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Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16
ROAD RATE
| LAWS UPHELD
| Maximum Freight and
j F. Cont Passenger Rate
E,held by Supreme
Court.
TnSonendent.

tn lu0eptliuo4i'
[,;ggton City, June 10
IRENE ,,1,sp court Of the United
today handed down It's
N in the Arkansas rate
holding valid the:maxl-
frsieht and two-cent pas
rate and reversing the
i Of Judge Jacob Trieber
lid that these rates were
atory and that the rail-
were entitled to earn q per
I'D in addition an allow
f1l-2 per cent as a sur
or lean years.
That basis, he held the Ar
maximum freight and
Int passenger law conflsca-
because he figured the st.
Iron Mountain & South
build make a net earning OF
hree-uuarters per cent and
|. Louis Southwestern 2:6
hit.
line Minnesota cases hand
In the previous Monday,
lurt had. practically fixed
bysical valuation of rail-
| as the oasis upon which
|rnings should be based and
b the right Of the state to
les within the state. These
bns are regarded as hard
| to the railroad properties
] country and the Mime
|ecision sent stocks, partic-
Of the Hill roads, tumb-
but toward the end of the
public confidence had raj
I'D the public was again
& stocks.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16
For Sale.

Several thousand bushels Of
corn and large quantity Of timo-.-
thy and alfalfa hay at Kinmars
farm. For information inquire.
at T. D. Humans or Arkansas
Bank E. Trust Co. 92btf
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16
WARNING ORDER.
Jackson Chancery Court.
TT I'LL p1oipfiff

JdChSOII y
D. L. 80. No. 2546.
Florence Hall. Defendant. ;, :.
The defendant, Florence han: -
warned to egpear in this Court VIII
in thirty days, and answer " rI tli1 com
Tlaint Of the plaintiff, ]. II. Hail.
June 7th, 1913. - ~,,-
stuckev e. stuckey, Solicitors 1or ehe
Plaintiff. ii"
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16
Now in Washington.

|shington, June 14.-Hon.
Campbell Of Newport, Ark.
n Washington today con-
(g with Senator Joe T. Rob-
relative to his candidacy
be United States attorney
Rfthe Eastern district of
hsas. Mr., Campbell is ac-
Pnied by Judge M. M.
|ey Of Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16
Win0na Mills.

+ Winona. Mills man is in
Eand wants to show you
|hlngs in hosiery and under
Phone n. 63d3.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-16

Amelia WiShon and was insureG
for $1,000, which is about the
loss sustained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
AUTO ACCIDENT
AT PARK VIEW
(. M. ATkINsoN's CAR TURNS
TURTLE ON STEEP ROAD
LAST NIGHT.
Howard Atkinson Suffers Broken Leo
and Other Passengers Slight
Injuries.

Last night about 1870 o'clock a
large touring car owned by r.. NJ Al.
Klnson. OF Park View. turned turtle
short distance below his home
throwing HIS son. Howard. who was
driving the machine. under II. break
ing his left leg above the knee Dr
W. a. Cracraft Junior vas called and
reduced the fracture In the car a;
the time were FIVE other passengers
who were badly shaKen up. although
they were not seriously hurt.
The scene Of the accident is a had
turn in the road which overlooks a
deep chasm. and owing 10 the recent
rains the machine skidded. turning
over a fence which stands near the
road and continuing turning until IL
landed IN the ravine quite a distance
below. No blame could be attributed
10 the driver Of the machine az he
vas using undue precautiOn down the
hill. knowing It's danger In turning
over. the driver was thrown uAaer
The machine with the aHOve result.
The car which IS large Is horse
power Moon. vas only slightly dam.
aged by the upset To those who are
familiar with this piece Of road where
The accident occurred can only Vcr
der how the occupants escaped death
from the occurrence. Probably no
more dangerous piece 81 road il in
mat community than this one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
PA WHEELING IS
READY FOR ELKS
REUNION OF ANTLERED HERD
WILL OPEN HERE TUES
DAY MORNING.
City Has Prepared For WELCOMING Of
Guests and viii Show Them
Rousina Time.

