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The sun., 1913-11-07

Be't.nI on the outcome of the football
canes has not become very lively yet n
the financial district. Th" odds as quoted
ON the big games now stand as follows
10 to on Harvard IN the Harvard
prirC.ton gam. 10 10 on Harvard IN
ihe HarNard-Yale gam" aud 10 To on
tha Navy against the Army. Fred Schumn
reported a $500 bet at odds of 10 10 =
yesterday on Harvard against Primo. ton
and ,anoiher of 500 to $40 on the same
game. \ bot ot $50 to s35 was made IN
IN" NaNN against Buckne,l
The sun., 1913-11-07
GROUND BROKEN FOR STADIUM
COll~x~ Of the city ut New York
TL.uLs Mr.. IewiaOhn for Gir.

Borough President McAneny broke
ground for the new stadium AT the col
lege OF the city of New York YESTERDAY
The stadium. with the site, is n present
from Adolph l.ewisohn and will cost
about 5000 900
President Finley extended the thanks
o. the student body To Mr. l.ewIsohn and
sa id he would ask the German Ambassa-
dor to cable to Emperor william. telling
him what his former subject is doing for
the college
1t Is expected that the new stadium
viii be finished by the beginning OF the
next college wear.
The sun., 1913-11-07
YOUNGEST BURGLARS ARE HELD.
Roys Of y aud ~ Wears Caught In
tinted Cigar store.

Two OF the Youngest burglars ever
captured by the New York police wc'r ar
raigncd in the Children's Court Nest"r-
dav. They are Thomas Rogers. years
old. Of 23l West Houston street and
Frank MonteN.rde. II years Odd. Of IS
King street.
ON "Wednesday evening they were sur
prised by Patrolman Lynch OF the Leon
ard street polio. station IT. uit"d
cigar store at 2I1 West BroadwJN. which
they had entered by means of glass
cutter.
Justice IIoyt r"ma ndtd them to- the Gus
tudv of the Chidttns Society.
The sun., 1913-11-07
BOY l6 YEARS OLD A SUICIDE
Choir singer shoots SELF with
Fathers Pistol.

Alfred w. Gable, sixteen year-old
choir boy In the Wesley NJ. II. Church in
East New York committed suicide last,
night In his home at 46s Chestnut street
by shooting himself with his fathers auto-
matte pistol
The hoy worked in the daytime and
went to night school. Recently ho com
planned of pains In his head and stuck 10
his studies despite the advice Of his
father. Elmer Gable. who IL guard In
the National Bank Of Commerce.
The sun., 1913-11-07
CIinc scores Only once.

Harry T.. cline scored IN only one
inning in hts practice game OF IS:
balklirr yesterday afternoon At Thum' S
against Willie Hoppe. the champion who
has been challenged bv calvin Demar"st
Hoppe ran out his 80 points in thre"
innings with nigh run OF la' aud an
average of - l-3 cline scored - 80
his oasis inning In the evening Hoppe
made 400 - q 10y Ledyard Blake.
averaging 40 and having one run of ll".
Blakc's high run was % and his aver
aGr 3-i0
The sun., 1913-11-07

I.o%po$. Nov ca. y :. Jackson.
who wor th" memorable 800 metre race
for England in the swedish olympic
games. has been elected pr. 1ident ~ the
oxford University Athletic Association
The sun., 1913-11-07
AMERICAN CAR GETS
DEWAR PRIZE AGAIN
Cadillac Carries OFF the Royal
Automobile Club Trophy a
second Time.
FIRST TO WIN IT TWICE
Ferries Across the Sound StOr
Runninv-ROad Conditions
on Jersey Meadows.
FIRST TO WIN IT TWICE

