebmy Dee wheeh event will
extenda n1stto Lambert
n Fknnngto too
ebsysea O cio moi theco
o dof
year, a o S care nryngn
advertiser O a ar lrteF For
oc
son1aad
eason
shomm tmnthof the
C9KAn7fnon g1NIZoZj
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
IDAHO CONTEMPT CASE
OUTGROWTH OF. OLD FEUD

LINCOLN. NEBR.. Jan. 1.-THE I'M
prisonment of A. r. Crusen at Boise,
Idaho. for contempt OF the supreme
court in commenting upon the Roose-
Welt criticism Of that body, Is believed
by Nebra skans who know Crusen and
Chief Justice Stewart to be another
chapter in q long continued feud be-
tween the two men. that began in
Frontier county. this state, years ago.
Crusen located ut Curtis, Nebr. in 1867,
as q banker. and Immediately plunged
into politics At that time George Fl.
Stewart was county attorney and a
Republican party leader. The ambi-
tions Of the two men clashed, and as
both were fighters they waged relent-
less warfare upon one another as long
as they resided there.
Stewart left Frontier county first and
settled in Boise, where he became a
legislator and then a Judge Crusen
located in the same city ten years ago.
and has been engaged in banking and
politics
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
Miss Billy Bidder and Master
Benjamin Burton Claimants
to Physical HOnOrS.

ru., o.,,+o,da.. c..,. t,, ,i+,... 80 ..,.a
perfect '''"'' III "''''i' l''7'i i"'e'''s
see lines OF classic models, are en-
tered in Billy Ridder, 10 Windsor
street. and BENJAMIN WYATT Burton. 3s6
Gordon street.
po+t, .i.,.as Of tt,, c,,,.gsr .,.,.. 5000,
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
.1ADY MUST RUSH
DISPOSAL PLAN
CLAYTON. Following Criticism Of
Mayor. to Brook No More
OeIay-Limit June |.

....pa that Chester A. Dady has
sadie sufficient effort to carry out
-+. contract for the Suilding of the
.,os oo0 Peachtree creek sewage dis
..... .rraut. Chief Of Construction Clay
has notified him that the plant
..+.- be completed by June or his bond
will BIZ forfeited
TIN, completion Of the plant will be
wear late al that. Three times Con-
actor Dady has been given time ex-
..,.fone Captain Clayton said today
hat al the present rate of progress
nsa, would not finish the job by the
and of the third extension
the excuse of Contractor Dady is
..-, ha has been unable to get crushed
Stone for the work.
Proud of Proctor Creek Plant.
Following Mayor Woodwards eriti-
...r tuat none Of the sewage disposal
...nt. would be satisfactory, Captain
CLAYTON mas taken number of citizens
..- ., the completed Proctor creek
..-r+ To prove that it is all that was
.nD.teG. He said he was so well sat
fs with the operation of the plant
that Inc was planning to have the city
council Of orange. N. j., come to in
.ert ~.
Mayor Woodward said today he stood
Hrn on his original criticism that the
uaut- adj would be too small and that
successful operation of them would
require the building of a storm water
y.Nagc system.
Work Slow at !ntrenchment.
.I notice" he said, that the expert
-.ao designed the plants, DR.. Rudolph
Herring substantiates my criticism"
Work is progressing very slowly on
.. lnueuchment creek plant. This
.at win cost about 100000
Since Mayor Woodward's criticisms
.. engineers of the construction de-
utn.ut have let Contractor Dady
.o.# .gat be- could expect no more re-
.f from the provisions Of his con-
4....-
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