FINAL arrangements are being made
FOR the state convention OF the r. p
o. Elks. which will be held i'm this
city Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs.
day or next week. The committees OF
the local lodge are working night and
usy 10 max this the greatest state
convention OF that order ever held.
Nislting delegations viii be present
from all the lodges in the state OF
west virginia. as well as all the
nelghboring Ohio towns. Accommo-
cations have been provided for all
those making requests and arrange
ments have been made to accommo-
date all who attend. The following
splendid probram has been prepared
for the reunion:
1o..o NJ Tuesday. e.
To- Registration OF guests and
-" =. NJ Delegates at Elks Club.
500 ": opening exercises OF Reunion
al Elks club auditorium.
open house at club all day
TICKETS To THEATRES
Good Tor any performance during re-
union viii W w. s,ns. out
10 90 4. NJ. Business meeting OF State
Reunion Association Delegates at
20" y. N. Auto Ride for ladies'. start.
ing from Elks club. Luncheon at
country club.
900 =. :. Stug social session Markell
Auditorium.
10 80 4. VI. Elks para,e
500 = VI. Base bali game at Island
hall park. Clarksburg No. IS2 VS.
Wheeling No. IS
SOC y. ~. Grand ball Gnformal,
Market auditorium.
Many special features have been
planned for the week. including a
mammoth street parade Thursday.
ball game between Wheeling and
Clarksburg lodge teams and state
; ball Thursday evening The CITY has
{ taken on gala appearance with It's
decorations and by the time for the
opening OF the reunion il will be beau
tiful
The decorations were started Thur
day night and continued all day yes
terday and last night. The court OF
! honor. which will extend from the
Z Elks club. on Fifteenth street 10
thapline. thence north TO Fourteenth
, ana west 20 Market on Fourteenth.
viii be exceedingly beautiful. Large
columns which will carry clusters oI
electric lights have been placed and
strings OF lights will be carried from
enc 10 the other. These lights Will
be tested out tonight, in prepara,-on
FOR the big event
" Is expected that all of the deco
rating can be completed by this even.
ing The work OF decorating the
Eiks CLUB was completed yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
BOLD ROBBERY
heiiairs Man IL Held Up By Two Men
and Robbed a. the Point Of
Two Revolver

Nhil" returning Co hi- home or BEL
mont street Hci'aifs. about rn.dnirbt
last n.ELf. . o. EYtst- discovered that
D" was beirs followed bt two men.
lie entered ffs iurn- ard Within a f.w
minute aft"r .insifE tho door There
M"r hr"r.. followed Ut a second Afr
U'Nfl- Wrrt iH The duuf end fe opened
.i ne or the men 1rs bad foo Lowell
Ifnt pushed two rstuItffa .rta biz rr~.
al.t 90 .nirI'u ufuuf. 80 fnn same time
pr ~ inr demand wac made. the sec
'lI .nf' went fIruHrn uIs clothes bift
only eerured s.
Nf buNtre .ad mot been working fo~
."fi' iIwr. nrd uuur explaining tris 20
III" wft. hey left. taking the s. win
Lh.r. TIE hnltup was reported Co tie
ft' llhil' f"li '. AMI hey 90 once entered
onto tr case. hUI 10 until an early
h"Hr tf.a morning ru trace 81 then
1000 been dIa.uffreiI
iNr description given hN NJ Bowers ie
H"tEre. Nt saving fnaf uet were 90
sN'ffEe build Hri woro siofI.r' clothes.
Do WHn VI u hnf I..s guns wore u hand
krrtricf a.furs NIe fHte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

EerkhHw t'ueak haH returned o. his
home un -ieth street from Clarasbrrr
v here Do rf.uI the past few oHta via
friends tud relatives
Mrs. tIaIiss kinney. o. Grafton. is
SPENDING a. Few days wtth relative tuu
friends BOO fhle town
Mr. . T. session. ~ Garfield street.
left yesterday or. 'lsUelaud. toiumbuI
aud other roints to spend ten dsYs tfs-
tins
Nra NrffH NoIaa aud .ere Miea TUa
iiailH''. ~ lnrfanoIth Uniu are srerd-
ING feN dsls with friends ana r.fs-
lives here
% C ilte- ard wife ~ Mounds, Tile.
SPENT la-f evening Iu u.Ia co.. 9Th
friends
NJ MORRIS Isff vssfsrfst r.r
Itlfnu.taI trIn vIrfe ere eIu srr.f 4
F "fNe vIfh friends auf relative.
81 Eei 'h...sur ste Isl .e.frd .l I.c At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
CONFERENCE
OF Members Of zane street n 4. chrrch
Last night Was Largely Attended.
Rev. Schultz Wiu Remain.