rte cadillac Company has JUST re
ceivcd the award Of the Dewar trophy
bv the RoyaI Automobile Club OF Great
Britain on the performances OF iiso1"l4
car. This trophy which is awarded an
nualiv 20 the motor car demonstrating
the greatest achievement toward the ad
vancemen, OF the industry has been won
twice by the Cadillac. the previous occa-
sion being five years ago. Never before
has tn, trophy hesu won twice by any
make. an u the Cadillac Is the only Ameri-
can machine ever to come out victorious
IN the test.
The frs, time the car was used in a
Standardization test The entrants pre- =
sented three stock cars which were dis
nan,iod The.r various parts were
thrown into heap aud from this pile
eiphtN-n'ne parts were withdrawn. Du-
phca;cS were taken from rh" stock os
spares ard then the cars were built up
agau, only wrenches and screwdriNcrs
being used The use Of f'es or emery
cloth was uot permitted. The parts htted
IN all right. and the cars made an eS-
! tended run after heing bull; up.
This time the 'es' took the form ~ q
600 mir run over all sorts OF roads
, conducted ~ a compulsory average speed
of l?.i miles an hour. The gasoene con
sumption WAS l,.l7 miles a ,British) gal
lon Al the oil used WAS a pinis The
electric crankine device Was used 1870
times IN the tr.dl and AZ the end the
eugiu" w,s turned owe" lhno compression
strokes The electro lSnis were on FOR
the road trial ~ hours and II minutes,
and after the compression test with tn.
! starter the side. rear and speedome, or
! lights continued 20 burn for 20 hours.
| An important pari q: The tes was 'he
The sun., 1913-11-07
SOME OF The OLDER
BOYS OF COLUMBIA
The Most Aged Known to Be
Living Is Il. NJ. Olyphant
Of the Class Of 1912.
THERE NAY BE 3 OLDER
Only Four Of Twenty in Law
schools First Class. 1860,
I. Are Living.

. ,.,. .i..a,a. os r,
Tne hummer W ","s ',,., s.a' &C.,. ~, ,h.
mmnH I n'rrsuH. ","."s ., ~, ,o,e %
class OF l'l2' nut nor THOSE W i','' '
is.9SS. according to the general ca'a'oeue
NJ the university issued yesterday IN
Guiding the class of 1913 the number
~,ould he approximately 1880.
p,h.r, At Olvphan, chairman OF the
mt. ,,,,,r,,,,ce ~ tho pelawa,p and
,, ,.n.,, ,,n ,,,,.s n, ,so Wes,
IuoSo'' ,h., .,,a., gr,aua,e
rhtF-h'h'n su''' w -, 49,,
known TO he hNinG' ne '''eNeu ''
degree IN lS42 TWO m'moerS W 'ne .."''
of 1896, James Phillips Lake ana "i'ham
Thompson. and John Rankin. .'r OF the
'iase VI i''i' 49,, ,,,,t,,..,,, op,,,is
- .,,., ,,o,. ba,. disd since m. las,
..,.,., six r.,r. .yo and
'a'a''e"' ""' -, =, ,..,r
'na' II" 'eV"." "' 80, v..,
death ''r '"hh IL t'osS vi wv
17ath street received ms "eer'c III 'e|"'
only One Ot the ''ess ~ 'S"'
There IL only one survivor ~ the class
- ,s.. ,be Rey Edward McGec whose
-, =; ,,,l,,vu = * stanton Of
20 ~, rbi,,y.,irh.b stree, is the only
,.l ,a,r,s,r,.,;v. of the class of lS45
re-. r,srnh,rs of the class Of 1916, three
,,S.- ,our of ISiS two of 1850. one OF
,s., four ~ lSsc three of 1853 and four
~ ,S.. n,e ali,,
~ the school of Medicine class Of 1S&0
Ave mon are aliv. so far as the records
,bo,. but their addresses are not known
a, IN. ,riv,rsi,v Two who were gradu-
a,ad in the class of lSi& are living. !. L..
a-du.r of BridCcha mpton. y V, and ).
q Garland of Nashua y. II. OF the class
Of 1915 four are alive. of 1916 seven. Of
ls4- two. Of iSis four. of lSia three. of
1850 three. Of 1851 twenty-five. of lN'-
twentv-siA. of 1883 twenty and or lSh'
ter
The first class of the school OF law
The sun., 1913-11-07
WORLDS LARGEST DEALERS

Bl lCk 1913 light touring car, cost Sl,"s .
months old \rsa lighting system. ul t ..
once llbBEN, l3i Rivcr>idr DrN" i' o..
River,
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AUTOMOBILE sUPrLIL,. a.,

HIGHEST grade closed Cars rented N.
monthly. MARTIN bEi'kEEr, l>1c 49,.
1857 columbus
The sun., 1913-11-07