Probably the lsrEest crowd w M
hIstor, of tne church 90 81 MEETING of
like nature ATTENDED the Fouftr
quarterly conference of the Ztr~ sfses-
Methodist church last NIGHT pr. ra-
tcfable fact was che r.ssen,e o- off.
fetal members ~ the church Who tII
IuWbffei ths EerefHl visitors ifnufuss
IN. Ef uranifuo4s vote the u.s..f.... a
NruueFfcd The present Pastor I.sv
schultz 90 remain Win them the coming
ear Hud deliver GO tfcm me tsa.It4rs
OF tho Wihfs
The feruff OF tha nrtr,ia. srG of Cd.
church VAS Nfrs HrHrt cable Co. The tff.-
EfeEafiOu and shows that uhUf toe
church nHs been suing au uru.rtI
tuouut .of repair worL and other .r...-
dental expense her credit Ia uu rn. B.
bottom. new pipe orran has itfrfs
been Installed in IRE church unitl fs
one ~ The mmr.I Iu The .LIN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Morning
bUt as 45f 'ts=Ai
n SO 45s 3i4-35-ss
Afternoon
cut .St ga 5Ss-4G
In 49, ga 444-7n-sa-l5S
Yesterdays score. lt9. Total - hole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
A Noire Dame Lsdy's Appeal

~ kngVIng sufferers or rheumatism
Nhetuer murCuiar Or 81 the Iofufs
sClaflca. iumbaEoa. backache paisa In
The Eidueya ur neuraiGia pains ~ Wis
~ u-f Inf nome treat menf which has
repeatedly cured sI ~ these trrf,,s-'s
she feels if her DUTY o. send "a a. al
sufferers fkEE Nnu furf trfrasff -
home a. Thousands VIII fsafffe -
rnaurr ~ co. mate beinE necessary to-.
sInurie f's-offrV Haniarrf ur.. srff f.r-r
ffe NIYor- loose Ire 81 neuef fnInfs
IufIhrs fhe blood and n.I Entsns III.
~ re. EItIHE sIHa'IrIfr Hru fnns fa -
e hole Stem 90 fHr above |nfsras q
Jos D. .ofr. faurr. IND AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

amateurs. supported by a number o:
Scotch and English professionals en-
tered from American clubs. Reid and
vardon were tied for nrst place with
1i7; Ray and Strong for second with
lts; Mcdonald. Smith and J. NJ:
Barnes were third with $50 and
Cuimet LED the fourth place contin-
gent with Isl.
Hay wa. first to report At home with
a card OF ti-35-ss- Other pairs reported
IN rapid order but none reached RAYS
mark until Harry vardon turned I'm Al
3s-ss. This tied the two EnElishmen
with go Tor "a holes When noon ar
rived the best American card was that
,27
lad Loyal Following.
The crowd was dtsconsoiate until the
report reached the clubhouse that Out
met was playing great golf on his out
ward round anu mad turned for home
with IS. From that point on ouimet
steady style. getting IS for fore
noon card OF -. which tied him with
Ray and Nsrdon at 80 for - holes.
hiEht there the gallery began to sit
Up aud take notice. To pick W four
strokes On NsrdOn and two ON Ray WAS
"A Iest that aroused inc greatest Interest.
When the WOODLANDS club amateur
! started out ON his afternoon round 3.puo
slUshed over Fsirvay and rough In his
Ma<e. II the start he took "a five be-
cause Of two puts on the green. lie got
get out OF "A sand pit and two puts for
a siN. More trouble came at the eighth.
where he sliced into a trap and took
-FOUR To the green and two to hole. lie
turned for home with a ~ and many OF
the gallery lost heart for IL was known
that Ray and Nardon had finished and
were tied with 304
Ouimet appeared To crack here pulling
his shots and putting poorly. Eives ami
Tours were marked ON his card until he
reached the fifteenth. Then the Brook
In he. az IL
took the sixteenth IN par three. ON the
seventeenth he holed for three, one
under par ant see'. OK needing IA three
70 win the title aud four to tie.
Given Hearty Praise.
W men ouimet finally holed II with the
four that tied him Win this great pair
~ each other and nodded a silent appro-
val That was followed a moment later
j.! hearty oral praise.
me youthful hero OF today's exciting
finish IL nearing "a and was born In
Bsookline. where ne attended school un-
/ ~ 4" year OF TWO ago. NJ present he Is
employ d - Boston business concern
91i willie 49, was attending public ana
! high school acre he played and caddIed
on the country club course. which ne
knows like "A book. ~ - this knowledge
which helped him to overcome the al
vantage 90 experience. and age possessed
ht hiS TWO competitors OF tomorrow IA
Of Ray and NardOns play. il can be
said that both held true 10 form. con-
slueflnE tie weather conditions.
The following are the cards OF the
= leaders.
Francis ouimet, woodland.
! Morning:
/ ont f3f as 3s6-Ss
! In @os iS3 34i--Sc-sa.
Afternoon.
out 90 400 s6s-4s
! IN 5t5 35i 334-cs-19-I5r
31s.
! Harry vardon, England.
1 Morning
| cat 6fs 4st 34s-fi
, lu a. 80 @sf-S.-.S
Afternoon.
I cut 5-s 55i 3tf-37-sa
} cstvrday's score. ~. Total .. holes.
3 500.
Edward Ray, England.
Morning
I tut as 45f 'fs-fi
IN so 454 a4f-35-ss
Afternoon
g out 80 63i 5SS-43
J In 49, @S+ 444-7n-sa-l5S
Yesterdays score. l49. Total - holes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

One 81 the hardest thing tp wash
g.. mechanic shirt. n accumulate
dust and Crime and irea7e. naturally.
and the effort 20 get that dust ami
crime and grease out win ordinary
soap ls something tremendous "Eai.
Task SOAP" however. does half the
work for you and makes the other
half esirr Co., duty is 20 got after
fhe dirt and take 30 ont You don
have 90 rub and scrub over tho tub
Tell your grocer sou want H. Five
cents a cake same price as upur
soaps Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
SITTER Speech

ROME. Sept 1e Ernest Nathan.
mayor ~ Rome today b. connection
with the exercise commpmOra'fpg
the foriy-third Anniversary ~ Tho tail
Of the temporal power. delivered a
bitter snti-Catholir speech Do was
his hrst speech antaRonisfic ~ the
rapacv since that delivered af tho
same exercises IN 1910
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

4 call las been issued that ail re
publttans meet thfs evening ct go
u clock iu the AUDITORIUM ot the cen
fItl school building Tor tre purpose s.
famiug delegate Co attend tIc suuGres-
-iunal convention Go 100 held at Wheeling
neNt Monday etrutuE. Al Republicans
are urgently requested foo Pee ou hands
ut O. 20 o'clock this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

~ Is expected that tie fffh and 10
"iiing game - the series az ia. 49,.
tween the Bellaire team and tho Anchor
j ms or this city for tie rhafnrionSftt,
- tho ohio valley VIII re PLAYED In Rel
la're next SuIdaf. S.ptrtrber 81 art- Z,
- Understood thaf tie manager % fr.
ffelaire team is willing t. acept the
terms Of the local club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Word was received from tIe 'Iete-
land thtfr company stating that tho
new seats Tor the first a. D. church
we've shipped from tie sixth CIff.
last Saturday and should have recn mere
Ire middle ~ this wees The HiIl or
ladirE. however. is here and tine SEALS
are sure Goo ur Ir tnr IutaI yards tn.
rrsf uf newt week. and tlty Viii no 300.
stalled immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

'irs hatle folack. a well known test-
dent of this city. residing on DEWEY
street. died at the local hospital last
evening about o'cloci, after a .hn-.
illness The body -. -. w.
Nobie's Undertaking parlors To- he pro-
Jared for burial. Funeral arraucer.,.ts
hsd not been completed at a late nous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Dispute Settled.