The \eNari, Turrpii-. across the
meadows from jersey civ 60 Newark 's
I.ported closed Tne jersey tity NewarN
blank road "a 10 good cuuditon for auto
mJojl" use. having been improved AL the
Nat across the meauoWs
The sun., 1913-11-07

ACTOS FOR RENT HOlR. UN
Av. PHONE 1909 RINiR>Inl
The sun., 1913-11-07

BEARINGS, Hall and Rolicr
Tn CIV lila m Co.. R'way 4 aNth :, puolr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Field Oay and Ranou.,-

The nnual fed day and banquet of
the Americas club will be held Fri.
day OF this week. A program OF ath-
letic events will be rendered in the
afternoon. In the evening a banquet
will be held at the Elk's club. The
following IL the dance program:
!. Two step-Devil's Ball.
Waltz-When ! Lost You.
3 Two step-Snooky Ookums.
Waltz-Love Waltz.
.. Two step-In My Harem.
.. Waltz-That's How / Need You.
. Redova-Golden Glow.
: Two step-When Get You
Alone Tonight
8. Waltz-Garland OF Oid-Fashioned
Roses.
10. Two step-Hungarian Rhapsody
Rag.
Il. waltz-why Did You Make Me
Care?
u. Two step-When the Midnish,
Choo Choo Leaves for Alabama.
TNtras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Attend the big Lot Sale in Martins
Ferry. June - and 2s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
MARTINS rerrH Rriefs.

~" Junior Mechanics VIII hold a r.el-
- meeting 'r fl"r hall IN the Shreve-
HerN'f hutii'-E 80 . evening
l:"sulA mid-Wsek prayer rcrvtce-
We" t".d last evening IN the local
tn" Modern Woo4nien VIII hold an i'm
I~'r'a't meeting in their nall IN the
f"N '-H"r'ry building Saturday even
The birthday social this evening IN 81
atfen Tot $50
fae new fire alarm box ordered bv the
80 s"n- tine $" arrived yesterday
ana VIII 81" paced tu p0sit on thfs week.
Attorney g. - Trait made a business
mp ?" - 'lsirsville Yesterday and will
Pee gone several DAYS.
Mrs Frank Heiurick left SUNDAY for
S"il- ?" vistt friends and relatives for a
cnuf ice u, weeks
IT," barrier shops VIII close thi. after
i."'- = being "a" regular Thursday half
" ,rI Mrs r. r Brown. ~ Russell.
~. WI return tome to-day. after
spending q weeks Nf-tf with J. r Will
Ism-. un Jefferson street.
TIE On. alarm. system vas aealr nut
"Ii ~ commission last night By tho
"'r' ram AMI tse bells rang for quite
a marriage license vas issued IN
Vols. Irs p" f.'ovf Hauion. - his city.
ant AIS Nt~garst GRAY. % Wheeling
o.. \ !tnH'~Snu sid n I've ro0uef
'.~" H. 'II> stree 20 John Roth.
'f-O.Gh fne agency - W u. T~ifAhrani
Nr~fHriaN consideration not mentioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

steamer Joe Fowler will be given by
the Boys Brigade OF this vicinity
Friday evening OF this week. The
toat Is one OF the largest on the
river and has a splendid deck capac.
ity. The boat will leave the local
wharf at 100 o'clock and proceed
down stream through the government
locks. II is the aim 10 pass through
the government lock before dark. in
order TO give III passengers an OPP
portunity TO witness tine workings OF
the dam Refreshments will be
served. and an excellent orchestra
will furnish music. Tickets can be
procured from any member o. the
brigade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Annual OUTING.

The annual picnic excursion % the
First NJ r church viii be held on the
steamer Joe Fowler TO-DAY The boat
will leave the Maniey wharf hts morn
ing AZ 2 o'clock. go ny me rly"r a. far
as Sisters Island. then turn and going
down The rive. will stop at some suit
able spot FOR the picnic and curing 4
large number 81 iicn"'s have been
sold for he arair. and a large crowd
- expected 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

p daepo-t pstro-s o. Daily i-t.u.
oencsr ca- ~st book No. = eo.s
.y0de7 Lovers. BY Maurice Tho-p.oo
1u'rc- % Alice % Oh V-eerrrs. Ay
n--te-' ~ coupon ~ut iron, this rap.-
"''0 - cts - Sc-'fe-s News Stard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Mary Nelson: No. 3. Center Hill. For
est Mckelvel; No. 10. Avondsle. Miss
Ida Lindsey: Nc. II. Ners. Boyd War
mock. Miss May Warnock. Miss May
Witchey. Miss Maude Conroy. Miss
Jones. Miss Thomas. Miss Campbell.
IL. o Run, Mr.. Taylor. Miss
Helen rmstead: No. -. McClainsville.
Miss Lulu McGhee. G. +. Warren. OF
Nens. was appointed superintendent
OF the township schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