The dispute over the water question
between this city. bridgeport and Brook
side. that has been hanging fire for two
years. was settled at a special meeting
OF the bridgeport council held Thursday
evening ana all cases that hsd found
their way into common pleas court will
be quashed when the are called
broOkside will ray Bridgeport "A rental
Tor the use OF the mains and also pay all
rents due This city will withdraw theip
Injunction prohibiting bridgeport from
shutting the water OF Brookside resi-
dents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

ne FUNERAL services over the remains
or the one-month-old daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Daniel Meeker. OF Gaylord
Nnlch was FOUND dead In bel Thursday
morning, was held yesterday afternoon
n, O'Clock. from the home. Rev l. y
Monn. pastor OF the First NJ. = church
VIII nave charge OF the services Inter-
ment was made I'm RiverView Cern,terv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

AZ q meeting OF the board OF control
consisting OF Mayor wyckoff Director
OF service Johnson. and President Of
Council jenkins. held Thursday ,y.nine
IN the council chamber. IN. contract Sor
the new auto fire truck was let 10 the
Ahrens-fox Company. Of Cincinnati
manufacturers OF fire apparatus. The
price 10 $500. and calls for tae truck
TO be delivered in IS DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Council Meeting.

The city council will hold an import
ant meeting this evening I'm ina council
chamber on North Fourth street and
several ordinances that were laid over
from last meeting on account OF swo
members not being present. will be W
tnis evening. Several street ordinances
will also be up this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

William l'ty q We'll known an: 'iuh.
~ lr~'"rt"u res .i,ut OF tIiS citv. Jf.t
Hi - 1Ulu" vu Ninth street YESTERDAY
morning tt u', lock after = ,fnr.-fu.s
illness "f drops. lic was go Years nf
az" and H. ~utyisri beg hiss wife and fnuf
sons ana three daughters. lie had ftNcd
80 fIis ,ItN for many Years and no. U.It,.
nav iN" ~f"u" lu the tItA reservoir l-.-
neral services Will o." a0uouu,ed iatcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

The fast Ideal ball team. OF this CITY.
mas arranged a game for this afternnor
ana one Tor to-morrow aftcrnon. To-day
thcy viii 40 TO Toronto. -. to play the
strong team OF that place and they will
Jake their strongest lineup. Tomorrow.
AFTERNOON on the mill field thev will
meet the fast Hodshon team, OF Wheel
ing. The local team eNpect. tn w.,
both games '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Tie SO iailst local has secured "A
speaker 90 address two meetings IN this
'!'fs one iNi~ evening al tlr corner ct
I""ftI ana Hanover streets. and the
"tr'' sunday afternoon IN the Re< thea
Ter. Tho Speaker is Rev. Williams. pHs-
i'f "t a." An"s Methodist church. Pitts
nifSh, ana is regarded as a fin" speaker.
\" d"lh, e l1rg" crowd viii be present
~ each meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
vsnsmsn Funsrai H.id

FUNERAL services over the rsmaiua 81
the late g. 3D. Nrramau. who dfeI last
IS suuesdag morning 90 his late nome uu
tharIiue street NureIus were rthH
tspferdaN afternoon Hf tue church ut
Good Iu this rity Wet Co. o. Tracey.
pastor ~ the church b.. offlrIafef Inter
uent was made 90 the McAirrhtu ccms-
fert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

- The l.sdi'~ Auxiliary - the NafIfr-.
Ferry hospital viii hold a rrsrtet ,...
H[ternoou ard evening ir the ,'rDnr.r|
a.hning room a. tho corner OF Firm and
Hanover street They viii have sol
KINDS Or hone make a. kee. ries b~efI|
and pastry for sale. ~ is eNuo.tsH fo.
the sale will be a success as IL t. f.r
good cause
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Evans Funeral

The funeral services over tho -
mains ~ th" late Mrs. Geo Evans. vlta|
- mo FORMER councilman of THIS r.tr
WI" died a. the ip't. hospital Tuesd s.
lnofnlfe aftcr fWe weeks illness va
held YESTERDAY morning a. 80 o.rlo.-|
from -. Alptprsus church 100 Wheeling
and was largely attended TrfFruf..'t|
va MlIe /. NInLnf rll.nrN len-e.ar.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

me United Fraternal association vii
I'.t n meeting IN tho Is % 4 hall To-
in"rHow afternoon and an effort viii he
man" 20 seffle up tfe business a. fr..
fe'enf picnic heii ~ tie mark II h.
fh"n Kfl ttat the association viii clear
~ least fi5" on the AFFAIR. That is nor
gut" enougI % cree the concrete plat
f"rn. nut several more affairs viii loo
Ven during the winter MONTHS vhersi.,.
s. "a hoped 20 raise the money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

= nov 7. : ODsfrl afOrl- l..O.L w.. D.
Stdilcd IN the Somwcrs barber Shof, AND
poor room on Hanover street -,.>;.r.la,.
AFTERNOON. and hereafter the time v.'.f D..
received by a direct Western linton VIII.
ne clock VIII make big Improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Deciding Game.

tn" seventh and Dc. idiuL game ~ the
Sc -'r- between ii0-fisyill- and tn.crafs
VI ne played today on TIE WhrrIirE
hali park on TIE island ard - rs ..Np,..t-
ed t.at iarEr crowd will he ir alters
bu'e. as the rivalry between tie two
teams = 40 fever heat. Large suns ,,t
money nav" been Wagered GA tn. OUT
come of tie game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

FIRST ". = church ~ the corner o.
Third ard Clay street Rev r.. T Nohu
paStor the following SUNDAY services
VIII De held. Sunday school al s.1..
Ir"aohinE al 10 30. subject. "SteAdftSt-
ness Epworth league will meet AZ
4" 3" and the topic VIII he League
Study Glasses Leader Miss Mamie
Will he held az 7:3O and the them.
viii be Lesson from the seven Chur,h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

A. ZION Iyangelicl Lutheran church
On North ftfh street. Rev. H. T. Srrtl-
niger. pastor the harvest festival vii
lie observed and special sermon VIII he
preached. sunday school W U Ice hold AZ
:-l" and the harvest home sermon viii
-, - Nt'ru AT l".S". Evening SerN ic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
MARTINS FERRY
(oeasa.usd Prom rag. rsn)


y. LOW. pastor. the following sunday
services will be held. Sunday school az
s;lS: preaching Mt 1880. subject The
will meet at $40. and Eric Lane will be
the leader. In the evening services Will
be held at s.so and the subject will be
America and the Great Commission"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

Everything - IN readiness for the
soccer loot bal game TO be PLAYED on
the fair grounds this afternoon between
Ia" frOohSide team ana the TiltonSNille
team. The same will be a feature OF the
miners celebration and will he called at
- 80 Ia order that the game will Ia.
over before tho sTeaking starts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

American. cheering IN American vice
tory
Won Against ODDS
Ouim"f't rfrat battle against ffc
. rpppe Of the two IrrlIaiwen vino
" ere already Tied with aIf before Is
bad half nni bed his nral round vas
40 flr more praiHrwOrthy berau.a GO
ths friFtfful weather .0ndiftou. vn
der which hn wa. Obliged 10 riay o.
was raining heavily before thn fore.
noon round was started and .pl.
finued with but few 'rI ups all dav
Tho rain BEAT the ball down Dunn.
ili.hft from Tho too sud tho heavy
turf t0uf 100 fHo roll uuf Of tho hall
giving long drives OF fhe Eav ami
Nardpn fyr" an sdvsnfsr" mot fu bn
lirhfly passed
Murn fuc hr-f raIr started out ON
The final hair a. fra 600. tourney flp
neld consisted 0f ffb i've Iiatcr. or
fhefe Three gore Irsli Dol rrprc.anfa.
1--WE. liat InIi end fardo1 Lou.
lrII.rr we. .Ir 'audarI bearer uf
FIarf" arf fhr rome .uI.r IONS. .ts.f
n' l fr~ .nHr bred pfofr. .unsI. an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20

IT - 'epogt"d "u good aIthorit, that
IN" MNitaker-,ii"~>f..: conipans VIII
SH"tiiN let iI' contract Tor the new n..lI
!" hc erected hy the company ou the
lieii AMI Garden farms. winch Mere
purchased several wears ago 81 York
vile several local contractors viii hia
ON som" 81 80 WORK Just a. soon as
,Hey are notified TIA: th. company Is
eddy t. rsrv. ~. bids