NJ % W IIN- - = FHUI SUNNY
school on walnut street. ransiHs ~ axe
from lu - Is wears. vii meet 81 the
cnUrca for the purpose of organizing Il
'.u' - 10 known ~ tie knights . It
AItIlr T." Cl.b viii be oisaniz-i Icy
t..f"r Harry Hadlsy. Al - Lee Wf.I
meet th- teachers 81 the SUNDAY Sch1yI
ana xiv" them some Instructions. 70
morrow evening At tile church short
Htany services vii nc held a. tae close
- the services choir practice vi. Ice
hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT. o.
Sale Starts Today.

n" sale % stocN ~ GEORGE Mat
News. the well known furniture deal
or. who has purchased a store in
Barnesvills. w:ll go on sale This morn
ing and The public will be- able 10 get
some good bargains. The sale il at
tiacting much attention here and I'm
NheelirE. II Will continue urt,, The
entire stock - old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Premature Celebration.

Despite tho fact that Mayor Wass
man and CHIEF o. Police Malone have
notified all dealers no. 90 sol fire.
works until a Few DAYS before the
Fourth. young America r. having "a
premature celebration At practically
any hour q The day The r"po-, ~
f~recracker~ can De- heard Til" ban
has been pronounced on toy pistols.
but the lads have them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

ne camp Rest waist club was pleas
ant4+ entertained t"steriay afternoon OF
IN" nome 90 Mrs. john loans. on Broaa-
WAY. and a large number was present. rs
several VISITORS from Wheeling ant
N.Lluity WaS resent Waist was 'r-
diversion ~ tt- afternoon ana DAINTY re-
fresuments we're served ~ a ~~.aSuu4hle
hour tt" place Of holding rl- i.-Nt
regular meeting has not a. Yet been set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Bonds Sold.

The municipal bonds OF this city
which were recently offered for sale
by the city have been sold 10 the Far
mers' q Merchants Bank OF this city
The price paid was par and accrued
interest. Since the Legislature has
levied a tax on municipal bonds. the
people ara not very anxious 70 pur.
chase them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
large Crowd Present

A large crowd was present last
evening at the lawn fete given by the
ladies' OF 81. Anthony's Catholic
church. and the refreshment stands
al dld a good business. Special
amusements yer also provided for
the large crowd. The affair will be
continued this evening and new fea.
lures will be added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

This sly wal. be able 20 boast - =
r-~af "hi'' way 90 n short time. aa soy
"fai hf-.re~S men on hanover - -~'
nave ordered The new lights an. sr
vt.l I- iis,eI ir pos 'inu ~ soon - rev
arrive NuIh N-~ started N-s'erH4r On
Tod" erection pf ore % he usw standard
iCrfs on HeUnNtr stree. &c same ne
Ur f"srfg street Tie new iguf vii lc
'r front - ft- Martins Ferry FarIv
rsu;aH. ~for- anil viI add Er.1fly @.
'ro aTrsurIuce 60: :re street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

T|E Nv WI 10 reTreserfed AZ fhA
VIZ athletic meet 20 Re hold on the
Forbes 0ei7 IN T'f'slurEh Saturday. and
t"0 i"cai r1rre-s. -Nomas POver and
, r'E Neifel VII take pn-t and have
sent the signed entry Mamie Roth man
r-" considered "os' runnera and have
H soy "ral aces ~ tie ,!cin!tv.
Fowen IN shed sixth IN the marothon
rng" during sem!-cca.cnnfal wsek IN
'eei.r g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Moonlight E~seursIon.
\ moonlight excursion IN fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
MARTINS FERRY
Largs Crowd Present

\ iarse crowd Was pT"Sen; last even
ing 81 the enucrtainment given IN tho
sunday school room OF st Johns Ger
man Lutheran church ~ TIE Junior
Luther League TIE program as carried
IN tnis paper VAS isuiered and several
extra numbers were also added RE
fr@snmenfs Of all kinds we're on sale ami
a neat Sum was realized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

At the Parks VI. r. church In this
city on the evening OF Tuesday. July
~. VIII be given a grand musical and
literary entertainment. and n number
OF fine musical selections will be rem.
dered by local people. Several in
teresting addresses will also be
made. The one selling the most
tickets for the affair will receive a
$3.50 gold piece.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Tre union picnic - all TO Preshy-
'e-iau AMI United Presbyterian rhYr,. -
n tniS vicinity IS beng held TODAY 80
Wheeling parA and q number from ff:S
city v'll h. iu Rtteu lance Al interest
ing program = athletic vents has been
arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Struck hx Auto

Steve Puccish. a l6-year-old lad ~
this city. while riding a bicycle along
the Bridgeport pike vas strrck bv
an auto driven by s WhCelin. Marty.
n bicycle was completely iemol.
ished. but the lad escaped injury. The
owner ~ the auto gave M" ,ad SIS
TO purchase a l"v machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Excurrfon ro-mou-oU-

4 .atEe number - tickets have
already noen sold Tor the boat eNrurSion
:" o~ given tomorrow evening by the
Junior class ~ the First NJ. r. cgu.cn
ami ~ IL expected that the boat VIII he
crowded 10 rs capacity. The boat will
4-aN- the local wharf At so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Wedding Today.

THIS morning o. : o'clock I'm the
Presence OF; a humber ~ guests NJ
2" catholic church IN Rar'on. viii o.-
70 10" marriuge 81 Miss Anna Gal
lEhrr laughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Noses Gallagher. - barton 60 Mr.
q christopher Scha:or. n Akron. Roth
Young people are well KNOW hera
md ha'- many friends Tho ce-a-
m"rv viii he performed 10y Row.
Father NsT.a, hon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Child Dead.

Tho 7-year-old son ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gray. ~ pinch Run. died a
the family r%esidcnc" Yesterday morn
ing. following m fitness Of several
days The funera! arrangements have
not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Monument Work

We are showing The latest designs
~ modern ideas and give each patron
exclusive right In their selection.
A postal card or either phone Will
nrlng 10 you our large collection OF
designs 10 select from.
No agents employed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Bdu on strike.

The men employed IN Gaylord mine,
No. VINO Wen; out on strike Tuesday.
ar" stN' ont and the hopes Of = settle
n'"ni soon are rot very bright. II
NAV he several DAYS before they resume.
7 no mines officials will hold a meet
p settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

The wind and ra'n stodm that struck
th'S CITY las' evening about 4 o'clock
vas one ~ the harfAS- ~ tre season
ami s"Ne-al trees are reported blown
down MANY parents were uneasy on
''''inf ~ their children IN the plav-
e~oun6s. NM ell -. home in safety
TIE Iatn VIII DO 80 cops a lot of good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
DiatrIct Mertlrn

A meeting o. one d%is'r!c' ~ the
- 'lairsvill" p~rrsby'e-y o. the
WoWHus Home and Foreign Mission.
trt society viii he held 20 fta t.rs.
Presbyterian church today To. -.-
sion will BE- Opsn A. 10 clock go fhe
morning and al delegt'.s and m.u.
i"r~ ar" urged 20 Do present 4 p-,
ram includ ng n number ~ aGdressa4
Hid musical numbers will be- eel
doref.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

TIE banquet 10 the members " the
.srahuattng class ~ -. Mary'S %parocuial
scuopl. was ueld last evening in the CON
vent and was one ~ the hest that was
ever served. Covers were laid for 30
and the menu VES tho finest that covli
90 gotten together. Several snort All
dresses were alsp made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

10" King and Queen y, Dsnmsrt d,
German Tn" mee'lng o. the Inn.
nal Striu" A. DallHs 4 Noh-.s
I"THac" Paris fashions f.a.lr..,
views NJ 'h" new paru.or Skin. NJ
and Ter and Other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Walter Perkins. a miner employed
at the Big Five mine az Stewartsville.
caught under a fall o, stone yes
terday morning while AZ work in one
OF the rooms OF the mine. He sus-
tained injuries 20 his back and a mum.
Der OF { and bruises. He was re-
10 the North Wheeling hos
pital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

~" ladies' AID Society ~ tho Fgrs.
h' m church arc nov making ar.
'"k''n'h'- for an apron social 20
h" held il the A bert Luchs store
"'in 'n H".W0uf street SafI-fa, -
Th''u ~ 'hi- week The proceeds -
"' 'fdr viii DO placed 90 tho flnd
10 POI" used Tor fhe erection % q nov
church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Discount Sale OF Eur,i,u,.

In order to close out our entire
stock within the next thirty days we
VIII give . reduction OF from IS to so
per cent from our regular price. This
n q ehsnee OF a lifetime to buy fur
n'ture at Iess than cost. N you want
to snare in these bargains don't delay.
out come at once. Geo. 8. Matthews.
Heiniein Block. Bridgeport. O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
ocUce Court.

Only one arrest vas made by the
local police Tuesday evening. the IN
fortunate being a fellow named Nc
Neeley He was drunk and called a;
the Belmont Savings & Loan Company
on Union street and proceeded 10 russ
the entire force. He was sent 70 tho
trustees o: Pease township. and they
VIII decide his ease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
BAN Storm.

Ihe heaVv rain which struck this
vicinity las evening. with. doing a
N"st amount % good for the hea,
sirer"rs and crops. created havoc 20
we streets ~ his cry. Practically
every street along the hillside - n
mass y: stones. mrd and other deH-fs
Al n" sewers IN his section we've
ci"gged and the water poured in voi-
Hm"s into thu streets. %obie street
from Thirtv-foYrth 20 Fortv-nrs- was
pra"ii'ali' iUrasSahle. the water NJ
IhlrtN- "iRh'h street being almost Two
i"'t deep When The w..er had
r"cede5 the streets were a uo.. o.
Shiny mud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Or. CLARK. ~ this city. had n mar.
row escape from serious injury Tues
Cay afternoon. He was comirS l1vn
q hill at Key in his auto at a fai- rate
OF speed. when one OF the wheel, no
came !oosened and dropped from me
axe The car was brought "a a.
'andstill. but DR.. Clark was ccm-
PEELED TO walk 20 Key IN order In
Fave the necessary repairs mad. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Promin:nt Iadx DAD

Mrs Arminta Weeks ON.
ni"st prominent women Of this c,f,
o."d az The honl" u her deiebter
Mrs James purf"e or Twenrv-ser-
ono street. yesterday afternoon fol-
u"'hs m Illness ~ acute !ndEgesti.n
u deceased was - Years % farN
- vas wei and favo-ahjy known IN
'H'S city. She = survived by two
sons. Harry and James. ana one
cHrFAfer. Mrs. James punfee a., -
tH'' city. Funeral arransements
nave rot hee= completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Martins Ferry o%strors 90 DaTy In.
ta,iq-nce- can asf book No Ross
'sra-'s Lovers. ~ Naurlcc THowr-
sor HutH,r % a - - Old ~rc-1rss
nv present no oouoon eut from n
parsr with 8 cts. 20 Hoge's Drug
Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

J"tn Feetsrers ana Archie Jones rhe
trouhl" seems 20 be IN the election OF
william Royles TO the ~bieShip sew
eraI weeks ago. IRE rect OF the Social
Isis claim mat Royles was one OF the
guards ~ Aetna mill when the company
Wa running non-union. and ~ 10 against
'feir party pledges 10 support ouch a
man The outcome will be watched with
interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Still On Strike

The minors employed IN the Crescent
mine of tho Lorain Coal 4. Dock uho
went out on strike Tuesday for reas-
"rs not known. returned 20 work YES
terdat. me strike being settled and IL
Il lot thought that any more trouble
VIII result. The miners employed IN
he PHit"y mine sra also on strike.
m" miners ~ tails are investisai-
ing the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

NTFHUK"TUFUfE FHIF UFeI IUfUU efaI fUr
the annual banquet of tie
4 ouuty HHr AS~octai on to I've held TINS
evening IN to- Fort Henry ciuu rooms
% Nh-e!iuc. AMI aL 81 ~. local att4r-
news Will attend. Covers vii nr LAID Tor
at least loo.